The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-13

was 02.O3 and total enrolment 1870.
For high school evening classes, the
average attendance was 1894 with
1914 enrolled and for all evening
classes, average attendance was
282.377 with 502 enrolled.
There are still many demands
for subjects such as cooking, sewing,
craftsmanship, arts and crafts with 10
classes now In operation In the high
school.
sixty-eight pupils for the Amer.
icanization classes made o trip TO
town hall where they received first
hand instruction on "how to operate
the voting machine" The pupils had
a chance to cast vote on the ma
chine. Many Of them voted for the
first time, 10 they were very excited
to know Just what TO do on election
day. Before the trip was made,
classroom lessons on ''how TO oper.
ate the voting machine" were given
by ell the teachers.
A trip to the fire house will be
planned soon. There the pupils will
be shown how the eight o'clock
whistle blows.
Miss Neary Reports
Miss Elizabeth Neary, school nurse
made 1909 health inspections In Oc-
tober, gave IL class talks on care Of
eyes and 20 individual talks. There
were three tonsilar and adenoidal
conditions corrected by surgery and
10 minor cuts and bruises dressed.
The Red Cross dental clinic had
1855 patients In October with rs
teeth extracted, A filled and 20 cases
completed, IL In cash being re-
ceived, Miss Helen King, dental
hyglenist, reported. In the schools
there were 096 children examined,
80 class room talks and "a prophy-
Tactic treatments.
There wer "a absent from school
for various reasons In october, Peter
J. Foley, attendance ofilcer reported.
Average attendance In the nursery
class In Prospect street school was
~ last month with 20 registered,
II sessions held and Is visitors.
The nurse and two instructors
attended an excellent training
course at the Cedar street school,
New Haven, during the week OF Oc-
tober $3.50, under federal auspices
The nursery class was closed that
week.
Go To Hartford
Warden John j. Sheridan and
Chief OF Police John A. Adamson
went TO Hartford today TO confer
with state commissioners relative
to erecting an automatic light at
the foot Of City Hall street. They
hope to secure permission TO do
this. At the meeting OF the board
OF warden and burgesses Tuesday
1t was revealed ty the police chief
that he had been informed by
state official that the state bars
automatic lights on state highways.
There Is such o light ut the inter-
section OF Maple and Main streets,
but 1t Is controlled most OF the day
by O policeman In the booth near
there.
TO Help Day Nursery
A collection OF groceries for the
purpose OF making a Thanksgiving
Offering to the Day nursery will be
taken up at ST. Michael's Episcopal
church on Sunday, .ov. ~, II was
announced today. Each child Is
asked to bring something that can
be used at the Day nursery.
The choir OF the church will rem
der CARROTS Harvest Cantata al
7 p. m. Sunday night, Nov. ~ In
the church, the offering will be for
the benefit OF the organ fund.
A meeting of the Girls Friendly
society Of the church will be held
ut 8 p. m. Monday. II will be a
"Nelghborhood" meeting and men,
bers Of the Ansonia CTS. will be
guests of the local society. Next
Friday the Church Helpers harvest
bakery sale at Culver's store on
Church street, is scheduled.
Boy Scouts Help
Naugatuck Boy Scouts have been
doing their bit TO contribute to the
success OF the Red Cross roll call
by delivering posters, etc, TO the
stores and business establishments
In town.
John Pyatt OF the Naugatuck
scout committee was responsible for
this project. The scouts taking part
were Robert Grant Of Troop 2;
August Fidalge Of Troops. Ray
johnson of Troop 9. George Dia-
mont Of Troop Z. Senior scout Jack
Pvatt of Troop z yvag IN charge Of