The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-13
NAUCATUCK
Garland Heads
 Foremen's Group
Oiicers Elected Last Night Skating Rink to Be Bui
 on Cherry Street

Chauncey 6. Garland, foreman of the United States Rubber com rany was elected president of the recently organized Foremen's club at the second meeting of the club held last night in the Y. M. c. A. Other officers named were: first vice president, Willis Merrill, fore- man in the c. M. R. Shoe com pany: second vice president, Alex ander Painter, foreman at the plant of the Rubber Regenerating company, secretary, Rosser Don- ley of the U. s. Rubber company; and treasurer. Paul Johnson of the Eastern Maileable Iron company. Interesting talks were given by Prof Hudson B. Hastings of Yale university and Ira Mathcney, state secretary of "" foremen's clubs. Both speakers stressed the thought that success Is accomplished through hard work. Hard work and keen foresight are things that will bring the country out of the present depression in the opinion of the speakers.
 Previous to the business session dinner was served. The meal being prepared by John Chomnyo, chef of the "" cafeteria.
 To Build Skating Rink
 Plans for the construction of a skating rink before the real cold weather sets in have been perfect ed by Clarence Feniman and Ray Quinn. The rink is to be built on the property on Cherry street ex- tension near Spencer street. The grounds have been tested and plans for the rink made by Engineer Charles D. Curtiss. Work will be started immediately on the pool so that it will be ready for use when cold weather arrives.
 Prominent Swimmer Hero
 Carroll J. Bryant, Red Cross swimming expert is in the borough for 0 few days. He will consult with local swimmers while In the borough and 1t is expected that he will given an exhibition in the local "" pool.
 Birth Announced
 Announcement has been made of the birth of a daughter. Jacqueline Florence, to MT and Mrs Ernest Rockhill of Aetna street at the Waterbury hospital. Mrs Rockhill before her marriage was Miss Flor 8nt0 AAS0Ey OA "1tCh bAtys
 Talk Over Plans
 Democrats of the second ward Ynet in the borough court room last night and discussed plans for the uarty activity in the ward. The meeting was called by Ward Com uhitteeman Pierce E. Freeman who believes that plans for the cam paign next spring should be for initiated beforehand and that 1t is folly to delay until a few days be- fore election to start working. The attendance last night was not large. Another session is to be held next month and 1t Is believed that 1t will be largely attended.
 Slight Collision
 Cars operated by Peter Smith of 12 Prospect street and Eugene F. Garrison of Beacon Valley road. Beacon Falls, were in collision yes terday morning on the Platts Mills road. The cars were only slightly damaged.
 Granted Patent
 4 patent has been granted to William Roberts of this borough on a new type of flying machine, according to announcement made from the office of Harold c. Man ming, patent attorney of Water bury.
 Patent rights on a moulding composition granted to John Me Gayack of Jackson Heights, N. J., have been assigned to the Nauga- tuck Chemical company. and Parke H. Watkins of Leonia, N. J., has assigned patent rights on an ap- paratus for manufacturing gloves to the Naugatuck Chemical com pany.
 Comedy Next Week
 The musical comedy. sixty Miles an Hour" will be presented in the Gem Opera house on next Thursday and Friday nights in the Gem Opera House under the au- spices of Naugatuck post of the American Legion. The play Is said to be filled with humorous situa- tions which are brought about by extremely funny situations.
 Speculation on Game
 There are many arguments pro and con as to the relative merits of Naugatuck high and Crosby high who meet to-m orrow for their annual classic at Hamilton park, Waterbury. However, everyone seems to agree that the contest will be worth going long distance to see. Local followers of the Gar