The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-28

fantile paralysis scare, they will not open until Sept. 10.
 pr. Waiter Baker, health officer, announced the decision yesterday afternoon. Supt. of schools Harold F, Chittenden was out of town yes- terday and Dr. Baker did not state whether the decision was made on his own initiative or whether he had consulted school officials.
 Whether or not the days lost now will have to be made up dur ing the school year remains to be seen. The school is required by the state to have certain number of days in its school year and us- ually three of four are added to this number to allow for unforeseen holidays.
 However no allowance was made for such an extensive holiday and 1t is possible that members of the board of education may be asked to eliminate some of the other hol- idays in order to have the borough schools comply with state require ments.
 Kitchen Shower Held
 A kitchen shower was held for Miss Margaret M. Brophy of Elm street recently at the home of Mrs. Raymond P. Bowling of Lewis street Miss Brophy, a member or the purchasing department Of the U. S. Rubber company plant here, Is to wed Henry L. Daily of Elm street, grand knight of ojeda coun- ell, Knights of Columbus, in the lat ter part of September. She received many useful gifts. Bridge was play cd and an enjoyable time held.
 Among those present were MISS Mary Hennessey, Miss Agnes Hamm, Miss Florence Raytkwich, Miss Ruth Daly, Miss Anna Dow ling, Mrs. John J. Daly, Mrs. Charles F. Daly, Mrs. Andrew Daly, Mrs. James Brennan, Mrs. Andrew Leferrier, Mrs. Michael Nolan, Miss Margaret M. Brophy and Mrs. Kay mond P. Bowling, all of Naugatuck; Mrs. William Baukat of Beacon Falls, Mrs. Walter Eddy and Mrs. Mary Hamil of Waterbury; Mrs' Edwin Meyer of Worcester. Mass and the Misses Evelyn and Mar garct Brophy of Jersey City, N. J.
 Briefs
 Felix Sabia of Brooklyn, N. Y. Is visiting MT. and Mrs. Frank Lam parello of Maple Terrace.
 Miss Jeanne Kelly of New Haven Is visiting Mir. and Mrs. Joseph sommers of High street.
 Discontinue Clinic
 The well-baby clinic held at tho local Red Cross chapter at regu- lar intervals will be discontinued until further notice as Q preven- tive measure, Miss Marian Keeffc, executive secretary of the chapter, announced to-day. The move Is taken in order to prevent fur ther spread here of infantile par alysis. Dr. Walter l. Baker. health officer, has warned against allow ing young children to congregate with others.
 Tickets for the Community field day to be held on Saturday, Sept. 7th, are available now in all local factories and in many stores in the borough, 1t was announced to. day by the Chamber of Commerce which Is sponsoring the affair. Proceeds will be used for the Naugatuck Ambulance Fund.
 All persons who wish to enter are asked to send In their entry blanks as soon as possible in or der that the committee may know approximately how many entrants there will be. Preparations now for getting the track in shape are underway. It Is hoped to have them in perfect shaps by the day of the meet.
 Funeral of Mrs. Dcthlcfsen The funeral of Mrs. Louise Deth- lefson, wife of William Dethlefsen, who died yesterday at her home In osbornetown, Millville, will be held tomorrow afternoon at o. clock from the Bailey funeral home, 62 Oak street. Rev. Harold Lucas, pastor of the 1mmanuel Lutheran church will officiate. The burial will be In Grove cemetery.
 An interesting talk on the poli- tical and social situation in Mexico was given to-day by Erwin M. Jennings, district governor of the Rotary clubs, at meeting of the 1 local Rotarians at Halls tavern to-day, Mir. Jennings received a warm welcome and his address proved quite informative to his listeners.
 No Court To-day
 No session of the borough court was held to-day, no arrests hav- ing been made.
 Two more annual reports have been filed at the office of Town Clerk Louis Schiller, Jr. The re- port of the Carlson Furniture Co, with headquarters 175-1S5 Church street, shows the following. offi- cers: Joseph Carlson, 195 Mill vile avenue, president and treas urer; Mildred Carlson, same ad- dress, secretary; Fridolf Carlson, 113 New street, assistant treasurer. Directors are: Joseph, Fridolf and Mildred Carlson, Mrs. Ingeborg Carlson of 195 Millville avenue, Esther Carlson, same address. and Arnold Carlson, Main street, Wa tertown.
 The Ellis Auto Co.,, report show the following officers: George O. Ellis, South Main street, presi- dent; Eugene H. Ellis, Millville avenue, treasurer and secretary. Directors include: George O. El- lis, Eugene H. Ellis, Emily Bowen | of Ward street and Cora E, Ellis of Millville avenue.
 No More Paralysis
 No more cases of infantile par alysis have been reported here thus far, Dr. Walter I. Baker,