The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-23
Public Hearing Saturday

l De DTOuSll up dG LIldG tlIIle, All members are urged to attend. Public Hearing Saturday
 A public hearing with the board of wardens and burgesses and others interested attending will be held Saturday on the proposed zoning ordinance governing stores here selling alcoholic beverages, with gro- cery stores expected The hearing will be at 2 p. m. in the court room.
 The proposal is to create a zoning ordinance here which would not af- feet those stores now located here, but would restrict store selling al- coholic liquors from locating close to another similar place in the fu- ture.
 A representative of the package store group is expected to explain it and give the reasons why it is de- sired. Anybody who wishes to oppose it can do so at this hearing. The board will act upon the proposal at later session.
 Mrs. Anna Kozak l 4IlC Au11CLdl OL IM1os GA411d LAOAdh 25, wife of Peter Kozak, who died Saturday at her home, 46 Riverside drive after two-months illness, will 1 be held tomorrow from the home of her parents, 186 Church street, Woonsocket, R. l., and burial will be in St. Michael's Greek Catholic cem- etery in Woonsocket
 | NHrc Kn1ob no tiva of Wn011 socket and had lived in Naugatuck for five years. She was employed as an operator at the U s. Rubber foot wear plant here.
 She leaves besides her husband, her parents, MT. and Mrs. Andrew Karoliskyn of Woonsocket; a sister, Miss Olga Karoliskyn, and two brothers, John and Metro, also of Woonsocket
 Outing Enjoyed
 Members of the First Ward Demo- cratic club held an enjoyable outing and clambake Sunday afternoon at Osborne's Glen. There were close to 100 attending and delicious bake was served in the afternoon. Steak sandwiches weer enjoyed in the morning.
 Sports were enjoyed. Burgess Jo- seph Dinneny headed the committee in charge.
 Hold Banquet
 Members of the fire department of the Naugatuck Chemical com pany held their annual banquet Saturday night at Actors Colony, Derby, with more than 200 attend ing. The speakers included: Warden John J. Sheridan, Acting Fire Chief James Quinn; foreman of the Nau- gatuck Hose, Hook and Ladder as- sociation, Herbert Cockroft, Edward Weaving, chief of the chemical fire department. Raymond Lodge of New York, former chief of this depart ment; John E. Caskey, factory man. ager and John P. Coe, general sales manager of the U. s. Rubber. Lester Gum served ably as toastmaster.
 Go to Convention
 Nearly 50 members of the Nau- gatuck post, American Legion, and its auxiliary have left for Boston, where they will attend the national Legion convention Commander John Simmons headed the Legion delegation and Mrs. Ethel Simmons, president of the auxiliary, headed | the auxiliary members. Some made the trip in private cars, others went 1 by train. Some will go tomorrow on i the excursion train.
 Man Fined S45
 Deputy Judge George A. Kelly meted out fine of $25 and costs of $20.66 to John Konopcyznski, AZ, of 26 Lines Hill street, owner of the Veterans tavern, Bridge street, in borough court Saturday when the Union City man was found guilty of violating the liquor law.
 A nolle was entered in the case of Lorenzo Fugliese of Pullen avenue, Oakville, who was charged with vio- lation of the rurles of the road. He was arrested byb Patrolman Wilfred Evon after a minor accident on Church street Thursday. Meet Friday The board of trustees of the Salem Lutheran church will meet Friday at 8 p. m. at the home of Arthur Lorentzson of 47 May ave- nue. Choir rehearsals are scheduled as follows: senior choir, Thursday, 7:30 p. m; children's choir, { p. m. Friday; junior choir, p. m. Friday.
 Meeting Tomorrow
 "Frostings and Icings" will be the subject of discussion at the meeting Of the Homemakers' club of the Farm bureau, Millville group, tomor- row at 2 ?. m. at the home of Mrs. Prank Anderson. Millville. Mrs. Clayton r. Davis, club leader. will preside,
 Edgar cossette of Hartford has re. turned there after spending the weekend at the home of his aprentG Mir, and Mrs. Edgar coaaette. Of Park avenue.
 Richard ostrom Of ucrn street and Prank klely Of Oak street are Nn a n1ol0F trlo fa NnhIo,aaRa nfa