The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-09

Agts0A 70 tUA AACu HI bJ AOA4G WoAANh9 to Chief Air Raid Warden Stuart Atwood, Watertown and Oakville scored 100 per cent in the surprise blaclEout last night; the second such blackout to occur in week. The only dissenting note in the success of the affair was a dead spot" on Falls avenue, Oakville, where the alarm was not heard.
 Several varied incidents were reported to the fire house head quarters, necessitating attention from many units of the civilian defense organization. Reports turned in at headquarters included an overturned car on Hamilton ave- nue, which resulted in a head in jury to one person and a case of shock in another; a fire on Acad- emy Hill; broken water main at the top of Academy Hill; bad 1y burned casualty, resulting from fire on Echo Lake road; the footing of an Oakville store; another "casu- alty' on Candee Hill road, result ing from fallen tree; and the trapping of zone warden in burning two story house on Cot tage Place, Oakville.
 Farewell Party
 Mrs. Henry Mahlstedt of Center street was honored at farewell party given by Mrs. Thomas s. Cline at her home on the Green Tuesday evening. MT. and Mrs. Mahlstedt and their children Aida, Joyce and Jeffrey who have resided on Center street for several years are moving to Old Greenwich next week.
 The guest of honor was presented with a pin, and Yankee cook book umogene Wolcott) which was auto graphed by the guests present who were: Miss Helen Mattoon, Mrs George Barnes. Mrs. Edward Bar ton, Mrs. Harold Magee, Mrs. Leon Smith, Mrs. Irving Smith, Mrs. J. Harry Damery, Mrs. Frank Geog- began, Miss Helen Atwood, Mrs. Kenneth Stab, Mrs. John Caldwell, Mrs. Rachard Demarest, Mrs Samuel Howard, Mrs. Howard Williams, Mrs. William Starr, Mrs. John Me- Cleary, Mrs. Samuel McCleary, Mrs. Ralph Coulter, Mrs. Oswald Balunas, Mrs. Albert Sartori, Mrs. Wallace Bartlett, Mrs. Franklin Painter, Mrs. Wallace Bartlett, Mrs Franklin Painter, Mrs Wesley Krantz, Mrs. Michael Roberts and Mrs. Thomas Cline.
 Funeral Services
 FIneral services for Albert Ro- land Oliver, who died at his home on Park road Monday morning were held at Christ Episcopal church on Wednesday morning at 10:30 o. clock with the rector, Rev. Thomas 8. Cline, D. D., officiating.
 Burial was in Evergreen ceme- tery. Bearers were: Arthur James, Donald Birdsall, Edward Lawlor, John Lawlor, John Oliver and J. JeI Oliver.
 All Girls
 Joan Sullivan, Nancy Linsky, Grace Collins, Shirley Rice and Cora Rice members of the Spartan All club attended meeting held at the home of their leader, Mrs. Burton Howe on Main street Tues day afternoon.
 The girls spent the afternoon sewing and refreshments were served. Application blanks for the All Junior short course which will l be held at the University of Con- necticut from July B to July 28, | were made out by Joan Sullivan, Nancy Linsky and Shirley Rice, who plan to attend.
 Rubber Collection
 It has been reported that rubber salvage for the entire nation col | lected during the past few weeks is larger than the lowest estimate but not as large as the greatest estimate i made when the collections started.
 Local residents who have not as yet searched out all their scrap rub per or who have not turned all they have on hand into the gas stations, are asked to do so at once as Friday, July 10, marks the close of the pres ldent's special rubber salvage col lection.