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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-23
ADVENT CHRISTIAN

"The Resurrection, a fact, a force and prophecy" will be the Easter mor1linng subject of Rev. Joseph P C.. Johnson's sermon at the Ad- vent Christian church on Cherry street. The choir, directed by Mrs. Leon R. Corliss, will sing He Is Risen by Simper, and King of Kings by Simper.
 An Easter program will be pre- scented in the evening at 6 o'clock in the evening at 6 o'clock by the church school.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-23
PATRIOTIC GIFT ANONYMOUS

London = (U. P9 - An anoay- nous gift of $1 ,125 has been sent by a Canadian woman for dependents of the victims of the aircraft car- rier Courageous and the battleship Royal Oak. With the money was g message that her gift was "symto- .inatic of the feelings of the people of Canada in general" for the Royal
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-23
HUNTINGDON COLLEGE IS ss

Montgomery, Ala. -s(UP)-Hunt- ingden College is celebrating its 86th birthday anniversary with Founders Day exercises. The Meth odist girls college, since its incep- tion, has grown from one build ing with 40 rooms to modern stone buildings and an enrolment of 800
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-23
Supreme Chaplain

supreme Chaplain University of Dayton conferred the degree of Doctor of Laws on him. Notre Danes famous Laetare Medal, awarded annually to the Catholic layn1an who has performed outstanding service, was given him in 1886.
 Tickets for the banquet were dis tributed last week and reservations are now being made. Patrick J. Wallace heads the ticket committee. Cornelius F. Maloney. reservations
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-23
CHURCH TO STAGE EASTER FESTIVAL
ChiIdren's Service to Be Featured on All Souls
 Program Tomorrow

A children's Easter festival service will be held tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock at All Souls church on Hewlett street, directed by Rev. Thomas Lowry Sinclair, pastor.
 The entire Easter Sunday pro- gram at this church will be as fol- lows:
 2 g. m.-Holy communioI-chor 9 a. m.-Holy communion. Il 8. m.-Holy communion-morn-
 ing prayer and sermon. 4 p. Children's Easter festival service.
 II A. M. Musical Service Prelude-"Welcome Happy Morn
 ing" (violin and organ) Sullivan Processional-"At the Lambs High
 Feast" ................. .Elvey Anthem-"Christ Our Passover"
 ........o.......... GelDel Glofla ....ss..s..ss...s.. RobnSon hyr1e .....e...ss..ss.. .BrOWn Gloria Tibi .... ..e.........s..B Brown Gloria Gratis ....s......... Brown Nicene Greed ..................B Best Sermon Hymn-"Jesus Christ Is
 Risen Today" ............ Morgan Sermon-'Life Triumphant" Offertorium = Awake Up My
 Glory" ................... Barnby Odertory Sentence .Baurgeois Sersum Corda .....s........B Brown SanctuS ....s....s...ss..s.. Brown AgQeS OG1 1...s...ss..ss...s. 6rOW1l Communion Hymn = "Shepheard
 SOULS ........ss..ss. .,ss. .OykeS Gloria in ExcelSis .......... Brown Nunc DimitiS ........,.....B Barnby Recessoinal- Come Ye Faithful,
 Raise the Strain" ...... . Sullivan Postlude- -"Alleluia! Alleluia" (vi- i01in and organ) ... .t...... Roper Quartet-Miss Gladys Fox, Miss Doris Howe, Lester Tomlinson, Rob- ert Guffie.
 ! Vi6linistr Joseph M., Schaeffer. { Organist- Harold F. Rogers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-23
RR.g!jlB{SB|s| S|s

A solemn procession, choral Eucharist and a sermon by the pas tor, Rev. Roger B. T. Anderson, will feature the Easter music program at the Trinity Episcopal church to-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-23
ST. PAULS METHODIST CHURCH 1O:3O A. M.

