The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-16
NAUGATUCK Groh Given Task
 In Charity Dept
Foodstuffs Expert to Do Purchasing Central Avenue
 Track Team Wins Annual Field Day Meet

Christopher Groh. an authority on foods, has been engaged by the charities department to have charge of the purchasing of food stuffs. For some time past. Supt A. E. Cross and other members of the department have felt that an authority of MT Groh's type should be added to the staff. .
 MT Groh with years of experi- ence. will render valuable service to the public. As an authority on food materials, he will be able to help different persons and at the same time save considerable for the borough.
 Supt Cross will have some of his work taken from him by the enl- ployment of MT Groh. This will help to improve the efficiency of the department. MT Groh has al- ready started working.
 Officers Named
 Mrs Jennie Schwartz was elected president of the Daughters of St George at a recent meeting. Other officers arc vice president. Mrs Kitty Scrizens;. first conductor. Mrs Amy Bott; second conductor, Mrs Annie Sargent; inside guard, Mrs Lottie Todd; outside guard, Mrs Ellen Lucas; pianist ,, Mrs Flora Beecher. A social followed the busi- ness session and refreshments were served.
 Annual Track Meet
 Central avenue track team won the annual grammar school track meet held yesterday. Central ave- nue had total of 25 1-b points and Salem school was second with 21 3-5, St Francis third with 2l 1-5 points and Prospect street was fourth with IS points. The meet wns closely contested as revealed bv the scores. Athletic Director Peter J. Foley was in charge or the events. Prospect street schools entire score was made by Louis Wood who won the 220 and the 400 yard, the shot put and was second in Baseball throw for distance.
 Vital Statistics
 Town Clerk Louis schiller. Jr', announced this morning there were 1g births in the borough last month. His report as local registrar Of yitM statistics alsa showed there were four marriages and 10 deaths. The causes given follow: Heart disease 4: tuberculosis 1; othcr causes 3: pneumonia l; gangrene l.; deaths under one year, q; be- tween one and i've years, none.
 stolen Car Recovered :.
 The local police were notified this morning that the car owned by Frank J. Fitzgerald of Spencer street which was stolen last night, had been located in orange. Tho car was wrecked against tele- graph pole in that town. The driver of the machine refused to give his name, so the police were wait ing for further information
 No Court Today
 The borough court did not hold n session this morning as there were no cases on the docket.
 25th Wedding Anniversary On next Sunday Mir and Mrs Victor Rohs of Salem street Will cele ebrate the 25th anniversary Of their marriage at their home. MT Rohs Is organist of the Salem Lu- theran church for many years. Relatives and friends of the couple from many sections of the state will be present.
 senior Class On Outing Members or the senior clabs VI the local high school left this morning shortly after s o'clock for Rye Beach, N. r., where they will enjoy . days outing. Tho party left in busses chartered es- pecialIy for the occasion. They will return late tonight.
 | Winners Announced Winners in the recent bridge tourney conducted at the Knights of Columbus rooms were an nounced yesterday. The winners were Mir and Mrs l.. E. LoveJoy with total of 219 points. Dr and Mrs Walter I. Baker were second with q total of 210 points. Other winners were Mir and Mrs Waiter F.. Brown, Mir and Mrs James Sweeney, Mrs Albert Jourdan, Mss Minnie Mccarthy and Mss cath- erine Mooney.
 Amateur Circuit Set l President Alex Swanson of the Naugatuck Amateur Baseball lI.kague announces tho schedule for Saturday when the season opens. will feature the Pastsmes and ori-