The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-13

0tSEtn EuHu WrlVe
 The campaign committee of Vice tor N. Peterson, Joseph Carlson, Gunnard Anderson, Victor Olson and Adolph Nelson has started to plan for securing funds to cover the cost of remodeling the Salem Luth- eran church. Cost of the job Is es- timated at 426,000. New officers of the church were installed yester- day morning.
 All who have not made returns on sale of Christmas seals here are asked to do so immediately by Miss Julia Lum, chairman of the com rnittee in charge. As yet the local quota has not been attained. The sum of 9l,2oO has been raised which is ei70 short of the 9l,400 set as Naugatuck's quota.
 "" Bowlers Lose
 The Naugatuck "" Bowling team was defeated by the Middletown "Y'' team ct the local alleys Saturday afternoon. The Naugatuck team couldn't seem to get started and lost all { points. Seymour equires, Rus- sell Weaving, Alvin Noble, Frank Moroney, William 0algot and AL bert Kievman bowled for Nauga- tuck.
 The team bowls ct Waterbury next week.
 A pool tournament for high school juniors at the "" starts on Thurs day of this week. Matches will be IS points. Members who wish to enter this tournament are asked to sign up ct the "" now.
 Meet Tonight
 A large attendance Is expected ct the meeting tonight ct 8 o'clock of St. Mary's dramatic club. It will be held in the church hall and social session will follow the business meeting with entertainment being presented.
 The Systematic Benevolence com- mittee of the Congregational church has spent $3,250 during the past year on state, foreign and home work, It's report made yesterday shows. Mrs. Frederick B. Robinson, Miss Gertrude B. Whittemore and Mrs. Franklin s. Lobdell, offered tho report.
 A turkey luncheon is to be served Wednesday afternoon ct tho annual business session of the Ladies Aid society of the church ct l:i6. Year. iy reports will be made and officers for the coming year chosen. Troop 2 Boy Scouts will meet in the parish house Thursday night ct 7:30 and the Cubs will convene Friday after noon ct 3:30 with the Girl Scouts meeting at 2 ?. m. Friday.
 It is expected there will be Q large attendance ct the bridge par- ty to be held on Monday. Jan. 20 by members of the Parish Players society, in the parish house. Per- sons not playing bridge can play any other card game. Members and friends are asked to form teams and bring score cards, pads and table covers. Rev. Edward D. Hance, pastor, asks all wishing to join the church to communicate with him. He will be free any afternoon. All wishing to get notices in the church calendar should submit them by Thursday.
 Concert Wednesday
 A concert by Professor Samuel Youngquist of New York City on Wednesday night will feature this weeks program at the Salem Lu- theran church. The local church choirs are sponsoring the affair which will be held in the church. Professor Youngquist is soloist in Q large church in New York City.
 A meeting of Evangeline circle will be held tomorrow night at 8 o'clock in the church hall with Mrs. Arthur Pearson and Miss Pauline Pearson as hostesses.
 The Junior Brotherhood will meet Friday night at 6 o'clock. The Junior mission band will convene Saturday afternoon at 3. Willis Pee terson and Miss Jane 0isslander were soloists at the church service Sunday.
 Reports for the past year will be made at the annual session of St. Michael's Episcopal church which will be held in the parish house to- morrow night at 6 o'clock. Officers will be elected.
 The Girls Friendly society will meet tonight at o'clock in the parish house and the annual ses- sion of the Women's auxiliary is scheduled for Tuesday at ?. nj. in the parish house. A talk on her trip two years ago to South Ameri- ca will be given by Mrs. George M. Rumney.
 The Junior Girls Friendly group will convene Thursday at 3:46 D. m. in the parish house and Troop . Boy Scouts will meet Thursday night at 7:30.
 Mrs. Loretta Caspar of Rubber avenue was Q visitor yesterday in New York city.
 Mrs. Edward penrose of Frederick street spent yesterday in New York.
 John etreyer of Johnson street has returned from New York city.
 Miss Anna Holland of Scott street visited friends yesterday in New York city.
 FOURTH DIVISION
 REUNION SATURDAY
 Several Waterhurians are expect aA an aftasld tha reunion Of the