The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-02
90 Naugatuck CWA
 Men To Be Dropped
State Headquarters Orders Decrease to Be Effective
 By Wednesday, Cutting Total to $50
NAUGATUCK
VVm. ,. Baxter. Correspondent.

Naugatuck, Feb 2--orders to re- dI1ce the CWA payroll here to $50 instead of 380 now employed were received today from state head quarters, Christian Groh, local CWA official, today announced. This will mean, he said, that 30 men will have to cut off the payroll before next Wednesday.
 He said that single men who have others In the family work ing will be the ones affected. Mar Tied men and single persons who are the sole support of families will be kept on, he declared. Con- ditions of the family will be taken into consideration in dropping pres ent help.
 The Naugatuck quota was orig finally ondy $50 but when the Rec xeation field project and the May ntrete sewer work were started the quota was exceeded. Ts May street work is practically completed go the men put on this job would have had to be let go in the near future anyhow, Mir Groh said.
 He said the local factories have put on 20 men from the CWA recently giving them work. He is hopeful that in two or three weeks more may be taken back to work in the factories. thus removing some of the burden from the CWA.
 He pointed out that Waterbury recently was required to lay off some of its CWA men, showing that other places besides Nauga- tuck are affected.
 None Apply
 AppadentIy the borough resi- dents were not generally aware that yesterday was the frs tday Of the meetings of the board Of re- lief as no one applied for change in property assessments to the board. Meetings of the board will be held next Monday, and later In Che month. The board meets from q until and from 7:3O until each time. N. A. olson, H. H. Scho- field, Rocco Marinano, chairman, comprise the board.
 Women's Club
 The Naugatuck Women's club will meet Monday afternoon. Feb Bth, at 3 o'clock in Pythian hall.
 Following the usual business there will be short musical program. the Connecticut Junior Republic, at Litchfield. will be the speaker, his subject: "The Adult Minor.
 The Conn Junior Republic until . flaw years ago was known as the "George Junior Republic, be- ing named after Mir George It's founder.
 A similar school vas founded by Mir George at Freeville, N. Y. which is known as "Thc halanx'. These institutions which arc Tor boys were founded for the promo fion of individual, economic and civic responsibility. Mir George IS well known and loved throughout tho country by 8 large number or young and middle aged men who haev had the good fortune to come under the guidance of the schools which he did 50 much to establish.
 Admission for members will be by membership card, the usual Tee will be charged non-membrs.
 Valentine Dance
 Plans for the annual "" Valen- Antine dance are practically conn piete according to a report from Elmer Schmitz who is general chairman of arrangements. The dance will be informal and will be held in the Y gym from op, m. to a. m. on Friday even ing, Feb 18th.
 Contracts have been signed to have Vic Vaast and his 10-piece entetain for the acca- sion. MT Vast and his orchestra mas furnished music for some Of 4he leading social affairs In Ne" England and are certain to be sat- isfactor y.Some of their recent en- include Vernon hall at Yale. Psi Upsilon and Delta Tau Delta houses at Wesleyan, Pooks- kin Military prom 1893, Casino at Rye, N. r., Showboat at Pittsfleld, and Gramaton Hotel at N. Y. .,
 Fritz KIambt, who did such fine job as master of ceremonies fine past two years will again act fn that capacity which means that things will be kept lively all even ing. o, r. Sresh rnents consisting of Fred Zehnder. chairman; Elmer Carroll and Ralph Quinn, met last nient and reported that their department is ready to take care or their part of the program. z.
 Reports form the decorating. fa- yor and novelty committees Will be later. Tickets for the affair were mailed today to those who attended last years dance.