The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-09-12

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To Address Department
A TX on Bulbs will be given
by Mr.. Southworth Of Southford
before the garden department OF
the Naugatuck Women's club on
october IL. It will be an illustrated
lecture and will be held in the
children's library, Church street.
The garden party held yesterday
at the home OF Mrs. John Broad.
rick of High street was attended
by 108 persons at ~ tables. Flow
ers and containers at each table
were prizes. The affair proved
most enjoyable.
Meeting Place Changed
The Naugatuck -Women's club
will not meet this year in Pythian
hall as has been the custom in the
past, Mrs. Donald McCullum, pres
ident, has announced. Meetings
will be held in Masonic hall.
May Get Clubhouse
The Naugatuck Fish and Game
association may soon have club
house IL present plans work out.
An offer by the Thurston ice COM
pany of their ice house at SCOTS
pond was reported to the club last
night at a meeting in the town
hall.
The club may have the structure
on. the condition 1t will raze 1t.
Members favored doing the work
now and storing the wood until
spring when q club house can be
erected on the associations
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ton of the offer was expressed by
many members present.
A large attendance at the annual
clam bake of the group Sunday is
expected. Final plans were made
last night. The bake will be served
at A p. m. and q fly-casting exhi-
bition will be held at 2 o'clock. DR..
Charles A. Beere Of Waterbury
has donated a cup to be awarded
the winner Of this display. DR.. D.
| B. Deming of Waterbury will be
in charge of an exhibition of re-
trieving by dogs. The bake will be
held at the club grounds in Straits
Vile.
An outing by group from the
Chase Rolling Mills of Waterbury
is planned at the clubs grounds
there for Saturday, Leslie Baker,
president announced last night.
Percy Vincent will cater for the
Sunday outing and fine meal Is
| expected. .....
| To Name Officers
Officers will be elected for the
coming year and reports for the
past year made at the annual
meeting Of the Naugatuck branch,
| Women's Christian Temperance
Union which will be held tomor.
row afternoon at $3.50 at the home
of Mrs. Willard Selleck, 285 North
Main street. A full attendance Of
members is anticipated.
EnrOlls in College
Miss Doris Edith Tausendfru-
endt, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
julius Tausendfrundt of New
street has enrolled as g. student at
the Connecticut Teachers college.
She was graduated as an honor
student from the Naugatuck high
school in 1882.
Food Distribution
Because no new shipment has
! been received since food was dis
tributed to local needy by the well
fare department two weeks ago,
roast beef and hamburger steak
will be distributed tomorrow. Dis
tribution points are on Bridge
street and Rubber avenue. Only
those on direct relief are eligible
to receive the government food.
To Plan Fail Work
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| work will be made at meeting
tonight at 8 o'clock of the glee
club of st. Michael's Episcopal
church. Alvin Wooster. director,
will be in charge.
A Terccntenary Program
This Sunday night, at the open
ing OF the third series of "Popu-
| lar Sunday Evening" programs at
the Methodist church, at 7:46 o.
clock, Senator Henry M. Bradley,
Jr., Of Derbury, will give a tercen-
tenary address on 1.-The Settlement
of Connecticut"
Senator Bradley is chairman Of
the Connecticut Senate Committee
on Education, and Is also a men,
Der of ally ears standing on the
Board of Education In Derby, to
which he was elected at the age
Of q. He is serving his second
term in the senate. He Is grand
patriarch of the Odd Fellows and
cha plain of the Connecticut Elks
association. His knowledge OF his
torical subjects makes him an
authority in many fields Senator
Bradley has at least nine distinct
addresses on Connecticut history
alone. and has spoken to many or
PLANTATIONS In this Tercentenary
year, including the Yale Summer
school.
The program, this Sunday even
ing. will be largely patriotic In ma
ture. It will be opened with Jo-
seph B. elders poem dedicated to
America. and entitled: 1.-THE Part
ing OF the Ways. The Tercenten-
ary "Connecticut Song, the music
OF which was composed by Prof.
Neuss of the Concordia and the
| Waterbury Philharmonic, will be
sung by Edgar r. Wyatt. His
daughter. Jane, will give reading
Of: 1.-THE Dark Day.. The choir
anthem will be Roland Diggle's:
"Great Is the Lord and Marvel
lous." Visitors are invited to this
service, and assured a hearty well
come.
Church Supper Soon
A harvest supper, will be served
by the Ladies' Aid society of the
Methodist church, in the church
hall, Thursday, September 10. from
is to. Z o'clock. The public Is cor
daily invited to attend this supper,
which will be served In the gem
erous, attractive style for WHICH
such affairs have long been we'll
known at the Methodist church.
The menu will include. roast leg Of
lamb, mashed potatoes and gravy,
succotash, cabbage relish, rolls, APP
pie or pumpkin pie. and tea or
coffee.
Those in attendance at the gar
den party held by the Naugatuck
Women's club garden department
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