The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-19
JACKIE FAHEY DINNER GUEST
Byanl Road Resident CeIe. brates Third Birthday
 Entertaining Friends
WoLCOTT Correspondent: Alma F. Cole
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Wolcott, Oct. 19-Mrs. J. E. F'ahey of Byam road entertained at dinner recently in honor of the third birth day of her son, Jackie. Decorations were in keeping with Halloween.
 His guests were Barbara, David and Brenda Shatas, Jean and Joan Fahey, Joseph Lamensky, Gary Sul- livan, Eleanor and Arba Bassett, Ben Fennimore, Joseph Kelly, Jr., Carolyn and Ellen Cavanaugh, and Judy Cowles.
 Others present besides the small guests were Mrs. M. Valentas, Mrs. Mary Karch, MT. and Mrs. Otto ShaStas, Mrs. Alive Shastas, MT. and Mrs. Robert Fahey, MT. and Mrs. T. Petraskas, Mrs. Thomas Sullivan, Mrs. Arba Bassett, MT. and Mrs. William Aylard, MT. and Mrs. Eugene Fennimore, Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Kelly, Mary Agnes Kelly, Mrs. John Cavanaugh, MT. and Mrs. J. M. Fahey, MT. and Mrs. G. Os- borne, Miss Claire Borslanger and MT. and Mrs. J. E. Fahey.
 Firehouse Dedicated
 Rev. Alfred M. Eells, pastor of the Congregational Church, was master of ceremonies at the dedica- tion of the Wolcott volunteer fire mems new f1rehouse on Central ave- nue Sunday. A parade preceded the dedication in which were dele- gations from the following fire companies: Kensington delegation and fire truck, Thomaston, Terry vile, Marion. Waterbury, and North End volunteer department delega- tion and fire truck.
 Others in the parade were the Mattatuck Drum Band, Scovill Drum Corps, the fire department Band, Scovill Sweater Girls, East End Community clu drum band, South school Parent Teacher asso- citation, a float by Wolcott Grange and the state police ambulance from Bethany. Local police officers led the parade. Rev. Eells gave the in- vocation and Chief Edward The riault gave the address of welcome. He thanked all who helping in mak- ing the firehouse a reality. Alan c. Curtiss of the Scovill Co. was the next speaker, Rev. Bells then intro duced Charles Miller of Waterbury who has been made an honorary member of the Wolcott fire depart ment, and Joseph Lewandosky, new ly-elected chief of the North End fire department. Music by the Wol- colt Volunteers followed the laying of the cornerstone by Chief The riault and First Selectman J. Arthur Bergen. An American flag was pre- Sented the fire department by Mrs. Kenneth Tooker as a gift of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the department.
 Mrs. Frederick Megin presented a service flag to the department from the auxiliary. Benediction was of- fered by Rev. Gertrude Coe. The raising of the new flag was followed by 'The Star Spangled Banner" played by the department band. af- ter which Scovill's Hillbilly Band rendered several selections. Scovill'S band also marched in the parade.
 N1b1UAAuB OIucE
 The war ration board notifies all people whose B" or "C'' gas books expire on Oct. 9 that new books will be issued at the town hall Mon- day and Tuesday from 2 to g p. m. and only people whose books expire at this time are to appear. They will have to register at this time the number of tires in their pos session, the serial number and their speedometer reading.
 Card Party
 The Wolcott Land Owners Pro- tective Association will hold card party at the clubhouse tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. Defense stamps will be given for prizes and re- treatments will be served. Harry Cole is chairman of the party.
 Four Inducted
 Four Wolcott men passed their physical examinations in Hartford Saturday and were inducted into the United States armed service. They will leave Oct. 3l for Camp Devens, Mass. They are William Dumschatt who was named leader, Arthur Andrews, Vincent Sarno and Frederick Reiser.