The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-24
Maple street office all day and from 2 to 9 in the evening.

2 to g in the evening.
 An enjoyable miscellaneous show CT wa sheld for Miss Gertrude Kraus of Nixon avenue recently by Miss Louise Hulstrunk of Melbourne court. Mis- Kraus is to wed John Geary of Nixon avenue soon. Games were played and refreshments srv- ed. Miss Kraus received many beau- tiful gifts.
 To Wed Saturday
 Two well known Union City resi- dents, Miss Irene Sepkowsli, daugh- ter of Alexander Sepkowski and William c. Bendokas will wed next Saturday at St. Hedwig's church at 9 o'clock, it has been announced. PICK UP TWO. .. .. .. .. .... TAKE 2 NAUGY. .. =" .." ..".
 Local borough employees have re- ceived more than $14,000 in checks in the last five days, Borough Clerk Charles Daly reports. Teachers got their checks last Wednesday, police- men Thursday and yesterday men of the work division of the welfare department received their pay. works progress administration workers were to get their pay this afternoon.
 Special Programs
 Special musical programs have been arranged for Christmas day services in local churches. At 4:30 tomorrow morning 8 Swedish serv- ice will be held at the Salem Luth- eran church. The program follows: "Prelude-The First Nowell", Tekser Howard by orchestra and organ; professional = Hosannah, vogler; Anthem-O Nightingale, Awakel, Dickinson; sermon-1mmanuel, Rev. William R. Frendberg; anthem Still Grow the Evening Over Bethle- hem Town, V. Pisek, by church choirs; recessional hymn-Adeste Fidelis, Wade's Cantus Diversi; postlude-Gloria in Excelsis, Mozart by orchestra and organ.
 G. A. M.
 The English service program: Prelude-The First Novel;, orches- tra and organ: processional-Silent Night, Holy Night, church choirs; Anthem-O Nightingale, Awake, by church choirs; Anthem-Still Grows the Evening Over Bethlehem Town, by church choirS; sermon-Jesus, by Rev. Frendberg; Anthem-While Shepherds Watched Their Sheep, by church choirs; recessional hymn 34: postlude- Gloria in Excelsis, by organ and orchestra.
 The children's Christmas festival will be held Sunday evening at 6 p. m.
 Miss Leona O'Neal of Waterbury, teacher in the local high school, is spending the Christmas holidays in Bermuda.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Schick of New York city are visiting Mrs. Schick's parents, MT. and Mrs. Thomas Burns of Wood street for the Christmas holidays.
 Charles TraSk, student at Georgia Tech, is visiting relatives on South Main street.
 Raymond Du Bois, nlidShipman at the U. s. Naval Academy, An- napolis is holidaying at the home of his parents, MT. and Mrs. Lionel Du Bois of May street.
 Raymond Anderson, a student at Connecticut state college is visiting his parents, MT. and Mrs. Carl An- derson of Johnson street.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Sugrue of New York city were weekend vis- itors at. the home of MT. Eugrue's parents, Mir. and Mrs. Michael Sugrue of German street. They left today for Washington, D. O.. where they will spend Christmas. They plan to return here in 6 short time.
 Miss Blanche Laube who attends school in Boston, is spending the Christmas holidays with her par ents. Mir. and Mrs. William Laube of Rockwell avenue.
 Harry Benhana. e student at Wes- leyan university is visiting his par