ST. PAUL'S METHODIST CHURCH
 1O:3O A. M.
 CASTER PROGRAAG)
 Rev. Samuel c. Johnson, Pastor Organ Prelude .......... Selected Youths Choir Christ is Risen. Hymn-154 "a. Prayer and Confession Silence and Lords Prayer Youths Choir-"He Lives" Hall Congregational Response "Eas- ter"-pp630 Gloria. Patri
 Apostles Creed Scripture - I Cor. 15:i-28 Youths Choir-"T Lord is Risen CO Lay ................. wall Pastoral Prayer Offertory Anthem-"Jesus Shall Reign" ....s... ...i. Morrison Admission to Membership Hymn-150 Sermon Text-~1f Christ Be Not Risen" Anthem-"JesuS is Risen" Benedictiolr and Doxology Organ Postlude
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-23
Lutheran
ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
POI Cherry Street Rev. E. Einar Kron, pastor

POI Cherry Street Rev. E. Einar Kron, pastor Sunday, March 24
 Easter Day
 Church School and Bible Class at 9:30 a. m. with special festi- vities in keeping with Easter Day Roland Palmer in charge. Easter Service at 10:45 with spec ial Easter music by the church choir and others. The sermon topic will be the last in a series of sermons on conquest, and will deal with The Conquest Over Death. Welcome to the Zion Lut. heran Church of Waterbury.
 Calender for week of March "A Tuesday-The pastor will be in Avon, Mass. for 6 meeting of the board of trustees of the Lutheran Children,s Home. Wednesday at 3 Confirmation Glass meets Wednesday at 8-Women's Mission ary Society will meet in the church. Address by Miss Walk ley of Southington. Thursday at 8-Choir practice in church.
 Friday at 8-Meeting of the Luth- eran Brotherhood in the church. A men should attend this meeting.
 Easter Music
 Herbert J. Bohlin, organist choir master.
 Organ Prelude-"Invocation" by Filippo Capocci
 Processional-"Come Ye Faithful"
 by Arthur s. Sullivan, 1872 Easter Hymn-"In Triumph Our
 Dedeemer" from Enchiridion,
 1924 - Introit for Easter Day-"The Lord
 is Risen" by Oscar Blom Kyrie and Gloria in Excelsis Hymn of Praise-"All Glory be to
 The" by Nicolaus Decius, 1539 Gradual Hymn-"Christ the Lord is
 Risen Today" by Johan Frederik
 Lagergren, 1926
 Easter Anthem-"In JoSeph'S Lovely
 Garden" arranged by Clarence
 Dickinson (traditiona1 Spanish) Easter Hymn-"Christ the Lord is
 Risen Today" by George Job
 Elvey, 1858 Easter Anthem-"ChriSt is Arisen"
 by J. G. Lundholm Violin and Organ Offertory- 70
 Morn of Beauty" by Jan Si-
 belius, played by George Claus
 en and Herbert Bohlin Easter Hymn-"All Hail the Power
 of Jesus Name" by Oliver Hol-
 den, 1793 Benedisamus by Spangenberg, 1545 Recessional-'The Day of Resur-
 rection" by s. Salvatori
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-23
HILLSIDE CONGREGATIONAL

There will be no Sunday School session tomorrow. The members of the school will join their parents in attendance at the morning wor- ship at II o'clock. In this service which will be conducted in the English language, there will be a children'S story. The sermon topic is "The Cross and Immortality. Music will be by the choir.
 At the evening service at 7:30 o'clock the choir will sponsor a festival of Easter music, rendering on this occasion a cantata entitled Our Living Lord". The music of the cantata is by Ira B. Wilson and the text has been written by Edith Sanford Tillotson. Solo parts will be taken by Rev. Paul F. Anderson.
 On Tuesday evening the Young Peoples Society will meet for an- other session, the course of study being The Life of St. Paul."
 There will be mid-week service on Thursday evening at o'clock.
 The choir vii meet for rehearsal on Friday evening at 8 o'clok.
 On Saturday evening the Young Peoples Society will hold an April Fools Day social in the church hall. Eleanor Jenzell is chairman of the committee in charge.
 St. MichaeI'S
 For week commencing March "A.
 The servces at St. Michael's Church tomorrow will be as follows: TOO a. m. Holy Communion (ChoraD goo a. m. Holy Communion, 11:OO a. m. Holy Communion and Greeting, 3:3O p. m. Pageant and Presentation of Lenten Ofering for Sunday School and TOO p. m. Easter Pag- aent in the Church. The Rev. Rich ard w. Baxter of Middlebury will assist the rector with the 2 a. m. service and take charge of the g a. m. service.
 Monday-9:00 a. m. Holy Con- munion Annunciation.
 7:45 p. m. St. Michael's Guild in Parish House.
 Tuesday-9:00 a. m. Holy Com- munion. 6:45 p. m. Sopranos and Altos.
 Friday-7:OO p. m. Altos and So- pranos; entire hoir at 7:3O p. m.
 Saturday-12 noon Sunday School orchestra in choir room.
 Notices of the Easter services have been mailed with an envelope for the Easter Offering. There are also envelopes in the seats for those who desire them.
 Despite the fact that the church Calendar says that the Annuncia- ton will be transferred to April 1st the rector will celebrate it on Mon- day in Easter week, March 18th with a celebration of the Holy Com at g a. m.
 Miss Mary Louise Pardee will speak at the morning service on Sunday, March 31st at the II a. m. service. Miss Pardee is the repres- entative for New England on the Auxiliary and is well known to many people.
 The Retor will give notice on Sunday of his desire to administer the Communion to those who are sick of stut in and that despite that desire he should be told that they desire such administration. In other that if anything is worth having it is worth asking for.
 Attention is called to the Cafe teria Supper and Fair to be held on Thursday, April 4, under the aus pices of St. Michael's Guild in the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-23
FIRST CHURCH ORDER Of The EASTER SERVICE


