The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-22
NAUGATUCK
Legion Plays Host
 ToG. A. R. Members
Dyer iotchkiss and Frank Nichols Attend Festivities } 800 School Children to Participate in Music
 Festival

Naugatuck post, American Legion had two members of the G. A. R, as their guests at their regular meet ing last evening. The two veterans were Dyer Hotchkiss and Frank 5. Nichols. A special entertainment fea- turing Jackie and Phyllis Kingsley in tap dancing and songs, Archie Merrill and Harold McDermott In Q piano duet, John Gothberg in bass solos and Eddie Cuddy in recitations. A luncheon was served following the meeting.
 Miss K. Maude Smith until recent ly president of the local Wo:king Girls club, which went out of ex- istence Wednesday. was honored by the post by being awarded the Amer ican Legion medal. Miss Smith is the first woman of the borough to re- ceive such an honor. She took an active interest in legion affairs ano was of great assistance to the post in raising funds for home.
 It was announced that State Com rnander Edrawd l.. Newmaker Of Rockville will pay an official visit on Thursdaay, June 4. A special pro- gram will be arranged for this gath- ering, and Herbert Johnson was named chairman of the arrangement committee. Hamden post will be the guests of the local post at the meet ing.
 The post will sponsor circus to be held at the Chamber of Com- merce grounds on June l, ? and 3, and carnival will be conducted the latter part of June. It is also pro- posed to sponsor boys team again this year.
 Music Festival .
 Five hundred grammar school chil- dren of the borough will take pa'lt in a music festival to be given to- night in the Gem Opera house under the direction of Leon R, Corliss, su- peryisor of music in the uocal public schools. In addition to the vocal pro- gram, the grammar school band and orchestra will take part. MT Corliss will be assisted by T. D. O'Connor, who will direct the drum corps and Miss Katherine l.. Hall and Mrs Mar garet B. McEvoy, teachers of the public schools who will act as &C., companists.
 Onicers Nominated
 The nominating committee of the Rotary club has nominated George Wigglesworth for president to suc- ceesd Harold E. Chittenden. Harold Perry has been nominated for vice. president, succeeding Charles T. Me Carthy, Luman B. Bunnell will be the new secretary, succeeding John J. Daly and Bertef V. Olson will serve again as treasurer. The cleo tion will be held next Wednesday. The nominating committee consisted of Howard H. Bristol, Atty Joseph E. Talbot and Harold Perry.
 Annual Junior Prom
 The annual junior class prom will be held tonight in the high school auditorium. Brinkman's orchestra will furnish music. The affair will be semi-formal.
 TO Hold Social
 A social will be held tonight in St Cecelia's hall by the Altar society of St Francis church. All members are invited to attend.
 Show Scores Again
 The three act comedy "Just For Fun" scored big again last night when the second performance was given in the parish hall of the Metho- dist Episcopal church by the Young Peoples society.
 Corporation Papers Filed
 The Church Street Realty company filed copies of incorporation papers yesterday with Town Clerk Louis Schiller, Jr. The incorporators are Solomon Anenberg, Maurice Anen- berg and Clarmont I. Tolles. The off, cers are president, Solomon Anen- berg; vice. president, Maurice Anen- berg and secretary and treasurer, Claremont I. Tolles. The corpora tion has taken over all of the Anen- berg property on Church street, con- sisting of business property and also the Anenberg block on Carroll street.