The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-09-09


the U, s. Rubber Products, Inc,
here will be held next Saturday at
Lake Quassapaug 1t was announced
today. II was postponed recently
because of bad weather conditions.
All committees have been held
intact and due to longer time to
plan have made more elaborate
plans. John Helm, chairman OF
athletic events has advised all con-
testants to keep to the daily grind
of training and competition is ex-
pected to be at fever height. Charlie
Macdonald has advised ell beauty
contestants TO keep their supply Of
cosmetics up. This should bring out
another group that will rival the At
lantic City pageant.
Mrs. M. Popke and Mrs. N.
Butcher, chairman and assistant
chairman have taken great pains to
make this affair O bangup time and
ask all working In these depart
ments to do their utmost to be
there. This also includes any for
mer stitchers that are now In other
departments. They have selected
many beautiful and useful prizes for
all events through the cooperation OF
the Industrial Relations Department
Of the Naugatuck plant.
Schools Open Today
Local Local school children re-
sponded for the opening OF public
and parochial schools here this
morning. II Is not expected there
will be over-crowded conditions.
There will be q kindergarten IN
Beebe street school this year, request
ed by parents Of the children In that
section, and there will be only one
sixth grade In Salem school with
four seventh grades there.
There have been O number OF
teaching changes In the grammar
school and high school since the
spring term ended. All children en-
tering school for the first time must
have been vaccinated.
Parochial school children at 81.
Francis attended q mass this MORN
Ing at $50 o'clock with school ses-
Sl0nS SturtlnR NJ o, H.
Judges Announced
Names OF judges for the flower
show to be held by the Chamber OF
Commerce Friday and Saturday In
st. MichaelS parish house were an
nounced today. They are: Mrs. VII.
liam II. Bassett and Mrs. Robert Lat
tin, both OF Cheshire, Miss Beatrice
Allen OF Derby, Mrs. John Demar-
est Of Orange, and Mrs. Leon War"
ner OF Milford.
Exhibits may be placed Thursday
night from Z to 0 or Friday morning,
but must be placed by II q. m, Fri
day. Persons who plan TO register
who have not received q classified.
ton list may get one by phoning the
local Chamber OF Commerce.
Boards Meet Monday
A report on matters In the vel
fare department Is expected to be
given by welfare superintendent
Leo scully next Monday night ct
the September meeting Of the board
OF public welfare, scheduled for 2
o'clock.
This meeting Is usually held at 8
o'clock but Is TO take place on hour
earlier as the meeting OF the board
OF warden and burgesses, postponed
from last night, will be held Mon
day at 8 p. m.
The change In the time Of the
borough board session was made late
Tuesday afternoon. 1t Is not ex'
pected there will be much business
at the welfare board session.
To Attend Convention
Delegates TO the democratic state
convention at Eastern Point WILL
leave tonight as the convention Will
open at 8 .. m. The Naugatuck
delegation, which Is unpledged, con.
sists Of Warden John J. Sheridan,
Matthey Scully, Burgess George
Fellows, Daniel J. Callahan, Joseph
Cavanaugh, Thomas Skehan, Judge
OF Probate d. Emmett Shea and VIC
tor Burfkus; the alternates are Rich
ard Neary, Sra, Jerry Posilo, joseph
Reynolds, John Bickerdike, EDWARD
Leary, Alexander Mccarthy, John
]. Burke and Edward Ryan.
Courses to Open
Monday, September IA, will marx
the opening Of two extension courses
for Naugatuck teachers at the Salem
school auditorium. DR.. Isle Forest,
assistant president Of Byrn Mawr
college and honorary fellow OF phi
losophy at Yale university, will in
struct on PHILOSOPHY Of Education"
and DR.. May Hall James OF yale
will conduct a course, "Humanizing
Arithmetic" Teachers completing
these will be given two credit points.
Courses held last year proved quite
successful.
To Represent Lodge
Mrs. Caroline Bornmann and MRS.
Ebba Langell will be the delegates
from Ramona Council, delegates OF
Daughters Of Pocahontas, at the