 II o'clock Prelude -Kamennoi- Ostrow (Pia-
 no and Organ) ...... Rubinstein Processional- Christ the Lord is risen today Sentences Anthem-Te Deum t. Kortschman Invocation and the Lords Prayer Versic1es-
 Responsive Reading Gloria Patri- Children's Sermon ..., Dr. Gregg Offering with Duet--O, divine Re- deemer ................. GOu1lou DoXology-
 Scripture Lesson Deuteronomy 30: 15-2Oab: John 20: 1-l8 Anthem-From Highest Heaven
 .................. Jones Prayer
 Hymn-Welcome, Happy Morning! Age to Age Shall Sway Sermon Christ Came to Give Abundant Life .,.. pr. Gregg Benediction- Recessional- The strife is OCT, the UaLtle uuuC PoStlude Easter Day ...... Loret
 Notices For The Day
 Ridgeway ShinIl, Jr. will assist in the service at the piano.
 s D. m.-The ChriSmon Society will have as its guest speaker Rev. Francis o. Ayres of St. Johns church who will speak on The Au-' thority of the church. Harry Griggs Jr. will conduct the worship service. 8 p. m.-The Gregg Fellowship will have4a special Easter Commun- ion service.
 Notices For The Week Monday 6 D. m. The Ellen J. Whiton Book Club will hold g sup per meeting in the church parlor Miss Florentine H. Hayden will
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-23
CLEWs POINT TO BOYS

Salt Lake City, Utah - Prowlets who broke into the Kirkham grocery here had a sweet tooth. Their loot: four pies, four boxes of chewing gum and an assortment of candy bars.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-23
Easter Music
sT. PATRICK,s CHURCH.

The following is the musical pro- gram for Easter Sunday to be. given at Saint Patrick's Church where Reverend Eugene P. Cryne is pas tor. High Mass - Eleven CID A. M. Organ Prelude-"Resurrexit" Fred
 eric Lacey
 val Aqurm ..........!..... Oumler Introt "Desurrexi, ct adhuc tecum
 sum" .........,.... Gregorian Eyre Gloria-from Mass in honor of Saint
 Joseph .... Sister Mary Louise Gradual - "Haec dies" Gregorian Sequence - Victimae Paschali -
 Gregofian Credo-from Mass of St. Joseph. .. ...............S Sister Mary Louise Offertory "Terra tremuit" Greg
 brian Secondary Offertory Pane Luctum'
 -Kreckel
 sanctus- s-from Mass of St. Joseph Benedictus ........... Sister Mary ASuuS Dc4 '...... ........... AOulSe Communion-"Pascha nostrum'.
 Gregorian
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-23
THIRD CONGREGATIONAL


