The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-08-23

by persons who had been given the
food before but did not get 1t then
because Of the new system imposed
by the government under which
only those on direct relief are en-
titled to 1t. This menas families
of FERA workers do not get 1t
now as they formerly did. Former
Supt. N. Hadley Cox said this
week that most of those who had
been receiving 1t had been notified
before last Friday whether or not
they would be eligible. for 1t un-
der the new system.
Program Approved
The program for the year of the
garden department of the Wo-
mems club has been prepared but
will not be announced until the
club prospectus is given out. APP
prevail to 1t was given at recent
meeting of the department. The
program was arranged by Mrs.
John Broderick, Mrs. Cecil Grant
and Mrr. Victor Hurd. The de-
partment made plans at the meet
ing for a garden party to be held
on Thursday, Sept IL at Mrs.
Broadrick's home on High street.
Pleased With Cooperation
State unemployment Agent Ar
thur Collins of Waterbury who
yesterday completed the state s
records on 1870 local applicants to
the works progress administration
ranks, was hearty in praise of the
cooperation given him here, Chris
Groh, FERA Official announced
today. FIR. Collins interviewed the
applicants yesterday afternoon in
the borough courtroom. Many of
the men were welfare department
| or FERA workers.
There were 80 supposed to come
who did not show up. These will
be questioned in order to COM
plete records when they appear to
get their checks within a week.
Bake Next Month
The Gaytee department of the
| U. s. Rubber company plant Is
planning clambake to be held at
Smiths farm in Beacon Falls on
Saturday, ept. IA. There will be
a softball game between the men
and women of the department,sb ag
races, potato races and tug Of
war. Halls orchestra will supply
music and there will be an award
| for the prize waltz. Dancing will
continue to 6 p. m. Roy Penrose
will serve as prompter. William
Phelan will handle part Of the
refreshments. Harry Churchill Is
chairman of the committee in
charge. Others assisting him are
Frank Weaving, Mary Bisialski,
Ray Dietrich, Mary Sullivan, Anna
Ostrom. K. Dolan and Miles Long.
Opting Athletic Events
Track and field events in the
U. s. Rubber company outing to-
morrow include rs yard dash,
open; SO yard das, open; potato
race 10 yards; sack race for boys
under Is years of age; three-legged
race for men; fat mems race for
men 200 pounds or more; shoe
race for boys under 10; foremen's
race; shuttle relay race between
the waterproof and fabric depart
ments.
Aquatic events: so yard free
style, open: 0yard breast stroke !;
relays four man team, so yard
Two Meets Soon
Naugatuck "Y" swimmers have
two meets in Bridgeport this week,
one at Pleasure Beach and the
other at Beardsley park. The en-
tire team will travel to Pleasure
Beach on Saturday where 1t will
swim the Bridgeport Life Guards,
u team made up of former high
school and Y. M. c. A. stars. This
meet Is part of the program of
the Rubber company outing and
will start at 4 p. m.
Sunday two-mile race at
Beardsley park will swing the To-
cal distance swimmers into action
again. Those who will compete are:
Alex Sullivan, James Farrar, Ed
Uraska, John Daikus, Ed Daikus,
John Zonas, Armand F'ratesi and,
L. Statick.
Bob Curran, stellar performer, Is
lost to the squad. He has a very
bad ear infection and doctors have
ordered him to stay out of the
water.
Two Representatives of old time
fife and drum corps here will be
on hand at the next meeting of the
newly organized ffe and drum
corps sponsored by the local Amer
lean Legion post, Austin Phillips,
corps instructor, announced today.
Just who they will be, Mr.. Phil
lips did not say. He expects the
band may get some helpful sugges-
lions from their visitors. The meet
Ing will be held Monday night at 8
o'clock in Hibernian hall.
To Return Tomorrow
Judge and Mrs. Claremont I.
Tolles will return here tomorrow
after several weeks wedding
trip during which they visited in
Alaska. They will return from the
west by plane and are due to ar
rive at the Newark airport at 1880
tomorrow morning.
The Sunday school choir Of the
Salem Lutheran church will re-
hearse tonight at $40 at the
church. Victor Rohs directs the
choir.
A new and modern building will
be erected by the Naugatuck Fuel
company on thes lite of the struc-
ture on Church strete which has
just been RACED.
1t will be long one-story struc-
ture and VIII front 100 feet on
Church street and will extend back
100 feet. 1t Is expected to be COM
pleted in little more than two
months time. The office will be To-
Gated at the north end and the
structure will be smaller, about so
by so feet. All of the company's
service is to be centralized in the
new building.
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