The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-14
Eventual Total Of
 Million Predicted
 By Residents Here
Salem Lutheran Birthday Festival Enjoyed By S3-St Mary's Girls Give Valentine Social Tonight;
 Agnes Campbell, Teacher, Dies in New York
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 Naugatuck. Feb lA-NaNaataek Aaa the largest pNyEOll last month Vlnce the payroll tgSres have been eOmplled hy tho local Chamber ot CunHnQEcN. thN monthly business ea1Fvey. issued this mQEnlng o9 Irene @Qeig0A secretary ot the chamber ohoWed
 Tue paxFOlla toaAled eIel. l.SeA an lnoeeAse oe 9llGAl0 over NgureS Tor December, However, January was Q lAva week month, with I've pay dAyA and the were oEfay four weekly pay- days ln December.
 me nearest tO this was paid out here tn August, le0A also . i've pay. day EIoAtA, when pNyrolS toeAled 3VeASy0. about $l0e less than Jan- UAxyS iigUEe. It would not oe very SurpraslnR Co have payxolls in one month tN the next Slx total se00.- o0o. Some predict m eventual top of . mlllioN dollars, which would he exceptional for . town this slze.
 The payroll total In January, ls0S. Q foNr-Week month. wAS $S2a,0eA Sles,O0o less than thlS years figure Postal deposits shamped last month over the busy December figure when the Christmas rush wAS tn- oluaed, They were &H2ee in January, 9Nloa M December and SeA91 tn January. ls0S, Savings deposits were slightly less lest month being Ses1AS,- Ooe as compared Co $&,ye, e,lal in De- oemher end $A6ele0e In January. 1888, A total of 1eAe telephones were in use tn January, 2l9A In December and 2eey ln January, 1eSs, More gas WAa consumed last month than in December or January. leNs, Eleetrt- cal consumption was conSiredahly higher than tn December or in JaM- uAxy ee lask year,
 Festival Emiayea
 A dellghtfWl program featured Che first quarterly birthday festival last niaAt in the salem Lutheran church, Tue prozraIn consisted of Q piano seAsctlon by Evelyn Morine. a rcad- i'm by IslldA Thompsons vocal solo. Doris Anderson, accompanied by Victor RohS, address Mother, a touching talk by Idott V, olsons . vocal solo by Mrs, Louis Johnson. accompanied hy Mrs, Arthur Pear | Sons reading. Mrs, Ida Andersons tAlk, Past ard Present., I, V. Olson and remarks by Rev. William R. Frundherg, pastor,
 The school room was beautifully decorated with candles and hearts and shaMrocks designated the first three months. There were SS hosts and @ guests present. Retresh- ments were served and q social hour enjoyed. The ladies Aid society ot the church sponsored the attair. The committee consisted of Mrs. Carl Thompson, chairman, Mrs, Joseph JdAnson, refreshmentss Mrs. Ida Anderson. pro9rams Miss Julia An- derson. decorating.
 The junior and senior ohoirs will rehearse tonight for the Luther League Concert next Wednesday February the 18th. at es1S D m. | The proceeds win he added to the | Building Fund.
 A Valentine Social will Do held in | the church hall by the children ot Mary of st. MaryS parish this eve- nlng. Rita O,Hrien will entertain with several dances. Various games | win be played and priaes awarded for each.
 Nzlss Campbell Dles
 Miss Agnes Campbell. well known here. died last night at her home. | lai0 Mahan avenue. Bronx, N. Y.. after an illness of several months. | Miss Campbell. . teacher in New | York for years. visited Nauaatuck l frequently during her summer va- cations.
 she vas born in Ireland. She leaves two sisters In England. Mrs. James Rahill and Mrs. Baker. and several nieces and nephews in New York.
 The body will he brought to the | Mccarthy funeral home. 2t Cedar l street. The funeral will be held Monday morning from the funeral home t0 st. Franeis' church with burial in St James cemetery. Time | and ether arrangements will he ans nounced later.
 A demonstration of preparation of | seed flats and cold frames will be given this afternoon by Mrs. John | Broadrlck at Q meeting Of the gar- den dsparsment of the Womens club in the children'0 library at 2 o'clock. Papers on timely topics for | February will be read.
 Rawson ". Haddon. director of l tl,e Asatlatuck Historical society of Waterbury. will exhibit colonial in- terlors ln homes. with lantern slides. next Monday at 3 ?. m. in Masonic hall
 Only glx Appeal
 Only six have appealed findings | Of assessors in the board of relief | eessiOus. Richard DuTkin. ST., mesii- ber of the beard, announced today. | This ls considered . low number | and unless many more appeal at the next session. saturday. Feb. 22. there will be little change tn the grand list.
 There is only one session left, Feb. 22. NO meeting will be held tomorrow.
 More than 1900 have paid their old ags assistance taxes, Assistant | Tnx Collector James Brennan has re. ported. This is moro than the mum" ber whO had paid personal taxes lest year q the same time, despite