The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-09-13
NAUGATUCK Many Gain Jobs Through Local Co.
Relieves Work of Charity Dept = Borough Football
 Team May Be Formed Soon

:, lie university. was named teacher | of commercial arithmetic in the | high school at salary of $1,500 9 year. MT Foley has been acting as | substitute since the opening of school. Supt Chittenden recom- l mended. the appointment of MT Foley or Miss Marguerite O'Toole | for the position. Both he stated | had very fine qualifications but Mir Foley would also prove invaluable in performing other duties for the schoof and was one of the finest athletes ever turned out of Nauga- tuck high school, and while noth- ing was stated 1t is believed that he will assist in high school coach- ing. Miss O'Toole substituted in the commercial department of the high school last year and made very good record. Judge Martin E. Gormley said he favored the appointment of Miss O'Toole' for the position but if the majority, of the board were of the opinion that MT Foley's appoint ment would better serve the posi- tion. he would abide by it. He re- quested that Miss O'Toole be con- sidered for any other vacancy that might be met with the approval of the board. MT Foleys salary will be $1,500 a year.
 Substitutes Named
 The board approved the follow ing list of substitute teachers for the coming year. High school: Dorothy Johnson, Middlebury, Kathleen ,Dillman, John J. Luddy, Anne Fryer, Marion Cavanaugh and John +. Moore of Waterbury, Virginia Blade, Vivian Seley and Vera Cummings of Naugatuck.
 Grammar schools: Irene Coen, Ruby Freeman, Hanna Cannole, Margaret Lins, Mrs Arthur Pear Margaret McGuire, Genevieve Gar rick, Mary Joyce shanley, Mrs J. J. Carroll, Kathryn Mccarthy; kinder garten: Florence sClark and Flor ence Stein.
 On the suggestion of Supt Chit tenden the board voted to discon- tinue the kindergarten in the Beebe street school and to transfer the avenue schools. Miss Smith, who teaches the Beebe street class will be transferred to the Salem school.
 
 registered in the Beebe street kin dergarten. The board took no acj- tion on the matter of boiler insur- ance which was discontinued by the board in. August. The board de- ferred taking action on transpor- tation, of pupils from outlying districts other than those now be- ing transported until the October meeting.
 The board approved the report of Supt of Schools Chittenden which showed expenditures for the fiscal year of 61,1S1.31.
 Death of Mrs Catherine Murray
 Mrs Catherine Murray, widow of James E. Murray, died yesterday daughter, Mrs George Lambert. A Golden Hill street. Mrs Murray was born in Naugatuck and had resided here practically all her life in the Union City section of the borough. She was very well known and highly esteemed. She had been in failing health for some time. She is survived by one daughter, Mrs Minnie Lambert and one brother, William J. Freeman. She was a membe rof St Mary's church and the Altar society of the church. Funeral arrangements have not been completed.
 Funeral of Mrs Vito M0llico.
 The funeral of Mrs Angelina Mollico, wife of Vito Mollico of 142 High street. who died at her home Sunday morning was held this morning from the house at S:30 o'clock, and at Q o'clock from St Francis church where a requiem high mass was celebrated. Burial was in st James cemetery.
 Holy Name Oflicers Elected
 officers for the ensuing year were elected at a meeting of the Holy Name society of st Mary's church Sunday night. Michael smith who served as president last year was reelected 10 this office. Other officers chosen were vice. president. George Lamberti record. ing secretary, Prank Jones, nnRn. eiai secretary, r. WilsoDi treasurer, William MoDermottl marshal, Thomas r. IleiilyI flag benrer, iliehard Kelly, Jri trustees, Wlis Ham Mepermott, and stanley Der.