The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-26

@-@-AfD SpNOAAVAAAAC 4NCAoOAA OA 4AAOAk0 aston was the guest of honor at . reunion dinner given by Mrs. J. Bement Wakelee at her home on West street, Friday. The honor guest, Miss Nelson, who is employed At the Johns Hopkins hospital, Bal- tifnore, is at home at present on Q vacation. This dinner was the first reunion to ha had by these members nf the class of 1925 of Wilby High school. Those present were Miss Catherine Nelson, and Miss Evelyn Nelson of Thomaston, Mrs. Louis L0rensen of Waterville, Mrs. Eugene Herman, Miss Florence Montana bault, and Miss Doris Morton of Waterbury, and Mrs. J. Bement Wakelee.
 The new police commission re- gently reappointed all the former constables, with the exception of William Dumschatt, who is to be re- ! appointed later, as town officers. The new police commission was ap- pointed by the three town select men. according to a bill passed by the General Assembly, and which took effect July 1. This bill provides that the town of Wolcott have of- ficers, instead of constableS; these officers being appointed by police commission, and having the power to carry out the same duties as the former conStables.
 The new police commission con- sists of Rep. Martin J. Whalen, chairman; Layton A. Rose. and Frank Kreger. At the meeting of the commission, the following for- mer constableS were established as officers: Howard Kraft, Gordon Culver, Francis Kregor, Arthur Var rington, Ernest Peterson, John Kruse, and Raymond Leavenworth. MT. Leavenworth was previously 8 special officer doing duty only in the vicinity of the lakes.
 Joseph Rogan, of 308 Woodlawn avenue, Bristol, who was arrested by Howard Kraft, on charge of reckless driving, is to appear in Town Court, Thursday night. MT. Rogan suffered several scalp lacera- tions and required attention at the Bristol hospital, after his automo- bile, as reported by Howard Kraft, sideswiped an automobile operated by Elmer Coe of Wolcott, and then struck a car driven by Deputy Sheriff, Frank McCann of Water bury. All three cars were badly damaged.
 The Youth Temperance Council of the Mattatuck w. c. T. U. held it's annual outing at the home of the senior counsellor, Rev. H. Ger trude Coe. Those who attended were Doris Webb, Gladys Sweeney, Mar jo1ie Peterson, Hulda DeBisschop, Charlotte Atwood, Isabel Venter, Beryl Stills, Marjorie Catell, Virginia Norway, Dorothy Russell, Betty Manuel, Doris Manson, Ruth John son, Mary Mecca, Joyce German, Elizabeth Coe, Alice Pierport, Flor enee Coe, Beryl Green, Agatha Jones, Bernice Siney. Miriam Har- ris, Muriel Rogers, MT. and Mrs. Elmer, W. Coe, Edward Hurlburt, William Jones, Robert Hurlburt, Carlton Lockhart, Warren E. Coe, Roger Lockhart Albert Coe, Louis Hotchkiss, Jack Kruse, Robert Hill, Russell Farnlot, Norman Farnlot, president of the council, George Venter, Winifred Painter, Walter Corcoran, Charles DeBisschop, AL bert Peterson, Arthur Peterson, and Douglass Way.
 Assistant Chiefs Edward R. Theri- Ault and Edward A. Garthwait of the Wolcott Volunteer Fire depart- ment, with Capt William J. Klitka, and Electrician John Carlson att tended the New Haven county em- ergency plan demonstration at the fire house in Naugatuck recently.
 The members Of all the commit tees for the testimonial dinner for the newly appointed town court of- ficers are requested to meet at Moynihan's restaurant, tonight at 7:3O Q. m. in order to check up on the reservations. Freddie Hall is to be toastmaster Cashin's quartet, composed of Joe Charron, Jack Rainville, Art Rogers, Harry Cashin, with MT. Schuster, as pianist will take part in the program.
 Fred Galipeau of the Mattatuck Country Club road has as his guests Mir. and Mrs. Alick Schauffel and sons, Bobby Lee and Alick, Jr, Ben- jamin Schaufel and Irving Airey of Baltimore, Md.
 Walter R. Wilson has broken ground in preparation to building q new home on the Woodtick road.
 Miss Esther Bronson, and her hrother, Ransom of the center have returned to their home, after spend- ing Q week visiting MT. and Mrs. claude V. Badger at Hyle Park, Vt.
 Charles Smith of Brooks Hill cele- hrated his 80th birthday Thursday.
 MT. and Mrs. Elmer w. Coe, Eliz- aheth Coe, Florence Coe, Warren E. Coe, and Albert Coe, visited in New Haven Sunday.
 AAr. and Mrs. Charles E. Myn- aheer and daughters Jeanne and EIGHT ARE HURT
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