The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-07-10

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chairman of subcommittee c0nsid,
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spending the season at their summer
camp at Bantam lake.
Hay Wagon Accident
One of the dangers Of the "Gay
Nineties" was exemplified here yes
terday afternoon when two local
men were injured, one severely,
when the hay wagon In which they
were riding overturned after the
horses drawing the wagon became
startled and ran out of control.
The Chamber of Commerce safety
committee has been waging sue
cessful campaign for almost year
here for safety In auto driving and
ether safety. It is considered quite
ironic that the fine record estab-
Nshed thus far should have been
somewhat smirched by the type of
accident that would not have been
unusual 40 years ago but Is very
rare in this section now.
John Yocius. Of 1903 Auburn street
suffered a fractured arm and head
injuries when he was thrown from
the wagon as 1t overturned near
the Lagownik farm on Pond Hill.
Andrew Mark Of Pond Hill suf-
fered slight injuries in the acct
dent. Each was treated by DR..
Charles S. Kennedy and they were
remvoed to st. Marys hospital, Wa
terbury in the community ambu-
lance. s..,.
Just what caused the horses to run
away is not known but once started,
they dashed at a pace often seen in
western movie thrillers, down the
narrow road. The occupants of the
wagon were fighting to bring them
under control but were unable to do
so. From all appearances, Mark
Is considered fortunate that he did
not suffer more serious injuries.
Patrolmen James Fenton and Mar
tin Garrick investigated. Fortunately
no traffic was coming in the other
direction or the accident might have
been more serious.
In Omce T0nght
Mrs. Gertrude M. Madigan, who
has charge Of the local American
ization classes, will be at her office
In Salem school tonight from 2 to
8 o'clock and Friday from $50 a. m.
to II a. m. and from Z to 8 p. M,
she has announced. Local resi-
dents who need help with their
applications for U. s. citizenship are
asked to call during these hours.
Hostess at Party
Miss Adeline M. Lanouette of
Pond street was hostess at dinner
party recently at her home, 26 rela-
tives and friends attending. Bridge
and bingo were enjoyed and awards
were won by Mrs. Charles Pullen
Of Meriden and Miss Ethel Brooks.
Guests from Wallingford, Hartford,
New Haven, Middletown, Meriden,
South Meriden and Naugatuck at
tended.
Picnic Tomorrow
Members of the Evergreen Sewing
Circle, Order of Eastern Star, will
enjoy an outing at the summer cot.
tage Of Mrs. Peter Quinn and Mrs.
Rebtr Houseknecht on the Housa-
tonic river tomorrow. A covered
dish luncheon Is scheduled for /
p. m.
SMITHAUSLER-KENDALL
Miss Elizabeth Frances Kendall.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Kendall, Of Seymour, became the
bride Of Henry Ernest Smithausler.
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Smith
ausler, of Beacon Valley road, Maui
gatuck Saturday at the Central
Baptist church in New Maven. Rev.
Julius KaaZ, pastor, officiated.
Miss Maize Olson was maid of
honor, Ernest Haverly acted as best
man and Thomas and William
AdamSon were ushers. The bride
was given in marriage by her father.
A reception followed at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hoffman.
New Haven road, Naugatuck. The
couple left on wedding trip to
Canada and will reside in Nauga-
tuck upon their return.
To Attend Session
Mrs. Henry G. Erik, president of
the local Women,s Republican club,
viii attend luncheon and county
board meeting of the New Haven
County Republican Women's asso-
citation at the Y. w. G. A., AZ Howe
street, New Haven Friday. Lunch-
son Is scheduled for 1890 D. m. and
the meeting. will start at 1880 D. m.
Briefs
Mr.. and MRS. Clifford Reed and
son. Billy. and daughter. Phyllis,
Of Elm street. who have been va
In Wiliiamsport, Pa, and
who also made O southern trim. have
returned TO their home here.
Edward Bulakites OF Woodlawn
avenue and Daniel Bulakites OF
Worcester. Mass. are vacatioulng Ia
New York city this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery A.
Wooison OF CliR street, who have
been Visiting In Severn. Va. have
returned home.
wilbur Squire Of Meadow street
and Edward Q, Hail OF Orchard
terrace eft yesterday on . motor
rip 70 Canada.
Miss Eleanor N. o,shsa a cherry
.tEeet, who has been vacalionlng Il
Rochester and Amsterdam, ". NJ.
has returned here.
pF. walter y. Reilly Of Meadow
street he's returned from q Wait
70 Hl0ek feIand.
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