The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-13
Naugatuck Swastika Club Changes Name;
 Joseph Martin Dies
Emblem Dropped as Members Do Not Favor Eiitler's Cause-BOrOugh MOurns Demise of Former Tax
 Collector -Progressives' Breakup Apparent
NAUGATUCK
Phone NauEatuck e72-2

Ryan, John J. Ryan, Thomas Scanlonfi Thomas Shannahan, Eve lyn M. Shea, Gerald Shea. Edward J. Sheridan, Emery J. Slavin, Robert c. Smith, AleXan- der Sullivan, Mary c. Sullivan, Vera Sullivan, Agnes San Angelo, Michael San Angelo, Eugene St John, Jeanette St John, Rather inc Sa John Raymond J. St John, Albert J. Tucker. Helen R. Tusker, Peter Urgitis, Stanley Unis, Agnes Veillette, Daniel l.. Whalen, Van- vlandren, James o. Young.
 Second Ward - Ralph Ardry. Frank E. Ault, Frank H. Barlow, Sidney Bayliss, Mabel Robbie, J E. Brown, Eldon Bubb, Walter Clay, Daniel J. Connolly, Anna M. Consavage, Leo Consavage, Thom- as Curtin, Jr., Ellen M. Doherty, Rose Duffany, Louis Dubois, Ed- ward Emploiti, Evelyn M. Elm politi, Margaret Empoliti and Philomena E m politi, Catherine Flanagan, Francis Flanagan, Marie Flanagan, Noren M. Fra tesi, Mary Garrick, May Garrick. Mabel Grant, Clarence R. Grove, Edward Grove.'
 Agatha Hanley, Florence Han ley, Helen Hanley, Frank B. Real ey, Boyd H. Keller, Joyce Keller, Catherine Kingsley, Lillian Klon- oski, Ralph Lynn, Thomas F. Lynch, Thomas Mahan, Jennie Martino, Michael Martino, Lester G. Murray, Mildred R. Murray, Bessie O'Brien, John w. Mccarthy Helen E. McGraw, Patrick A. Me Guire, Ada Nelson, Alfred Nelson, William Newbold, Harry c. Park, Joseph Perrira, William J. Petit. Manuel Fires, Jean Pointon, Dor othy Reid, Raymond Reid, Henry Rodman, Lillian Rodman, John F. Rosie, Mary Rose, Leona Roth rock, Harry J. Sabia, Howard J. Sagenadorf, Edna Schopp, Ronald Schopp, Charles E. Sirica, Catherine Stanbridge, Catherine A. Sweeney, Catehrine w. Sweeney. Mary M. Sweeney Miles Sweeney, Winifred Sweeney.
 Bernice St John, Louise Trafi- can't, Sam Tummarello, William Unlauf, Virginia Vierra and Jo- sephine Vierra.
 Third Ward - Emma Bentley, Charles Bentley, Frank Bisialski. Henry Boraski, William Boraski, Gustave A. Borbas, Mary Braziel, James Braziel, Lewiss Buffoni, Frank Bulkovitch, Edward Bur- kowski, Peter Burkowski, Victor Burkus, George Butwell, Thomas Connolly, Cecile Cotnoir, Oscar Cotnoir, Louis John Comiskey, Marion Dajnerowicz, William Daiy Jr., Peter M. D'Veiliski, John Dryoscz, Anna Farkas, Joseph Farkas, Katherine Fellows, Helen Fetyko, Peter Fetyko, Rose Fety- ko, stephen Fetyko, Howard Flint.
 Anthony Galeski, John Grickis, Leo Hanlon, Joseph S. Happy, Elm ma Henry, Mervin Hotchkiss, Rob- ert Irving, Paul Jacobowski, Stan ley Jacobowski, Chester Karbowicz Steven Kecsskes, Paul Kochos, Mi chael Kolodiz, Joseph Krayeski, Raymond Kwasniewski, Louis La katos, Amelia Levandoski, Francis J. Linskey. Thomas Mahan. Mar celia Mahan, Margaret Miller, Catherine Monahan, Mary Mona hn, William Mccarthy, Andrew McDermont, J a m e S McKenna, Rosella Neal, Julia A. Nolan, Will liam Oldakowski, Gustave Orosz, Michael Curban, Alfred Parara, Frank Paulowski, Thomas Plitow ski, Stanley Poskavage, Theopole A. Pruchnicki.
 E. Harold Rooney. Adam B. Schultz, Roymond Schultz, Walter Schultz, Frank Semenski, Walter Slomzynski, Ruth J. Smith, Rutan Stabley. Clarence Stopper, Gerald M. Stopper, Catherine Reilly, Mary Rykoski, Michael Vasso, John Van Delft, Stanley Vitzaski, Victor Wasilus. Francis Wilson, Felix Witkoski Stanley T. Zapatka. John ziegler, George Zeigler, Arion Sykol, Joseph Mezzo, Joseph Sir towt, James A. Hartnett and George Gale.
 Luthers Enjoy Outing A most enjoyable outing was held Saturday afternoon by members of the Augustana Lutheran brother | hood of the Salem Lutheran ! church. The affair took place at Tricks farm on Field street and about 110 persons attended. The day was ideal for this affair the feature of which was q clam | bake. The farm is situated SO that | q SoOllllS DISSZS ltlluS u lSulpcI tllC l heat. baseball game was played and quoit games were also enjoyed The bake was quite well cooked and was served at about o'clocl; | P. Emil Anderson headed the committee in charge. Other mem bers of the general committee were | Oscar Carlson, Victor and Emil
 Rohs, Samuel Sanford, Ernest Johnson and Adolph Nelson. They were assisted by Howard Anderson and Irving Johnson.
 1 The brotherhood will hold a reg
 ular meeting Friday night at the home of John B. Svenson on Wall nut street. This will be an outdoor meeting and reports on various things including the clambake, will be heard. Other business will be | transacted.
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