The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-18

By special arrangement with the State Board of Education, Division of Vocational Education, afternoon and evening classes in homemak- ing will be conducted at the high school building for two months, beginning Monday, January 4. 1882, and ending Friday. February 26, 1892. Miss Frances Gooch will be in charge of these classes. She is coming to Naugatuck, having completed series of similar classes at Central Village and Norwich. Glasses of similar nature will be held during this same period at Seymour, Ansonia and Derby. These classes are opened to all women of the community who may be interested in 8 study of homemaking. This may include not only women having the care of a home, but business girls and women in industry.
 Instruction will be free, but there will be 8 fee of $1.O0 for the foods course covering all the expenses of the laboratory mater ial used in that department and 2 fee of 50 cents for the expense oi the clothing work, which will pay for the incidentals in that de- bring her own material to work on.
 Tentative schedule is as fol- lows:
 Beginning Clothing-Section - 7:15 to 9:15 - Monday ana Wednesday.
 Beginning Clothing = Section II
 ,f AA A.1 Friday.
 Foods I = Thursday = 1915 . 9:15.
 Advanced Courses in Clothing, Home Furnishings or Foodwork, Monday and Tuesday afternoons = 3:00 to $500 o'clock.
 Clothing work includes a study of the sewing machine, practice in the running and operating of 1t, the study of simple patterns and the method of using them, the study of color and design in ma terial suitable for a particular garment and the construction of this garment.
 Clothing IT consists of the se- lection of material suitable for Q garment, and the construction Of the garment which has more diff ficult processes than the first one. It assumes that the student under stands how to operate & sewing machine, has sufficient skill in the use of the machine to stitch a straight seam, to stitch near to the edge, to turn corners, make bias joinings, to use patterns, make commonly used seams, and to know the type of seam suited for particular places. ,+. ..,-t.
 Foods work includes study or the needs of food for the family, and the preparation and serving of simple family meals
 Registrations for these courses will be received at the High School building in the library on January ?, 1882. Miss ,Gooch, the instruc- tor, will be present to explain the work and help with the registra- tion.
 Information concerning the classes may be. had at the, Super intenqent's office, High school building, Telephone, 105.
 Three Court Cases
 Three cases were on this morn ing's docket of the borough court with Judge Claremont l. Tolies presiding. Edward Bopiti oi Bridgeport. former resident, arr rested yesterday morning charged with being intoxicated. forfeited 2 $2O bond. John Duohe, also oi Bridgeport, who was with Lopitl and arrested on a similar charge. was fined $5 and costs. total of s11.76. Lopiti failed to appear this morning. against Joseph Walchin of 3l0 Rubber avenue, was nolled py Judge Tolles. Walchin was ar rested last night by officers Wal ter Lyskiewicx and Wiifred Avon on Q warrant. charging him with theft of dress goods from Daniel Melnitsky of 257 Cooke street, Wa terbury. a peddler. There were no other cases on the docket.
 Funeral of Julius Swirslki
 The funeral of Julius Swirksl Of n Hoadley street, who died We'd nesday morning at the Waterbury hospital of carbolic acid poisoning, took place this morning at S:S0 o'clock from his late home. A high mass of requiem was celebrated at Q o'clock in st Hedwig's church by Rev Paul w. Piechocki, pastor. Burial was in St James' cemetery.
 Grange Party Tonight
 A Christmas tree party for the older members Of the Beacon Vai- ley Grange. will be held this eve- ming in grange hall after the reg- ular business meeting. All mem bers are invited to be present. The party for children of members will bo held next WednoHday night,
 AIFs Noble Installed
 Mrs Mildred Noble was installed as worthy matron of Evergreen Chapter. Order of Eastern Star. at impressive exercises held last night ln Masonic ffnIl. Mir and Mrs Are thur R. Downs of Hartford were iha installing officers. A social