The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-30
NAUGATUCK Rubber Company
 Salesmen Gather
Attend Convention Here and Inspect Local Plants
 Warden and Burgesses to Meet Tuesday

tary club had an enjoyable out ing yesterday afternoon at Camp Pershing, the summer camp of the local Boy Scouts council on the Housatonic river above Derby. In the afternoon an athletic program featured. At 6:3O the Rotarians were guests at supper and in the evening q camp fire was held and the American Legion drum corps of Seymour under the direction of Harold McDermott of this borough rendered music.
 Much Oiling Being Done.
 In the past three days 19 stretes of the borough have been resurfaced with oil. All of the streets treated were on the west side of the Union City section. Supt of Streets German is pushing the work of oiling along as rapid ly as possible. When the work Is completed every street in the bor- ough will have been treated with oil, including those on the out skirts that have never before been oiled. The big oiling pro gram this year is made possible through the dirt road appropria- ton made by the state, the bor- ough receiving s17,75o of the fund as their share.
 Enjoyable Outing An enjoyable outing was held bv the members of the Luther league of Salem Lutheran church last evening at the home of Joel and Anna Anderson. An athletic | program was conducted previous to the luncehon.
 Local Vets to Attend Several members of Isbell camp, Sons of Union Veterans plan on at tending the outing to be held at Rockwell park, Bristol on Saturday August 15, by districts Nos and ,. The athletic program will include sack race. potatoe race, and fat mans race There will also be quoit pitching and card playing. The events are scheduled to start at ? o'clock. Those attending are expect ed to bring basket lunch.
 Attending State Gathering
 Borough Enginees Robert D. Beardsley is attending the annual convention of the Connecticut En- gineers' socety being held today at the Connecticut Agricultural col lege, Storrs.
 Amateur League Games
 The first game fin Saturdays schedule of the Amateur baseball league will be between the Cres- cents and the Pastimes at 2 o'clock and the second contest will be be- tween the Falcons and the Orioles at o'clock.
 Funeral Of John DcBrOka
 The funeral of John DeBrOka who died early Tuesday morning in St Mary's hospital, Waterbury, from injuries suffered when he fell from a load of hay on the farm of Alex Sawczuk of Millville on July 23, was held this morning from the Sawczuk home at 8:30 and at 9 o'clock from St Francis church where q requiem high mass was eel ebrated. Burial was in St James cemetery.
 Change In Time of Service
 The worship service in the New Haven county jail on next Sunday at which the choirs of the Salem Lutheran church will sing has been changed from II o'clock in the morning to o'clock. Student Pas tor W. F. Benson will lead the service. Following the service the local group will bo to West Rock park, wher a basket lunch picnic will be held.
 Youngsters Outing
 An outing and hot dog roast will be held this evening in Osborns glen by the junior members of the Y. M. C. A. An athletic program will feature and there will be an exhibition game of lacrosse.