The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-13
DEFENSE COUNCIL
 NAMES E. W. COZ
Transportation Chairman Elected; Assessors Set
 Meeting Dates
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wou,oce. oct. la -E1mer w. Coe has been appointed chairman Of the transportation committee by Francis Clark, chairman of the local defense council.
 The highway traffic advisory committee of the War department needs detailed information of all trucks, truck tractors, semt-trail- CTS and buses to provide Tor any transportation contingency during the unlimited emergency.
 Oct, 2 uuestionnaires were mailed by the committee to all registered owners in Connecticut. These 4ues- tionnaires provide information on the vehicles, their customary uses and their availability in emer- gencies. The defense counsel IS anxious to give ell assistance pose Sible toward the early complexion and return of all questionnaires.
 The highway traffic advisory committee has indicated we should provide much needed aid through our local defense councils which are in position to make direct contacts with truck and bus own- CTS. To accomplish the desired re- suits the transportation committee chairman will act as the local agent for the highway traffic advisory committee. Any vehicle owner In Wolcott may contact Mir. Coe for information and assistance pertain ing to these questionnaires.
 Supper Meeting
 The Young Married Couples' cluh of the Wolcott church met al Beecher Memorial ball, Wednesday for Q supper meeting. Mrs. Rob. ert Seery and Mrs. Thomas Seery were hostesses. A business meeting was held after supper with Robert Seery presiding.
 A constitution and Q set of by laws drawn up by Rev. Alfred M. Bells and Mrs. John Warner were read by Mrs. Warner and t was decided to postpone action until the next meeting. A membership drive will take place before the next meeting which will be held Oct. IS in the Beecher Memorial hall. Refreshments will be served by the husbands. Those present were Rev. Alfred M. Bells and Mrs. Eells, MT. and Mrs. Howard Kraft, Mir. and Mrs. Robert Seery, MT. and Mrs. Thomas Seery, Mrs. Her. bert Stearns and Mrs. John War. ner.
 The Red Gross group who met on Wednesday afternoon at tho home of Mry. Alfred Winchell worked on boys pants. Those pres ent were Mrs. Joseph Winkler, Mrs Arthur Warrington, Mrs. Horact Silliman, Mrs. Henry Bannett. Mrs George RanSlow and Mrs. Alfred Winchell.
 Property lists Needed Any person liable to pay propert! taxes in the town of Wolcott h notified they are required by law h return to the assessor on or be- fore the first business day of No. vember, . written or printed list ci property signed and sworn to on . form supplied by the tax comrnis' sion of all taxable property, bott real and personal belonging to hin and subject to taxation in said town ofa Wolcott on the first day of October. Ten per cent will bG added to all unsigned lists after Nov. l, ls4i, according to law. Foi the purpose of receiving lists tha assessors will meet in the town hall, Oct. i6, l7, IS, 23, 24, 2S, 30 Si and Nov. l, 104l, from 9 g. m to 4:30 ?. m.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Warner and son Richard, of Fenton avenue spent the weekend in Gloucester Mass.
 Scouts Plan Party
 Several local boys are memben of Troop %, Boy Scouts, of thu First Congregational church, Wa terbury, and are making plans foI a Halloween party with their new Scoutmaster, Larry Kriee, who il taking the place of James Williams who IS now in the sertvice. Rich. ard Warner and George Mason have charge of games for the party Wilfred Warner, Charles Kraft anc William Krewson have joined Pack 22 of the Cub Scouts of America ct the First Congregational church
 The Home Economies committed of Wolcott Grange will sponsor ( card party tonight at 8 o'clock ir the Grange hall. All interested arr