The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-10
COPS SUPPORT
 JOSEPH TALBOT
Young Republicans Plan Elections Jan. l6; Fire.
 men Drill Thursday
WOLcOTT SaeA L. Nelson G,0le rOd0 Raaa- .Telenh0Ne NC"S9

Wolcott, Dec. l0-The December meeting of the Young Republican clubs of Wolcott was held in the hall on the Wolcott fair grounds Fridya night. Thomas Seery, presi- dent, presidide ct the business ineet- ing.
 The delegates who attended the County Republican meeting at Wa. verly Inn, Cheshire, recently gave Q report on the meeting. The spe- cial election soon to be held was discussed and the club goes on rec. ord as supporting Joseph D. Talbot for congressman.
 The January meeting will be held in the hall no the fair grounds, Jan. uary l6. This will be the annual business meeting and election of officers. The following committee was named to nominate c president, vice-president, secretary, treasurer, and three members of the board of directors: J. Arthur Bergen, Fred- erick Megin and Carl Mattson. A turkey was awarded to Lester An drews. After tho meeting, cards were played and refreshments of crullers and coffee served. Mrs. Charles Tyrell will have charge of refreshments at the January meet- ing.
 Gifts for Shut.Ins
 The Shut-in committee of the Wolcott Womeg's club will meet at the Woodtick school Dec. 22 at 2 p. m. to wrap up the gifts for shut lns. Those on this committee are, Mrs. Edward Garthwait, Mrs. Wall ter Smiht, Mrs, John Kirschhaun. Mrs. John Warner, Mrs. Robert SeeIy, Miss Esther Bronson, Mrs. Henre LaVlgne. Mrs. Henry Ander. son, Mrs, Raymond Leavenwnrth, Mrs. Herbert Stitham adn Mrs. Charles Tyrell.
 Quilts Packed
 The Ladies' Aid of the Wolcott Congregational church met Tues day at 1 p. m. and tackled two quilts. Those present were Mrs. Charles Rogers, Mrs. 0. Nelson Cole, Mrs. Charles Winters, Mrs. William Tyr rell, Mrs. William Libolt, Mrs. How ard Kraft, Mrs. Albert Homewood, Mrs. Arthur Harrison, Mrs. Elmer SymondS and Mrs. Alfred M. Bells.
 The Wolcott volunteer fire de. partment has ordered the heating system for the new fire house and Ak x.ytYl ha lnaknHYnS aaavN Nr1AA all fire house has been sold and will be torn down as soon as the siren has been transferred to the new fire house.
 Tn connection with Mrs. Rose Klitka's health program, Mrs. Marie Shaw Preston showed movies in 'rchnicolor Monday at all schools. The title of the picture being" Be- hind the Smiles" Yesterday pr. Franklin Warren and Dr. Hyland started examining the eyes of all school children in town from the fourth rgade up. Thsi work will be continued until all are examined.
 G. O. F. Delegates
 At the Republican caucus last night in the town hall, J. Arthur Bergen nd Frederick Franek were elected IS delegates to the special convention for nominating candi- date for representative in Congress for the fifth congressional district. William Pritt and Sherman Wat kinS were named alternates. The delegates were instructed to cast the first ballot for Joseph Talbot. Carl Madison was moderator and Francis Clark. clerk. The Demo- cratic caucus was held Monday night for the same purpose. The delegates named were Alfred Affeldt and Francis Kreger. Alternates named were Frank Kreker and Carl o. Peterson.
 Drill TOmOErOw
 Capt. Joseph Winkier of the Wcl- colt volunteer fire department wishes all firemen to meet at the firehouse at 7:S0 D. m. Thursday for brief drill practice before the business meeting.
 Dr. Louis Thihault, chairman of the defense medical department asks that anyone In town who has taken S first aid course to contact him by calling 6-0S5e SO that in case of emergency they can he located. fRenk neA nfa@nna ssst4a hr