The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-25
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provided. inc town will benefit both In financial and social sense. good worker, Is not overlooking
 But the local chamber. iike any any factor which may be of use in the situation and for this reason 1t is keeping a watchful eye on gov ernmentaI developments.
 More Trout Coming
 The work of Town Clerk Louis Schiller. Jr, and the Naugatuck Fish and Game Club in raising and putting into local streams $500 trout this year caused Eben w. Cobb. chief of the division of fish restoration. to write Mr Schil- Ter a letter experimenting him on the work done and announcing he will ship more trout soon to Nau- gatuck.
 Mir Cobb said in part, T was pleased to get the card showing the number of trout planted from your rearing pond and wish to compliment you on the good work which you have done. I would he glad to turn over to you another load of trout. with the understand ing. of course. they would be plant ed in open waters"
 MT Schiller Understands this to mean adult trout, not fingerlings. This will mean even better fishing for local fishers. This. of course, is due to the efforts of the fish and game club which is doing everything possible to create bet ter sport locally.
 Must Get Dog Licenses
 There are still at least 500 who have not taken out dog licenses and the rush is expected to start tomorrow or Friday. Town Clerk Louis Schiller reports that he is still working on the second hun dred, that is, he has not yet is- sued 200 tags. Local residents have up to May to secure these licenses. Otherwise they are sub ject to having dogs confiscated. If allowed loose by the dog collec- tor and they will have to pay con- siderable to have the animal re- turned.
 There are between TOO and 800 persons who are required by law to take out tags for their dogs here according to the town clerk.
 Briefs
 Mrs Anthony Laguna of North Mai street, is reported improving rapidly at St Mary's hospital where she is a patient. She was operated on some time ago.
 Miss Agnes Gormley of Carroll street left last night for Washing ton, D. C.. where she will visit MT and Mrs Thomas Gormley of that city. Mrs Thomas F. Sheridan of that city, mother of Mrs Gormley. is seriously i'll.
 Mrs Mary Penrose. who is pa- tient at St Mary's hospital, is show ing improvement and Is expected to return to her home on Freder- ick street Sunday.
 Miss Myra Mackenzie of New Haven was q recent visitor in the borough.
 Wedding intentions have been filed by Harvey Kolb of Seymour and Linda Katrina Bacon, daugh- ter of Wendell J. Bacon of this borough.
 The official board of the Nauga- tuck Methodist Episcopal Church, through it's chairman and minis- ter, the Rev John Emerson Better, respectfully announces the resigna- tion of MT and Mrs Harry D. Gib- bud from their respective offices of financial secretary and assist ant financial secretary. For six teen years this loyal couple has faithfully served the Methodist church in this capacity. Both MT and Mrs Gibbud are prominent in many of the church organizations and committees. The new finan- cial secretary, starting May first, will he H, Merle Billings; and the assistant financial secretary will be Mrs Billings.
 St Michael's Parish
 The semi-annual meeting of the Girls Friendly Society will be held at St Paul's church. Wallingford. on Saturday. April 2sth. beginning at 10 a. m. It is hoped that some of the members of St MichaeIs Friendly Society will be able to at-