The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-17
Edward Conley Gets
 First Lieutenancy;
 Legion Plans Party
Post to Hold Dinner ArmistCe Day Methodist Fidel- fly Class Meets Tonight New Voters Being Made
 Today; DriIImaster for Local Firemen Suggested
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Correspondent. Wm. . Baxter-PhOne Naugatuck Ss4S

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 Naugatuck, october IT Harold Lewis, Jr. was chosen captain of the Sons of Legion squadron at a meeting of the organization last night in Pythian hall. He succeeds James Braziel.
 Others elected were: Edward Conley, first lieutenant; John Sim mons, Jr., second lieutenant; John Desmond, Jr., .adiutant; Robert Jep- son, Sergeant-at-arms; Thomas Gunnoud, Jr., finance officer; Frank Desmond, chaplain; Frederick Rad- cliffe, historian: Thomas Gunnoud, ST., American Legion chairman.
 Dinner, Dance Planned
 The local Legion post plans Q dinner and dance here on Armistice Day, in addition to the regular memorial service, it, was revealed at last nights meeting of the post in Legion hall.
 The dinner and dance will be held on the evening of November II and Edward Wilcox heads the commit tee in charge. The memorial service will be held at II a. m.
 The card party held by the Legion auxiliary last night was very suc- cessful, with over 100 attending.
 Several members of the auxiliary will attend a state luncheon and barley in the Hotel Bond, Hart ford, October 26. A group from the local auxiliary is planning to at tend the rehabilitation conference and luncheon to be held at the New ington Veterans hospital on Nov. 2,
 Get Preliminary Information
 Preliminary information concern ing draft boards was given at a meeting of the chairmen of draft boards>last night in Waterbury, Har- ris Whittemore, Jr. local draft board chairman, reported today.
 MT. Whittemore said 1t is planned to secure an office for the draft board.
 All members of the draft boards in, this state will attend a meeting tomorrow night at o'clock in the House chamber at the state capitol building, Hartford, with Gov. Ray mond E. Baldwin addressing the group.
 Meet Tonight
 A. meeting of the Fidelity Bible class of the Methodist church will be held tonight at 7:30 at the Methodist church will be held to- night at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. Myrtle Donovan, 202 Maple street and a social will follow.
 To Study Migrants
 Members of the Woman's Auxil- iarys of St. Michael's Episcopal church voted yesterday at the Oc- tober meeting in the parish house to study, ''Uprooted Americans" in the coming year. this being a course of study on migrant workers, pre- pared for all the churches in Amer ica by missionary commission.
 It is timely subject, brought forward strikingly in John Stein beck's book Grapes of Wrath.
 Mrs.. Norris M. Follett, united thank offering secretary stated that the first diocesan thank offering for the. 1340-1943 triennium will be of- fered at the annual meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary in Christ Cath edral. Hartford, on Nov. 8th. Con- tributions. from St. Michael's are desired on or before All Saints Day, Nov.,.1, 1940. ''The United Thank Offering" said Mrs. Follett" is one which pays the salaries of many women workers, and for new con- struction in the mission field. At the triennial general convention now being held in Kansas City $e74,00O was offered from the thank offering collected since 1887. This amount of money will make it pos sible to erect and repair buildings in the mission field"
 A meeting of the New Haven Archdeaconry Woman's Auxiliary will be held at Trinity parish house, New Haven, on Monday, Nov. 4 at 1O:30 a. m. at which time there will be a report from Miss Mary Louise Pardee and others who attended the General Convention.
 Making Voters Tcday
 The board of selectmen and the town clerk were meeting in the court room today to make new vot- CTS. They started at a. m. and will continue in session until p. m. They will also meet again tomorrow and Saturday from the same times for this purpose. The board con- sists of: Mrs. Mary J. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Catharine Nardello and Creslo Klimaszewski, with the town clerk being Raymond J. St: John.
 Assessors Meet
 The assessors, Rocco Mariana and