Naugatuck Daily News from Naugatuck, Connecticut • Page 13

DisaHed American Veterans To Install Pompano Sept. 30 Angelo Pompano will be installed commander of the Disabled American Veterans post at ceremonies Sept. 30 in the home of Roccp Cataldo, 169 Coen street. A new slate of. officers was 'recently elected at the annual meeting.

Others elected Francis Creddo, senior vlca-commander; Mr. Cataldo, junior vice-commander; Edward Gesseck, treasurer; Robert Perry, chaplain; Armand Kratesi, officer of the day; Anthony Czfco, Sergcant-at-arms; John Empoliti, adjutant. Trustees Mr. Perry, Mr. Fratesi and Mr OesMck.

Plans also were discuMed for the annual Forget-me-not program to conducted here November 5-10. PBOBATE NOTICE 7 9 5 of Bridget Tamsey aka Be- at in said isiricl, deceased, Administrator. having exhibited account- with saH estate to this pourt for allowance, and mafle appllca- dtB trl utlon ORDERKD. That the 21st day of September. A I.

19 Si. at 2 o'clock in uie afternoon. standard time, at the Probate Office in be and Is- assigned- tor hearing on allowance of account, and application and the Court directs Administrator to give 'notice thereof. by publlnhhie ttifs order hi some newspaper having a circulation in said District, and by' leaving or by mall- faiKrla letters addressed to each of the Interested, and residing without the Prohate District of Naugatuck of this all: least 'two days before sakl day of hearing, and return to this Court UNDERBILL. Clerk.

PROSATO JfOTICE District Naujatuck. ss Probate Court; September 14. 1951 Estate of-Rudolph Leniierfl. late of Nkucatuck. in said District, deceased The Court-of Probate for the District' of- Vaagstuck limited and al, lowed six months from 'date heerol for 'the creditors of estate to exhibit their claims tor settlement.

Those who. neglect to present their accounts. properly attested, within said time, will be debarred a- recovery- All persons indebted to Mid Entate are requested to to BESSIE JLENNERS 55 Cherry St. Naugatuck. Conn Administratrix.

PROBATE JfOTICE District of liawraiuck. Probate Court. Sept. 10, Estate of Elisabeth C. vWerimger.

late of Naugatuck, in said District, deceased. The Court oi the District Naugatuck hath limited and six months from date hereof for the of said estate to exhibit for settlement. Those who. to present' their accounts' attested, time, win be debarred a recovery All per- rons indebted to saW Estate are requested to make Immediate payment to LOUIS. G.

WEHZINGER. SR. 14 No, Hbadley St. Naugatuck. Conn.

Executor; NOW AT THE NEW BENDIXn Afl-Nw BENDIX ECONOMAT frfy automate wmhwr wife IMS-SMEII you choose Jurt the number of you of precious water. Many etbwr unaxiag ONLY $229.95 ROPHY'S Church St. Tel. 6490 Fnie Parking Lot For Customers 69 New Voters Made For Seymour Election Seymour Sixty-nine new voters were made Saturday at an all-day session held "in the Town Hall, Town and Tax Collector Richard R. Pearson has announced.

Of the group, 35 were women and 34 men. On Saturday, 29, there will be a session from 10 o'clock until noon, to administer the elector's oath to any applicants whose qualifications mature during the next two -weeks. MR. FjXIT Dump Needed One of the recommendations in annual report of the board of sngineers of the Seymour lire De- artment whic appears in the Seymour Town Report is that a suitable location to dump and burn rubbish found, "before there is rouble in town from burning near buildings." The report also cites the need tor an expanded water system for town. The Seymour Fire Department responded to 59 alarms i during the past year, the report stated.

To Resume Meetings I The Seymour PTA will resume activities tomorrow when the September meeting will be held at Clark Memorial auditorium at 8 o'clock, with members of the Board of Education, Board of Selectmen, Seymour Teachers' League, Public Health nurses, administrators and members of the clergy as special i guests. I This will be a. "get acquainted" session. Mrs. Robert J.

Tocher and Miss Anna LoPrestl are' co- shalrmen of the program committee. There will be group singing-. Involved In Walkout A strike of some 25,000 workers in the copper and -brass industries 'as threatened Saturday by the CIO United Auto Workers which rave the industry until Sept. 24 to -each an agreement on contract terms. The action was approved New York by the UAW-CIO Cop, er and Brass Council.

One. of the companies involved the Seymour Manufacturing the largest industrial lant in" town. Birth Me. Mrs. Alexander Spakow- .9 Vine street, announce the lrth of a son, Sept.

13, in Griffin 'lOspital, Derby. With TV Station Robert W. Burton, son of Mr nd Mrs. Loren N. Burton, West Church street, graduated last rom Western Reserve university, Cleveland, Ohio, with a bachelor of irts degree.

