The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-01-10
Chittenden Renamed
 President; Reports
 Of Chairmen Please
Present Officers Reelected With Few Exceptions Budget for Current Year Set at $3,lOO-Plan
 Promotion of Outdoor Work in Spring
NAUGATUCK

Pershing.
 12 scouts advanced to second class.
 scouts advanced to first scouts advanced to star.
 scouts advanced to life. scout vase awarded the sil- yer palm.
 Merit Badges Angling, 1; athletics, 5; automo. billing, 2; bookbinding, 4; botony l.! camping, 2; carpentry, 4; chem. istry, 1; civics, |; cooking, 4; con servation, l; cycling, 2; canoeing 2; first aid, 8; first aid animals, 4; firemanship, 4; leathercraft, 2; life saving, 3; personal health, 3; pioneering, 1; plumbing, 1; public health, 2; printing, 2; reading, 3: safety, 2; scholarship, 8; swim ming, 5; woodcarving, 2; wood work, 4; handicraft, 3. Total merit badges, 82.
 Respectfully submitted,
 HARRY B. BENHAM,
 Chairman.
 Going To Waterbury
 A number of members of the To- cal American Legion will journey to Waterbury tonight to attend the district meeting. About 35 local members are expected to attend. There will be no meeting of the To- cal post this week, Austin Phillips, commander, announces.
 Church Food Sale
 A food sale will be held by St. Mary's church next Wednesday at the offices of the Connecticut Light and Power company on Maple St. it was announced today. Mrs. Har- old Wolff has charge of the affair. She is assisted by Mrs. F. W. Ca hill, Mrs. John Gormley, Mrs. D. Michael Smith and Mrs. John Va nasse.
 There will be cake, homemade bread, baked beans and many other products of women parish toners of the church. All who at- tend are promised good buys by the committee in charge as bar gains will be plentiful. The public is urged to attend the affair.
 Funerals of Mrs Hasenfeldt
 The funeral of Louis Hasenfeldt of Rubber avenue who died Sum- day in Norwich was held this af- ternoon from the Bailey funeral home on Oak street. Rev. John H. Frenssen conducted the serv- ices. Burial was in Grove cemetery.
 Electricians' Code
 The new code for electricians of the borough has been drawn up and will be presented at the next meeting of the board of warden and burgesses, Borough Attorney James Dalton stated today. MT. Dalton was authorized to draw up an ordinance to establish an cleo trical code here at the December meeting of the board and> he has done so. Arthur Swan was one of those who petitioned that such ac- tion be taken, claiming present conditions are disgraceful in some instances. MT. Swan runs an elec- trical shop in town. The borough board will decide whether or not such a code will benefit the town.
 Michael BOylan
 The funeral of Michael Boylan who resided here many years and died yesterday in New Haven will take place Thursday morning at 3:30 from McCarthy's funeral home on Cedar street to St. Frari- cis church where 0 requiem mass will be celebrated at g o'clock. Burial will be in St. Francis cem- etery.
 MT. Boylan leaves two sisters, Mrs Michael Fitzpatrick and Miss Catherine Boylan and one brother, Peter Boylan, all of this borough. He was well known in the borough and his death is regretted by his many friends here.
 Funeral of Mrs Whitely
 The funeral of Mrs Jane (Drap- er) Whitely, former local resident who died at her home in Reynolds Bridge yesterday, will be held from her home at 1880 o'colck tomorrow afternoon to St Michael's Episcopal church of this borough where Rev Arthur F. Lewis will conduct serv- ices at 2:30 o'clock.
 Mrs Whitely had many friends here. Among the survivors are three sisters, Mrs Fred Follett, Mrs Ada Holmes and Mrs George Tu- dor, all of Naugatuck.
 Briefs
 Raymond Ford of North Main street and Thomas O'Loughlin of Cherry street are in New York city today on business.
 Miss Florence Clark of Cherry street is in New York city on busi- ness.
 Funeral of F. J. Hall.
 The funeral of Patrick J. Hall,, who died yesterday will be held to- morrow from the Anderson funeral home on Meadow street of this bor- ough at 9:15 and at 10 o'clock at St Francis church where requiem high mass will be celebrated. Burial will be be in St James cemetery.