The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-10
Gertrude Peck Will Direct Staff; First
 Issue Slated May 17
The Easy Business Buzzers" Chosen as Name Biz Crowd Inspects Comet School Musicians in Iiart-
 ford Contest Congregational Election Tonight
NAUGATUCK
wm ,. Raxter. Uorrespondent-P Naugatuch s7a-a

EepdTeu py LIE ScuAVAS VI ShN Eaugatuck high school, it was earned to-day. ThiR is independent
 { the annual class book and is he first time in many years such a hing has been attempted.
 It is being done under the di- ection of Miss Gertrude Peck, eacher of typewriting, and stu
 ents in her classes are the main Eorkers. The papers first pub-
 cation date will be next Friday, lay 17. The name of the paper, hosen by the students them blves, is a tongue-twister and cer- hinly original, "The Busy Busi-
 less Buzzers."
 There will be 15 or more pages the new paper, full of interest," hg articles, bits of humor and bme news of interest to high ehool students, Miss Peck states. | will be stencilled and memeo- raphed by the students them blves.
 l An editorial staff has been ap- Iointed. It consists of Eleanor walsh, editor r-in-chief; Raymond lalmoski and Grace Woodfield, as-
 stant editors; Henry Cyr, business hanager and Arthur Pudem and bleanor Moran, artists. An artistic lpver with bees thereon, has been repared. A slight charge will be lade to cover the cost of the work. The paper provides a good nance for the typewriting students D practice what they learn In an and diverting manner. his will be the only copy of the laper this year but whether 1t will ecome a monthly or quarterly heet next year will probably be |ependent on the popularity and forth of the initial production.
 Grange Program . A tableau depicting Whistier's s |ainting "Mother" will be one Of he features of the program on Eother's day to be offered by the |eacon Valley grange at the week meeting in Grange hall. Mrs lobert Fowler will pose for the kbieau, the painting being known the world as a work + genius. A reading of "A Moth t'e Prayer" will be offered In with this.
 | Various sorts of mothers will be hown in the program, Mrs Albert killer. who is in charge, an- ounced. There will be a doll hother, represented by Mae Will |ams: the colored nanny, with Ers George Hotchkiss taking the krt: the modern mother, portrayed Iv Mrs Mildred Hair; Madonna hd Child" with Mrs Ruth Obst \ the principal role; Gold Star Eother, Mrs Della Sanford; Red |ross Mother, Mrs Andrew Walker Id Indian mother. Miss Margaret |ones. There will be additional repre- entations and readings appropri- Ia to the occasion will be given N Grange members.
 Paint Pole
 The large flagpole at the high ,hool is being painted now. " Ias been off it's base for some |me while repairs and some paint bg was done on 1t at the green nnosite the high school. However, lore painting is underway now Fith W. J. Megin workers In harge. It will be In fine shape [hen completed, 1t Is expected.
 Hundreds Inspect Train
 The Naugatuck passenger sta lon yesterday afternoon resembled
 New York subway station during ,sh hour for . time, as hundreds 2 Naugatuckians crowded the latform to view and inspect the ew streamlined New Haven rail- mad train "The Comet" which Eopped here on an inspection tour.
 The train was scheduled to ar I've here at o'clock, but was bout half an hour late, not reach- ag the station until 5:32. There |as q crowd of several hundred waiting it and more arrived every Iinute. There was only one door \ which the people were admitted, nd those waiting to see it jammed nd squirmed their way, inch by hch to the spot from which they buld step on the platform of the lain.
 Some waited three-quarters of n hour. Most comments were ery enthusiastic about the train Fhich certainly presented hand Dme appearance and gave every ldication of comfort. There was 0 attempt, the engineer said, to lake a speedy trip coming up the valley from Ansonis, ut he did say the tracks were in ood enough condition to allow uite a speedy run if desired. It ill be srecalled this train hit no liles an hour on it's first run -om New Haven to Boston last eek.
 There were as many adults as 1ere were children on hand and ne train remained in Naugatuck ntil all had seen it, staying past ae time it was supposed to have fit. Railroad police had their ands full keeping the crowd from ushing ahead but handled things , a very courteous and efficient ianner.
 Gerald Shea, former local resi- ent, was one of the New Haven pad officials on board the train. ome Naugatuck officials, includ- ,e Fire Chief Milton Calvin and hris Groh, EZRA supervisor, were mong those who inspected 1t tt lerby. The interest in the train ere was surprisingly large.
 Go to Hartford
 About so Naugatuck high school upils left this morning for Hart ,rd where the high school ore hestras wifi compete with orches- ,as of other high schools in Q mus cal contest. Members of 'te lo- ai high school chocir will also in e vocal contest there.
 The high school orchestra will c under tho direction of Loon R. erlIas, music supervisor here. Jf wins it can compete in the vening concert at uunhnell hall. ft expected the trip will be beno- eIal Co the young muAloiaSis ns aey will receive sood experience, of whether er not they liII Win.
 William Cross of the high school rahessra Wiil compete Co the ihdis Idnai competition, FeuaefinR h iff.na|l flute cole flfipN AfeN*