The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-25
WATERTOWN Correspondent, Agnes Cosgrove
 Phone 59l
SEAL SALE TO
 START FRIDAY
Mrs. Karl Winter Heads COmmittee-Game Club
 to Hold Dinner

WatertoWn, Nov. 25-The sale or Christmas seals, better known to same as the anti-tuberculosls stamps will begin Friday, November 27th. The same procedure of sending the seals which met with such favor last year will be followed again this year. The method of sending a dollars worth of seals to the indivi- dual has been tried out in the larger towns and cities of the state for several years and has met with such universal approach that the local committee have deemed 1t wise to try the plan in Watertown for an- other year.
 This plan obviates the trouble many housewives complain of name- ly being called to the door in inc numerable number of times by children selling the stamps and by buying the stamps in driblet lots.
 Persons receiving the stamps and the explanatory letter are not obligated to keep the seals, but may return them or the money for them in the enclosed addressed envelope. The anti-tuberculosis league this year observes It's 30th birthday and 1t is the hope ofthe committee that Watertown will be as generous this year as 1t has in the past. Eighty five cents out of every dollar spent on Christmas seals remains in Watertown to bring medicine, extra care, and Q supply of milk to those people of the community showing some symptoms of tuberculosis.
 Mrs. Karl Winters is chairman of the committee in charge of the Christmas seals and is assisted by Mrs. A. P. HickcoX, Mrs. F. J. Ran slow, Mrs. Howard Farwell, Mrs. Sidney Hadley, Mrs. B. F. Hudson, Mrs. Dains Barton, Mrs. Roland Ty- Ter, Miss Erma Scott, Miss Agnes Cosgrove, Miss Evelyn Besancon, Miss Alice Lamphier and Miss Es- tello Whiteside.
 Mrs. E. c. Daniels will be In charge of the sale of seals in Beth lchem and Miss L. E. Leslie in Oak vile. A. c. Evans has charge of the sale of Christmas seal bonds to lo- cal fraternal organizations.
 Game Supper
 Plans for the game supper to be held December l7 at Columbia Hall have been nearly completed by the local Fish and Game Association. Venison will be the main dish of the meal. The number of tickets Is limited to l25, 50 any wishing to at- tend should purchase theirs now.
 Members of the committee from whom tickets can be purchased arc Robert Atwood Herbert Hirsch, Les ter Odell, Curtiss Sherwood, Clinton Mcintyre, John Shields, Lee Gibson, Wesley Bramhall Charles Van Beu- rcn, Harold Magee, Bernard Mar coux, Joseph Bryan, E. R Leman- quais, John Miller Kenneth Han- non, Emil Dussemey and Stuart Atwood.
 League of Women Voters
 The league of Women Voters will hold Q study club Friday morning nt 0.30 at the home of Mrs. c. D. Barrett of Hamilton avenue for the purpose of studying further the iln- employment compensation. Mcm- bers planning to be present should notify Mrs. Barrett.
 Golden Wedding Anniversary
 MT. and Mrs. Edgar Brouette of Main street observed their 50th wedding anniversary yesterday. They were the recipients of many gifts, cards. flowers, and messages of con- graduation. During the evening they observed open house. Those who were present were Adelbert Titus. Mrs. George Beebe, Rev. Wm. F. Davis, MT. and Mrs. Charles Glllett. MT. and Mrs. Ernest 0il- lett, MT. and Mrs. Arthur dlllett Mrs. Richard Demnrcst, MT. and Mrs. Hubert James. Mr. and Mrs William Bendel, George Hume, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Andrews, MT. and Mrs. Ernest Wheeler, MT. and Mrs, Howard Brouettc, MT. and Mrs. Charles Brouettc. MT. and Mrs. Henry James, Edna and Harry Brouette, Prank Gilbert, Helen Stoddard, Arnold Shirley, and Ken. meth Andrews, Harold, Mildred and Ernest Wheeler. Jr. Robert, Er. nest, and Hubert James, and Edna and Madeline Brouette.