The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-21
Yale Faculty Group
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COmpany's Salvage Department Plans Clambake Saturday-LOcal ROtarians Entertain Today
NAUGAT Uc K

progress in its erection is being made.
 Using the steam shovel, 8 tower ing embankment immediately in the rear of the northernmost plant building is being evacuated, making the yard area much larger. The soil removed from this high em- bankment is being transported tc the north of the yard and spread about to level off that portion oi the property as filling. The tractor blow is being used in the leveline process.
 Not only will the alterations oi the property add much usable space to the plant yard, which has here- tofore been used mainly as park ing space for autos of the employees but it is improving the appearance of the section greatly. The con- Struction of the new fence is in line with similar projects under taken by other plants in adding to the protective devices around their properties these days.
 Chimney Completed
 Work on the construction of a towering ITS foot high brick chim- ney at the new power house and mill building under construction at the plant of the Naugatuck Chem ical division of the U. s. Rubber company has advanced rapidly with the huge chimney now completed Set in the brick, in special white brick lettering, extending almost the entire ITS feet length of the massive stack, and plainly visible for long distances, is the name "Naugatuck Chemical" The erec- ton of this big chimney now pro- vides the plant with two such tow ering chimneys.
 Work is being pushed steadily ahead on the construction of the new mill building, the construction of which has begun an unusual un- dertaking in that massive machin- cry was installed and built up be- fore the construction of the brick building enclosing the machinery was done. Scores of skilled workers, including steel workers, machinists and bricklayers, are engaged on
 Vetter- -Kunkel
 Announcement is made of the marriage of Miss Margaret Kunkel daughter of Michael Kunkel ot Curtiss Street, to Joseph E. Vetter of New York City, which took place Monday morning at o'clock in St Mary's Church. Rev. Thomas M Griffin, pastor, officiated at the wedding ceremony. Rev. Francis J Kleindienst of New York City wa. celebrant of the nuptial high mas. following the ceremony.
 Attending the couple were Mrs Francis Peterson ot Union City, N J., 8 sister of the bride, who was matron of honor, and George J Kraus of Jackson Heights, N. r., as best man. A reception followed at the home of the bride. Among the guests were Mrs. M. Vetter and Mrs. J. Hermann, of Astoria, L. l., Rev. F. J. Kleindienst of New York City MT. and Mrs. E. Peterson and fam fly of Union City, N. J., MT. and Mrs. G. F. Kraus and family, MT. and Mrs. G. A. Kleindienst of Jack son Heights, N. Y., Mrs. Edward Gamache and son, Miss Lydia Mey- CT, with MT. and Mrs. E. Multi, of Naugatuck.
 Members of the Naugatuck Rotary Club are entertaining members of the Waterbury Rotary Club at the Hop Brook Golf Club this tafer- noon. Recently the members of the neighboring clubs engaged in a golf match in the Brass City and this afternoons engagement be- tween them is in the form of a re- turn match. Idris R. Alderson heads the local arrangements committee.
 The funeral of Mrs. Mary (Kar- wacki) Romanski, wife of Bronislaus Romanski, was conducted this morning at 9:15 o'clock from her home, g Golden Hill Street, to St. Hedwig's Church where a solemn high mass of requiem was solemn nized at 10 o'clock. Burial was in St. James Cemetery.