The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-30

A round table meeting or the
Naugatuck Rotary Club will be
held tomorrow noon at Halls Tav-
ern. This will be for those Rotar-
ians who. can't attend the meeting
tonight at Camp Pershing. The
club will pay its annual visit to
Naugatuck scouts. Swimming will
be enjoyed and other sports will be
played. Supper will be served at 6
o'clock and the club will provide
entertainment for the youngsters.
The annual ball game between the
Scouts and Rotarians will then be
held. An amusing time is expected.
Twelve members of the local
club attended the district assembly
at Norwich last week. Harold Chit
tenden stuck it out through a down
pour of rain on the golf links be-
ing the only local man to do SO.
George Wigglesworth and Joseph
Carlson have returned from Mexico
City and other places in the west.
They attended the International
convention in Mexico but stayed on
in the west after Clarence Jones,
official delegate, returned home.
The average attendance for the
club between January and July,
was 92.S4 per cent. George Acker-
bloom, Idris Anderson, s. r. Bris-
toll, Harold E. Brown rank well
with Ackerbloom having a perfect
attendance for five and one-half
years and Anderson, Anderson,
Bristol and Brown being. perfect in
attendance for two and one-half
years each.
Clarence E. Jones had a perfect
attendance record for three and
one-half years and Charles p. Ro.
denbach was perfect for five years.
John Schmuck and Elmer Schmita
have three year perfect attendance
records.
These and Harold Keller, Rev.
Arthur Lewis, Wilfred Megin, Ira
cy Noble. Victor Peterson, Joseph
Raytkwich, Edward j. Sodlosky,
John M. Sutherland, Joseph e. Tai
bot, Lester Wigglesworth and Luz
Glen Tomlinson had 100 per cent
records for the January-July per-
iod.
Briefs
Dorothy and william Jepson,
children of Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Jep-
son of Cherry street have returned
from Deans, New Jersey where
they were visiting their grandma
ther, Mrs. Frank Case. Their bro
ther, Robert, remained at his
grandmother's home. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jepson went to New Jersey Sun
day and returned early Monday.
Mrs. Dennis Carroll of Cherry
street has returned\ from Boston
where she visited relatives during
the past week. Her son, Dennis, Jr.,
went to Boston Sunday and return
ed with his mother.
The condition of Julia Neary,
well known church street resident,
who has been a patient at st. Mary's
hospital for some time, was con-
sidered very grave to-day.
Over $4,000 Now
Additional donations have sent
the Dayton Tribute fund total
above $4,000, it was announced
this morning at the office of the
local Chamber of Commerce. 1t
has now reached $2,0S1.5O.
Subscriptions received since the
last list will be acknowledged
publicly later, it was stated today.
Letters of tribute to Mr.. Dayton,
veteran banker, continue to pour
in. Here are three:
Austin L. Adams,
Chairman Finance Committee,
Dayton Tribute
Dear Mr.. Adams:
1t is real pleasure for me to
have small part in a tribute to
our illustrious citizen, Mr.. A. H.
Dayton. To be loved and admired
by ones fellows down through the
years is distinctive and rare at
tainment, and one worthy of sin
cere congratulations. Permit me
to join with all the citizens of
Naugatuck in the wish and the
prayer that Mr.. Dayton may en-
joy many more years of useful ac-
tivity, as an outstanding asset to
the Community.
Very sincerely yours,
w. A. Reilly.
Naugatuck Daily News