The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-16
NAUGATUCK
WIN. D. Baxter. Correspondence Naarntuck sss-s
Topic May Feature Meeting Tomorrow - John A.
BaIinsky HOnored at Syracuse University

Naugatuck, May 16.--Poppy
sale will be discussed at q special
meeting Of the Naugatuck post,
American Legion, Friday night at
8 o'clock In the store of Thomas
Reynolds on Church street, Conn
mander Albert Robinson of the
Legion announced to-day.
The committee composed OF
heads of various veterans organ
izations In Naugatuck, which is In
charge OF plans for the Memorial
day parade to be held here May
80, met last night in Pythian hail
and made more plans for the pa
rade and celebration. Barton Tolles
OF Seymour, member OF the district
membership committee OF the Lee
gion and Legion District Comman-
der Fabian of Hamden were
among the official visitors present.
They gave many useful suggestions
in connection with the plans.
Enthusiasm for the parade con-
tinues to run high and there is
every reason to believe 1t will be
one OF the most successful Dec0ra-
ton day parades ever held in Nau-
gatuck. Subcommittee have
been named and are working hard
to make the celebration notewor-
thy. The committee will meet
again next Wednesday night.
Beardsley in New York
Borough Engineer Robert D.
Beardsley OF Meadow street was a
visitor to-day on business In New
York city.
Allerton chapter, Royal Arch
Masons had as its official repre-
sentatives at the annual convoca-
ton OF the grand chapter, r. A..
M. in Hartford Monday and Tues
day the following:. Claremont I.
Tolles, Warren d. Abel and Myron
Noble. Other local attendants
were Past Grand High Priest Rev
Arthur +. Lewis, Fred Tuthill,
Norris Follett and Arthur Downes.
Naugatuck was honored by hav-
ing Eugene H. Ellis elected to the
office of grand principal sojourner.
They attended the annual banquet
and entertainment in the ball room
of the Bond hotel.
F1using Mains
Au5ntt6 VI LIE lOW pIc66uIG,
system of the Naugatuck Water Co
took place this morning after II p.
m. 1t will continue until early to.
morrow morning. Those living in
the center section will be affect
ed. Water will be muddy Friday
morning when first turned on.
John A. Balinsky, son OF Mr.
and 1fis John A. Balinsky of SIS
being pledged to the Double Seven
Beebe street, has been honored by
junior honorary society at SYRIA
cuse university where he is a
sophomore. He is a member Of
the baseball squad there and Is
taking liberal arts course. He
was star athlete at the Nauga-
tuck high school in several sports.
Beautify Field
Workmen under the direction Of
William NJ. Shepardson, landscape
expert, are planting so trees at
Recreation field. 1t Is expected
these trees win add to the beauty
of the field. They are being plant
ed on the outside portion which
has been graded.
The trees are mostly evergreens
and are expected to present quite
a pretty effect. Mr. Shepardson,
who resides in Middlebury, is an
expert at this work. The work was
delayed for a short time by the
fatal accident to Theodore Schiman
whom Mr. Shepardsan has praised
highly for his ability and work.
The funeral Of Chester Shank,
16, who died Tuesday will be held
tomorrow morning at S:30 from the
Mccarthy funeral home, Cedar
street, to st Francis church at .
o'clock, where a requiem mass
will be celebrated. Burial will be
in st James cemetery.
Funeral of John Sodlosky
The funeral of John Sodlosky,
died Tuesday will be held tomorrow
morning at $3.50 from the home
of his sister, Mrs Alice Nork. 20
Orchard street, to st Mary's church
at 0 o'clock where a requiem mass
will be celebrated. Burial will be
in st Francis cemetery.
Roast mutton and canned milk
will be distributed to needy of the
borough tomorrow, Supt Albert 3.
Cox of the public welfare depart
ment announced today. This is.
taken from recent shipment of
government food.
Visits in Philadelphia
Aftes In-al nnu1iny - NJ af
North Hoadley street, Is visiting
friends in Philadelphia. She ex-
poets to return in two weeks.
The card party scheduled to be
held tonight by the Naugatuck di-
vision, Ancient Order of Hiber-
mans, has been postponed until
Thursday, May 80.
Going 10 Mexico
Clarence Jones, new president
OF the Naugatuck Rotary club. and
George Wigglesworth. past presi-
dent, will represent the local So
ciety as delegate and alternate. re-
spectively,satt the convention Of Ro-
tary International to be held from
June IL to June 81 in Mexico City.
Mexico. They were chosen at the
club meeting yesterday noon In
Halls tavern.
Investigation was being made to-
day as to who caused the dam near
Wcbster's pond in Millville to give
way allowing the water to recede
at least three feet. This occurred
sometime Tuesday, it is believed,
and was first noticed yesterday.
FERA workers were active to-
day attempting to erect the barrier