The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-26

and TO Mrs. Frank Carney, president
OF the Casper Davis Auxiliary.
The warm weather Of yesterday
made riding o pleasure and scores
OF people drove to beaches along the
New Haven shore, TO witness the
damage resulting from Wednesdays
storm. To those not owning
property the sights were interesting,
but TO shore cottage owners the
picture was tragic.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. u. Plerpont OF
Dwight street drove to Bayview and
found their cottage In fairly good
condition. They are located right on
the waterfront, but have O sea wall
for protection. Their cottage stood.
likewise two other dwellings, one on
either side, but eight other cottages
O short distance away were complete.
" wrecked. The upstairs OF Mr.
Peirponts' cottage was alright but
the downstairs was badly damaged.
The cottage Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Richardson ct Wildemere Beach es.
capped harm, II being back quite q
way from the waterfront.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Norman and
family OF Pembroke avenue spent the
week end at Silver Sands. The cot
tage which they have occupied dur
Ing the summer, although right In
the section where so many were de-
stroyed, was not harmed.
COsgriff Seated
Installation OF the Casper o. Davis
Jr., Post, 1876, American Legion hall,
and the following officers were seat
cd: Robert Cosgriff, commander; An
drew Bell, senior vice commander;
Russell Anterior, finance officer;
John Mccarthy, assistant finance
ofiicer; o. Harold Hunt, historian;
clifford Northrop, service officer;
Louis Dadario, Americanization Of
ficer; Joseph Kenney, athletic Of
flcer; g. Arthur Dubois, chaplain;
Emil Wiike, sergeant-at-arns.
Specially invited guests present
we're: George Karnofsky, commander
OF Corporal Coyie post, American
Legion, Joseph Davis, Frank Carney
Edward Batchelder and George Gre
nier. Past Commander Edward was
the installing officer, assisted by
Patrick Moriarty. A social hour fol-
lowed and refreshments were served.
Music was furnished by George Gre
nier, with songs by Anthony Turcott.
Installation Of officers Of the Cas-
per Davis Auxiliary, will be held on
Friday night, September 30th, at Fra
ternity hall, at 8 o'clock. Presidents
Of all veteran ladies' organizations
have been invited to attend.
Incoming officers follow: Mrs.
Frank Carney, reelected TO the presi-
dency: Mrs Frank Smith, first vice
president; Mrs. Everett Cooke, second
vice president; Mrs. John Byrnes.
secretary; Mrs. Louis Dadario, treas
urer: Mrs. Chester Brickett, his
torian; Mrs. Anthony DiBlasi, SER
geant at arms; Mrs. John Mcmahon,
chaplain.
Mrs. Frank Carney and Mrs. John
Byrnes represented the local unit, at
the Argonne day dinner OF the Dis
abled American Veterans, Saturday
night at Moynihans' restaurant,
at Hitchcock's lake. Congressman J.
Joseph Smith was the principal
speaker, and remarks were made by
Rev. Roger B. T. Anderson, rector
of Trinity Episcopal church and de-
partment officers.
r. T.. A. Meets Tomorrow
An executive board meeting Of the
Parent Teacher Association Of Wa
terville will take place tomorrow af-
ternoon at 2:30 o'clock, in the Teach
er's room at Sprague school. AL
officers are urged to be present.
Much confusion existed yesterday.
because Of Governor Cross procla-
nation to extend Daylight Saving
Time until Sunday, october End.
Favorite radio programs came
through from other parts Of the
country an hour later, and early
church goers, didn't know whether
they were an hour early or an hour
late. The only satisfaction being,
that we still have that hour coming
to us, when the clocks are turned
back next Saturday night.
Founders Day Observed
Founders day was observed ct all
services held yesterday, at the Grace
Methodist church. The topic OF the
sermon at the morning service. sle-