The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-28

local society. was honored by MON.
bors.
Rev. zcitcr Talks
An inspiring talk by Rev. John
u. Zoitor, OF the Methodist Episco.
pal church marked the Memorial
service at this church yesterday.
Rev. Zeiter told Of the horrors OF
war, declaring Il should be abol.
ished, ag IL was contrary to the
spirit OF Jesus Christ. He said all
nations should digarm but pointed
out Il would BIO futile for one 10 do
80 alone and leave itself open TO
attack by other nations. Sheldon
y. Payne and Frank 3. Nichols,
commander OF the local Grand
army post, tho two local surviving
rnombors Of the Grand Army Of tho
Republic, were present. Tho
Women's Relief corps, Sons Of Vet.
Grams, American Legion and its
auxiliary, Veterans of Foreign
Wars and Gold star Mothers were
also represented.
Soldier dond at Gunntown were
honorod by the Veterans In tho
morning.
Men Honor Foley
That Potter ). FOLEY, successful
coach OF tho Naugatuek high
school teams FOR years, In lust an
popular with men as with youths
who worked under him and com.
polls ~ fauch respect and genuine
liking was well demonstrated Sat
urday night whom about 4B mem.
bers OF the local FIRE department
honorod him ut O testimonial din
ner In the firo house. lie received
eRtf IN as fat Ia L. =
o ,koy case and pocketbook set,
impressive tributes aB TO his ability
during his % years as foreman OF
the company. These tributes were
sincere ones from follow MON bers
Of the department who have
worked with him In easy and hard
hres for years.
Fire Chief Milton Calvin served
~ toastmaster In most capable
fashion and presented tho gifts.
Warden John Sheridan, q volunteer
fire Fighter himself, thanked tho
guest OF honor for the excellent
service he has given the town and
promised the department his own
cooperation. HoN stressed the advis.
ability Of social events to create
o spirit OF harmony and good fol.
lowship among/the firofighters. lilo
asked members to cooperate with
him and with Chief Calvin.
Foreman Foley thanked NOM
bers OF the department and stressed
the value OF loyalty, saying the
He predicted the ability to under.
In all schools OF the future and
told of the value O. Il AZ o trait.
He promised the new chief tho
same support from the volunteers
other chiefs had been given. lnter.
esting stories were told by Peter
J. Ford, Joseph Martin, Captain
Lyman Lamphee, Fred Ashmore
and G. Henry squires. "oid-timers."
Local Pair Wed
Harold 10. sundbiade, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles sundblade Of
Walnut street and Miss Florence
Anderson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Anderson of North Main
street, were married Saturday af-
ternoon at the Salem Lutheran
church. Rev. William r. Friend.
berg OBLIGATED. Miss Evelyn Morine
OF Naugatuck was bridesmaid and
Ejnar Johnson OF Bristol was best
man. Both the bride and her at.
tendaslt were prettily attired.
Mr.. Sundblade ID O graduate OF
the Waterbury hospital school for
nursing and works In the hospital
now. Mr.. Sundblade Ia q Nauga-
tuck high school graduate and ID
employed In the Bristol company.
The pair left on an unannounced
wedding trip and will reside In this
borough on their return.
League Meets Tonight
A large attendance IL expected at
the meeting Of the League OF
Women Voters tonight when ON.
GERS for the coming year will be
chosen. Reports for the year Will
be read and the meeting IL an i'm.
portant one. Mrs. Edna B. Fenni-
man is president of the society now.
Painting Red Gross
Naugatuck buildings apparently
soon will be looking like new. The
town hall has been painted, the
town farm and surrounding build
ings also have received coats OF
paint and many schools in town
have been given similar treatment.
Now the Red Cross chapter house
is being painted. The other pro-
jects mentioned were FERA Jobs
but this Is purely q private work
Job.
Garden Party Planned
Plans for q garden card party
were made at q meeting OF the
Naugatuck Committee for the Chill
dren's Community Center held at
the Red Cross House Friday at
ternoon. The party will be held on
wednesday, June Is ut the home
of the chairman of the Naugatuck
committee, Mrs. Donald 8. futile
in Middlebury. Fifteen Naugatuch
children are now being cared for
nt the center, and throughout the
county OF New Haven. there 10 an
increased demand 70. care Of
Needy children.
Mrs. James Waring Mccoy. field
secretary of the center, addressed
tho meeting OF the committee and
told Of the change In rate paid BY
towns for care, during recent
months. because it was found that
some towns were not making ~.