The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-04
Several Shops Here Reduce Half Dollar Haircuts Ten Cents
Slaves Lowered to Twenty Cents-Odd Fellows Plan
 Public Card Party Tomorrow Construction of Ma cadam Roads on Spring Street to Start Soon
NAIICATUCK
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Srs Naueatuck, Oct. 4-Local barber s&shops have already started to con- s,sform to new state laws concerning -lrcduced prices, in a measure, 1t x@was learned today. Through Q re- ke cent ruling of the state board of
 barber examiners prices are to be ke4O cents for haircut and 20 cents s.-.for 6 shave. In most shops here .c1prices have been soc for a haircut y@and 25c for a shave.
 VI One local barber yesterday start we'd charging the new prices and g~faany other local barbers met last ssnight and discussed the new laws. s@ It was learned today that al- sAthough the barbers do not like the .-reduced prices because it will mean ssless profit, they will comply with g1the rules. So Naugatuck residents .are due to save money on their sshaircuts and slaves now.
 sz Although the new prices do not ], have to start until October 15, f+some barbers here have already E.started charging the lower rates, wand the rest are expected to follow gsuit next week.
 r- Annual Meeting Soon VI The Naugatuck chapter of Red lwCross will hold its annual meeting J'0n either Wednesday, Oct. 23 or s-Thursday, October 24, 1t was an- Isfaounced today following the s.monthly meeting yesterday of the a~executive board of the chapter. No Sydefinite v date has been decided on ssyet. This is expected to be an- 9snounced next week.
 ss - t5p No session of the borough court s.sswas held today. No accidents were A.reported to local police.
 To Attend Conference
 s-a Official representatives from Ra- sf-+mona council, Degree of Poca- sIhontas to the Great council session ssto be held on october 9 and 10 at 1.-the Hotel Taft, New Haven have
 -been chosen. Mrs. Emma Dwy will Joe the first delegates and Mrs. Bea- s~trice Sears the second. Alternates .sare: Mrs. Florence Loomis, first: ispMrs. Nellie Lawton, second.
 |. Work of the PWA project in- evolving construction of macadam . roads on Spring street from Dunn a~lane to the Naugatuck-Wate ,-.lire, and on Porter avenue, and re- .pairs of three local bridges and s.wurk of widening Rubber avenue and Water streets, is expected to s.start soon.
 Party Tomorrow
 .. A public card party will be held .sby the dramatic club of the local s-Odd Fellows Saturday night at s-8:3O in odd Fellows hall. There Twill be bridge, pinochle and bingo
 .played, prizes will be awarded and entertainments served. The public is ..invited to attend. .< Reception Monday
 The opening reception of the i.Naugatuck Women's Club to be
 held in Masonic hall on Church ,'street at 3 o'clock Monday after s-noon will feature half-hour of de- '.lightful music. Maud Meegan has .sben secured, the program commit r.tee announces, to render program. .-She is a soloist of New York City esand will be accompanied by Maes- ..tro Michael Curreri.
 = Her program will consist of the ..following: group O vocca dolorosa ~(O Mournful Lips)-Gabriel Si- ...bilIa; Lullaby-Cyril Scott; Gar darotte (Manon); group Estrellitta s..(Little star) aria by La Forge Eicn slTu (Bolero) Miguel Sandoval; rviata) Giueseep Verdi; Mel Chia- i.Group-Homing by Teresa del ..Rie1o; The Greatest Love in the ,,'world-Del Riejo.
 NRu. AAn-nu io onnA,,a a1. .od .ssoloist, having studied at the Royal ...Academy fin London and for two t~years in Rome.
 s- The reception will open at 3 D.. dsyn. with officers of the club rect ;v- ssMcCollum, president will give ..president, Miss Florence Sutton of <. Greenwich who will bring federal s.'tion news. The musical program will follow and the afternoon will
 close with a social hour with MrA
 by her committee.
 Mrs. Stuart Boyd, chairman of
 the house committc, will have |; charge of the decorations. The re- reception is for prospective members |. s,belong.
 w Mrs .Meegan who has visited in .aNaugatuck, is a sister-in-law of
 Mrs. Charles F. Daily and has many t.friends here. A large attendance at t-the reception is expected.
 " After another inspection of the s-building" by the board of educa- ..tion yesterday, the sugar-coated t%term for a secret meeting, the
 board met about 5:20 o'clock and Nwithout dissenting vote or with Tout anybody else being publicly .suggested, Miss Lenore Leary was .wappointed kindergarten teacher in s.Salem and Central avenue schools z It will be recalled that Miss Cath
 erine Cahill former local resident Sewho now teaches in Stonington. had sbeen appointed to this job but be- s.cause of terms of her contract lcould not accept now.
 Miss Katherine Mccarthy has .@ben substituting in this position. ;cThe name of Miss Leary was Recommended by the superintend- ysent of schools and Mir. Mannweiler sfnade the motion she be appointed Big Attendance " Night school attendance has sAswelled to 175, the superintendent Nareported. Numbers in various class es follow: High school--beginner ysshorthand, 35; advanced shorthand, E.27; bookkeeping, 32; elementary
 chemistry, 25; comptometry. i9: Eftalian, 20; practical arts, IT. Hop sBrooN--mixed class, 20; Salem
 school--beginners IS; intermediate @22; advanced, 16; increase since first session, high school. 2s; Salem, s,7: Hop Brook 2.