The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-22
Transfer OF Others
Expected At Farley;
Speculation Is Rife
Board of Education Has Unusual Situation to Clear
Regarding Proposed Closing Of Milville School;
Bristol Company Employees Going to Fair
CAT OK
Correspondent: WIN. ). Baxter-PhOne Nsugatuck sS45

| Two special trains will leave Wa
terbury Saturday morning at 7:1s
a. m, stopping in Naugatuck, Sey-
mour and Ansonia to pick up eem-
ployes residing In those commune
ties. Guests have been invited from
the Waterbury Clock Co, Blake
johnson & Machine g. Tool COM
pany and the Farrell Foundry COM
pany, all of Waterbury, as well as
from the U. S. Rubber company OF
this borough.
Comprising the committee ir
charge are General Secretary Loren
S. Chase, Secretary j. A. H. Peter
son, and ticket chairman, Harry
Reed, the latter two being both resi-
dents Of Naugatuck.
Clambake Saturday
More than 100 employees will at
tend the third annual clanbake OF
the salvage department Of the U
S. Rubber company Saturday, Aug
"a, at Linden park. The main din
ner will be served. The main din
with Foreman Richard T. Parkinson
Of the department catering. Harry
Monroe Is chairman, and Is being
assisted by Albert Pickly, Edward
Fredericks, Hans Nelson, Joseph Ga
brielski and william Casey. A sports
program will be conducted during
the day.
Vaccinations Necessary
Parents of small children who
plan to have the youngsters enroll
in public or parochial schools for
the first time September 4, are
warned that the children must be
vaccinated before they will be per-
mitted to attend sessions. Local
physicians report that large num-
bers of children have been vac
cinated by them during the past
three weeks and predict many others
will be vaccinated before schools re-
open. No exceptions are made to
the ruling of the board Of educa-
ton which makes it compulsory for
children entering school to be vac
cinated.
Naugatuck Notes
President Joseph Kenishea an
nounces a meeting Of Local As
United Rubber Workers Union, will
be held Friday at 1880 p. m. in
Linden park hall. The executive
board will meet tomorrow at $3.50
p. m. The union will hold its clam
bake Saturday, September 7. at the
Garden Arena.
Warden John j. Sheridan and
James Farren, prominent Legion
mare, have returned from motor
trip to Barre, VT.
Miss Joan Lambert Of Golden Hill
street, with Miss Yolanda Garcia
of Puerto Rico, a classmate at st
Joseph's college, Hartford, are visit
ing friends in Holyoke, Mass.
A regular meeting of Natatue
tribe of Red Men will be conducted
at 8 o'clock this evening in Ode
Fellows hall.
Beacon Valley Grange members
will convene for regular meeting
Friday evening at 8 o'clock in Their
Straitsville hall.
Mrs. Ellen w. Cooke of High street
recently visited in New York city.
George E. Roberts and daughter
Miss Dorothy Roberts, Of Carroll
street, have returned from vaca-
ton on Long Island and New York
They attended the New York Worlds
Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Butwell OF
Lewis street are entertaining Mr.. and
Mrs. John Ferris of Boston.
Mrs. John w. Briggs, Mrs. Mildred
Hair and son, Robert, of Cliff street
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. william r
Middleton of Larchmont, N. Y.
Mrs. Albert Spears and son, Jo-
seph, of Melrose, Mass, are guests
of Mrs. ]. Skyles Martin of Dunn
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Swanson Of
Cocoon street are entertaining Miss
Verna Almquist of West Hartford.
James Fleming Of Rubber avenue
has returned from weeks stay at
Lake Zoar.
Continued improvement Is report
din the condition of Lieut.. James
j. Grant of the fire department who
has been a patient for several weeks
at the U. S. Veterans hospital in
Newington, suffering from acute
arthritis.
Mrs. E. E. Sims and Miss Deborah
Leary Of this borough have returned
from a motor trip to- Quebec and
Montreal, Canada.
Transportation Available.
j. william Johnson, recruiting
chairman for the U. S. army in
Naugatuck and vicinity, announced
today that transportation Is avail
able for all prospective recruits to
take them to the nearest recruiting
station. All young men interested
may obtain full information by call
ing at his home, 12l Cliff street, or
telephoning 2467.
Mr.. johnson further announced
that men enlisting now have the
opportunity of choosing the regi-