The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-16

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 jamin Rogers, mother { who come to the Methodist church for their dinner on Thursday night will be most welcome.
 Three Times Weekly
 Roman Catholic children in pub lie schools here will be required to receive religious instructions three times week now, according to a recent ruling of Bishop Maurice McAuliffe.
 It was announced yesterday at St. Francis school church that children of that parish must re- ceive such instruction on Sundays, after the children's mass, and on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons from 3:30 to 4 o'clock.
 Last year the children were re- quired to receive such instruction only twice weekly. Cooperation of school authorities in releasing the Catholic children from school on those days in order to give them time to get to church by 3:30 will be asked by Rev. Edwin Gaffney. principal of St. Francis school. Parents were urged yesterday to see that their children get to classes on time.
 Annual Session Tonight
 Annual reports will be made and officers for the ensuing year elected at the meeting tonight at 8 o'clock of the Ladies auxiliary to the local American Legion post. The session will be held at the home of Mrs. Mae Brooder, Carroll street. Miss Ann Weaving has been president for the past three years. A report on the recent state convention will be made. A full attendance of membesr is expected.
 Funeral of Charles White
 The funeral of Charles White, Naugatuek resident for 38 years who. died early Saturday morning was held at 8:30 this morning from his late home, Mill street to St. Hedwig's church at 9 o'clock, where a requiem mass was cele- brated, the pastor, Rev. Paul Pie- chocki, pastor, officiating. Burial was in St. James cemeetry.
 MT. White Is survived by his wife. Julia, four sons, Edward of New Haven. Joseph of Boston and Henry and Carl of Naugatuck; and four daughters. Mrs. Burton Fuller of Norwalk, Mrs. Mary Bennett, New Haven. Helen of New York and Stella of Naugatuck. MT. White was born in Poland but came to Naugatuck in 1897.
 Bremen Enjoy Selves
 An enjoyable time was had by local firemen who participated in the Seymour Tercentenary >celebra- ton Saturday. The local men did not win any prize for appearance in the parade and there was no hose-laying race, although one had been expected.
 The town was well taken care of in their absence. a few paid firemen and honorary firemen being re- tained in the hose house. No fires occurred. however.
 Contests Feature Outing
 Featured by a close fly-casting contest, about 250 members of the Naugatuck Fish and Game associa- ton had a highly successful time yesterday at the outing of that so- ciety. The affair was held at the clubs grounds in straitsville.
 James Baker won the accuracy t..y-c"gting competition with, u 93 points score. He just edged out Herman Passeck who had 91 and Art Guberman came in third with a 90. Baker won the Dr. Beere cup for accuracy.
 It was a gala day for the Bak- CTS, for Leslie Baker club presi- dent. won the distance fly casting meet with a cast of 75 feet. Fred Baker. brother of Leslie, and Art Gruberman tied for second place but in the playoff Guberman cast Fl feet to gain sole second place honors.
 Ned Baker, 1O-year-old son of Mir. and Mrs. Leslie Baker, indicat- cd he may outstrip his father in competition in few years as he cast more than 50 feet several times. Spencer H. Anderson of Bridgeport gave special fly casting exhibition and acted as judge of the contests.
 A fine bake was served and in a short talk Floyd Rasmussen said the officers and club members should be complimented for the excellent work the club has done during the year.
 Chemical Outing Enjoyed
 A varied and interesting pro- gram provided an enjoyable day for 1000 employees of the Nauga- tuck Chemical company who held their annual outing Saturday at Lake Quassapaug. Members of tho softball team of married men are still boosting of the seeking they gave the single men. They won 2S to {. Emmett Nixon explained the winners and Oscar Blomquist the losers.
 Briefs
 MT. and Mrs. John Hogan of Torrington were visitors in the bor- ough yesterday. Mrs. Hogan was the former Miss Helen McGraw of Naugatuck.
 Miss Agnes Gormley of Carroll street has returned from New YorK city where she spent several days.
 Mir. and Mrs. Edward Hanlcy who were married last week have returned from their wedding trip. Mrs. Hanley was Miss Martha Brand4cn prior to her wedding.
 Donald o'Toole of May street