The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-12
Officer Illustrates
 Break In Naugatuck
 With Revolver Shot
Bullet Aimed at Fleeing Gas Station Robber Misses In. tended Mark Cash Box Ransacked, But Nothing
 SfOIer--y. F. w. Installations Tomorrow Night
NAUGATUCK
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prayer, Alebtr Robinson, com- mander gave a short talk and Aus- tin Phillips, past commander, thEsf sounded taps. Thomas Reynolds, former commander who h a d charge of the firing squad, placed a wreath on the memorial. Mem- bers of the Legion, v. F. w., Dis- ab1ed American Vets and of the Polish vets organization were presr ent. Freemont Hoadley called the roll. Vets graves were decorated Saturday by MT Phillips and Town Clerk Louis Schiller, Jr. A social was enjoyed by the Legion Satur- day night.
 Funeral of Mir Witl1oslxl
 The funeral of John Witkoski of 31 Lines Hill street who died Sat- urday afternoon will be held Wednesday at 8:3O from his late home and at o'clock at St He'd wigs church where . requiem mass will be celebrated by Rev Paul Piechocki, pastor. Burial will be in St James cemetery.
 salem Lutheran Notes
 Salem Lutheran church an- nouncements for the coming week:
 Monday, Nov 12-The board of trustees will not meet this evening as scheduled but meet on Tuesday the goth instead.
 Tuesday, Nov 13-The Evangel- inc Circle meets at 8:30 p. m. Host esses, Mildred and Esther Carlson, 195 Millville avenue. The church membership class meets next Thursday evening at o'clock. The Male Chorus rehearsal at 8 p. m.
 Wednesday, Nov 1.-The church council meeting has been post. poned until November 23 at p. m.
 Thursday, Nov 15-The senior choir rehearsal at 7:30 D. m. The church membership class meets at 8 D. m.
 Friday, Nov 16-The Junior Confirmation class meets at 6:00 p. m. The Sunday School Chorus meets at 6:3O D. m. The Junior Choir rehearsal at 2 p. m. The Lutheran Brotherhood meets at 8 p. m., host, Elmer Sanford, Al Grove street.
 Saturday, Nov 17-Confirmation class meets at 10 a. m. The Junior Mission Band meets at 3 p. m. The members should bring in the mite boxes.
 Red Cross Drive Starts
 The drive of the local Red Cross chapter for new members got un- derway today and rapid progress was expected to be made. Various streets in the borough will be can- vassed under the direction of 23 captains assigned to the districts, and local residents are asked to cooperate in this worthwhile cause. The Red Cross helps many needy persons here the whole year round and the drive has the support of prominent officials.
 Briefs
 Miss Anna Bowling of Lewis street was visitor yesterday in New York city.
 Miss Catherine Condon of Bar mum court visited yesterday in New York city. Today she and Miss Agnes Gormley of Carroll street left for Washington, D. C., where they will visit at the home of Miss Gormley's brother, Thom- as Gormley.
 Paul Swenston of Phoenix ave- nue has returned from New York city where he spent Sunday.
 Harry E. Cross of New York city was week end visitors at the hone of his mother, Mrs Catherine Cross of Park avenue.
 Miss Stella Happy of Rubber avenue is visiting friends in Previ- dence, R. I.
 Chamber Endorses Drive.
 The Chamber of Commerce today endorsed the drive of the Nauga- tuck Red Cross which started this morning. ts endorsement follows:
 To-day the American Red Cross starts it's 18th annual roll call. We urge the people of Naugatuck to respond to this appeal for funds, respond to the appeal of others. The disaster relief, health educa- tion and other services of the Red Cross are dependent upon the con- tributions of it's members. Join and have 8 part in this great work!
 Naugatuck Chamber of Commerce.
 False Alarm.
 Another false alarm brought Naugatuck firemen out yesterday. This was box 62 at the corner of School and Anderson street. A police box Is located on the same pole and it will be recalled that last year a Union City man pulled the fire alarm when he wanted the police. However a mischievious boy is believed to have sounded the alarm this time. The offender will be severely punished if arr rested.
 Brief.
 MT and Mrs Maurice Scanlon of Nettleton avenue, have returned from Providence, R. l., where they visited a few days.
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