The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-05
|84 FIRE WARDENS.
 ASSISTANTS SET
Town Divided Into Five Districts for Protection
 in Case of Attacks
LITCHFIELD Correspondent, Thomas Mora
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Litchfield, January 5-Litchfield has been divided into five fire dis tricts under the Defense Council program for protection in case of enemy attack. A personnel of A fire Wardens and assistant wardenS has been appointed and preparations are under way for making a house sur vey. Each home will be listed as to size, type of construction, stairways, etc. The survey will be taken by the fire squads and printed in booklet form for permanent use of the local fire fighters. The survey will also show the outlying water supplies available to fight fire, such as ponds, wells, streams, and motors for pump ing. '
 Following is the set-up of the squads: Center, John J. Monaghan, Squad Earl w. Baldwin, Ernest Birk, John Bowerman, Ernest Brown, William Crutch, c. L. Curtiss, John DaRoss, Jr., A. Mcdonald. William Marley, M. J. Monaghan, Thomas Monaghan, Joseph Monaghan, George Murphy, Joseph Pren, Richard Sep pies, Joseph Sepples, George Smith. w. w. Tileston. James Malmoretti, Edward Weir.
 North, N. A. Doyle; Squad 2, Sam Bertaccini, Edward Brahen, Law renee Carberry, Anthony Casadei, William Doyle, Bernard Kelly, James Puceta, Carl Quick, Wm. Sepples, Leslie Siddell, WI. Tucker.
 East, John Wilder: Squad 3, James Beaumont, Robert Bigelow, John Comporesi, George Crutch, Frederick Gargone, Donald Harrison, B. J. Karl, Rudolph Karl. George Phelps. Joseph Ray, Rollin ashford, Carl F. Schlecht, George Throm, Wilbur Webster, Thomas J. Weir.
 South, K. V. Driscon; Squad 4, Paul Andrews. John F. Barrett, Charles Bergin, J. Anthony Bergin, John Burns, M. J. Donahue, Paul Hester, Frederick Harris, Melvin Kane, Delmar Knox, Joseph Mace jka, Augusta Rolli, John Sepples. West, w. w. Sepples, Jr.; Squad g. J. Oscar Anderson, T. L. Barber Edward Burns, Stanley L. Coe, Sl- vio DaRoSs, John DaRoss, Anthony DaRoss, Achilles DaRoss, Snvio Fil- ippini, William Herbers, A. Lautier M. V. Monaghan, William J. Neller Everett Osborn, Paul Richards Frank Rogers, Albert Treva, William 8. Tyrrell, Wesley Goodman.
 Grange Fashion Show
 At the next meeting of the Litch- field Grange, which will be held on Thursday evening, January 8, a fashion show will be the feature of the evenings social program. The show is in charge of Janet Schuster Mary Sepples, Edith Hladik. Bernice Fussenich, Barbara Horton, Alyce Salcito, and Muriel Farrand. At this meeting also reports of all officers will be given.
 On last Tuesday evening Christ mas party was given for about SC children. The program was in charge of Mrs. Joseph Coffil, Mrs. Ales Derouin, and Lois Bates. A Christ mas pageant was presented and program of music. At the bushes. meeting that evening the resignation of the treasurer, Arthur H. Wilco, was accepted. Everett c. Osborn wa! elected to serve in this office for thu coming year. f= .-
 Annual Meeting
 The annual meeting of stockhold' CTS of the First National Bank O Litchfield will be held at the banl on January 13 at 11:0o a. m. I'm purpose of the meeting is to receiv reports and to elect directors.
 Call to Mass
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph P. Cooke ans Daniel Purcell were called to Tur ner's Falls, Mass. by the suddel death of Mrs. Mae March. siste of Mrs. Cooke and MT. Purcell, ol last Monday. The funeral took plac Wednesday morning from the Nc