The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-26

and secretary. OlrectorS, MT. WnlC- temore, MT. Austin, M. N. Forde, 16 Hillside avenue; c. H. Upson, 327 Church street, and V. F. Kaynor, 194 Buckingham street, Waterbury.
 MT. Whittemore is also president of the Brockway-N -Naugatuck com pany, its report shows, with MT. Austin secretary and treasurer. The directors are: MT. Whittemore, MT. Austin, MT. Forde and Roberta N. Whittemore, 344 Church street.
 Attending Fight
 Two local men left today to at- tend the Joe Louis Tommy Farr fight in New York city tonight. They are Prosecuting Attorney Joseph E. Talbot of Walnut terrace and An- thony Laguna of North Main street, both well known local sports men.
 Car Thieves Active
 Local car owners should be on the alert when parking their autos at present. There seems to be ap- parently 8 group of auto thieves active in town during the past month.
 About a month ago the new car of Samuel Kievman was stolen from near his place of business on Church street and was recovered later abandoned near Watertown.
 Tuesday the same car was stolen from about the same place and al- though Albert Kievman, MT. Kiev- mans son, gave chase in a truck the auto proved too speedy for the truck. The car wae later found abandoned.
 In comparatively short period, autos owned by Dr. Walter Reilly, John M. Sutherland, Harold Bald win, John Trowbridge, John Mon- son, and the Nastri Brothers of Wa terbury, have been stolen. All have been recovered later, however
 Some of these were taken during the daytime on some of the main streets. Police are investigating to learn the identity of the thieves.
 Walk Work Starts
 Work on the Woolen Mill pond walk started today. The walk on the north side of Rubber avenue from the end of the Jepson store walk to the intersection of Pond street and Rubber avenue is being ripped up now.
 A new walk will be laid and the sides of the pond strengthened so that no mud will fall on the new walk
 Eagles Plan Party
 A large attendance is expected at the gift night and social by Nauga- tuck Aerie of Eagles Saturday night in the aerie rooms on South Main street A feature of the affair will be dancing and a floor show for the members, their wives, sweet hearts or families.
 A supper will also be served. The committee in charge consists of: Stanley Unis, chairman, Curt Ma tusch, Raymond Bowling, Charles Schweinle and Charles Healey.
 Anthony Mag, president, announc- es plans are progressing rapidly for the reception to the national grand worthy president, John Heller, Jr., who will visit the local order Sep tember 2. A class initiation is on the program.
 Outing Planned
 Plans for the annual outing of the Naugatuck Fellowcraft associa- ton will be made at a meeting of the committee in charge Friday night at the Botelle Hotel, Bantam Lake. The affair will be held Sat- urday, September II.
 Cecil H. Grant heads the com- mittee in charge. Others members are: Marshal Bontempo, president of the association, George Sumpf, Henry zwick, Harold Stauffer, Claremont I. Tolles, Earl Megin, William P. Cushman, Ernest Loren son, Eugene H. Ellis, Julius Tausend- freundt, Arthur Lorentzson, George Packer, Herbert Billings, Stuart Boyd, George Leeper, E. Hermonat, H. Fairbank, Albert Mai, Franklin Hubbell, James Heavens, Charles