The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-08-16
Many Years of Service
Behind Group To Be
Guests At Big Event
Pensioners to Get Special Attention From Commit
tees Borough Pays Off Short Term Loan;
Order on Vault Doors to Be Appealed
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men ana women WuO6c COAiiDAACA
,eryice aggregates hundreds Of years
md millions of man hours, five OF
hem alone having served more than
$50 years among them, win be feted
,s guests Of the. management at
;he sixth annual outing of the en-
oloyes Of the u. S. Rubber COM
oany footwear division and their
families tomorrow at Playland, Rye
Beach. N. Y.
A committee headed by Elizabeth
Rooney, veteran waterproof mill
smploye, will expend their entire eff
forts on behalf of making the day
one Of continuous pleasure and hap
piness for the pensioners at Play
land. The pensioners will be trans
ported via special buses which Will
leave the Maple street tower at 10
q. m, They will be guests. at a
special luncheon to be served in the
,Playland Casino dining hall, follow
ing which they win be entertained
with the multiple OF amusements
and activities of the outing pro-
gram.
Comprising the large contingent
OF pensioners who viii make up the
party will be the following: Franz
Anderson, Margaret Adamson, Axel
Anderson, John Armonat, Oscar
fisherman, Charles Anderson, VIII
liam Bell, Ellen Burke, Mary l..
Bronson, Belle Button, Mary A.
Burke, Ernest BHck1niller, H. ".
Bunting, Fred Carter, Mary Cavan-
augh, jeremiah L. Callahan, Pat
rick Cooney, Maria Cleary. Minnie
E. Clifford, Ernest Coburn, John
Christianson, Nellie Campbell.
Maggie Clinch, John Cullen,
Elizabeth Donovan. Richard Durkin,
Nellie Donavon, Sophie. Erickson,
Peter Ford, Anton Freestrom, Della
Fairchild, Mary Fitzpatrick. Mar
garet Ford, Margaret Foley, w. H.
OAKLAND, Frank Gierdoski, Edna
Gladding. Edward j. Grant, Peter
Hall, John r. Healey, Charles
Holmes, Clarence Heavens, Alfred
Huband, Philip Holland. Bessie Joy,
Eric johnson, Michael King, Charles
Koehler, Henry KreH, Joseph Ka-
MATHS, Anton Klivicki, Frank Klon-
osh, James King, Edith Kenney,
Richard Kenney, Mary Langford.
Aurelia Lannon, Max Leonhardt,
Coda Lundin, Arthur Leach, Jo-
seph Moss, Eliza Murphy, Frank
Moss, Mary Mcdonald, Nora Mona
hou. Elizabeth Mahoney, August
Nelson, Domonik Nowacinski,
Charles O'Connor, Patrick OLough-
lin. Mary O'Connell, John O'Connor,
August Poscavage, Deborah Quirke,
Richard Robinson, Michael Sun
das, Mary Scully, Michael Scully,
Annie Sergeant, Catherine Sugrue,
Robert Swan, John Stockton. Jo-
seph Steuk, Samuel Sanford, Frank
Taylor, Bertha Vincent, John Wood,
Margaret Weidmeir, Jacob Weiss,
william Worrell.
George P. Young, Michael
Young, Simon Yakulevich, william
r. Walsh, Mary Cawley. Mary
Leary, Joseph Stanley, Mary zieg-
elmair, Charles Holmes, James Fitz-
gerald, Peter Zenauskas, Pauline
Kessner and Patrick H. Regain.
Train Boat Popular
A heavy demand for tickets. for
bus, train and boat transportation
parking and amusements, was evil
denced yesterday at the booths oper-
ated at entrances to both water
proof and tennis mills yesterday.
General committee members report
ed the method Of travelling by train
to Bridgeport, from where the out
ers will continue their trip by Sound
steamer to Rye Beach, is proving
very popular with scores OF apph-
cations for ducats received. Today
the demand for tickets, as well as
the gold, silver, yellow and blue
identification boots to be worn by
employees and members OF their
families at the resort, continued very
heavy.
General committee heads ex-
pressed the belief today as a re-
suit OF the big increase in applica-
lions Tor transportation, reservations
at the Playiand picnic grove, ETC.,
tnat severai thousand employees and
their families VIII attend the outing.
numerous entrants have signed up
70 participate IN prize athletic COM
peuIion curing the Gay, including
"AAN AASAoeo.AoS P..SAAiS, 1nony
cnuorens events with splendid
priseS 70 ne awarded winners, Will
pc conoucteo as Wen. All Playland
prices except ior 1000, VIII be re-
auced 70 one-naf the regular Zee
70 an those attending the U: s.
sunper outing ana wearing their
1oentifying boot tags. Other high
ughCS OF the DAYS program will
include dancing IN the Casino lower
I!or 10 music by Greenwich or
cnestra. Q softDali game between the
rye Pioneers ana the "Uscoes ar
ray ~ 5:So p. m, special aerial cir
Gus ana other acts IN the Stadium
ano arena, ana Inc serving OF free
mlik ana ice cream 70 al the Riddles
~ 4p: m. II Is also planned to
c0nouct q snapshot contest IN which
al abtending outing may compete