The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-26
Holiday Observance
 In Naugatuck Quiet;
 One Arrest Is Made
No Accidents Reported to POLce-Two Dances for ; Friday-Red Men to Elect Officers Tomorrow; ' WOOdmen of the World Initiation Tonight
NAUCATUCK
Wm J Xavier Correspondence Phone Nangatuck e7Y.9

banks again continued official busi- ness and other business activities in the borough resumed their nor- maj trend to-day following quiet Christmas day yesterday. A snow- fall during the day lent the win- ter touch to Christmas and brought joy to the hearts of youngsters who had just got new sleds or skis. It was not a large fall, however.
 Hundreds of local Catholics at- tended masses yesterday morning and services were held in several Protestant churches. Many per- sons who work in the local rub Der factory and who had gone to their former home, Williamsport, Penf., for the holidays were re- turning day and more were ex- pected back tonight.
 Yesterday informing brought joy to many children in the borough when they caught a glimpse of the presents they had received. Three fourths of them were outside ex- hibiting their toys or trying them out inside.
 Police reported one arrest and no accidents were reported to them. Several iodgers were fed and later accommodated in the To- cal green light station" There were many old-time acquaintances and numerous private Christmas parties were held Monday night and yesterday.
 Monday night there was singing of carols by members of the Sa- lem school choir assisted by the high school brass quartet. This was from the Salem school balcony under the supervision of Musical Director Leon J. Corliss. It proved quite impressive.
 Skating Enjoyed
 The snowfall was quickly cleared off at local ice rinks and many enjoyed skating yesterday and last night. Music was furnished by popular local orchestra on one of the. rinks. Reports had it some of the mischievous skaters de- luged the players with snow dur ing the playing.
 Yesterday seven girls from the Naugatuck Giee club rendered broadc cast over Station WATR dur ing the devotional hour from 9 to 9:15 a. m. sponsored by the Ministerial association of Water bury. The girls were Albena Der no, Alice Magnuson, Rita Kelly, Madelyn Carlson, Frances Scheiths, Anna Forish and Mary Cobbol. Thty were accompanied by Harry Vaughn, Elton Rosenblatt, Will liam Cross, David Noble, Gordon Hurt ana Leonard Schaff.
 This morning the Naugatuck high school string quartet consist inl, of Norton Kazanjian, Teddy Chimielewski, Harold Lewis and Robert Richards, rendered pro- gram over this station.
 Chimney Fire Extinguished
 A chimney fire broke out Mon day night at about 9:45 at the home of Mrs Elizabeth Mahoney of Hoadley street. A box alarm, 42, was pulled and the local fire men quickly responded. The blaze was put out without much damage, firemen reported.
 Receives Dues
 Secretary of the Naugatuck Building and Loan association, Ed ward J. Lingenheld, was in his office to-day and will be there from to tonight to receive dues which are payable this week.
 Two Dances Friday
 Two dances are planned in the borough for Friday night, Decem- Der 2S. One will be the annual Christmas dance of the Congrega- tional church, held under the aus- pices of the Young Peoples Eel lowship and the Parish Players of that church. This will take place :n the parish house with the Black and Gold orchestra furnish ing the music.
 In the high school auditorium Friday the seniors of the Naug1- tuck high school will hold Christmas dance. The Royal Gar net orchestra will supply the mu- sic for this affair. Final prepar- ations for the Policemen's Ball 10 be held next Monday night, New Years eve, are being made now.
 To Elect To-mOrOw
 Election of officers of Natatuc morrow night. Kenneth Rapieff is expected to be named sachem. Only one contest is likely. This is on the office of keeper of paraphernalia. James Montanari and Ernest Fenn were both nam- mated for this position.
 Funeral of Mrs Aim
 The funeral of Mrs Hanna Ann, ST, of 99 Meadow street, who died Saturday was held Monday after noon at 2:30 from her home. Rev William R. Frendberg, pastor of the Salem Lutheran church of ficiated. Burial was in Hillside cemetery. The bearers were: John and Thomas Lawlor, Harry Walsh and James Shepherd.
 Icy Travelling
 Drivers of autos and other mo- tor vehicles and pedestrians found slippery walking to-day for last night a mist fell and frpze up over the coating of snow, leaving local roads in all icy condition. Young sters were delighted with it for it made for faster sliding but borough workmen were out early sanding the roads to prevent skid- ding and possible accidents.
 w. O. WI Meet Tonight
 Initiation cf candidates was expected at inc meeting of the Naugatuck Camp, Woodmen of the World. This meeting was origin ally scheduled for last night but was postponed until tonight. It will be held in the Sons of Italy hall on the corner of Scott and Elm streets.
 Priest Addresses Rotary
 Rev Edwin J. Gaffney, curate at St Francis Catholic church, gave