The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-19

Df. Peter OrlRultiS, eultof or tne Lithuanian Daily News, nationally circulated Lithuanian paper, ad- dressed Q large audience last night at Venta hall, i03 Green street. He discussed politics of the present day in America and told of prevailing condings among the people of Lith- uania. The speaker discussed both major political parties.
 Joseph Y. zemaitis of 570 High land avenue, son Of MT. and Mrs. George J. zemaitis, is Q member of the tennis team at Rensselaer, Polytechnic institute. Zemaitis has played on the institute team for the last two years. He is c senior In the department of chemistry, mem- ber of the radio club and student branch of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers. He prepared at Crosby high school.
 Itams Meet Tonight
 Members of the Itam club will meet at their club rooms tonight at 6 o'clock from which point they will proceed to tho home of tho late Mrs. Teresa ortello, ct 300 Wilson street.
 Tho Holy Name society of Mt. Carmel church will visit tho home of the late Teresa Ortello tomorrow night in c body. Mrs. Ortello was one of the first Italians to settle in this city.
 K. of l.. Activities
 The regular business meeting of the Knights of Lithuania Monday night will bo followed by c social period according to an anuonce- ment made today by President Joe seph P. AliShauSky.
 The Lithuanian CitizenS' Polit- ical club VIII conduct 0 smoker and entertainment ct Venta hall, Green street, next Wednesday night. The committee in charge consists of Charles WaBilauskaS, Edward Satu- los, Stanley Bakanas, Mathew Auk- levich and Joseph Steponaitis.
 Laden Speaker
 John J. Ladden was the speaker ct the Brooklyn YMCA forum last night at the Washington avenue hut. His talk was followed with c showing of educational moving pic- lures.
 Tuesday night in time to attend the annual banquet of the Naugatuck Hose, Hook and Ladder company.
 Much Measles Here
 A number of local residents arc sick with or have recently recovered from measles. This sickness seems to be spreading here. Many local fac- tory workers have been hit and there are c number Of children suf- foring from this ailment.
 This winter has been one of the most severe not only inth c weather here but also in the amount of sick ness it has brought. There have been an unusual number Of cases of grip and pneumonia has been of 6 most serious nature. Ioca doctors and nurses have been kept quite busy.
 Further indications Of spring arc seen by the arrival in the local post office of shipments of baby chicks here. These arrive each year about tho time spring B due to start.
 naltae RnaaasaRA
 Increased pressure for fire hy- drantS here will result from the erection in the summer Of c 200,- 900 gallon gtandpipe on MillVillc avenue west Of North Hoadley street. The Standpipe will be connected with the high service system which covers c large section of the town About onc-thlrd of the houses built here in recent years have been built in the district the high service Sys- tenn covers. It b expected fire hy- drant service will Dc increased Bcv- eral hundred per cent. It will be necessary to install 2,000 feet of i0- inch pipe in erecting the gtandpipe, The work will be done by the Nau- Bhbubh WhbGK COHHphiye
 Waters in the reservoirs of the Naugatuck Water company ig quite safe for drinking purposes, t was found recently after an inspection by q U. s. health department rcprescn- tative. No evidence of bacteria as q result of flood waters was found. Those who wish to make doubly sure, however, arc advised to boil water used for drinking.
 A large attendance is anticipated tonight when the first showing of "oh Doctor" musical comedy te be presented by the Methodist church dramatic club will be given. The sprightly comedy will be offered in tho Methodist church hall by . cast of 4i singers and dancers. Rev. John