The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-30
Phone NaugatucIk 672-2

p"hy anu tuo 1HOLIlaS ttatkleWlCn company.
 Joseph Carlson is listed as presi- dent and treasurer of the Carlson furniture Company. Inc, which is located at 175-185 Church street, Naugatuck. according to the re- port. Other officers are c. Fridolf Carlson. 194 Park avenue, assistant treasurer and Mildred E. Carlson, 195 Millville avenue, secretary, Di- rectors are Joseph Carlson, Mrs Joseph Carlson, c. Fridolf Carlson, Mildred R. Carlson. Arnold o, Carlson and Esther l.. Carlson.
 Harry H. Schofield is president and treasurer of the Central Build ing Association, according to it's report. His address is 87 Hill street. Other officers are Henry M. Titley, 92 Cherry street, vice president and William Richards, 2S5 Maple street, secretary. Direc- tors are H. H. Schofield, L. V. Mat son, George Kuhn, William Rich ards and Henry Titley.
 The M. Freedman company off, cers. headquarters of which are on Church street, consist of Sarah Freedman, IA Cables avenue, Wa terbury, president; Clarence Freed man, of the same address, treas urer; and Lewis Freedman, 32 Grove avenue, secreatry. These three officers are also directors.
 Falcon Company Officers
 The Falcon Baking Company, Inc, located at 122 School street, has as its president John Zembro- ski of 1O5 School street, Union City, according to the annual re- port. Other officers are listed as: John Smigelski, IF Curtiss street, vice president; E. l.. Sinkwich, 127 Edson avenue. Waterbury, treas urer: John Lisiewicz, 190 North Main street. Union City, secretary. MT Sinkwich is also assistant secre- tary. Directors as Messrs Zembro- ski, Lisiewicz, Sandwich, Smegel- ski, z. Lisiewicz of S4 Curtiss street, Alex Graoski, 42 Greenwood street, Union City and Mrs Chester Zembroski, 249 South street, Stam- ford.
 Thomas Ratkiewich, 376 North Main stret, Union City is presi- dent and treasurer of the Thomas Ratkiewich company, Mary Rat kiewich, same address, is vice president and Albert Ratkiewich, 696 High street, Union City is sec retary. These three persons also comprise the directorate. Three Warranty Deeds
 Three warranty deeds have been filed lately with Town Clerk Louis Schiller, Jr. Earl M. Barnum has | sold to Nicol Massa a lot on Ward street. Charles Ladderbush and Paul W. Olson have sold to Kath- crime G. Buckley a house and lot on Wood street, Union City. The U. s. Rubber company has sold to Edward w. Ash a lot on Rubber avenue.
 Mrs Andrasko Dies Local friends today mourned the death yesterday afternoon at the Waterbury hospital of Mrs Julia Andrasko, 43, wife of John c. An- drasko of 76 Beebe. street. She had been i'll only few weeks. She leaves besides her husband, two daughters, Miss Mary Andrasko of Naugatuck and Mrs Charles Clio of Passaic, N. J., and one son, John of Naugatuck.
 The body was taken to the Gil- mack funeral parlors at 20 Park place. Funeral arrangements have not yet been announced.
 MaSOnS Plan Bake A large attendance Is expected at the clam bake of Fellowcraft lodge of Masons to be held Sep- tember 16 at the farm of William Fredsall in Bethlehem. The bake will be served at o'clock. Harold Perry heads the committee in charge.
 Cops Play Today AnA ho1 s, kA | day. The local policemen's nine. which has surprised many by rum ming up a string of victories, will tackle the Jacksonville nine at the Recreation field at 3:30 o'clock A previous game with this team was postponed by rain.
 Golden Cleaners Meet Members of the Golden Cleaners
 met today in the Beacon Valley Grange hall for an all-day session. Street Work Cut Only about 20 employees of the
 street department vii lbe affected
 by the new order reducing work from 40 to 32 hours, James
 Brophy, street superintendent said today. MT Brophy said this num-
 Der of men has been working oM a five day basis but now will go to a four day system. The reason for this Is to help reduce expenses | of the department, which demo- crats claim, was already consider ably eaten into before they came into power.
 Employees who have been work ing less than five days, and there are many of these, will not be af- fected by the new order, the super intendent explained.
 Prince Visits Here Naugatuckians are beginning to think their town amounts to some- thing after all. Not so long ago Clark Gable, movie star, got off by mistake here when enroute to Wa terbury and expressed his admira- ton of some of the scenic beauty | of Naugatuck.
 Now it was laerned that Prince Ferdinand of Prussia, son of the former crown prince of Germany, was a recent visitor in Naugatuck. He called on John Schmuck of the Naugatuck Fuel company here in connection with some business of the Ford Motor company. How ever he concealed his identity un- der the name of "Mr Ferdinand" I1S"CNCE WIT oCuILuCh lCah HUI later he was really the son of royalty. He was quite affable and intelligent. MT Schmuck said. Marriage Announced The marriage of James Casey. son of Cornelius Casey, and Miss Helen Veronica Fetyko of Wash ington street, Union City, has been | announced. It took place last Thursday at St Mary's church with Rev Joseph Cleary officiating. Miss Mary Fetyko, sister of the bride. was maid of honor. and Michael Casey. brother of the groom, was best man. The brides father gave her in marriage.
 The bride was prettily attired in a white satin gown. Princess style. wearing a veil and carrying brides roses. The maid of honor wore a royal blue valvet gown with hat to match and carried yellow roses. A reception was held at the home of the brides parents after the marriage and the eonnlA lafk en an