The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-01
Sweeney Street Man
 Elected To Succeed
 Late Victor Olson
Texas Pastor, Rector Here 43 Years Ago, to Preach Sunday-Reorganized Police Benefit Association
 Elects Officers Martin Rendered Party
NAUG GATUCK Correspondent: Wm ]. Baxter-Phone Naugatuck a9lS

Naugatuck, July 1-Announcement has been made of the election Of Andrew J. Anderson of "A Sweeney street to fill the vacancy in the church council of the Salem Luth- eran church, caused by the death of Victor Olson. The board of admin istration of the church elected MT Anderson.
 Highlights of the church activities this month include: A junior mis- sion society outing next Thursday at the home of Elizabeth Lundin, 267 North Main street; meeting of the Luther league at Houseknecht's summer home on the Housatonic river on July g.; the Evangeline cir cle picnic at Lake Quassapaug on July 12 with Pauline Pearson and Agnes Anderson in charge of trans portation; the Young Peoples league picnic at Lake QuaSsapaug, July 18, the group to make the trip via bi- cycles; and a community tercenten- ary service to be held on Sunday night, July 10, at the Hillside Con- gregational church here with Pro- lessor Adolph Benson of Yale uni- versity telling of the Delaware Val- ley tercentenary last month.
 Rev, Dr. A. L. Scott of Austin, Texas. pastor of the Salem Lutheran church here between 1895 and 1899, will preach at the Swedish service at g o'clock Sunday morning at the church. Conrad Rohs will be the soloist and Arthur Pearson and Henry w. Johnson will be ushers. Rev. William R. Frendberg, pastor, is on vacation this month and will visit friends in Brockton, Mass. El- don Rohs, deacon, will be in charge of the services during his absence.
 Completes Bags
 The local Red Cross chapter has completed filling its annual Christ roas bags which are sent to men in ne U. s. Army, Navy and Marine corps. It is expected the chapter will soon be notified to send the bags foc shipment to various persons.
 The bags are sent to those service men who would not be likely to get other Christmas gifts. Although they have been completed now, they will not arrive at their distant des- ti,1ations until near Christmas.
 The bags this year include jig-saw puzzles, which replace book, for merly a part of the gifts. The recip- jonts last year requested the puzzles and many were donated here. In addition there are writing paper, pen, toothbrushes, toothpaSte, and sewing kits.
 Officers Installed
 At recent meeting of the Daugh- ters of St. George, Liberty lodge, new officers were installed. The Ses- sion was held in Goodyear hall and Mrs. Liza Poulsen of Ansonia, dis trict deputy, had charge with Mrs. Edith Kenney and Mrs. Annie Wor- rell, grand conductors, assisting her.
 Miss Mae Williams was again in- stalled as president. Others inducted were: Mrs. Lottie Williams, Mrs. Edith Kenney, financial secretary; Mrs. Annie Sargent, recording secre- tary; Mrs. Ella Lucas, treasurer; Mrs. Annie Worrell, chaplain; Mrs. Hattie Fox, first conductor; Mrs. Ada Melbourne, second conductor. Miss Williams, who was reelected, was presented with past presi- dents pin.
 Officers Chosen
 The reorganized Naugatuck Police Benefit association last night elected the following officers: Supernumer- ary Patrolman John Cullinane, pres- ident; Patrolman Walter Lyskiewicz secretary; Patrolman Anthony Far rar, treasurer. A sick committee con- sisting of Patrolmen Richard Os- trom and Martin Garrick, was selected.
 The officers will handle the funds of the association and it is expected meetings will be held at least twice each year, probably oftener. The meeting last night was in police headquarters.
 Not Available Monday
 Public Health Nurses Mary Claffey and Catherine Brooks of the ocal Red Cross chapter will not be avail- able for duty on Monday, Independ- ence day, it has been announced. Their regular schedule is: Office hours, 8: 30 a. m. to g a. m, and D, m. to 2 p. m; working hours, g a.. m. to noon, and p. m. to 5 p. m.
 General Holiday
 Although Monday the Fourth Of July, will be a noisy one here be- cause fireworks will be permitted, it