The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-17

pany $50; Plume and Atwood Man. ufacturing Company $10; Post Oh1ce carriers $58, clerks $40; Pru- dential Insurance Company $40; Root and Boyd 8; St. Mary's Hos- pital SIS; Scovill Manufacturing Company $26; Shoe Hardware Com pany $35.15; Smith and Griggs Company SIS; s. N. E. Ice Company $3; g. N. E. Telephone Company $128.25; Swift and Company $11; Visiting Nurses Association $10; Waterbury Buckle Company $39; Waterbury Clock Company $9; Wa terbury Club SIS; Waterbury Far rell Foundry and Machine Company no returns; Waterbury Fire De- partment SIS; Waterbury Manu- featuring Company $50.50; Water bury National Bank Building $9; Waterbury Savings Bank $34; Wa terbury Trust Company $l1; R. F. Worden and Sons, Inc. $55; Y. M. c. A. $7.
 School Returns
 School returns are as follows: Abbott $5; Anderson $6 Barnard $7; Begnal $1; Bishop $4; Chase $2; Columbia 8; Croft g; Crosby High school $37; Duggan $2; Driggs ST; Hendricken $3; Hopeville 8; Leav- enworth $6; Maloney $1: Merriman $3; Mulcahy g; Russell $5; Sprague $9; Tinker $5; Walsh $5; Webster $6; Slocun1 $11.
 District Totals
 District returns are as follows Bunker Hill, Mrs. E. R. Patzold, chairman $393.50; West Side Hill, Mrs. Frank P. McEvoy, chairman, and Mrs. RidgeWay Shinn,. vice. chairman $347.00 including St. Mar garet's school, Miss Alberta Edell, $50; and Waterbury hospital, Dr. Henry Mason, $86; East End, Mrs. i Joseph DiPietro, chairman, $29; Fairlawn Section, Mrs. E. H. Glover chairman $107.50; Washington Hill, Mrs. Henry A. Hayden, chairman $11; Waterville district, c. Arthur DuBois, chairman, $sS: South Wa terbury, Mrs. Peter J. German, chairman and Mrs. Joseph ,Pilking- ton, vice-chairman, $50; Overlook district. Mrs. M. H. Toomey, chair man, $152.25; Mrs. O. P. Cooke. chairman, $23: Mrs. H. Mitchell Wallace, chairman, $2l5.50; Mrs. Frank L. Bugden, chairman $20650: Miss Ruth Raffel. chairman $388; Miss Bessie Whiting. chairman $l04.50: Mrs. Edith E. Ladd, chair man $24855; Miss Gertrude Glass; berg, chairman $7: Miss Helen Shanahan. chairman $33.35: Mrs. Samuel Berger, chairman $59; Thomas J. Shanahan, chairman $$56; Hellenic Orthodox church, Cos tas Paganias SIS; Russian Orthodox church, Rev. Peter Dzubay, $625.
 Bank boths under the chairman ship of Mrs. Irving H. Chase re- turned $63.41; office and mail sub scriptions, $738; fraternal organiza- tions and associations $247.
 Branches Come Through Chapter Branches returned a to- tai of $i,300.69 as follows: Middle bury, Mrs. r. A. Waters, chairman, assisted by Mrs. Ira Stevens. vice. chairman, $529; Platts Mills, Miss Cora Roberts $7: Woodbury, Miss Lottie Hitchcock, $248.45: South- bury, Southford, Oxford and South Britain. Mrs. Burritt Curtiss, chair man $57.60; Plymouth, Mrs. Fred Buell., chairman $86.35; Prospect, Mrs. Clifford Clark. chairman. $50; Thomaston, Mrs. John Braxl, chair man, $303.29: Wolcott, Robert Grant, chairman $22.
 Instruction Class
 The initial class in first aid in- struction, sponsored by the local chapter of the American Red Gross in the Chase Dispensary through the courtesy of Dr. B. Henry Mason of Waterbury hospital, was given yesterday to a group of men by Louis F. Laun, director of life-sav- ing and first aid.
 Mrs. Edith Ladd. secretary of the Waterbury Chapter. announced this morning classes for women will be given some time in the pear future and women desirous of joining may call headquarters (5-l22D as soon, as possible.