The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-05
THOMASTON COrFsspondents Nars. Frank a AEastoon, l7 yudsen St.-TeL 70
ROBINSON NAMED
 TOWN TREASURER
Plume and Atwood Fac. tory Clerk Succeeds F. !.
 Roberts, Resigned

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 Thomaston, Nov. 5-Robert Rob- i inson, clerk at the Plume and At- wood Mfg. Go. plant here, was ap- pointed yesterday by the board of gelectman to the ofiicc Of town treasurer to succeed F. I, Roberts who rendered his resignation follow ing 70 years of service. MT. Robin. son who is a native of Danbury, has made his home here for about 20 years and has taken an active interest in civic affairs. He had been a town auditor for Q number of years, has done clerical work for the tax collector and other town departments and Is well qualified to hll his new offlce. He is also 0 member of the Thomaston school board. The salary attached to the Ofice is s4oO annually.
 Dance Saturday
 The Polish American Citizens club will hold Q dance Saturday night at the Chapel street hall. Mu- sic will be furnished by Steve Gates orchestra of TerTyville. The conn mittee in charge is D. S1cZepanSSi, K. Grobosld and W. KrayeSlSi, Dancing will start at 8.
 Want Parking Restricted
 Traffic conditions at the Grove Street school were discussed ct Monday nights meeting of the board of education when contents of a letter received from Kenneth Hawthorne, local resident, in re- gard to the matter, were taken un- der consideration. It was voted to ask town authorities to restrict parking on Grove and Grand streets in the vicinity of the school building and the suggestion was made that the principal of the school, Mrs. Anna Poit, organize pupil traffic squad. These pupils would assist in directing pupil traf. flc on leaving school and also be in control Of children on the school grounds previous to the opening of daily school sessions.
 Others matters before the meet ing included granting of the use of the Grove Street school ofIice for the Red Cross sewing room, and machines, etc, were transferred yesterday from the town hall to the new quarters.
 An invitation to attend a meet ing Of the State association of school board members at the Wilby high school in Waterbury, Nov. IA, was accepted. Dr. Payson Smith, former commissioner of education of Massachusetts, will be the speak, CT.
 It was voted to purchase a wood turning lathe for use in the man. ual arts departments and a paper baler for waste paper at the high school.
 The election of officers, postponed from last month, was again de- ferred due to the absence of four members from the meeting. Present were A. B. Campbell, Harry Lynch. Mrs. Robert Shearer, Herbert True love and Robert Robinson.
 65 Garments Finished
 Members of the v. P. w. auxiliary who served Monday night at the Red Gross rooms were Mrs. Andrew Serenson,, Mrs. Fred Mcleod, Mrs. Peter Rein, Mrs. Arthur Lord, Mrs. George McAdane, Mrs. Estelle Saunders, Mrs. Harry Saunders, Mrs. Augustus Lumbard. Others were Mrs Frank Morton, Mrs. Arr thur Pfoefflin and Mrs. Alibea Pfoefflin. The group worked on snow suits.
 An additional 6S garments have now been completed including seven pajama tops seven snow suits, seven pairs rompers. eight dresses and 19 skirts.
 Tn the future the new sewing quarters in the Grove Street school will be open on Tuesday afternoons regularly and at other times by ap- pointment. Mrs. Frank Morton and Mrs. Arthur Pfoefflin will be in charge.
 Registrations Tomorrow
 Mrs. B. H. Menke will be at the |
  Civilian Defense Volunteer Service | 0filce at the court room Thursday | from 3 to { ?. m. to register all l volunteer workers, either men or | women.
 Volunteers will signify the type of | work they win be capable of per- forming in case of an emergency.
 This branch Of the defense work | comes under the women's division i of which Miss Mary T. Doyle is | head.
 Azunssn Funeral
 Funeral services for Charles Mun- son of Plymouth were held yester- day afternoon at 2:3O at the H0tch- l kiss funeral home, 70 High street. | Rev. Thomas Carlson 0fKiclated. 1 Burial was in West cemetery Plym- | outh. HearerS were Lewis Hawkins. Bristol. Frank Babb. George Lang l dnsa. VAc&nw A8nEan, Henry Wu1chins !