The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-06-20
Two Jobs Started;
 Third May Tackle
 Bridge Street Work
Only One Fireworks Permit Issued Miss Annie GaI- lagher Completes 50 Years at Rubber Com-
 pany-BOmbers Win Game
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 Naugatuck, June 20 Considers ble sidewalk work is being done by WPA employees here at present. There are two groups doing this now and a third group will start such work this week.
 It is believed the new group will work on Bridge street. repairing walks there. Some work is being done on Maple street now and in other sections.
 In some places new walks are laid and others are repaired. There is still much work to be done but considerable has been accomplished already.
 One Permit Issued
 Borough Clerk Charles F. Daly announced today he has issued only one permit for sale of fireworks here 30 far. This was to wholesale firm, Schraz and Bieber, Inc. who will have headquarters on North Main street. Sale is not permitted until July l.
 Fireworks restrictions include: no salutes over three inches in length, no cherry bombs, no sky rockets, lighted balloons or blank cartridges. It is expected many more will get permits before July l.
 Fifty Years With U. s Rubber Mrs. Annie Gallagher of the gum shoe making department at the U. s. Rubber company has just completed fifty years of service with the organization.
 The young looking supervisor has received 8 number of gifts in honor of her anniversary. A chair, a lamp and box of flowers were among the gifts. The supervisors last Thursday gave 8 tea for Mrs. Gall lagher in the supervisors room. In a personal letter congratulat- ing Mrs. Gallagher. MT. Norton, the factory manager said, in part: Few of us have had the privilege of watching a small manufacturing concern grow int, an institution, the leader of an industry. All of us aspire to the respect and the friendships you now enjoy. We are all wishing you much happiness to- day and for many years to come, More than twice as many employees are working here in Naugatuck than were here when Mrs. Galla- gher first began making shoes" Mrs. Gallagher is now member of the select Gold Club, made up of employees who have served with the organization for 50 years; other members are Martin Sullivan, F. s. Conklin and Nora Stratton. | A daughter, Miss Lillian Galla- gher. is in the production control department.
 Bombers Win The Bomhers softball team con- tinued their winning streak last night at Recreation field by trounc- ing the Risdon Manufacturing company combine, 16-9. Instrument tai in the Bombers' triumph were Paul FrederickS who slammed out two homers and Bill Rado who twirled . fine game. Rado was only in trouble in the fifth inning when the Risdon team scored seven runs. The Bombers taliied six in the third, five in the fourth to put the game on ice Uprigton was the los- ing twirler. The Bombers will play the formidable Thurston combine Thursday night.
 Miss Elizabeth Cuddy Miss Elizabeth Cuddy of Chester, N. J. died yesterday at her home there. She was former local resi- dent. She leaves four brothers, James, of Galpin street. Naugatuck, John and Patrick of New York, and Michael of Spokane, Washing ton, and one sister, May, of New York.
 The body was brought today to the Mccarthy funeral home, q Cedar street and friends may call at the funeral home after ! o'clock tonight. Funeral time and other arrangements will be announced later.
 Giving Milk
 The Naugatuck Rotary club is again starting its annual milk dis- tribution plan to needy children here. About 186 will benefit this year. Harold E. Chittenden is in charge. George Matthesen of the New Haven club will address the local club at Halls restaurant to- morrow discussing Rotary as it is taught in the New Haven clubs school for new members. The golf match between the lo- cal and Waterbury club teams was scheduled for today at the Water bury Country club course. Kenneth Johnson and Harold Brown of the Naugatuck club, and Mrs. Brown have left to attend the convention in Cleveland. To Study Medicine Leyland E. Stevens, son of Mrs, Elizabeth Stevens of Carroll court was graduated with distinction in chemistry from Wesleyan university Sunday. He was a member oi the Honors college there. He will enter Cornell Medical school, in New York city next September. Local Girl Honored Miss Madeline Caine, daughter of Atty. and Mrs. Martin Caine oi North Main street, was honored Saturday by being elected secretary of the Waterbury chapter of Trinity College Alumnae. the annual June luncheon meeting held ct Risley House, Bethlehem.
 Hunt Continues The hunt for the older of two boys who broke into the Bethany airport hangar Saturday and cracked up two planes in short flights continued today. Up to Il 6. m. today, the older boy had no, been located, although 1t Is thought he Is hiding in the woods in the Union City section. His 13-year old companion returned home Saturday night. Trooper Warren French has been assigned to assist Trooper John Doyle In the search. A continuance | Was granted until Saturday in the case Of the younger boy by Justice Arthur D. poolittle in Bethany ju-