The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-16

90 points ana Leo karaDan who
had SO points. These two fellows
have now knowledge of breaking
a strangle hold, carrying drowning
persons, and artificial respiration
A schooling for the senior test was
held six weeks prior to the final
test.
In August a similar schooling
program will be held for the jun
Tors SO that they also may be of
help to drowning persons.
Derby Man to Talk
Senator Henry M, Bradley who
is chairman of the International
service committee of the Derby
Rotary Club will be the speaker at
the weekly meeting of the Nauga-
tuck Rotarians tomorrow noon at
Halls tavern. Senator Bradley will
talk on Some Experiences on My
Trip to Ireland" He Is known as
an interesting speaker and histor-
ian.
A club assembly will be held on
the lawn at John Schmuck's home
on North Church street, next
Thursday. Members of the Aims
and Objects committee and the
Club Service Committee are ex-
pected to attend. Bill Chittenden
and Ed Sodlosky comprise the
committee to arrange for the even
ing meal which will be served at
$3.50 o'clock. Members Of the above
two committee are asked to let
Messrs Chitenden and Sodlosky
know IL they can attend.
Some club members are planning
to attend the Rotary, gathering at
Norwich to be held a week from
tomorrow. The program extends
from 8 a. m. to late afternoon.
Luncheon will be served at 1915
p. m. and dinner at p. m. The
secretary of the club must know by
tomorrow just who is going.
To Be Examined
Two more local youths, James
Jazina and Joseph Laniewski, will
go to New Haven tomorrow to un-
dergo the physical examination re-
quired before admittance to the
Civilian Conservation Corps.
If accepted they will go to al
conditioning camp. Thus far, all
have ben sent from here for exam
ination with nine being accepted.
There is room for still more on the
local quota.
Fire Chief Broadcasts
Fire Chief Milton Calvin broad
cast last night over Station WATR.
He was in a sketch and told about
the Union City Fire of 1928. He
was introduced as "the youngest
fire chief in the state" He acquit-
ted himself quite creditably.
Plan Card Party
Ramona Council No 43, D. Of P.
will hold a card party Monday
evening, July %, at o'clock on
the avn of Mrs. William Lucas,
265 South Main street, prizes will
be awarded winners, refreshments
served. The public are invited. Mrs.
Theresa Scott is chairlady in
charge. If the weather does not
permit the card party will take
place in Goodyear hall, Odd Fell
lows building.
To Play Tonight
Manager Ed Wilcox's Hammer
Club nine will meet Dennis Car
rolls Tavern team in a game of
softball to be played at the Recre-
alton field tonight at $3.50 o'clock.
The rivalry between the two mines |
is keen and fine game is expect
ed. Such stars as Luke Comiskey,
Frank Mulesky and Beecher Wood
side have lately been added to the |
Hammer Club combine.
Crusade Union Boy Singers
The Crusade Union Boy Singers,
an organization of thirty-six chill |
dren famous for their excellent |
chorus work, will give a concert at |
the Naugatuck Methodist church |
this Wednesday evening at eight |
fifteen o'clock. There will be no
admission charge, a voluntary OFF,
ering being the only financial re-
ward these youngsters will receive |
for the evening of music they will |
present. The Crusade Union Boy |
Singers have ben giving perform
ances in various Connecticut COM
munities. This Sunday, they sang
in the Naugatuck Congregational
church; and their fine work there |
will recommend them to those who !
wish to hear them again, as well as
to many friends who will welcome |
an opportunity of hearing the sing
ers on a week-night. The general |
public is urged to take advantage |
of this unique opportunity. The
Crusade Union Boy Singers were
a feature of the Worlds Fair in
Chicago last year !. +. Friends in
the community who are willing to
take one or more of the singers,
and entertain them at Wednesday
supper and Thursday breakfast.
and give them sleeping, quarters,
are asked to get in touch with Rev.
Zeiter, Phone 1888, on Wednesday
Warden At Meeting
Warden John J. Sheridan was
in Hartford today on a matter
which will be of considerable in
terest to Naugatuckians. He was
a conference of Connec-
ticut mayors at which the new
Works Progress administration
program in this state will be an
by State Senator Matthew
A. DAILY, w. p. administrator in
Just what changes II
will entail in Naugatuck is expect
ed to be definitely learned by the
warden.
It has been reported here that
some Of the FERA Office workrcs
may be dropped under the FERA
but Chris Groh. local FERA off,
ciai, does not believe this to be
true.
Attends Convention
Union City chapter, Disabled
Veterans. was represent
ed at the 18th national ID. A. wi
convention today by Commander
ohm Dstroski. The convention be-