He majored in dramatic arts and television, and a position with the WEWS television station in Cleveland He is a graduate of Seymour High school, class of 1945, and is a Navy veteran. At college he was president of Phi Gamma Delta and was on the varsity soccer team. He was also a dean's list student for the spring term. TJttle League Outing- Summer activities of the Gcorgr J. Hummel Little League will coriif to a close on Saturday at the outing planned at Casagrande Field There will be no fee for Little League boys or their mothers, but there will be a.

moderate fee charsrad of fathers and other adults. The use of the diamond at the field for rotation baseball will ibe divided equally among league play- ors and farm teams, there also be individual races for farm and league team players, and baseball accuracy throws. Harry How- avd, umpire in chief, will be in charge. The feature of the outing will be the presentation of the IcagrV Awards at 6 o'clock. shirts with League insignia will be awarded to the 13-year-old rlayers who have played their final year with league.

Looseness in the timing chain of an automobile causes a snapping sound, while a chain that la too tight will cause humming. Don't Break Your Back Toting Leaves Away I Factories Garages Car Owners We Have A Well Equipped Machine Shop Special parts made to blue print or sample. Brake drum turning Grinding Valve grinding anid reseating. We can repair a machine or build a new one. Estimates made.

See "Ken" JoJmson or "Andy" Richardson The Naugatuck Fuel Co. 87 Church St Ford Dealers Tel. 5236 OLD WINDOW SCREENS HOOKS AND EYES REMOVE SIDE FOR UNLOADING MAKE LEAF-TOTING EASIER USE LEAF STRAINERS CLEAN GUTTERS BURN LEAVES IN SAFE PLACE Tips that should leave you leafless. by KEA Service Vacation, Labor Day and the kids away at camp seem like just but -you'd, be- surprised how, soon going lo -find your iawti. all up leaves.

v. We'll leave mulch to.the'gar-. dening experts: We, do, however, have- a thought that will the leaf-toting' season easier on, the handy man about the house who also. has- to be bandy around the lawn. It's nothing- more involved than building some light, high sides on a wheelbarrow, cart, even your son's old coaster wagon so you can haul away the spiled up leaves In comparative ease.

And it's a whale of an improvement over'trying- to carry them away in a tarpaulin or old got the idea from a friend who had four old window screens lying around in his garage. He put these together as a fairly sturdy framework, open at top and bottom, which rested on the load floor of an old-style. wheelbarrow from which he had removed the Bides. One side was fastened hooks and eyes, which he unfastened after he filled up. the contraption With leaves and lugged them to their happy dumping'ground.

Tou could make this sturdier by temporarily' screwing or bolting it to the floor'" of the vheelbarrow (except for that-one sids) and leav- ing it that way during the leaf season. Or you could a floor or plywood under-the''tpur'screenB and hinge the bottom of -the -one that's held in place witbS screens. On -a wheelbarrow, rig will be steadier if you fit upright sticks into jiockets which normally 1 hold the 'sides, the, And if you haven'fany old'screenji, scrap plywood or Hght himbeV from old packing Ceases, ought to do the trick. Before you chase last elusive leaf around the; yard, forget to, get up oh a and clean out your gutters. you're up there, check to see that the brackets are all in place.

Straighten any bent gutters, and make' you have leaf strainers at the topa of the leaders. Look around for leaks, too, and patch them up with rodfing compound. If you belong to -burning fraternity, we hope you know enough to take "all precautions against spreading fires. And don't build your leaf fire on the asphalt street. It will a gooey mesa that the town highway department won't like and may -even ask you to pay for.

MAKGATOCK FIX-IT When I wash my black-and- white rubber tile kitchen floor, the two colors- wash into each other. Even when I wax it, the color runa off. Would you advise use the won't because rubber tile Is BO dpnse-tfaat shellac cannot, penetrate to 'make a bond. The color undoubtedly Is unntiif- became you using too stronjr a soap with lye In It. Rubber lile should be washed with very mild suds and wiped 'dry.

Then wax thoroughly with: pure natural wax--not one of the fancy kinds that contains solvents add other ingredients. is the way hospitals and' other btg buildings treat rubber tile floors, and thorough polishing keeps: them from being too- slick for safety. ite Hurt; Car Hits Tree Louia Alexander, 60, and his wife Mildred, Sl of Middlebury, were taken to Waterbury hospital yesterday afternoon after their car left Longmeadow road and 'crashed head-on Into, a tree. Mr. Alexander received: rib frac- I tures, head an8 chest contusions and his wife suffered rib fractures.

Hospital authorities today described the condition of Mr. Alexander as good of his wife as fair. Constable Charles Squires of the Middlebury police "sSia that the accident, which occurred '-shortly af t- 4 p. ni.ti»: still Time to clean up for Fall see our Wallpapers and Paints best results INC. Maple St.

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