The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-31

pect to reside on Grove street. Wa terbury, upon their return. Both are well known and quite popular locally
 Open Contest Friday
 The third annual Naugatuck Footwear Plant Quality contest begins in all departments February 1st. It Is planned this year to hold three contests, during Febru- ary, March and April. The pur- pose of the drives is two-fold;; one is to determine the best units in each department, and the other is to improve workmanship and reduce damage. The U. s. quality slogan, Three used throughout the factory, and special awards are to be offered to operators for suitable slogans, worthwhile suggestions for improv- ing quality, bervice, or construc- tions. At the close of each month- | ly contest, recognition will be giv- en the winning units for records attained during the month. 1t is planned to hold Equality par l ties for the winners, in the game EOOIll, 5lUltidE " bhO pdhbAfC hShN | last year, but on a larger scale. A new and more uniform method of score-keeping has been intrO- duced to insure perfect fairness ana accuracy in the records. To stimu- | late interest in the contests, the ! company Is attempting to place special emphasis on the value of suggestions and slogans offered by operators.
 The general quality committee is composed of Messrs J. Wilmoti w. H. Norton, R. J. Ford, F. Jo- nino, R. A. Donley and J. E. Rob- | inson.
 CandIemas Vespers With great cross of candles stretching down the entire length of the church auditorium, and candles everywhere Illuminating the interior, the Methodist church
 tlNs Sunday night, February, 3rd, lat 7:30 o'clock, will celebrate ila annual Candlemas vespers. Special music on the theme, "Light", will ! be sung throughout the service . The sermon by Rev John Finer
 son Better will be: "Prince Big
 Head" the second in a series by Mi
 Zeiter on "Fellow Citizens from
 the old Testament. Candles foI this years Candlemas vespers have
 been purchased by the Intermedi'
 ate league, as its contribution tt the effective program planned. Tht Cross of Candles makes this unique candlelight service.
 Funeral of Terrence CrOtty
 The funeral of Terrence Crotty INaugatuck native, who died sud denly at Putnam where he hal been living for some time, Monday morning, was held this morning from his home to St. Francis
 church in Putnam, where a re quiem high mass was celebrated at 10 o'clock. Burial was in Put
 nam. .r.
 MT Crotty had lived here unti | 15 years ago. He was the son o1 | MT and Mrs Patrick Crotty o1 Naugatuck who now reside in Cali | fornia. He attended St. Francis parochial school. He was 0 we'll
 known football player, having often starred with the Starligh
 semi-pro combine, which thrilled
 Naugatuck fans 20 years ago. Lo.
 cal friends of his were shocked al
 his sudden death.
 He had not complained of il
 health and his physical condition
 had been considered good. He wal
 about to eat breakfast when ht
 dropped to the floor and the Put
 nam medical examiner pronounced
 death resulting from a heart at
 tack. He leaves his wife and ar
 adopted daughter, both of Putnam
 his parents; four sisters. Mrs Peter
 Kilduff of Naugatusck, Mrs Adolpf
 Voss of California, Mrs J. Holweg
 CT of West Haven and Mrs Johr Mccarthy of Naugatuck; and two :, brothers, Patrick of Naugatucl