The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-16
Seven-Day Services
 To Open March 12, Says Father Griffin
All Departments, Except Welfare, Sport Balances ir Budget at End of January - Skelly Not to An-
 nounce Any Transfers in Duties Until Feb. "A
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CcrFespondenti Wm. J Baxtef-Phone Naugatuck sSlb

Naugatuck, Feb. ie.--A mission will be held at St. Mary's churcl, from Sunday, March i2 to Sunday March 10, 1t was learned today from Rev. Thomas M. Griffin, pastor. The Redemption Fathers of Saratoga Springs, N. Y, will give the mis- Sion.
 It is several years since e mis- sion was held ct this church. At tendance at these services is usually very large.
 Further plans for the mission will be announced later.
 Balances Reported
 All departments except the well fare department had balances Il, their budget at the end of January the report of Borough Clerk Charles F. Daly shows. There was so2, 2,466 62 of the general administration budget of $iei,i67.74 spent, and Q balnce of $28,67i. .12 remained. Of this bal- ance $l5,000 goes this month to Q bond issue payment.
 With twol months left in the fiscal year, there was @ $i5,22i.19 balance in the public safety division with S3,4el. .26 having been spent and the appropriation for this depart Inent being S6e, e,702.46. The educa- ton department showed Q balnce of $S6,2i6.54, with $i73,7s5.46 of the $2l0,000 budget being expended.
 In tho health and sanitation de- partment, there was $85207 re- maining, $4,7e7.93 of the $5,650 bud- get having been expended. The defi- cit in the welfare department was $4,842.40: s64,842.40 having been spent and the appropriation being $60,000. A credit of 5000 is still due this department,
 In the public works, which in- cludes the street department, there was $i5,43i.30 remaining at the end of January, $59,586.70 of the $75,00O appropriation being expended. WPA expenses as far as the town is con- cerned comes out of this depart- ment.
 To Address Club
 There are two speakers on the Naugatuck Women's club program to be presented Monday afternoon, February 20, in the Methodist church hall.
 Following the business meeting which will be called to order promp- tsy at 3 o'clock by Mrs, William Noble, Jr., president the first speak ef. Emily Louise Plunley, will be introduced. Emily Louise Plumley is trustee of the General Federation os Womens clubs of America. She will address the group on, Nation al Consumers Tax League" 4
 The second part of the program is under the direction of the Garden department and Mrs. Walter l. Lamson, chairman, will preside. The department has secured for this oc- csslon Alice Rowland Macomber, adventurer, who will give humor- ous Illustrated lecture. Her motion picture reels are all color and she will show scenes of the nighlights of her experiences while in Africa, Ja- pan, China. tndia, Russia, Ball, Java and Alaska.
 Mrs. clifford T. Teepie, depart ment program chairman will in- troduce the speaker, who has ad- dressed audiences at such well known places as the New York His torical association, Boston Public Library. and the Philadelphia Col lege club.
 Observe Anniversary
 MT. and Mrs. Crien Corey of Cher " street observed their first wed- ding anniversary last night. An an- niversary party was held at their home, members of their wedding party being guests.
 officers Reelected
 All officers and directors of the Risdon. Manufacturing company were reelected at the annual meet ing of the Risdon Manufacturing company here, late yesterday after noon.
 The officers chosen were: Lewis A. Dibble, president; William J. Neary, executive vice-pi esident; s. T. Buzzee and F. F. Copp, vice-pres- idents; Harold P. Baldwin secretary and treasurer; Harry E. Benham, assistant secretary and assistant treasurer.
 Directors named were: Charles E. Brut. T. F. Carmody. s. T. Buzzee. William J. Weary, Lewis A. Dibble, c. P. Peterson and Donald s. Tut tie.
 Are Congratulated
 The newly appointed officers of the police department were receiv- ing congratulations yesterday from their friends here. They will start their new posts a week from tomor- TOW.
 Vincent Skelly, now permanent chief, said today he will not an- nounce any transfer ip duties until Feb. 24.
 To Address Union
 Thomas Burns of Akron, Ohio, vice-president of the international association of the United Rubber Workers of America will address the local unit at mass meeting to be held in St. Georges hall, Linden park tonight at 7:30.
 Concert Enjoyed
 The benefit concert presented last night by the Mastersingers chorus of Waterbury in the Gem theater was a success. There was a good att tendance and fine program was of- fered.
 The chorus again demonstrated its ability and the program was a varied one.
 Stranko- Calvin
 Miss Anne Stranko of Highland - - k1~--a..~l~