The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-31

Gormley of Carroll street, who will
 visit them for week.
 Borough Attorney and Mrs. Mar ! tin Gormley of German street have
 returned from Bermuda, where
 they spent a week.
 MT. and Mrs. Anthony Laguna of | North Main street had as their wis., | itors recently at their cottage in
 Bay View, Milford, Miss Genevieve | Pajeski and Miss Wanda Suchen- | ski, both of Union City.
 George Cleary of Rochester. N.
 Y., Is visiting his mother, Mrs. Robert Cleary of Walnut terrace. Christopher Moroney of Meadow street is vacationing in Boston and other Massachusetts cities. H is an employe at the central office of the U. s. Rubber company here. Paul M. Beardsley and his father, Borough Engineer Robert D. Beardslay, were visitors Sunday at HamonaSsett Beach.
 Edmund Zawacki of Union City is vacationing in Detroit.
 Start Final Week | To-day begins the final week of camp for Boy Scouts at Camp lPershing. This has been a very suc- I cessful year with a full camp each week. Most of the boys who were | down there last week remained over for this week and a few now | ones went down.
 Those at camp for the final week are Jack Pyatt, John Donovan, Howard Fassett, Gene Montanari, John Patterson, Edward Battery, Frank Smith, Jack Middaugh, Jack Garland, Joseph Spears, Harold Nichols, Frank Hubbell, Roy Grant, William Jennings, David Leiberman, Harold Dibble, John Parkinson, Jack Darby, Frank Cru Der, Edward Schrul, Charles Clark, Edward McNamara, Arthur Clark, Jack Ashmore, John Leary, John Linskey, F. Smith, James Dunn, William Meo, Walter Harrison, | Keeler, Donald Keeler, Albert Jones, Jack Anderson, David St. John, Wilfred Kirk, John Connole, William Connole, Stanley Janick, Sidney Kievman, Donald Hyde and William Saunders.
 New Record Set
 The younger girls Learn to Swim Class" held on Tuesdays at the Naugatuck Y. M. c. A. again broke a record yesterday with total of 61 youngsters on hand. This was II over last weeks total. Although the age limit was ct at years old, many girls are attend ing class much younnger-some as young as three years and Mir. Klambt, instructor, is giving it try this year to see the results. With the able assistance of Gene Montanari, who Is learning the ant of teaching rapidly, the group was well handled and many little girls asked to be allowed to jump off the board at the deep end. A rec ord crowd is expected next week which should make the total run into the seventies.
 The girls at yesterdays session
 were Marie Marrello, Peggy Baum
 CT, Florence Mitchell, Avis Ander-
 son, Alvera Mascalo, Dorothy.
 Smith, Verna Anderson, Florence
 Yencher. Dorothy Asplund, Elean-
 or Rathburn, Lillian Sodlosky,
 Madeline McGuire, Evelyn Foss-
 man, Tessie Oldakowski, Nellie Ol-
 dakowski. Ruth Cicio, Mario Click, Anne Brennan, Grace Perry,
 Elizabeth Lundin. Betty Reynolds.
 Frances Reilly, Eleanor Flanigan, Jean Holmberg, Loreen Winn, Alice Walstrom, Grace Warehouse, Jean Hoyt, Jean Burkem, Josephine Rio, Lucy Messio, Mary Malone, Dor othy Lem, Ruth Cullen, Barbara
 Olson, Louise Oemcke. Althea Oemcke, Betty Jane Hill, Jane Wilcox, Doris Wilcox, Marjorie Brennan, Barbara Brennan, Betty Burnett, Carol Klonoski, Joan SCteele, Jean Harper, Lillian Quirke. Virginia Quirke. Audrey Swanson, Diane Parsons, Marie Mo- Guire, Frances Reilly, Annette Sof- fran, Jennie Einicke, Helen Cor coran, Frances Braciel, Charlotte O'Connor, and Eloyse Basil. In the swimmers class AZ were on hand making a new high total for the two classes of 10S.
 The swimming class scheduled for Thursday night at 6 o'clock for men will be postponed until Satur- day morning at 10:30 o'clock this week. The next class session will be published in the papers.