The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-17
Dr Meuser to Talk

Chemical company VIII BtVo s0.n
 Monday night, Jan 21 at 7:30 m
 the Salem school auditorium on
 the subject, "The Growth and De-
 veaopment of organic Chemicals at
 the Naugatuck Chemical company"
 The address is intended primarily
 for employees of the local Chem
 ica1 plant and attendance will be
 by invitation. About 300 persons
 are expected to attend. Dr Meuser
 is rated highly in his field. He
 teaches a class in chemistry in the
 local night school.
 Sacred choral Cantata
 This Sunday evening. January
 20, at 7:45 o'clock in the Metho- dist church, the choir, under the
 direction of Mrs H. B. Taylor, or.
 ganist, will prese-t the sacred
 choral cantata: "The woman oI
 Endor." The biblical story in the
 cantata will be interpreted brieny
 by. Rev Zeiter. The congregation
 words of 'aThe Woman of Endor." ,rhis speciaI musical service, Sun- dav night, is the result of nearly fhrea months of faithful practice nv the choir, The public is invited Seven nersons from the local Saian Lutheran parish attended +hA annual meeting of the Hart ford district yesterday in Portland, Conn. Rev William Frendberg, pas- tor of the Naugatuck church, was again appointed an official to repre-. gent the district in the matter or the relief fund. This is Rev Frena- herg's fourth year in this capacity. Each district is represented py one man and 1t is an indication or tne esteem in which the locai mlnt2 ters ability is held th~ snouLa be selected for tnis iHhpois position so often. 9sHolv Name Plans Smoker smoker will be held Thursday a;s1rt. Ian 31 by the Holy Name anciefv of St Mary's church. Tnere will be several boxing bouts, en. terfainment and the commiItee-.s .s endeayorir1g now to secure spoIls writer as a speaker. .,,,,,,4- E 3nsenf1 Kane heads the commit- +aa in charge. Other members 1n ;t are Joseph Neal, Thomas Reiily' SrEsJohn Cullinane, Frank smitm Thonnas Grant. James MuIpn!.a; 1ohn O'Connor. Richard keliy anu s,, Tn5Tn Gilbert. The commJtse VII meet tonight at the church hal 8 O'clock.
 < $t Heayx Snowfall ,S.rra+,,ck was getting it's hehvi- o.,t ,sr0w of the year this nlornine' snd nossibly the biggest of the win- sa,.- Tt Nstarted about 5.1b tnis ', ,siu,,tnc hut came down qulckiy, hv 7:30s there were several s-n5.S of snow. Auto drivers pro- nesNed cautiously today and some init on chains to prevent DeinR caught in drifts. .xfa sshe weather was not very colass ,.o~nver ao the storm was not eK- ,erfed to be lengthy. The borcuRn ErSwnIow was busy today clear ir V flrex principal streets and me hnTnueh workmen were out sremgvr srrtsnDvy from town owned Waikss Many focal youngsters were out pe- fore school trying to earn som pocket money by shoyeiing 's'us7 walks. " { Teachers Invited zs \ Edward l.. Kehpe, president o' fhS Sslocal Teachers league has rS's; N
 ceised q letter from Augusta MI. NH. Y AaII. UN0HlU2IIt5 0A. ttiCl lt0As4A>~ Tseacherss Federations inviting Naucatuck school teachers to ats lend the annual meeting Of the as sociation to be held Saturday aft, ~rnoon at 1 o'clock in the HoteI Taft. New Haven.
 The president will welcome the visitors. a dinner will be served and {hree Important speakers will ad- Tress the audience. It is expected Come teachers from here Will ac- cey,t the invitation.
 11 ZEBRA Meeting Likely K "A meeting of the local FERA Hoard is expected to be held short T.Tit was learned today. The need 1bk providing projects for the local 1sorkers wili be the reason for II NyThere is still trouble about the. 1ase of borough trucks. Warden Tohn q. sheridan claims the bor- 0urf fs more than doing it's hare iI' {hie matter and claims the sFERA sN not cooperating as it should. He Xited an instance where more trucks were demanded recently by the ZEBRA and then were found not not necessary.