The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-02

rived has not yet been announced by Chief John Adamson. Each of the 13 regulars will take the 10 days off 1t Is believed.
 Police hope this may be pres liminary step toward restoration of pay cuts which took effect several years ago. Observers feel how ever, that with economy being stressed by Warden John J. Sheri- dan and his administration, there is little likelihood of such restora- ton for the present at least
 No Court Session
 There was no session of the bor- ough court to-day, no arrests haV- Ing been reported by local police over the week end. It was a quiet week end in the borough. Many persons went to tho beaches for this period.
 p Bremen to Meet
 Several matters of importance are scheduled to bo discussed at the regular meeting of the local Naugatuck Hose, Hook and Lad der association Thursday night. It Is expected plans for the depart mcnt's participation in the state flremen's eonvcntoin in Waterbury in August will be discussed.
 OH Burner Fire
 Naugatuck firemen answered the first call in several weeks last night when they were summoned to eX. tlngulsh Il blaze caused by defcc- tice oil burner In the cellar of the Stapleton block on Park place Thls occurred about 6 D. m. The fire was quickly put out with fo' mite and no damage except to the burner wns done.
 VIII Become Nuns
 The Misses Eleanor Farren Of Cherry street. and Ruth Lungyel Of Goodyear avenue. both well known and popular In town, left to-day for Hartford, whore they will takc preliminary steps in becoming members of the order of Sisters of Mercy. Both girls were graduated from tho Naugatuck high schOo! two weeks ago and have many friends in the borough.
 At Convention
 Clara Jenzell, Harriet and Lor- ralne Anderson, Norma Widen, Verna Anderson and Bertha John. son are representing tho Swedish Congregational church nt tho Junior Girls Conference Biblo camp In Cromwell. The conference Is freHi Juno 90 to saturday, July ! Work Of painting tho church par. sonage is continuing with members of tho church volunteering to help In the work.
 To Discuss New Pastor
 A decision may Do mado tonight at the meeting of tho immanuel Lutheran church board as to who will be chosen to succeed Rev John R. FrcnsSen GB pastor of the church. Mr Frcnssen recently TO. signed and left last week to bo' come pastor of tho First Lutheran church in Poughkeepsio,N. Y. The board will meet with Rev Mack. cn&en of Hartford, president of the Connecticut conference.
 Annual Meetings
 Truatcea of the Grove Cemetery association will hold thcir unnual meeting this afternoon ut o'clock ut the Naugutuek National banH' The annual meeting of the tot own CTS ia scheduled for 3;30 ut th' same place.
 Funeral of Mrs Schmidt
 Tho funeral of Mrs Bridget tFahcy) schmidt Of North Main street, who died Saturday was held thIs morning ut S;30 rom hef home Co St Mary's church at Q Q. clock where requiem mass War celebrated by Rev Joseph Cleary, acting pastor. Burial was In st Mary's cemetery, Mount Carmel.
 Funeral of John Walsh
 The funeral of John Walsh or Carroll street. who died Thursday was held Saturday morning from the Mccarthy funeral home 10 st Francis church, Rev Michael kcating celebrated the mass of re- quiem. Richard Reilly, Frank Kingsley, James Campbell and Thomas, Sweeney were tho pnl'' bearers. Burial was in st James cemetery
 Spectators Invited
 Spectators arc invited t0 so loeul girls from tho ages of five years up take swimming instruction in the regular Tuesday afternoon clnss tomorrow afternoon at gao. This will be for girls only.
 Fairgrounds Open
 With hot day again annoying the borough a number of young. stcra turned out for the opening uf tho borough playarounds. Play grounds at the various grammar school yards wero opened and the major one Ut Recreation field was in full swing to-day.
 Various sports were being held, 1t ls expected eompetitoin in the different sports among tho play. grounds players will b0 started