The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-10-06

now. The players hope to 60 on fol
many more years, lending q helping
hand where 1t Is needed, and trust
that the public Of Naugatuck will
continue as kind and appreciative
as they have been in the past.
School Board Meets
A report on night school attend
ance is expected to be made at the
meeting Of the board Of education
this afternoon at 5 o'clock in the
high school. The attendance in the
night school is large and has been
increasing.
Supt. Of Schools Harold e. Chit
tenden Is expected to report on other
matters. 1t Is not believed the ques-
ton Of over-crowding in the high
school will be taken up today. The
freeman voted decisively against
erection of a Junior high school and
although the problem still remains,
1t is probable that action on 1t may
be deferred for q time.
The superintendent will make his
financial report and will also prob
ably report on regular school attend
ance.
Extinguish Fire
Chemicals were used to extinguish
q fire in some tar yesterday at the
street department yard. There was
much smoke but little fire and no
street department equipment was
damaged.
Attends Convention
William Fitzgerald, head Of, the
Holy Name society Of st. Mary's
church, recently attended the Cath
ollie Catechetical congress In Hart
ford as a delegate.
To Show Pictures
Pictures taken by Atty. Claremont
I. Tolles ON his recent trip to Alaska
will be shown at the first meeting
In November of the Naugatuck lodge
of Elks. The John Tatigian" class is
to be initiated at the first December
session. Exalted Ruler Joseph e. Tai
bot has named committee members
for the year. They are: amusements
committee; James M. Wrinn, James
e. Sweetman, Charles 8. Myers, Ed
ward C. Lingenheld, John H. Breen
and John McGroary; grill room,
Myles +. Heating Francis Calvin,
George Wigglesworth, Sol Anenberg,
Henry J. Freeman and John r.
Scully; ladies' emblem club Myles
r. Heating, James e, Gibbons, JOS
eph e. Casey, james M. Wrinn, Clay
ton r. Davis, Edward @. Lingenheld,
Ralph 8. Pasho, Leroy J. Penrose,
George Wigglesworth and Glenn
Brooks and all living past exalted
rulers of the lodge.
Girls Meet Tomorrow
Ira G. williams of the New Haven
Magic society will furnish entertain
ment at the first meeting this fall
Of the local Junior Women's club, to
be held tomorrow afternoon at 8
o'clock in Masonic hall. There will
be a reception and tea for new men,
beers.
Miss Rosemary McDonough, pres
ident, will preside at the business
session. Blanche Thurston and Ruth
zehnder will pour. Mrs. william j.
Noble, Jr., president OF the senior
club, and Mrs. Lawrence Matzkin,
Junior club adviser. will also talk.
All girls OF high school age who are
interested in joining the club are In
Wted.
Republican Meeting
The Republican town committee
and the q. o. p. ward committees
will meet Monday night in the Odd
Fellows building, Maple street at 8
o'clock, Harris Whittemore, Jr.,
chairman, announced today. They
will discuss plans for the election
campaign. Ward leaders are asked
to have all committee members at
tend.
Officers Installed
Officers of Naugatuck post, Ameri-
can Legion, and Its auxiliary were
installed last night at meeting In
Pythian hall. Jehn McCleary Of
WATERFOWL, sixth district c0mman-
der, was the installing officer for
the post heads, and Edward O'Con-
nor OF Watertown, q past comman-
der Of the sixth district. was SER
geant-at-arrns. The latter reported
on the recent national Legion con-
Verition.
Mrs. Ethel Matthews Of Seymour,
past president Of the second district,
had charge of the auxiliary induc-
ton with Mrs, Bessie Rarratt Of
seymour assisting. The officers Of
the post installed were: George
ChisWell, commander; John Sim
mons, senior vice commander;
Frederick Trestrail, junior vice COM
llAander; Edward Gerber, chaplain;
w. Fremont Hoadley, historian:
Joseph o. Raytkwich, Jr., finance
officer. Heads Of the auxiliary are.
Mrs. Mae Breeder, president; Mrs.
Ethel Simmons. firee vice president,
Mrs. Alice Robinson, second vice.
president; Miss Anna Nolde, treas
lirer, Mrs. Josephine Stockton, chap.
lain; Mfs. Mary RaytkWieh, historic
wa tS%As' <AA.&eN fsHJsApSt ectbSutav~eST
arms,
Glasses Enlarged
The Naugatuok *" gym classes
are increasing daily, Many former
members and a large percentage Of
new members are Increasing the att
tendance: The younger GIRLS class
again tops the lists Of classes. with
nearly 50 in the group. Squad No.
! with Leader Ellen D0nnelly, Asst
Mary ByrFe, Jane Huhhell, L0reen
Wyppe, Jean Garfield, Phyllis Jens
sell. Joan Maaaika, Dolores Lauer,
and Shirley Heavens. Squad No.
2 with Mary Margaret as leader,
Asst. Mary Clair Reilly, Louise
Oemche, Helen Ann Donovan, Dor
pthy zehnder, Ann Kralis, Eleanor
Herb. Stella Rita Wendes and Luz
ellie ftau. Squad No. 3 with J9an
nulakitas as leader, Asst, p0rothy
Broaer, Lillian SodloslSg, Patricia
Kilduff and Patricia peegan. SQUAD
No. {, with Barbara Green as the
leader, Assistant Betty Maroney,