The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-30

f Wilma Hubbeil. Frank Makaitis, Charles Pettijean and Antoinette Rosa had perfect attendance records for the entire four year course. To obtain a certificate pupil must not , be absent, atrdy or dismissed during the entire school year.
 FenselI- Kazelunas
 Miss Agnes Kazelunas of Al Spring street, and John Fensell of Bridgeport, former local resident were united in marriage yesterday morning at o'clock in St Mary s church by the pastor. Rev Richard F. Morrissey. who also celebrated the nuptial high mass. The bride being a member of the Children of Mary, the ceremony was performed inside the sanctuary rail. Following reception, Mir and Mrs FenseiI left on an unannounced wedding trip. Upon their return they will reside in Bridgeport.
 Bids Called For.
 Bids have been called for by the town school committee for ths erection of an addition to the Mill ville school building.
 Plans and specifications for the work may be seen at the office of the superintendent of schools in the high school building. All bids must be in not later than II a. m. stand- ard time, Wednesday. July 8, 1881
 Twilight Game.
 Thursday evening at 6:15 o'clock the Falcons and the Crescents of the Naugatuck Amateur baseball league will play twilight game at Recreation field. Games in the league scheduled were not played last Saturday due to the fact that the Recreation field was in use. Ar judgements for the game will be made at a meeting of managers of the teams to be held tonight at S:3O o'clock in the town hall building.
 Fireworks on Sale.
 Fireworks will go on sale to-mor- row in the borough. Borough Clerk Hugh Henrns will issue permits to local dealers in fireworks to-mor- row. Setting off of fireworks ln the borough is prohibited until July 4th It is the intention of Chief of Police Adamsen to see that this lew is enforced.
 Forty- Hours Closes.
 The forty-hours devotion which opened in St Francis church Sum day morning at the 10:30 o'clock mass was brought to close with Ii high mass this morning at 7:30 o. clock. A procession of children marked the closing exercises of the devotion.
 Accepts Pastoratc.
 Rev William R. Trenberg has accepted call to become patsor of the Salem Lutheran church of this borough, succeeding the late Rev Ailmer Larson. Rev Frenberg is at present stationed in Brockton, Mass. He will take up his duties here in September He is q gradu- ate of Augustona Theological seminary, Rock Island, III. He ha. ben pastor of the Brockton church for the past ten years. w.. E. Ben son, student pastor of the church will have charge until late in August.
 Transferring Bristol Plant
 Several truck loads of machinery from the Bristol, R. l., plant of the U. s. Rubber company which is be- ing closed and the work transferred to the borough, arrived here yester- day. The shipment consisted of d number of stitching machines to be used in the manufacture of tennis. A large force of men are working night and day transferring the gum shoe department from the Phoenix shop plant on Maple street to the G. M. R.. Shoe company plant. Many changes are also being made in the plants in connection with the transfer.
 Joseph Rozint or North. Main street has returned to hiS home from the Waterbury hospital where he has been patient for the past several weeks, MT Rozint had his hand crushed in a roll while at work in -.the Chase plant in Water bury. It will be several weeks more before the injury will be entirely betetr