The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-15


 second annual banquet of the Chase Foremen's association Saturday eve- ming at the Hotel Elton where over 400 members, friends and invited guests enjoyed one of the best ball. anced programs ever presented un- der the auspices of this organiza- tion.
 President Frederick s. Chase paid high honor to the veteran members of the Chase Brass & Copper com- pany in his address which met with the hearty approval of all present. He characterized the cooperative spirit of these veteran workers whose advice today he said is in- valuable as they worked diligently through previous depressions.
 A stirring tribute was paid by Mir. Chase to several members of the company who were called to the great beyond since the twenty-f1rst annual banquet. The flowers on the speakers table, at his suggestion, were sent to Frank Slade, veteran well liked employe, who is on the danger list at the Waterbury hos pital after a recent injury sustained at work.
 MT. Chase's suggestion that Jen- nic Hurley and Annie Barrett be made members of the foremen's as- sociation's "50 year club" for their untiring efforts and long service with the Chase companies.
 Albert K. Roswell of Pittsburg gave one of the most humorous talks principal speaker at a ban uuet has ever given. His witty and original sayings kept his listeners in splits throughout.
 Others at the speakers table were the following officials of Chase's and Kennecott Copper Corp, parent company of the local company; Rodney Chase, Robert L. Coe, Fred A. Jackie, Charles E. Hart, Jr, John H. Gilbert, James Conlong, Edgar H. Hammond, E. Rowland Chase, John B. Moss and William Clarke.
 Other guests were Jim" Wigmore, Adolph Becker and Bernard Keegan all 5O-year employees; Irving H. Chase, Rev. Francis M. O'Shea, ad- ministrator of the Church in the Immaculate Conception; Rev. The odore c. Bobilin, pastor of the First Methodist church; George o. Donnell, president of the American Brass Foremen's association; and John Fogarty, president of Scovill Foremen's association.
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 Robert Strohacker, president of the Chase Foremen's association, introduced F. s. Chase as toastmas- ter. Earl Samson led the group singing and played the bazooka.
 Harry Gordon was chairman of the arrangements committee which included Leo Conway, John Lawlor, John Hanlon, E. Rowland Chase, Al Schott, Paul Peterson, John Grady, Wesley Clarke, Charles Rush, Tim othy Ferris. William Caligan and Charles Patterson.
 Among those present were: M. J. Dempsey, J. Conlong, w. L. Dwyer, Rev. T. c. Bobilin, Laurence Gillard, Emile H. Richards, Irving w. Chase, Emile H. Richards, Irving w. Chase, Leslie A. Davis, Norwood Webster, J. A. Bates, w. B. Bryan, c. Pym, Arthur Phelan, H. B. Coe, P. c. Dixon, F. Ferris, F. Nealey, E. w. Roath, Erwin Bates, J. E. Eng land, Michcael Dichelle. Robert Havey, Charles Schmitz, Robert E. King, Jack J. Hanlon, James Cor man, Allan H. Upton, Wilson Miller, E. c. Broun, N. L. Heureux, F. Car roll, L. Lott, L. L. Heureux, J. Nolan, John s. Coe, George Ericson, F. Galasso, J. Galasso, Patsy Fasano, Dominic Telesco, Vincent Luccarelli, William Sheehy, Santo Valvo, Garry Dickinson, J. Beunanskas, Bernard T. Wilcox, Joseph Haggerty, J. Phelan, M. J. Wall, Andrew Perrin, Robert Curry, A. Hallberg, B. F. Nolan, Angelo Dileo.
 Owen M. Layden, Fred LaChance, Walter O. Norman, w. T. Radzunas, J. Sizerson, Frank J. Keliher, Jack Raynor, A. Aguino, G. T. Pernatozzi John Driscoll. F. Gracey, Truman B. Fox. Frank P. Strong, J. W. Watt, w. A. Jarvis, Walter Phelan, Leo Conway, George c. Donnell, John Fogarty, H. w. Schott, Thom- as D. Skipp, John Calvin. K. c. Johnson, Harold Hughes, Louis L. Simons, w. A. Houston, Roland O. Palmer, c. H. Reihl, Fred Eterginio, Phil DeNoi, Don Calabune, Everett Grahn, George T. Dillon, s. Pan- aski, Charles L. Raymond. L. Mo- Carthy, Patrick Shea, Paul A. Fa- gan, Austin Resin, Gerard E. Laug- eler, M. Green, Paul Doran. John Haggerty.
 Harold J. Slatin, W. Buckingham, Walter M. Painter, Samuel Reid, Jr., Maurice Horan, William MacLean, Joseph B. Dunn, J. E. Giacin, Leo Dubay. Michcael J. Caysin. Alfred J. Pratt, Eric T. Larson, John H. Mclean, Louis Ritucci. w. H. Butt, Carl Froelich. P. J. Shea, T. Sulli- van, James Carbon, Frank Colinson, c. Sengstacken. John Lally, A. o. Becker, Bernard Kugan, James W. Wigmore, J. w. Gilbert, c. E. Hart, IT,, Robert Riley, Robert L. Coe, Robert Strohacker, F. s. Chase.
 ?. M. O'Shea, Irving H. Chase, w. W. Clarke, E. R. Chase, Edward Iiigham. F. c. Parker, Andrew c. -" A.