The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-19
Annual Drive Calls
 For United Support
 Of Every Resident
Chittenden Heads Committee For Work-Senior Class Names Outstanding Members -Mariano-
 Foley Nuptials Celebrated
NAUGATUCK
Wni. ,. RaxteF. Cosrespondent.

Naugatuck. April 1s.-The whole of next week, from April z5-3O will be Clean-Up Week In Nauga. tuck, it was announced today. The local Chamber of Commerce will start it's annual drive to have the residents of the town help to im- prove the appearance of the munic- ipality. E. Chittenden, superintendent oi schools, has been appointed. II includes also: Victor Anderson, su- perintendent of streets; Dr Walter Baker, health officer; Mrs Howard Bristol. representing the Women's Study club; Mrs Charles F. Daly, representing the Naugatuck Wom. ans club: Lyman B. Bunnell, local scout chief; Dennis J. German, Mrs E. J. Ahern, Eugene H. Ellis, Ed ward l.. Kehoe, representing the Teachers League. and John H. Schmuck.
 Members of the committee will make q thorough survey of the va rious sections of the town this week and will report on any unsightly spots found. Supt. Chittenden will call the attention of local school children to the campaign and will urge them to assist in the drive. MT Bunnell will secure the coop eration of the Boy Scouts and Supt. Anderson will take care of street conditions in connection with 1t. All residents are asked to cooperate in this drive and clean up their prop critics If 1t is necessary. Only by such cooperation on the part of the residents will the drive be success
 More Dignitaries Named
 Sixteen moro dignitaries have been chosen by the senior class of the Naugatuck high school and the list of these personages of the class 1s now complete. Four had been selected previously.
 Those selected yesterday follows: 1 Glass athlete, Richard Tuckey. who starred with the high school il football, basketball and baseball 1 during his career and also par ticipated in track events; Howard Bristol, named best dressed boy and Helen Slobodianik, chosen best dressed girl.
 Ruth Richardson, who was tennis champion last year and captain or the basketball team, was named class girl athlete. Francis kosowicz, president of the class, was chosen class actor, and Beryle Major was elected class actress. Miss MaJor' who is class secretary, also won the honor of being selected the mem ber of the class with the most per- sona1ity.
 Arthur Nauges. basketball star,
 ~ln Michael, better known as Mickey Lucas. was named class sheik; Eieanor Farren was named class .,irrler: Donald Cowan, diminutive football star, won two offices, be- ine elected class baby boy and class dwarf: Estelle Hubbell is the class baby girl and Howard Meyers was elected class giant.
 William Petitjean, valedictorian of the class, was selected as most studious boy and Amelia Galluci, saiutatorian. was named most studious girl. -
 The four other dignitaries. who had been announced previousiy are: Mary Einin, prettiest girl; Douglas Cockroft, best looking boy; Ruth Richardson, most popular girl: Louis Buckmiller, most pop ular boy. .
 popular local couple was mar riad at St. Francis church at o. clock this morning. They were An thony Edward Mariana, son Of Mrs Mary Mariana, and democratic nominee for the office of treasurer in the coming election, and MISS Margaret Mary Foley, daughter oI MT and Mrs Michael Foley. both reside on Pond street.
 Rev John J. Fitzgerald, pastor of the church. married the pair and celebrated the nuptial mass which followed. The brides sister Catherine, was bridesmaid and VII liam Mariana, brother or the groom, acted as best man. l..
 The bride was most attractive m q white mousselein de sole gown with hat and shoes to match ana carrying a mixed bouquet or sprlns flowers. Her bridesmaid also was charmingly attired In a Catnay blue meusselein de sole gown w,sn a blue hat and shoes to match. Sne also carried a pretty bouquet VI assorted spring flowers.
 A wedding breakfast was neld .. the nome of the bride. lt was IoI the immediate families. Ine coupls left on an unannouncea weuu as nn their return. Mrs Mariana re- csntly resigned her position with the southern New England Telephone cornpany. Naugatuck division. She was presented by friends with an electric mixer at a banquet at rR.tfsa Aa
 Repairing Ladders
 Work of repairing and varnisn- ing ladders on the hook and ladder trucks and other machines at the Naukatuck fire house is underway now. Several ladders have been re- paired and vanished and now ap- pear almost new. All work is pe- ing done by the firemen.
 Chief Thomas Walker plans 70 remove the cage on top of the hook and ladder truck from the top 10 the side. He believes this will Dc a good improvement. The cage holds equipment at present. He said he hopes to secure permission 10 have the hook and ladder paint. ed. Tn this case the work would be done by the firemen and the only cost would be that of materials.
 If these improvements are car' ried out, Naugatuck will have one of, the best appearing fire trucks n the state. The new pump, which II most attractive in appearance, II continuing to work we'll
 Local firemen were summoned to three fires yesterday. On was a' the Cheery street extension dumI yesterday morning and the second was c brush fire on . piece of land on the far western part of scot street. At 10:30 last night the fire. men were again summoned to put out . blaze at the U. g. Rubber company dump.
 WoIcin Case Continued
 Although no session of the bor. ouRh court was held today. thu case of Joseph Wolcin and Vin. cent Daunis, both accused of as. sault, was continued until Saturday AnpII z1. No reason for the con.