The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-10

Alterations preparatory to en- 1 1arging the Naugatuck Drug store on the corner of Main and Maple streets are now underway. George Donovan, proprietor of the store, has announced the store will oc- cupy when renovatoins have been made, its present site and that for merly occupied by the Annenberg store next to it which was vacated several months ago.
 The NaugatuclS Drug has been in business here since 1841, being at first located on Water street and later moving to it's present site. Mir Donovan has managed 1t since 1920. New equipment will be add ed and facilities for new business acquired. Renovation Is expected to be completed by the first of June.
 Vocal Festival Planned Plans for the sixth annual vo- cal festival of the Naugatuck high school glee club and choir which will be held in the high school auditorium on May IF, next Fri day, have been completed. Tick cts are now on sale.
 A choir selected from singers In grade eights of local schools will also participate. Edward Bontem- DO, talented young violinist, will perform at the festival. The affair is scheduled to start at o'clock. Annual Session The annual meeting of the Con- gregational church will be held tonight at 8 o'clock in the parish house. At this time election off, cers will take place and various committees will be named for the new year. The reports of the church sosieties for the year will be made.
 Tuesday night at 8 o'clock the Ecclesiastical society of the church. the co-governing body, will hold it's annual meeting. Salaries will be set at this meeting and a budget prepared. A committee of three to have charge of the business man. agement will be named. Emil Mannweiler is chairman fthis board at present.
 Hike Postponed The hike which had been plan ned for today by the Soph- -En-gim club of the Naugatuck high school has been postponed because SO many members of the club ar go- ing to Hartford to attend the or chestral competition there. The club had planned a hike to High Rock. It is probable the hike will be held next Friday.
 Gympathize With Green Naugatuck friends of Frank T. Green, former warden and at pres- ent chairman of the local demo- cratic town committee were today expressing to him their condolences in connection with the detah last night of his mother, Mrs Mary Ann Green of Torrington Mrs Green, who had been i'll for a long time and seriously i'll for about a week died in the Hunger ford hospital there. Last Friay her condition became serious and MT Green was unable to attend an important democratic rally be- cause his presecce was required at her bedside.
 Funeral of Mrs Wasd0
 The funeral of Mrs Helen (Lokes) Wasdo, widow of Alexan- der wasdo, who died Wednesday night a the home, 10 Cotton Hol- low, will be held tomorrow morn- ing at S:30 from her late home to St Francis church at g o'clock where a mass of requiem will be celebrated at o'clock. Burial will be in St James cemetery.
 Dance Tonight
 A. prettily decorated hall will be one of the features of the Maypole dance to be held tonight by the St Michael's church Dramatic club in the church hall. .Elmeh Schmitz, chairman of the committe, amour ces there will be a good attend ance, but few tickets may still be obtained. They can be procured from his wife. Mrs Jeanne Schmitz of North Main street.
 A fine orchestra has been ob- tained and the affair is expected to be very entertaining. It will be formal.
 To Talk on Gardens
 A talk on Colonial Gardens" will be given this afternoon at o'clock by Mrs Frederick M. Peas ley of Cheshire at a meting of the garden department of the Nauga- tuck Women's club at the child rens' library. Members of the main Women's club will attend.
 Couple to Wed
 Mis- Hazel Anderson, daughtre of Mir and Mrs Charles L. An- derson of Hillside avenue, will marry Henry E. Johnson, son of Mir and Mrs Victor Johnson of Hill street, next month, 1t has been announced. The wedding will take place in the Salem Lutheran church.
 Gormley To Be Named
 Warden John J. Sheridan has announced Atty Martin P. Gorm- ley will be named borough attor- ney. Reports that Atty Gormley will move to New Haven this sum mer have been denied. There had been a report Atty Henry J. Free man might get the appointment, which is expected to be made at the board meeting next Monday night.
 Big Attendance Expected
 A large attendance is expected ct the card party to be held in St Mary's hall by the Altar soc ciety of the church on Monday night at 8:16. The proceeds will go for the benefit of the church. There will be two door prizes consisting of a silver bowl and silver tray and individual prizes ct each table.
 Mrs Martin A. caine, general chairman Of the committee, and associatos are working hard to make the affair successful. The re. eeption committee consists of Mrs John Culiinane Mrs John i<issane, Miss Mary 10. Noary, Nils Abbio Reilly, Mrs Harold Wolfe. Mrs James Thurston, Mrs D. Michael Smith and Mrs John Vanasse.
 Tho executive committee iois loWni Mrs James Hehaff, Mrs Johi Linnhey. Mrn George Lambert, Mfn rhomee Muliha. Mfs Thona Lave