The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-05
LITCHFIELD Correspondent, Thomas Mora ghan --- Phone Litchfield 245
MURPHY, CARR
 NEW CONSTABLES
Better Protection for Gen. ter School Children As.
 sured By Appointments

I1tchf1eld, NOV b-TnomaS Mur" phy and Dennis Carr, who are on duty oal Route % near the Center School. both before and after school essions, have been appointed special constableS by the Board of Select men. The local Board of Education determined some time ago to obtain better protection for school children In the vicinity of the school and consequently the two men were aS- signed post there each school day. Both are also employed as main- senance men at the school,
 George Bailey, who is on duty in Q similar capacity in Bantam near the Bantam Grammar school, was likewise appointed a special constable.
 New Radio Service
 Juline Guinchi who has been ap- bearing on the weekly dramatic presentations of the Waterbury theatre of the air, has been given the leading role in 6 new series of First Offender" programs which open on Tuesday evening at 800 ?. n. oyer VERY. Appearing also on the radio with the actors is High Sheriff Slavin of New Haven, who was the origination of the First Offender" clubs throughout the state. The other in the series of these programs have been presented over . coast to coast system.
 Mir. Guinchi was heard also over the Monday evening program of the Waterbury Theater of the Air. He and other local players have been members of the casts of the plays presented since the summer months.
 Events of The Week
 The Parent-Teacher Association met this afternoon at the Center school ct 5:30 p m. for an informal discussion on Recreation for Chil- dren." Members were divided into groups each considering problems of different age levels.
 The Knights of Columbus will hold an open meeting Tuesday evening, at 800 p. m. in St. Anthony's Church. Hall.
 Movies were shown as part of the entertainment for the evening.
 The Litchheld Borough Board will meet Tuesday evening, at 800 p. m. in the borough office.
 The artists exhibit at the public library in connection with National Art Week will be open from 2;30 to 6:30 p. m. each day through Friday of this week. The public Is Invited to attend.
 The Mems Forum will meet on Thursday evening in the Congrega- honal Church house. Supper will be served starting at 6:30 p. m. Follow ng the business meeting motion pictures depicting the restoration of colonial homes will be shown.
 The Litchfleld Chapter of the Magnus College Alumnae met this evening at 800 p. m. at the home of Miss Katherine Bergin, chairman of the chapter.
 The Woman's Forum will meet in the Center School Auditorium, Fri day afternoon at 3:l5 p. m. The meeting will be an open one. Har- vey Wlemmer will speak on "Ice- iand."
 Brevities
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Birmingham Of New York City, spent the week end with Mir. and Mrs. Charles Barber of Norfolk Road.
 Mrs. Anrew Fioles of Old Souh road, has returned to her home following an operation at the Char iotte Hungerford Hospital.
 Miss Rose Brennan spent the weekend in Bridgeport after att tending 0 session of the State Teachers Convention in that city on Friday.
 Joseph Monaghan is spending a few days in New York City.
 Mrs. Nelson Macleod of East street, has returned to her home after spending a week with her sis- ter in York, Pa.
 Miss Mabel R. Verriker of Wa terbury. has been visiting Mrs. Seth Pratt.
 Mir. and Mrs. William s. Walcott, Pr. have left for their winter home at Daytona Beach. Fla.
 Second Lieut.. John B. Tittergton, CO-Res. of Litchfield, has reported for active duty at the air base at Bangor, Maine.
 Col Fisher Conducts Program
 Col. Samuel H. Fisher, state de- zense administrator, Monday night interviewed Mrs. Ralph Lasberry, Jr. director of the Woman's Divis- ion Of the Defense Council, on one of the regular broadcasts designed to acqnaint the public with the work of his group. Both of the speakers explained the need for the organization of councils of women citizens to aid in defense work. Mrs. Lasberry enumerated the various fields tn which women are needed as volunteer workers. Among them air raid wardelis, motor corps driv- CTS, nurses aides, canteen service, and Instructors in fire aid ard, home nursing courses now current throughout the state. Eighty Of these local councils for' women have been seb nD b the l6e communitleh