The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-11-17
Naugatuck Foremen
 Hear Prof. Hastings
Vale Scientist Predicts End of Depression and Rise in
 Prices in Address

will go up and the idea will suc- ceed. It may also be meant to force England to return to the gold standard. he said. Business Is growing more confident now, the government has done everything 1t can do and there is a growing be- lief that the worst of the depres4 sion is over. If we can get the bandwagon started up again bus mess can step in and start where the government left off," he said.
 Rev John Better of the Meth- odist Episcopal church said grace before the super which was served by the local "Y". John Garland. president of the club, welcomed the visitors, announced a member ship fee of 25 cents and said Ernest M. Heddon of Torrington will be the speaker at the Decem- Der IA meeting. He will talk on "Mustafa Kemal, Worker of Mir acIes." MT Cox announced that Dr Haggard vii speak to the club at a later date.
 Those at the banquet were: Pro- lessor Hudson B. Hastings, Henry Hedley Smith. state YMCA secre- tary, Albert s. Cox. Gray w. An ger, secretary of the Derby-Shel- ton YMCA, George T. Hubbell. Seymour Chauncey Garland, Rev John E. Zeiter, l. c. Matheeny, New Haven; E. J. Callahan, An- sonia; A. I. Lawson, Shelton: Louis Cathin, Shelton; c. Anderson, Shel- ton; w. A. Eaton, John Gill, Dwight Fiers, B. w. Snagg, J. Van Orden Sweet. and w. c. Schu- macker of Ansonia; Edward Or gen, T. w. Grady and J. H. Blass of Derby, William J. Baxter and John M. Kenney.
 Robert T. Worrell, Kenneth B. Skelley, Bernard Sullivan. Michael Nolan, J. Edward Sullivan, B. J. McNeil, Frank J. Blazejewski. Will liam Mcclellan. Peter Kozak. Ro- bert J. Lloyd, Donald Dooling. r. Sawyer, John A. Mckee, Jr, Will liam l.. O'Brien, Eugene F. Clark, William W. Thorpe, Meba H. Leary Arthur Trafford, J. K. Hagopian. Charles Parker. Louis G. Enderlin, F. II. Hall of Ansonia, Julius Breachevelt, J. R. Grelley, Dante Montanari, August Pistarilli, Henry Stinson. Felix Sabia, John Bran- dien, Peter F. Marrillo. G. E. Fow- Ter, M. F. Blade, E. w. Valentine. Thomas F. Lynch, John Titley, Henry H. Bassford, Jr, W. D. Mer- rill F. D. Collins, T. l.. Arnold, Manuel Henry. Francis Holland, Anthony Montagano. E. L. Dubuc, J. l.. Fitzgerald, J. F. Miller and Walter, H. Norton.
 Bernard F. Garrick, Carl w. Pepperman, Carl Borzencl1i, Har- old Anderson. W. Lester Duncan, Marx E. Hughes, Ralph Quinn, Stanley E. Dibble. John Gallucc., George Krell, Clayton A. House. knecht Wallace Johnson, Herman C. Miller Everett Anderson, Thomas F. Martin, s. Gustav Gis- islander, Raymond Ericson, James Kenishea, Clifford R. Spencer, John s. Bibbin, J. F. Bennett, Will liam Lunn. s. T. Hickman. J. F. Ryan, A. F. Stevens. Charles Will Hams, B. L., Milton, c. E. Mort man. William H. Taylor, Stanley Sibelus, F. A. Hermonat, c. G.. Nordstrom, Frank Kelly. Ludwig McCullum, Andrew E. Burkowsky. II. Donovan. Sven A. Anderson, Edward J. Reilly. Joseph Johnson and Joseph H. Little. Etg.
 The waitresses who served under the direction of Mrs Clayton House knecht, vice-president of the YMCA women's auxiliary and Mrs Albert S. Cox, employees of the central office of the United States Rubber Company, were: Helen Me- Kenna, MaDore Morin, Mary Grickis, Margaret Dooling, Edna. Fitzpatrick. Isabel Dooling, Anna May Dooling, Marie McDermott, Marie l.. Descoteaux, Mollie Gal lagher. Sophie Chmeleski, Anna Sirtowt, Mary O'Brien and Edythe Lewis.