The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-08

10 the scene for refugees, facang ma
 accompanied the shocks. 12 have been helped thus far.
 The high school enrolment wal 836 this week. This is less thar when it started. There are 254l pupils in the public schools her' now. Superintendent Chittender said he could not explain very wei why school attendance which wa! at one time 2800 should be decreas' ing in view of the fact Naugatuck'' population is probably larger thar before, at least as large as at thu 1930 census.
 He believes there are more adult. and fewer families and fewer chil' dren in families.
 Would Exhibit Products
 The Chamber oT Commerce plan! an industrial exhibit of product manufactured in Naugatuck ant has requested one of the schoo departments buildings for the ex' hibit, Supt. Chittenden reported. Such an exhibit would be Q fins thing for pupils in the schools, ht remarked. William Moody anc Charles T. Mccarthy comprise part of the committee in charge No action was taken.
 The superintendent remarked or the unusually large number o teachers enrolled in the two cours' es for teachers held in the Salen school during the Fall term. Ther' is no compulsory attendance an' the move. of the teachers is quit gratifying, MT. Chittenden declared
 In the first of these, Education al Sociology, Professor Paul F Sheats, the following Naugatucl teachers are enrolled:
 Miss Collette Daly, Miss Marguer ite Bowling, Miss Leona O'Netl Miss Frances Moss, Mrs. Mary Pen irose.
 In the second course, History Q Modern Education" Dr. May Hal James, in structor, the followin Naugatuck teachers are enrolled:
 Miss Julia A. Casey, Mae Cullen Teresa B. Daly, Miss Catherin Duffy, Mary Foley, Kathryn Ram erzel, Miss Eleanor Kazanjian, Ms Margaret Mcclure, Miss Marie Nc Guire, Miss Irene Miller, Miss Dell' Nyberg, Miss Hazel Payne, Mis Hazel Penrose, Miss Margaret Phil lips, Alice Quish, Lillian Smith, vir' ginia Smith, Mrs. Margaret B. Mc' Avoy.
 These courses involve a grea deal of outside work and an ex pense of at least $20.00 per teacher and am of the opinion that cred it should be given the above teach CTS who have undertaken this work
 Concert Sunday
 The Concordia Ladies Chorus o Waterbury, under the leadership Q Professor Andrew H. NeusS, WI give a concert in the Methods Church, Sunday evening, Novembe 10th, at 7:45 o'clock. The accom- panist will be Mrs. Amy Will Neuss. The guest soloist will D Mrs. Marie Bauby Buckley. Tn programme follows:
 Invocation.
 1. a) Choral Prologue: Salutatio ............ S. S. Gatne b) Sing ........... G. Hoelz' @ Lullaby ... J. Brahms-Sas 2. Ave Maria e. Dudley Buc Mrs. Buckley
 3. a) Auf der Audacht heilgei
 Flugel ...... w. A. Mozal Solitude) ........ J. Pach
 b) Waldeinsamkeit (Forest
 4. Improvisation for the or-
 gan-Professor NeusS at tn
 console.
 5. Angels Terzett, from ''Elias
 .....!.......... Meldessoh
 b) The Old Refrain. FEresler
 ..................... Pae Offering
 6. Panis Angelicus ....... .,......... Caesar Franc
 Mrs Buckley n a) Going Home .... A.Dvora
 b) Great is My Love. .....
 .......... c. Bolm- m-Spielte |
 Benediction :. .. .. .. ....... State Officers Coming Officers of Crusader post, men division and auxiliary will be install ed Sunday afternoon with the pro gram starting at 3 o'clock 1t we announced today. Preparations fc tn affair are practically complet and indications are that there WI be a large attendance.
 Visiting state officials will be pres ent and almost every post in tn state is expected to be represented State VIEW. Commander Raymon Frost of New Britain and his stai have charge of the installation ceremonies. Other state officials ct tending will include Senior vice Commander John Breen of Hart ford: Chief of Staff Dewey Sedan der of Hartford and state Adjutar William Dibble of Meriden. It is ex pected several talks will be give by these visitors.
 Following the installation ther will be a showing of the movin pictures taken by Claremont Tolles, former borough court judg They are of Alaska and have prove quite interesting to all who sa' them when exhibited in various oth CT halls here.
 After this there will be entertain ment and dancing with Hart's ol chestra furnishing music. A in time is assured all who attend. A Crusader post members. auxilial