The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-04-12

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say.
people includes the best talent In
town IL being chosen. This pro-
duction has been staged through
out the entire United States with
unusual success. Everything points
to q big production here. The show
is beig coached by Mrs Magill
who Ia now In the borough ar
ranging for the play. Full particu-
lars In regard to the people chosen
and other details will be announced
later.
Mrs Hazel Carpenter Goddard
Mrs Hazel d. Carpenter Goddard,
wife OF Arthur Goddard, died ear
~ this morning at the Waterbury
hospital after shor fitness. Mrs
Goddarw was born June 90, 1888,
in Hancock, Mich, the daughter Of
Henry J. and Katherine Ryan
Carpenter.
She leaves her husband and one
daughter, Winona. The family for-
mcriy lived in Bethany. The body
was removed to the Anderson fun
erai home. 201 Meadow street.
from where the funeral vii take
place Saturday morning at 1880
o'clock with burial In Grove cene-
terry. Rev Arthur Lewis OF 81
MicvhaeIs Episcopal church Will
Ofiiciate. Friends may call tomor-
row afternoon and evening at the
funeral home.
T0Prescnt Play
The Junior league OF the I'M
manuel Lutheran church will pre-
sent o play Manhattan Honey
moon" sometime In May, 1t 10
planned. Rehearsais will start this
week, It Is expected. The cast for
the performance follows: Elmer
Like, Martha Wasserback, Ger
trude Krampetz, Edith Aldrich.
Walter Radwick, Emma Fred
ericls, irwin Beavenue, George
Vagt, Martha Urashka and Walter
Scheman. 1t Ia expected 1t VIII
prove quite an entertaining show.
A definite date has not yet been
chosen.
GIee Club to Sing at Play
A. treat ID in store for lovers OF
good music who attend the East
ern Star play Ruth In q Rush."
April goth and 21st, as arrange
ments have been made to have the
Masonic glee club render severa|
selections between the acts. The
eIee club IL under the direction of
Alvin Wooster and IL composed or
the following members: Harry
Needham, wallace Noble, Henry
Zwick, Charles Erik, Eric Carlson,
Harold Schofield, Seabury Hunger
ford, Dwight Downs, Van Jones.
Harold Stauffer. James Heavens,
Lester Wigglesworth ana James
The next rehearsal will be held
Friday night at 2 o'clock. On sun
day afternoon at 2 o'clock there
will be O full rehearsal on the
stage in Odd Fellows hall at
which all stage hands as well as
members of the cast are asked TO
be present.
Dramatic Club TO Rehearse
The I. o. o. II. Dramatic club
will hold their first rehearsal OF
their play 1.-THE District Attorney"
in odd Fellows hall Saturday aft.
ernoon at 2 o'clock. All members
OF the cast are asked to be on hand
promptly.
Naugatuck FERA officials now
find themselves In d pickle as O
result OF O recent order from state
headquarters concerning the quota
here. Instead of having q quota
OF ESQ as had been expected, the
town received word yesterday that
instead OF q man quota the local
quota would be In cash. That Ii
for the first four weeks Naugatuck
will be required to spend In FEIsA
work no more than $l0.120.
This is an average Of $2,630 a
week. The order put the town In
q jam for the first week OF FEItA
the payroll here was $3,423. This
Ii nearly 5000 overspent for the
week and 1t will mean, In tho
opinion of Warden Harris Whitte-
more and Christian Groh, that
there will not only have to DO
drastic pay slices for skilled labor
who have been getting $1.20 an
hour, but 1t may also mean that
some persons will have to be laid
Off temporarily In order TO allow
Naugatuck TO stay within Its cash
quota.
phis will not mean an Increased
quota ut lower wages, Warden
Whittemore said. II will probably
mean q lower quota each month.
that ia the 230 men now employed
will have to be sliced.
Taking Auto Census
Motorists noticing two men sta
toned at the corner of Maple and
Main streets may be wondering
who they are. They are taking the
auto census ana are under WEItA
supervision II Ii understood. They
take a notation OF tho number Of
cars passing through to got an
approximate idea OF the tarfiic
here and also OF the turns made.
that In II cars turn left or right.
This ID to learn how much Ia
straight traffic and how much IL
local. One OF them aaid to-day
they do not report traffic violations.
However, some persons have
claimed such violations are re-
ported In other cities by men act
Ing In similar capacity. However,
II this Ia true locally, there can be
no punishment for alleged viola
tiona, such as passing o red light,
etc, for the men have not tho au-
thority the officers Of the law pos
seHe.
Grandstand Progresses
Work on the new grandstand at
the Recreation field ID progressing
rather slowly but surely. A conetd-
cradle portion OF the structure has
now been erected and II Ii hoped
the work will DO completed In two
weeks. Because Of the pay restric-
ton In tho FERA skilled workers
can only work two days Q week
now and this OF necessity slows w
progress on the school projects
considerably for many skilled
workers are employed there. When
tho new grandstand II completed,
II will be o much more attractive
structure than the previous one, II
III expected. X
pr0gressiycs Drop Away
Tuesday night the progresives
had their slate OF candidates all
filled out but almost overnight
some miohievous boy apparently
got fooling with the slate and as
4 result four places on the slate
are now vacant, sidney Bayiias
uuit the party refusing TO run as
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