The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-13

{ Reilly, Edward Rentz, Francis Ruc- cio, Allen Sylvia, Gertrude Town send, Grace Warehouse, June Will cox, Murial Woodside, Ruth Yu- saitis, Fred zonino, James Zonino
 Moore Draft Physician
 Dr. Wilbur Moore of Cheshire will be examining physician for draft registrants in the local draft dis trict, it was learned today. He will have several assistants, but their names have not yet been announced The doctors will give their services voluntarily, as do also members of the draft board and the advisory | board.
 The local draft headquarters is receiving questionnaires now sent out last week to some registrants and today is expected to complete the sending out of queStionnaires to the first ten per cent of the local registrants, this being the total re- quired to be sent out for the pres- ent.
 Some registrantS have forgotten to have the questionnaires properly witnessed and others have not signed their names, it was stated. It is pointed out that registrars must have proper official, such as a notary public, any member of the draft or advisory boards, or any borough, state or county official witness the questionnaires and the registrant must swear to the truth of the statements contained therein
 Work of classification of the regis trants who have returned their questionnaires has started now Some registrants mailed in their questionnaires, others brought them to the draft headquarters at Beebe street school personally.
 Mccarthy Fund Grows
 A contribution of $150 to the Charles T. Mccarthy student aid fund, sponsored by the Naugatuck Rotary Club, has been made recent ly by member of MT. McCarthy's family.
 The club heard a talk today by James Thwing. at It's meeting in Halls restaurant. MT. Thwing's topic was, Rotary In Changing World The average attendance for the club last month was 9364 per cent, slightly less than the 95.24 per cent average for October, 1889.
 The local Rotary bowIers will meet two five-man teams representing the Waterbury Rotarians at the Waterbury Clubs alleys on Friday night, Nov. 9. William M. Chitten- den heads the local committee in charge.
 Rotarians are assisting in the Red Cross Roll Call campaign. Another Contract The total for war department con- tracts for the U. S. Rubber footwear plant here climbed closer to the million and a half mark yesterday when the local firm received an or der for 10l000 pairs of overshoes, at cost of $228,260.
 Play Tickets Available
 Tickets for the three-act mystery drama, Weather Clearing" to be presented by the Odd Fellows dra- matic club on Friday and Saturday, Nov. 9 and g in Odd Fellows Hall, are now available, 1t was announced today. They may be obtained from any member of the cast or any member of Centennial lodge.
 Rehearsals for the play are pro- greSsing well under the direction of pr. Franklin Warren, author of the play, and Joshua Fairbank. The play is an interesting one and is ex- pected to provide much enjoyment to those who see 1t.
 Plan Card rarty
 Preparations for a card party to be held by the Naugatuck Women's club for the benefit of the Bundles for Britain campaign are progress sing well. The party will be held Nov. 9 at 8:15 in Pythian Hall, with awards being made and refresh ments served.
 In charge of the affair are: Mrs. Clifford Teeple, ticket chairman; Mrs. Leon R. Corliss, Mrs. F. Scott Conover and Mrs. A. L. Kalas, re- freshment committee; Mrs. Edmund Hess and Mrs. Michael Honan, prize committee; Mrs. Adolph Nelson, house committee; Miss Helen Mo Donough, publicity chairman. Tick cts may be procured from any mem- Der of the executive board of the club.
 To Address Club
 Personality for Leadership" will be the subject of a talk Monday afternoon at 3 p. m. to the Nauga- tuck Women's Club by Fletcher w. Taft, lecturer and humorist. The meeting will be in Masonic Hall. MT. Taft, graduate of Harvard University, spent 25 years in the advertising and merchandising bus mess, is professor at the Boston University school of business admin istration and is rated highly as an entertaining speaker.
 Bakery Sale
 A bakery sale will be held by the ways and means committee of the Naugatuck Woman'S Club in Mas onic Hall Monday at 2:30 D. m., prior to the clubs regular meeting.
 To Attend Meeting
 Delegations from Naugatuck Post, American Legion, and it's auxiliary will attend meeting of the second district tonight in the Derby High School, with MT. and Mrs. John Simmons leading the two respec- tive delegations.
 At California School
 Warren Booth, son of MT. and Mrs. Winifred Booth of Mill street, has enrolled at the Curtiss- Wright Technical institute, Glendale, Cali fornia.
 Meet Tomorrow
 A meeting of the General Well fare Center advisory board of Con. necticut will be held tomorrow night