The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-12-27
Store Closes

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Store Closes
The B. B. Gates store on Main
street, Plymouth, one of the most
attractive general country stores in
New England, and one of the Oldest
established stores in this town, closed
Friday and will remain closed until
the recovery of Miss Pauline Gates
who is a patient at Waterbury hos
pital. Her brother Fred is also ar
hospital patient. 1t was necessary
to close the store. due to the in.
ability to secure clerks to continue
the business.
Home for Furlough
Randall Pratt, a student of West
Point Military Academy, is spending
a 10 day leave. with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. David w. Pratt, Maple
street, Plymouth.
Paul Finan of the U. 8. Navy
stationed in Boston, Mass, is spend.
ing a three day leave at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thoma!
Finan, Maple street.
PEI Francis Spielman stationed
at Seymour johnson Field, NORTH
Carolina, is spending a ten day fur
Tough at the home of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Spielman Of
Town Hill road.
Pvt. Constant w. Blum stationed
at Fort Benning, Ga, is spending
10 day furlough at the home Of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
Blum Of West Main street.
Meeting Tonight
The December meeting OF the
Polish Central committee will be
held in st. Casimir's hall, tonight.
X. Of C. Meeting
The December meeting of Leo XIII
Council, knights of Columbus, will
be held in their rooms in the Aus
tin House, Wednesday night.
Lions Club
A meeting of the Terryville Lions
club will be held in their rooms
in the Scott block on Main street
Tuesday night with supper to BIZ
served at $50 p. m.
Approximately one-half or 80 O.
the 176 cedar posts ordered by the
Town of Plymouth to be used fol
the erection of street signs have
bene received and are now stored
in the town hall, where they will
eb prepared and painted in prep.
aration for installing them mex
year. The Town of Plymouth ha!
appropriated $1,000 for the installa'
ton of street signs, which ar,
necessary before the installation O
house to house delivery of mail i
started here. 1t Is planned to cree
the strete signs in every part o
the town, including the Plymouth
and Pequabuck sections. The hous,
to house delivery of mail however
would apply only to the village o
Terryville.
WOman's Club
around the Fireside in the Cox
Old Days" is the topic of enter
tainment to be presented at tn,
Jan. II meeting of the Terryvill'
Women's club which will be helt
in the social rooms of the Con
gregational church. The hostesse.
will be Mrs. Edward Kamens, Mrs
Harold Day, Mrs. Lawton Wood
Mrs. Frank NeWcity, Mrs, JOSEPH
and Mrs. Eunice GustafSon.
Special Meeting
A special meeting of the Wo.
ems Guild of the Immaculate Con
ception church will be held in tn,
parish hall, tonight.
Registrations
Registrations for the next riflt
instruction course class are being
received by N. F. Rood, secretar,
of the Plymouth Rifle club. Thi
course like the preceding thre,
courses will following the regula
lions of the National Rifle asso'
citation. Primarily the course il
for potential inductees but 1t Il
open to all.
Returns AlLer turlOu&n
Harry Banziruk. U. S. Navy ha!
returned to New York, following {
furlough spent at the home of hi!
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas
Banziruk of Harwinton avenue.
Visiting Husband
Mrs. William H. Milish, teach
er at the East Main street schoo
is spending a ten-day vacation II
Richmond, Virginia, where she j!
visiting her husband, Lieut.. william
H. Milish of Camp Lee.
Home from School
Frank Rasmussen, a student a
the Cheshire Academy Is spending
the Christmas recess with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Stanton
of Main street.
Home on FurlOugh
Anthony Krenisky, F. 1-C U. S
Navy is spending five day leave a
his home on Holt street.