The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-04

Naugatack. June 4,--Ths de- creaee in EZRA work here has af- fected the local schools, ite was learned to-day, The various EZRA classes, nuTeery and other classes winch had been held here for manly months have bene forced to come to an end because Of lack of funds to carry Ehen on.
 t had been thought the nursery classes winch had proven quite gpopuiar here would continue fi,rough part Of the summer but thoJ general reduction of govern n1ent funds affected these locally. ! Five teachers iisd been ern. . pl0yed with the FEHA here. They were the Misse Florence Clark, Myrtie Wooster, Leonore Leary, Mary Mccarthy and Eleanor Smith, The work of the local classes ended last Friday, 1t ss un' defSto0d.
 The nursing schools provided an ksSiy training for children of pre-. school age and both parents and children liked the idea. Local teAchers took . special course ID this in New York and although originally ttiere were c00kiDg. hnd sewing classes, the nursery schools were most popular, Many reels dents feel t is unfortunate the lack of government funds necessi' tated the end of this work here,
 Union City Girl Weds
 4 pretty wedding was solem. nized saturday/fnorring at St Hsd- Miss Stella AdamSkI, daughter Of MT and Mrs Frank Adamski Of Spring street, was married to Nance Wityak of Seymour. The wedding was at 2 o'clock, Rev Paui Piechocki, pastor, united the pair in YnarriaEel and celebrated the nuptiai mass which followed
 Mary Wityak, sister 10 the groom. was /fnaid of honor and StTphanle Wityak, cousin of the groom was bridesmaid. Andrew Kowalczak Of ceymour was best r1nn.
 The bride wae attractiyely at. tired in 4 white satln gown with c white lace veil. Bbe wore white shoes and carried q bouauet of caiia lilies. The brides maid and maid of honor were ats tired in blue tUiIe gowns with pink AccessOfles, EGeh carried a b0u' auet of pink roses
 Lucia A. Matarazzo Of Waterbury, director of the Little Dramatic club, rendered two, vocal selec- tiOns at the wedding. A wedding breakfast was held at the home Of the brides parents end the pair loft for New York city on theif honeymoon. They will reside on gprigg street upon their return |. Miss Adameii is well known in Union City. Quests from Thom- aston, Seymour and Waterbury were present at the wedding.
 Patching Roads
 Borough workmen are busy patching and repairing the roads in town to get them tn shape for bling, supt of Streets James Bro. phy said to-day. Some roads have been repaired but there arc still many more that need to be patched up before they can DO oiled. However, t is only the usual amount of damage done to ths roads by the weather, the of' ncial said.
 He said olling may start Wed: nesday Of this week. Although it is not certain just what section will De oiled first 1t ig likely the sec. ton on the northwesterdn side of the town known as "ewede Hiip' will be first
 Miss Clark to be Graduated
 Miss Ruth Clark, daughter Of MT and Mrs Wilson Clark Of Cherry street, viii Dc graduated from the Academy Of Our Lady of Mercy, LauraIton HaiI Milford, Conn, t has been announced. She will bs graduated Monday, June fl. Bishop Maurice McAuIiffe will officiate at the ceremonies,
 Town Hall to Play
 The abiIity of the politicians on the baseball diamond will probably be tested tomorrow night. it is expected . game between Captain D. Emmett ghea's Town HaiI team and the 1Risdon Manufacturing Co team will be played Tuesday night about e.30. The only uncertain ty about the game now is tho site Of the contest. Efforts to secure playing surface are now nnder
 According to Captain Shea this game Is in the nature of q warm. inc same spirited rivalry between the Risdon and Town Hail teams as there fs between the P0gtoffbce and Town HaiI hines. But as yet the postoffice team has not ac. cepted formally the challenge of the politicians and . game has moi haan arranged
 Captain Shea feels that perhaps his men can use c little practice 50 the Risdon game has been arranged.
 Miscellaneous Shower
 A miscellaneous shower WaA given Saturday night by Mrs Ray. mond Bowling Of Lewis street at her home to Miss Ann M0riarty of Waterbury, who is to marry Andrew Daiy of Elm street, popu- far local youth soon. Many beauti- fui presents were received.
 Guests present included MT and Mrs Martin Macdonald of Water. bury. John paIy Of Union City. Miss Bernice Brennan, MT ana Mrs John I. Daily of HiiI street, Borough Clerk and Mrs Charles .Daly. Miss Margaret BrOphy. Henry DMfys MIHB M0FAHTty nuu Atut~" DaIy. and Mir and Mrs E. C. Myers of worcester, Mass.
 A Nae social time was enjoyed and refreshments were served.
 Valley Players Meet Tonight
 The monthly meeting of the Val lev Players will be held tonight fn the Knights of Columbus roome ats o'clock. D. ]. Mc0ratb. new- ly elected president will preside. An entertainment program will De suppIied. It Is expected various pians Of the society will be dis- cuesed.
 10 Appoint Delegates
 -Four delegates from the kauga- fucIre aerie of Eagles to the state convention in Bristol VIII De chos- en sk the msst,ns or me s,aar. Ess.ss aAA 4.&RH s1.~ 4f H NlnNN 0f enuUis