The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-03

ana salSO aS the DO0y was LakeH lIlCO St. Casinirs church where re- quiem high Mass was celebrated by Rev. Peter P. Sroka, pastor. Dele gations from the Auxiliary of Po- fish War Veterans and the Terry ville Post, Polish War Veterans, and from James McNamee chapter, D. A. ", also attended the funeral. Fol- lowing the committal service in St. Mary's cemetery, the volley in salute to the honored dead was fired by the firing squad from Bradley Field. The flag which draped the casket was presented to Mrs. Seglerski.
 Title to the Old Marsh Pond and 203 acres of land in the area was transferred to the City of Bristol Friday by the Andrew Terry Co.,, who had sold the land and woter rights for $l75,00O with $50,000 being payable when the title was trans ferred and $25,000 annually for five years thereafter.
 The pipeline connecting the Old Marsh Pond with Bristol Reservoir No. 1 on East Main street has now been completed.
 To Leave for West Coast
 Lewis F. Clark, s PC, who is spending a furlough at his home on Carter road, Plymouth, following several weeks in a hospital, will leave shortly for the West Coast.
 Fred White, 76, former we'll known Plymouth resident, died at his home in Springfield, Mass, on Thursday afternoon. Funeral serv- ices were held in Springfield Sum- day afternoon.
 Kills Snake
 A diamond back rattlesnake was killed by Milton Burgoyne Thursday afternoon as 1t was crossing the highway a short distance from his home in the Greystone district. MT Burgoyne shot the snake with 20 calibre rifle. The snake had seven rattles and measured 371s inches in length.
 Miss Mary Natalie Sadoski, daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. John Sadoski of Hillside Park, was married We'd nesday in St. Casimir's church to Pfc. John J. Riggs, son of MT. and Mrs. Charles M. Riggs of George street, Bristol, with Rev. Peter Sroka, pastor performing the cere- mony.
 Miss Helen Lassard of Bristol and Waldymer Sadoski of Terryville were the attendants. The couple left af' ter a reception which followed the ceremony for an unannounced we'd ding trip.
 Meeteing Tonight
 A meeting of the Terryville Fire Department will be held in the fire house on North Main street tonight with several important matters tc be brought up for discussion.
 July 4 will be a holiday in this town, with all places of business closed. Many stores closed Sat- urday night, with the announcement that they would remain closed until Wednesday morning. All local fac- tories will be closed Tuesday, but hundreds of residents employed in Bristol are enjoying extended va cations, as factories in that place closed Friday night and Saturday to remain closed until Wednesday Local people employed in Bristol factories in addition to enjoying a long weekend holiday were given bonus and vacation pays last week, 1t being estimated that nearly $60,- 900 in vacation pay was given to Terryville residents employe din Bristol factories.
 Real estate transactions recorded In the town clerks office during the past few days follow: Fall Mountain Associates have sold lots at Fall Mountain lake to Blanche Fries, Bristol: D. c. Gould. Waterbury; Richard O. Thayer, Plainville; Charles E. Strong. Bristol; William J. and Catherine Moeller have sold a house and lot on Eagle street to Carl Williams. Mary A. Abbott has sold a lot on High street to John Rockwell; Elmore Gandreau has sold a lot at Fall Mountain lake to Katherine Heppe.
 Raymond Butler has sold house and lot in Todd Hollow to Made line Butler; Edward Rooney has sold a parcel of land on Carter road to Laura Kenney; Ephriam Vechard has sold house and lot at Fall Mountain lake to John Bianco; AL eXander Smolenski has sold a house and lot on Allen street to stephen Koskoski; Angeljne Nearing has sold house and land on West Main street to Vernon w. Clifford.
 Lake Plymouth Development Co.,, has sold lots to Pauline Harrett, Waterbury, Ralph Irwin, Water bury and Paul Margraf, Waterbury; and Adele Killiher, Waterbury.
 William Batterton has sold par eel of land on Mt Tobe road to AL bert Cyr; Richard Traver has sold a house and lot at Fall Mountain lake to Sidney Kirk; Ralph Holt has
 
 sold 8 house, out-buildings and five acres of land on Holt street to George F. Foote; Frank Paoletti has sold a house and lot on North Main street to Peter Wartonick; Jules Junghans has sold tract of land on Carter road to James A. Abbott; John Peoplowski has sold a house and lot on Eagle street to Gene vieve Wist.
 A meeting of Sea Scout ship No 1 will be hold in their rooms in the Main street school tonight at ! at which time final plans forf attend- ing the Camp-o.ree July i5 and IS will be completed.
 Mrs. Frank smith
 Mrs. Prank Smith, B2, former resident of TerFyyilie, died at her home in Milford, Friday night. Mrs, Smith. one of the oldest residents