The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-02-10

Naugatuck, Feb. 10.-There will be 8 number of new sidewalks in the borough If proposal for in- Stallation of new walks and repair of old ones is accepted as WPA project. Warden John J. Sheridan has announced such a project has been submitted from here to the government.
 It would cover such work here for this year and next and calls for 70,0c1 square feet of walks, at 8 total cost of $31, ,412.74 of which the government outlay would be $27, 7,959 for labor and the borough,s share $3,453 for equipment, use of tools, etc. Property owners who wish walks repaired or new walks installed are asked to notify Borough Clerk Charles F. Daly. Of course there is charge for this work to the property owner but if it is a WPA project the charge is consid- erably less than if 1t were street department job. Orders for work will be taken care of in the sequence in which they are received.
 Program Enjoyed
 The program of Musical Fun" presented last night at the Congre- gational parish house, proved quite entertaining. The program was va ried and well rendered. Participat- ing were the adult choir, church quartet, junior choir and church orchestra. Lyman B. Bunnell di- rected the show.
 The cantata The Grasshopper" pleased the audience.
 Roberta Adams Feted
 Seventy-five employees of the Nau- gatuck Chemical company and friends of Miss Roberta Adams, who is employed by the company, attend ed @ mixed shower and banquet in her honor last night at Sullivans Inn.
 Miss Adams will be married soon to Harold Edmon. The affair last night was very enjoyable. An en- tertamment program was provided and included accordion solos by Charles Durban, songs by Mrs. Mar garet Chiswell, limitations by Miss Rita Mccarthy and an interpreta- tion of Uncle Toms Cabin" by Drs. Robert Sterrett and Roswell H. EWart.
 The bride-to-be received hand some gifts. A delicious meal was served and dancing followed.
 Officers and members O. the local EDworth League Chapter will attend the Mid winter Institute at First Methodist Episcopal church, Hart ford, beginning tomorrow afternoon. John Donovan, president of the society here, Matilda Carl, first vice president, Harold Dibble, fourth vice president, Mildred Brown, treasurer, will be full time delegates secretary and Evelyn Tewksbury, for Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Rev. Wayne White will attend the first session with Mrs. White, Ho- ward Walsh and Janice Mcclellan. The theme is World Friendship in a World Crisis"
 Meeting Tonight
 The Naugatuck camp, Woodmen of the World, will hold an import ant session tonight at o'clock in Goodyear hall in the Odd Fellows building. A social will follow the meeting.
 Red Men Meet
 A meeting of Natatuc tribe, Improved Order of Red Men, will be held at o'clock tonight in Odd Eel lows hall.
 Files Report
 The Dispersions Process, Inc, has filed Its annual report at the office of Town Clerk Raymond St. John. The report states the company is under the laws of Delaware and has a principal office in Naugatuck. Elmer Roberts, New York City, president G. P. F. Smith, N. Y, vice. president; N. H. Blackwell, N. Y, treasurer; Arvid J. Anderson, 137 New street, Naugatuck, assistant treasurer and Eric Burkman, N. Y, secretary.
 The directors are: Edward J. Coughlin, N. Y, F. B. Davis, Jr., N. Y, Morris E. Dry, N. r., William De Kraft, N. Y., Shelby M. Jett, Akron, Ohio, Rudolph s. Rauch, Villanova, Pa., Elmer Roberts, Reed P. Rose and George P. F. Smith, all of New York city.
 Magazines Removed
 Although Naugatuck police were prepared yesterday to remove from ! NAIIGATIICK OLD AGE |