The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-04
New Projects Studied
 By Borough Officials
 To Give Employment
lcting Engineer Joins Warden Sheridan in Checkup
 on Needed ImprOvemnts-U. s. Rubber Company Makes Net Profit of Over Four Million
NAUG CAT UC K
Ccrrespondent: Wm j. Baxter-Phone Naugatuck s94S

torium tonight at 8 o'clock for the observance of Past Lecturers Night" Several past lecturers will participate in the lengthy program during the evening, as will the Grange orchestra. Master William Brush will open the program at g o'clock as presiding officer. At the business session preceding the entertainment program, plans for events for ensuing months will be considered.
 John J. Calvin of Cherry street Is resting comfortably at St. Marys hospital following recent opera tion.
 Rev. and Mrs. Henry s. Brustat will entertain members of the La- dies Aid society of St. Paul's Evan gelical Lutheran church at 7:30 to- night at their home on New Haven road. The regular business meet ing will be conducted during the evening.
 Invited To Worlds Fair
 Master William Brush of the Bea- con Valley grange has received an invitation from J. c. Farmer, lec- turer of the National grange, for local members to attend the New York Worlds Fair, Saturday, Au- gust 12. This will be Grange Day at the fair and special program has been arranged which promises to be of interest to all patrons. Spe- cial arrangements have been made for grange members to facilitate their seeing the fair and there will be no charge for the special guided tours. It is expected that a large number from the Beacon Valley grange will be on hand to enjoy Grange Day.
 Swim Test
 The Naugatuck Y. M. c. A. held its midsummer American Red Cross Junior Life Saving test yes- terday and five boys won their em- blems and Junior pins. After sev- eral weeks of schooling, the boys practiced for two weeks more and then the final test. Jack Middaugh held the highest rating with 95. An thony Dennis was second with 93: Jack Sullivan 88, Donald Myers 87 and Augie Fidalgo 86.
 Swiyuminv SuccAacR,,I
 In the various Gearn to Swim, classes at the Y. M. c. A. good pro. gross is seen as many member. have learned to swim in a very short time. Of the B boys during the summer, % have accomplished the art and have jumped in the deep end of the pool and made the side or the full length. In the Tuesday night Ladies class, the largest group was seen last Tues day, many from Waterbury, anC nearly all could swim the width ir one lesson. The younger girls class also has made a wonderful showing Beginners test will be held next Tuesday for the girls at 3:30 o'clock
 Fined $1OO
 Nicholas Cerniglia of Walnut street, Seymour, was fined $10O anG costs of $500 in borough court or the charge of operating a motor we. hicle while under the influence oi liquor. The arrest was made by Officer Harold Lewis.
 Announce Committee
 Myles F. Heating, exalted ruler oi Naugatuck lodge of Elks, has an- nounced the bake committee for this year. Henry Schildgen, 3rd, is chair man for the event and his commit tee includes Alex Schmitz, Clayton F. Davis, John M. Freeman, Robert Schildgen, John F. Hanley and Will liam Narbutaitis. The date and To- cation of the bake will be announced soon.
 An invitation has been received by the Naugatuck lodge to attend the anniversary celebration of the Mil ford lodge, August 26, and to partici- pate in the parade.
 Injured Man Better
 The condition of Charles E O'Connor who suffered injuries in 6 fall down flight of stairs at his home on North Main street, was de- scribed today as better by authori- ties at St. Mary's hospital, Water bury, where he was taken immedi- ately after the accident.
 O'Conner's injuries were about his upper arms and head and he suf- fered severe cuts and contusions.
 Mrs. Soltes Dies
 Mrs. Helen Soltes, wife of Stephen Soltes of GA Spring street, died this