The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-26
GUEST SALESMEN
 INSPECT PLANTS
Visitors of Rubber COm- pany to Be .Feted at
 Lake Quassapaug

l ately 300 salesmen of the U. S.. Rubber Products, Inc. arrived here today to make a two-day visit, dur- ing which they will inspect the local plant of the company whose goods they sell, and will enjoy an outing at Lake Quassapaug.
 The salesrnen arrived here from New Haven in eight specially -chart- cred busses. They were welcomed by officials of the local plant and in- mediately divided into groups to start their tour of the factory.
 Their busses were labeled U. S. Rubber Salesmen's Convention, and @ large sign greeting the salesmen was displayed on the east side of the railroad trestle above the Mem orial bridge on Maple street.
 At noon the salesmen enjoyed a dinner at St. Michael'S parish house and continued their inspect ion of the local plant this afternoon Tonight they will go to Lake Quassa- psug and tomorrow will again visit here.
 They are all crack salesmen, hav- won the trip here after establishing best-selling records in their indivi- duals districts.
 Big Clambake Planned
 Tonight the salesmen will go to Lake Quassapaug to enjoy an old- fashioned New England clambake there. In addition to the 300 sales men, there will be officials of the factory, members of the factory council foremen guides and tohers that will be bring the total at the affair to nearly TOO.
 Indications are the outing at Lake Quassapaug will be most success ful. Many of those going will en- joy swimming and there will be other sports activities. The U. 8. Girls club and Supervisors club will also attend.
 A fine meal is planned for the guests and 1t will probably be the first time a number of them enjoyed this New England specially.
 Late tonight the salesmen will re- turn to New Haven and tomorrow will again come here early to con- tinue their survey of the local plant.
 They will leave late tomorrow afternoon but an eventful day is planned before they go.
 Funeral Of Mrs. White
 The funeral of Mrs. Julia White, 65, widow of Charles White, of Tolles Square who died suddenly Saturday morning at St. Marys hospital, Waterbury, was held at 8:30 this morning from her home to st. Hedwig's church at 9 o'clock where @ solemn high mass of requiem was celebrated. Burial was in St. James cemetery.
 The pallbearers were Jacob Got libowski, John Tarnivoski, John Biarnacka, Walter Bielecki, K. Kos wizicz and Walter Zembroski, all members of the Polish National Ale lance.
 Three masses were celebrated at the three different altars in the church The officiating clergymen were Rev. Peter Sorcka, of St. Cas- imir's church, Terryville; Rev. Wal ter Sieracki, assistant pastor of St. Stanislaus's church, Waterbury; and Rev. Felix Weitechowski, assistant pastor of St. Hedwig's church who also read the conmittal prayers. Butler Funeral
 The military funeral of John '. Butler of 33 Frederick street, broth- CT of Rev. James Butler, formerly of Waterbury, was held this morning at g:30 o'clock from the Mccarthy funeral home to St. Francis church where e solemn requiem high mass was celebrated at 10 o'clock. Inter- ment was in St. James cemetery.
 The palibearers were William and John Kelly, Peter Meegan and James T. Leary, all of Naugatuck; George Keefe of Waterbury; and Clarence McArdle of New London. Court Gases
 Several cases were heard in local court today. Tn one, Allen Lineweber of Seymour was fined GAS and costs of $8.26 with SIS of the fine remit ted, on Q charge of giving false iil- formation to an officer, to which he pleaded guilty. He was arrested by Sergeant John oormley yesterday and according to the sergeant, was evasive as to the owner of e car overturned ct the Middlebury road, when he knew who the owner was.
 Judge McDonough commenting, said 1t is the duty of every citizen to assist the police in upholding the law if possible.
 The charge of reckless driving against Joseph gainokar of Chestnut Tree Hill, oxford, was nolled. Ser. geant oormley said he understood