The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-29
Quiet Holiday Seen
AS Many Plan Trips
To Distant Resorts
Banks, Stores and Libraries to Close--Joseph Jan.
kowski to Be Inferred Saturday Playground and
Nursery Closed to Prevent Paralysis Spread
NAl'GATUCK
Wm J. Baxter. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NauEatuck ess-s

NaugatuCk, August zv.-LapOr
pay win be generally observed in
,Naugatucls, inquiry here revealed
today. The U. s. Rubber company,
the Eastern Malleable Iron plant,
and the Risdon Manufacturing
company have announced employ
81 will have holiday next Mon.
say. In the Rubber company fac
tories here, most departments will
be closed from Friday until Tues
aay morning. Other factories here
will also close Monday.
Many persons who work here
are plrnning weekend trips. Some
will 60 to summer resorts, others
may return to Williamsport, Pa, or
Bristol, r. 1. The borough Is ex-
pected to be quite deserted over the
weekend.
Most departments in the Risdon
company will quit work Friday
and return Tuesday. The Malleable
Iron company works a halliday
on Saturday.
Banks, libraries and business
stores will be closed here Monday.
Barber shops will have q full holt
day Monday instead of the usual
half. holidays they ordinarily have
on Mondays. They will be open un.
til Q D. m. Saturday as usual. Drug
stores will observe Sunday hours.
that IL will close from noon until
6 p. m. Borough business will stop
and no FERA work will be held on
that day. However the police will
be on the lob and open for busi-
ness as usual.
:" nv Certificate Filed
A certificate OF incorporation has
been filed in the ONCE Of Town
clerk Louis Schiller, Jr. by the
Naugatuck Bank of Commerce. It
has its headquarters and principal
once at 275 Church street, the site
OF the Naugatuck National bank.
The capital stock OF the new Arm
is $4,000, the certificate states.
Incorporators include the fol-
lowing: Austin Adams, Hillside ave.
nue.: Charles r. Andersen, Fair
Wow avenue; Howard II. Bristol,
Hillside avenue; william M. Chit.
tenden, Fairview avenue; Clayton
L. Davis, 154 High street; Arthur
II. Dayton, Terrace avenue; Lewis
A. Dibble, Beecher street; Calvin
X. Kazanjian, Hillcrest avenue;
Email Mannweiller, Rockwell ave-
nue.: Wilfred ]. Megin, South Main
street; Walter II. Norton, ChH
street; George NJ. Rumney Hillside
avenues. Claremont /. Tolles, Fair
view avenue; Carlisle b. futile.
Terrace avenue; Donald s. futile.
Middiebury; Charles II. Upson, Jr.
Middlebury.
The certificate states the men,
hers of the corporation associate
for the purpose Of forming state
hank and trust company under and
pursuant to the laws OF Connect.
cut.
Two Reports
Two moro annual reports have
been filed at the officc OF Town
Clerk Louis Schiller, Jr.
One Is the report of the Peter
paul Inc, of Connecticut with
headquarters here and shows the
following officers: Calvin X. kas-
anjian, Hilicrest avenue, president;
Jacob II. Hagopian, 10 Homestead
avenue, treasurer; George sham-
liam, rs Walnut street, secretary.
directors include these three ana
also; Jacob Chouljian. ~ Coen
street: Harry G. kazanjian' "
Carroll street; John c. Kazanjian,
40 Walnut street; and George T.
Wigmore, Rockwell avenue. /
John Zembroski of 10b schooi
street 10 president Of the Falcon
baking company, Inc" which mas
headquarters at 122 School street,
its report reveals. Other officers
are: John Smigelski, lit Curtiss
street, vice-president; John Lisiew-
icz. 1870 North Main street; treas
urer, Edward L. Sinkwich, 127 Ed.
SON avenue, WATERBURY, assistant
treasurer and secretary. Directors
are; Alex Grabowski, ss Green.
wood street; sigmund Lisiewicx. 81
Auburn street and John Smigelski,
Curtiss street.
The funeral Of Mrs. Louise Deth-
lefsen, osbornetown resident who
died Tuesday was held at 2 o.
clock this afternoon from the
Bailey funeral home, 90 Oak street.
Rev. Harold Lucas, pastor OF the
Emmanuel Lutheran church, offici-
ated. Burial was in Grove ceme-
terry.
Food Distribution
Food distribution to those on d..
rect relief will be held Friday,
Supt. of Public welfare Leo Scully
said today. Canned mutton, canned
hamburg and canned stew beef |
will be the government foods given |
out. Distribution takes place every |
other week now.
Funeral of Mr.. JankOwski
The funeral of Joseph Jankowslki
who was found dead shortly after |
noon yesterday at his home, 20
Hoadley street will be held Satur-
day morning at $3.50 o'clock at
his home and at o'clock at st. |
Hedwig's church. Rev. Paul Pie.
chocki, pastor, will celebrate a
requiem mass and burial will be
in st. James cemetery.
Mr.. Jankowski was born in Po- |
land and resided in Naugatuck for |
the past 80 years. He had many |
friends here, all of whom were |
shocked to hear of his sudden |
passing. He was found on a divan |
on his porch, and Is believed to |
have died several hours earlier. He |
had not said be was sick but had
not been feeling well the day be-
fore. It Is believed death Is due to |
heart trouble.
He leaves his widow, Stella: six
mosaa. Ioseph. Stanley. Matthew.