The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-01
July Board Meeting This Afternoon May
 Be Unusually Quiet
Annual Cean-Up Campaign of Refuse on Private Prop erty Started TOday-Centennial Lodge to Install
 Officers July in Goodyear Hall
W ~ " VI ~ " IN Wm. J. Baxter COrrespOndent--rhone Naugatuok auAS

There will be no discussion of a vacancy at the meeting of the board of education this afternoon at 5:0O at the high school, Superintendent Harold E. Chittenden has announc- ed.
 He indicated it will be just a routine July meeting and stated he has not much business to bring up Supt. Chittenden said he expects there will be a quorum so that a meeting can be held. In some past years the board members have skipped the July meeting, it being the slow season of the year for the educators.
 There were reports prevalent among teachers that there would be a vacancy at the high school this year, but apparently there will be no discussion today of such vac- ancy. MT. Chittenden said he knows of no vacancies.
 Clean Up Refuse
 The street repartment workers to- day started the annual cleanup of refuse on private property here. They covered the east side of the town today and picked up tins cans, bottles, and other refuse left near the front of the private dwellings.
 Tomorrow the west side of the town will be covered and the Bristol Terrace section will also be cleaned up. Ashes and garbage will not be accepted.
 To Install July 12
 Officers of Centennial Lodge, odd Fellows, elected recently at meet ing in Goodyear hall, will be n- stalled on Monday, July 12. At the same time appointive officers will be named.
 Dwight Downs was chosen noble grand, succeeding Harry Bley. Other officers elected were: Woodrow w. Dillon, vice grand; Carl Hoadley, recording secretary; Jesse Barratt, financial secretary; William Rich ards, treasurer; James c. Warner, pianist: Clayton A. Bailey, trustee for three years. Because Of the holiday, no meeting is planned for Monday night.
 10 Wed Monday
 The wedding, of Miss Katherine Molnar, daughter of MT. and Mrs, Andrew Molnar, of Scott street, to John Lazdauskas, also of Scott street, son of the late MT. and Mrs. Anthony Lazdauskas, will take place in St. Francis Church Saturday morning at o'clock.
 To Attend Camp
 Fifteen children from Naugatuck and vicinity will vacation at Camp Mohawk, the tri-county Y. M. c. A. camp at Cornwall, H. L. Goodwin, Naugatuck member of the camp corporation has announced. The boys will go to camp this month and the girls in August. Choir boys of Ct. Michaels Episcopal Church will spend the last week of July at the camp with Alvin Wooster, choirmaster and organist, in charge. Those from this area enrolled in the camp are: Miriam A. Chamber lain, Eleanor R. Bassett, Muriel E. Glickman, Marion N. Glickman, Jeanne Greenblatt, Doris Goodwin, Jane E. Landermann, Corrine Hen neck, Betty J. Nawroth, Mary L. McManus, Cynthia Rittenband, Lois J. Pulver, Eleanor Russell, Esther Roossin, Larry J. Goldberg.
 Attend Wedding
 A number of local residents at- tended the wedding of Miss Mary A. Flanagan of New Haven to Franklin T. Egan of New Haven, Tuesday morning, at the St. John The Baptist Church, New Haven. They included: John J. Linskey, Or, MT. and Mrs. John J. Linksey, Jr., Mrs. John Dolan, MT. and Mrs. George E. Roberts, Mrs. Elizabeth Linskey, MT. and Mrs. Dennis M. Linskey. Miss Dorothy Roberts, Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Linskey, Miss Constance Linskey, MT. and Mrs. James Grant and daughter, Lor- raine, and MT. and Mrs. Joseph Zehnder.
 Install Tonight
 Installation of newly-elected of ficers of Svea and Sveaborg lodges, Order of Vasa, will be held at a meeting to be held in Pythian hall tonight at O'CLOCK.
 To Attend Tea
 A number of members of the gar- den department of the Naugatuck Women's club are planning to at- tend a garden tour and tea for the benefit of the Litchfield Wild Gar den club n Litchfield on Thursday, July IS. Guides will meet cars at the Golden Eagle Antique shop on the village green at 2:30 p. In,, and tea will be served in the garden of the old law school. Anyone in town Interested, can attend. Reservations should be made as socn as possible with Mrs. Walter I. Lamson, c hair man of the Women's club depart ment.
 Farm Bureau Meets
 The Farm Bureau met today at