The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-19
Scholarship Report
 As High School For
 Two Months Pleases
One Hundred and Eighty-sK Pupils on List Issued To- day-Mrs. John Robinson to Entertain Woman's
 Club Thursday-Mrs. Curran Buried Today
NAUGATUCK
Correspondent: Wnn. j. Baxter-Phone Naugatuck 3slS

Amelia Lukasiewicz, Dorothy McCol- lum, Anna Machnica, Anna Meleg- anich, Margaret Minute, Walter Mis, William Painter, Daniel Rado, Jean Raytkwich, Rose Reale, Fernando Ruggeri, Doris Sandell, Elmer Stauf- fer, Patricia Sweeney, Edward SzczeSiul, Francis Talevi, Anna Tar nowski, Anna Thomas, Jane Thurs ton, Jean Wilcox, William Wyatt, Betty Wylong, Virginia zapatka, Al- Freshmen-Alene Anderson, Ed win Baldwin, Garabed Barsurnian, John Cobbo1, Ruth Connolly, Isabel Clrrier, John Davidson, Rina Del Pivo, Aldine Engelhardt, Joan Fee ney, John Fitzgerald, Ruth Fitzpat- rick, Rita Fleming, Edward Gerber, Adeline GlinkaS, Lillian Gniazdow- ski, Elizabeth Green, William Hill, Albert Holmberg, Wesley Jones, AL bert Karalis, Regina Kelly, Eileen Kiernan, Ethel Korhut, Beatrice Mcclellan, Alvera Mengacci, Ed ward Meyer, Peter Moeckel.
 James Fonsante, Edward Noble, Arnold Nori, Leroy Moves, Arthur ODonnell, Justine ODonnell, Ther- esq Oldakowski, Helen Pilkewich, Robert Quinn, Lewis Richardson, Domenic Rio, Rose Salaf1a, Wallace Saxton, Elsie Schiman, Ella Schultz, Barbara Schwarcenberg, Donald Sears, Anna Sigedy, Manly Simons. Lois Smith, Robert Smith, Sidney Smith, Kathleen Soucy, Frank Ster- niak, John Sutherland, Rodney Var don, Alice Wahlstrom, Airline Zehn- der.
 Music Department Program
 The music department of the Women's club will meet tomorrow at the home of Mrs. John E. Rob- nson, Spencer street at 8 D. m. Mrs. Philip T. Paul will be the leader of the session.
 A paper, Current Events of the Music World" will be read by Mrs. Edward L. Kehoe. Mrs. Helen Doo- little will discuss the opera La Traviata" by Verdi. Mrs. Paul will read a paper on National Folk Dances.
 Piano selections will be rendered by Mrs. Winslow H. Russell and vocal selections by Mrs. William F. Tuley, Mrs. E. c. Yengling and Mrs. William G. Hodges.
 Feed for Birds
 Those who wish to keep game birds alive this winter can get a supply of food for distribution in habitats of the birds from Lyman Lamphere at the local fire house. This feed Is provided annually by the Naugatuck Fish and Game as- Sociation and there is a larger sup- ply than usual this year.
 Apply for License
 Karl Herb of Ward street and Miss Josephine Canaperi of Andrew avenue have applied to the town clerk for marriage application.
 Twenty Below Zero
 The cold spell here frightened last night and this morning about 8 o'clock thermometers registered 12 degreees below zero. In the Mill vile and Bristol terrace sections temperatures of 20 below were re- ported during the night.
 It was undoubtedly the coldest weather this winter and local resi- dents were nearly frozen before they reached their places of em- ployment this morning.
 A number of pipes in private homes were reported frozen and quite few cars could not be used because of the cold.
 The sun brought the thermome- ter up later in the morning, but 1t was still quite cold.
 Funeral of Mrs. Curran
 The funeral of Mrs. Catherine Curran of Galpin street was held at 9:30 this morning from her home to St. Francis church at 10 o'clock where 8 solemn high mas of re- quiem was celebrated. Burial was in St. James cemetery.
 Farm Bureau Meets
 The Farm bureau met this after noon at the home of Mrs. Victor A. Anderson on Rubber avenue. A discussion on pressing mems suits, sleeves, collars, pleats and seams was scheduled and a demonstration on making of fabric gloves was to be given.
 To Install Tomorrow
 Officers of Svea and Sveaborg lodges, Order of Vasa, are to be in stalled at 8 o'clock tomorrow night in Pythian hall. c. Arthur Lantz and staff of Hartford will be in charge. A social will follow.
 Birth Announced
 Announcement has been made of the birth of a daughter on Jan. IA to MT. and Mrs. Thomas Sugrue of New York city. MT. Sugrue is a former local resident.
 Funeral of Mrs. HanlOn
 The funeral of Mrs. Nellie Hanlon