The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-28
wm. J. Baxter. Correspondent.

Naugatuck, September 28 - Final plans for the reception to members and the opening of the 19S4-S5 session of the Naugatuck Woman's Club Monday were an. nounced today by Mrs Albert Hplmberg of Bristol Terrace, who {. issa club official.
 It will be held in Pythian hall at o'clock and large attend ance Is expected. In the reception line will be the honor guest and speaker, Miss Emily Louise Plum 1 ley. and also officers of the club
 These officers are: President, Mrs Donald McCullum; first vice. president, Miss Agnes Walsh; second vice-president, Mrs Henry Peck; recording secretary, Mrs Clifford Teeple; corresponding secretary, Mrs William Noble, Jr; treasurer, Mrs Kenneth Johnson; chairman, program committee, registrar, Mrs John E. Pyatt; Mrs W. Glenn Kirby; chairman, membership committee, Mrs Fred Zonino; chairman of department of literature and dramatic art, Mrs William P. Cushman; chair man of music department, Mrs John J. Daily; chairman of garden department, Miss Collette Daly.
 Music during the reception will be furnished by the von Woedtke trios This consists of Amalia von Woedtke. A. Barton Cross and Mrs John Wrinn.
 President McCollum will greet the assembly, and musical pro- rN1I 1,y4 A,.;.
 Miss Plumley will then address the club.
 Is Fluent Speaker
 "A Lantern in Her Hand" will be the subject of her talk. Miss Plumley is known as a fluent speaker and her message will be an important one. committee mem bers believe. She was chairman of the American Citizenship com niittee of the Federation of Wo- mans clubs, is past president of the Connecticut Federation and is a possible national president of the order.
 Tea will be served following her talk with the hospitality committee in charge. This group consists of: Miss Dorothy Moss, chairman, <frs John F. Casky, Miss Helen Doolittle, Mrs Lymon Bunnell, Mrs Elmer Schmitz. Mrs Percy Leaper. Mrs Philip Robinson, Mrs Willis Merrill, Mrs Walter Norton, Mrs William Knapp, Mrs Stanley 1 Glover, Mrs William Hill, Mrs George Graham, Mrs Verne Grisa- mer, Mrs Conrad Ham, Mrs John Schmuck, Mrs Edward Jackson, Mrs Eugene Vanasse and Mrs Ar thur Anderson. sss
 The hall is expected to be pret- tily decorated. .,g This work will be in charge of the decorations com mittee of which Mrs Stuart M. Boyd is chairman and Mrs Cecil Grant and Mrs Edward Melbourne are the other members.
 Presidents and guests from the seymour, Waterbury and Cheshire Woman's club are expected to at- tend, the gathering.
 Many Reports Next Tuesday
 Chairman Leo Brophy of the street committee is going to be busy Tuesday night making re- ports on the various roads in town to the board of warden and { burgesses It will be the October meeting of the board.
 He will report, it is expected. on a complaint made by Mrs Johanna Curtin of Johnson street that re- cent work on Johnson street dam aged her property. She threatened a civil suit unless compensated. He will also report on a petition from Nixon avenue residents for sanitary sewer there. This ques- .tion came up at the last meeting of the board and was referred to the street committee for investiga- ton.
 It is expected further action to- ward getting work started on sanitary sewer on North Spring street will be asked at the meeting. The street committee investigated this sewer during the month. There had been a division of opin- ion among property owners there as to the necessity for a sanitary sewer.
 Borough Engineer may tell of progress in drawing up plans ana securing waivers from property owners on Hoadley street on the east side between West street anu Millville avenue. Curbing anu < KuIIerS are SOuSut thCiSs
 M The recent decision of the Nau- gatuck EZRA to finish up some of the jobs now underway and so take things more slowly Tn tne future, that is not to nave so naanv ..irons in the fire" will prob- ably affect two items believed dis nosed of at the last board session. May Delay Work
 S1yx. {. xuaa fn do grading work on Woodland street, but the new decision may delay the work there. The residents of that street have waited 43 years thus far TOT grading to be done there.
 The TERRA may get to the mat fer of erecting a retaining wal near the property of Mrs Papaino at fine junction of South Main and ! High streets, at the next meeting of the advisory board, but although fl may be approved, 1t will prob ably be some time before actua {. work is started, in view of the stiil X unfinished work for EZRA men. ' This matter had come up before the borough board in September and 1t had been decided then to let the EZRA handle it.
 s A report of progress on secur- ing waivers from residents oi Pleasant avenue extension will be made at the meeting Tuesday Borough Engineer Beardsley also nav report on his investigation of request of Dunn avenue resi- denta that the street be accepted. Part of the street was not the re- < -oi3ired 40 feet in width, 1t was !. ifafed at the September session. Xt is possible Burgess Victor B6rkus may again bring up the matter of a borough parking ordi- nrnce despite the firm stand of the warden and a majority of bur- x6eses against 1t at the last meet
 Wu1 Endorsement Come
 Local merchants are wondering < {r5ay if police action will be taken 1>x tho borough concerning unli- cEnssd out-of-town vendors oper' xfInr ln the borough.
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