The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-06
Waterproof Groups
 Will Sponsor Four
 Outings Tomorrow
All to Be Held at ShiIdgens Grove Cliff Swirsi Gains Finals of U. s. Tennis Tourney Mir. and Mrs. John
 Peterson Celebrating 56tl Wedding Anniversary
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Correspondent. Wm. ,. Baxter-PhOne NaugatuCk SSa6

Naugatuck, September 6-Public school enrolment here yesterday in- creased 58 over the total enroll- ment on the first day, 1t was learn ed today from Superintendent of Schools Harold E. Chittenden.
 The enrolment in public grammar schools yesterday was 1,343, a jump of 30 over the 1913 enrolment on the first day. There were 926 high school students registered yesterday as compared to 898 for the first day, an increase of 28.
 The grammar school enrolment figures are: Salem, 415; Central avenue, 225; Rubber avenue, 169; Oak street, 104; Hop Brook, 151; Prospect street, 235; Groveside, A.
 At the school board meeting last week, Supt. Chittenden estimated that about 300 of the high school students would be in the high school proper. That this figure is close to accurate can be seen now as proba- ply 122 of the 926 registered yester- day are in the Futile house, leav- ing about 804 for tht high school building.
 Outing Tomorrow
 Four waterproof cutting depart rnents are holding their outing at Shildgen's Grove tomorrow. A full dinner menu and whole days ac- tivities are in store for operators and foremen.
 Complete committees responsible for all the activities are: general committee: Frank Hanson, Ray Deegan, James Dunn, Herb Church. i'll, George Classey, Margaret Scan- lon, John Zilinsky, Luke Comisky, and Harold Alrnquist. Boccie: An- thony Trangredi, Michael s. An gelo, Ed StankewicZ, and Louis Nar- dello. Horse shoe: George Hubben, James Dunn, George Classey, Will liam Birdsal and John Sloan. Women's relay: Gertrude Lutze, Ida Laliberto, Sara Marcus, and Eve Podgurski. Mems race: Bill Lutz, JaxneS Dunn and Art Pudem. Wo- mems soft ball: Bob Worreu, Reg. Seanlon and Reg Harper. Mems soft ball: F. E. Sullivan, Ray Dee- gan, Leo Happy, Dick Tuckey and Ed Donovan. Music: Creslo Pal n1OSki, Margaret Stien and Helen awson. Refreshments: George Lam- beRt, Luke Comiskey, Alex Schmitz Anthony Tangredi, Charles Roman o1.. Prizes: George Classey, Ray Deegan, Jim Dunn and Luke Com iskey. Transportation John Sloann and Art Pudem.
 U. s. Tennis Results
 Mems singles in the U. s. Rubber tennis tournament reached the fin als when Cliff Swirski defeated Dick Calhoon- so, 6-2. Tn other matches Ray Dorion reached the semi-finals with 6-O, 6-2 win over Joe Mcclure and Stan Zapatka defeated Car Tootbacker 6-3, 6-1.
 In the girls singles, Stella Pocoski defeated Jessie MacLean 60, 6-2 and Barbara Stone was the first girl to reach the finals in the girls division by a 6-3, 7-5 win over Mary Furs.
 Finals in both divisions will be played on the Hop Brook courts Monday and Tuesday next week.
 Committee Named
 Lewis A. Dibble, local chairman of the Connecticut Republican Fi- nance committee, announced today members of the Naugatuck finance committee. which will secure funds for the G. o. P. campaign.
 At a meeting of the group last evening, credentials, receipt books pins and printed instructions were issued the workers. It was explained by MT. Dibble that there will be only one general solicitation fol campaign funds and each contribu- tion made will he for national