The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-11

sistants, Miss Vera Cummings and Edwin Anderson, are expected to end their EZRA jobs next Satur- day.
 Briefs
 George Schaffer of Trowbridge place and Edward Lingenheld, IT,, of Walnut street spend the week. end In New York city.
 Miss Katherine Brennan of Meadow street was 8 visitor yester- day in New York city.
 No Session Tonight
 No meeting of the public welfare department will be held tonight, it has been announced. T he Noyem- Der session was scheduled for to- night but because it is Armistice day, 1t was decided to postpone it to next Monday night. Borough of- f1cials and EZRA workers enjoyed a holiday today.
 John T. Reardon, prominent lec- turer and writer, will speak tomor- row evening starting at 8 o'clock in, the Congregational parish house. His lecture is on curren events un- der the auspices of the Women's Study club and Parish House asso- ciation. He will speak on the sub- Je3t of The European Situation and its Relation to America"
 Chamber Election Today
 Four directors from the eight nominated last week, are to be elect ed today by members of the local Chamber of Commerce as ballots were being received. They must be in berofe 2 o'clock this evening. The eight nominated are Joseph Carl- son, William M. Chittenden, Clar- ence Feedman, George c. Ham, William E. Moody, Harry B. Olson, Eugene Sweeney and George Wig ellsworth. The election officials are Harold P. Baldwin and Raymond w. Paul.
 A packed house witnessed the in- stallation of oficers of Crusader post, VIEW. and of the post aux Hilary at the home of the society on Rubber avenue Sunday after noon. The affair was successful in every way and an enjoyable time was had by all attending. Ray mond Frost, state commander, in- stalled the officers of the mems di- vision and Mrs. Mary Hunt of Ar1- sonia inducted to office the Wo- mems division heads. Commander Frost urged the Naugatuck post to cooperate whole-heatedly and with xeal in the membership drive to be started soon in the state and asked it to send as many Christmas bas- kets as possible to the veterans in hospitals.
 Ofncers of the mems post install- ed wehe Frank Nardello, commands CT: Frank Waterhouse, senior-vice commander; Ernest Baudreau, jun ior-vice commander; Edgar Bick- ford, quartermaster; Edward Park inson, chaplain; Carl Olson, officer of the day; Jake Mariana, guard Mrs. Hazel Bickford was installed as president of the auxiliary. Others installed were Mrs. Mary Mariana, senior vice-president and secretary; Mrs. Rose Ameto, junior vice-presi- dent; Mrs. Martha Schielke, chap lain; Mrs. Mable Burke, treasurer; Mrs. Catherine Reilly, conductress; Mrs. Edna Gladding, patriotic in- structor; Mrs. Margaret Olson, guard: Miss Madeline Marisno, Miss Angeline Mariana, Mrs. Chris tine Holm and Mrs. Hattie Per- kins, color bearers.
 Stan officers with Commander Frost included Dewey Sclander of New Britain, color sergeant; John Breen of New Haven, administra- tion officer; William Dibble of Mer- iden. department adjutant, and Fred Sutor of Naugatuck, deputy chief of staff who acted as master of ceremonies. Assisting Mrs Hunt were Mrs. Mary Marcucio of New Haven: Miss Mae Colligan of New Britain, department president; Mrs. Mary Frost of New Britain, senior vice-president: Mrs Catherine Bren- nan of New Haven, junior vice.