The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-28
Michael Bagain And Mrs. Mary Sigedy To
 Face Superior Court
Pair Waive Examination Today on Adultery Charge $500 More Needed to Reach Red Cross Quota; DOn-
 aid Kaufman and Genevieve Andrews to Wed
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annual nicnic tonight at Lake Quas- sapaug with Q basket supper at 6 o'clock and games following. An orchestra will furnish music for dancing.
 The junior choir of the Congre- gaLional church win rehearse at 3:30 p. m. tomorrow, and sessions of Girl Scouts Troops 57 and 23 are scheduled for 3:30 p. m. and D. m. Friday respectively.
 The local church's junior choir will participate in the Junior choir festival to bc held next Sunday at the First Congregational church, Branford.
 Schools To Close
 The local public schools will be closed Thursday and Friday this week, Superintendent of srhools Harold '. Chittenden has an- nounced. It is customary to close the schcools Memorial day and Supt. Chittenden felt the extra days holiday would be appreciated by the youngsters.
 Practice Tonight The local Eagles softball team will practice tonight and those who wish to play should meet at the aerie rooms at 5;45 D. m. Dues Payable Dues of the Naugatuck Build ing and Loan association are pay able this week and the office will be open today and tomorrow and each night from 2 until Q o'clock. Property Sold Andrew C.. Anderson has sold c two-family house and lot on Wal nut street to John J., and Helen 1lles, 1t has been announced. Birth Announced Announcement has been made of the birth of daughter Saturday at St. Mary's hospital, Waterbury to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Comiskey of Washington street. New Priest Here ReI Joseph A. Kochunas of Hart- ford who was recently appointed as assistant at St. Mary's church here, celebr"ted his first mass in that church Sunday. He was recent ly ordained Roman Catholic priest.
 Meet Tonight
 A regular meeting of ojeda coun- ell, Knights of Columbus, will be held tonight ct o'clock in the coun. ell rooms.
 Chamber Report The business report and account of activities here, Issued monthly by the Chamber of Commerce, was released today. It follows: Red Cross Fund
 A quota of S2,400 has been as- signed to the local chapter of the American Red Cross In the Na- tionai Red Cross War Relief Fund campaign.
 The Chamber of Commerce feels that this appeal deserves the sup- port of the people of Naugatuck and hopes that everyone able to do 80, will make contribution.
 Peter Paul, Inc.
 The volume of business for last month was the largest of any April in the history of the company. The present indications are for an Exceptionally good May.
 Safety Week
 As Q part of our Safety Program we have designated the week of May 18th to 25th as Safety Week. Tn order to make our program ef- fective we must have the interest and support of all citizens in prac- ticing caution in driving so that our highways will be safer for mo- torists and pedestrians.
 U. S. Rubber Company
 Two entirely new style items of United States Rubber summer shoes for women and men are be- ing shipped to the stores. "Play- mates" with open toe and shank, nodded heel, and faces at the side are made in six bright, faShionable colors.
 New "fii-lite" shoes with thick, cushioning cork mid soles come in four different colors for men and in natural, white, yellow, green, blue and sand for women. The shoes are light and comfortable. Soles on the mems shoes are an inch thick and very close to the same thickness on the women's shoes.
 Dealers are enthusiastic about the new shoes which should prove popular for summer wear.
 Birthday Party
 MT. and Mrs. James Best of Olive street entertained ct party rec gently for their son, James, Jr., who was four years old.
 The guests included Marcia and cynthia Baxter, Shirley Grant, Joan Lengyel, Olive Jane Hanson, Ralph Hanson, Jr., Donald and Robert Bowling, Jackie Knapp, RoRef pierfiea .J0hnfv NareV