 (Easter. Program)
 Morning service-1O:45 a. m. Organ Prelude-"L Largo. Handel Choir Hymn Processional-"Once to Every Man and Nation" ".... Call to worship Hymn-"ChriSt the Lord Is Risen Today. ..... from Lyra Davidies General Thanksgiving = minister : and congregation The Lords Prayer Invocation-by the minister Hymn-"The Strife Is Ger" ,.. ,.. .......... PaleStrina Responsive reading-'"The Christian Hope" Gloria-Patri Scripture reading-Luke "A: 1924 Anthem-"We Believe That Jesus Died" .................C 70. Simper Pastoral Prayer Response by choir-"The Seven Fold Amen" Stainer offertory-"why Seek Ye the Liv- ing Around the Dead" ..... ..,...............B By R. M. Stults DoXology Sermon" Triumph of Easter" Hymn There Is a Green Hill Far Away" ............... Gower The Lords Supper Communion hymn "Blest Be the Tie That Binds" Benediction Organ Postlude- Easter March
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-23
yegati0mal
SECOND CONGREGATIONAL Easter Sunday, March "A:

10:30 a. m. The Order of Morning Worship Preludes: Easter Prelude on the Melody % Filii ct Filiae" .Candlyn The Processional Hymn-The Day
 of Ressurrection The Call to Worship, Invocation and Lords Prayer Anthem The Promise Which was Made Unto the Fathers. .Bairstow Responsible Reading -The ReSurrec- Soprano Solo: I Know that My Redeemeri Liveth (The Messiah) te~,.~-..-s4~ Handel The Scripture Reading-Luke "A liz. .. Prayer ..... offertory Anthem: Tn Joseph's Lovely Garden Dickinson Children'S Sermon Hymn-Com Ye Faithful, Raise the Strain
 rmonL"Life Rebels Against Death"
 The Recessional Hymn Christ the Lord is Risen Today Benediction
 An Easter A1leluia.
 Russian, arr. Gaul Postlude: Alleluia! Loret ! FORUM 7:30 p. m.
 The Mendelssohn Male Chorus of Waterbury-Norman D.. Hovey, or ganist:
 Organ Music Norman D. Hovey Invocation
 Hallelujah Amen tJudas Macca- bans) Handel Celtic Hymn Roberton Coin, Home (New World Syn- 1Shony) Dvorak The Scripture Reading Finnish Group Onward, Ye Peoples Sibelius Summer Evening Palmgren S,1oni,s Song Mair Figl1t Faltin Prayer 7.
 Response-SoftlY and Tendterly
 Thompson Offertory Organ Jerusalem Parker Christ Triumphant Yon The Radiant Morni Woodward The Benediction Organ Postlude MT. Hovey
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-23
ST. MARGARET'S CHURCH
 Willow Street
 Services Tomorrow s,7

ST. MARGARETS CHURCH
 Willow Street
 (ServiceS Tomorrow
 Pastor, Rev. John Conlan.
 A Liturgical High Mass, Proper and Common, at II o'clock, will be sung, Professor John L. Bonn, choir master and organist. Soloists, Jo- seph Mulcahy, Loretta Skelly, Wini- fred Griffin and Joseph G. Connor. A mixed chorus will sing the Mass in A by Cesar Franck. The offertory and communion of the day will be chanted by the mems chorus; other parts by men and women's chorus, antiphonally. The program follows: Vidi Aquam ............J. L. Bonn mtroit, (Vaticar ed.) Resurrexi, adhuc ........ ........... .Gregorian Kyrie-Mass in A :. Cesar Franck Gloria-MasS in A Cesar Franck Gradual, Haec Dies, <. Traditional OIcuO ........ ....... .CnanJ Offertory (for Easter), Terra tre- mutt ....-.. ....... Chant
 (Men's Chorus)
 Supplementary Offertory, Christ Triumphant .Pietro Ton SanctuS & BenedictuS) .......... Franck AgnuS Dei)
 Communion, Fascha nostrum, Chant
 (Men's Cflorus)a
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-23
SOUTH FEDERATED

Communion. Fascha nostrum, Chant m (Men;S CiloruS)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-26
CHARLES D. ME
 REMEMBERS SONS
Will of Business Man Who | Died Sunday Drawn Up | Feb. 4, 1928

The wilkof the late Charles Dana Nye, prominent local businessman. provides that his estate shall 90 to two sons, Carl H. Nye of this city and Warren hs Nye of Fulton, N. Y.
 The sum of $l0,O00 is to be pssd to Warren Nye if that amount was not paid during MT. Yves lifetime. The rest of the estate is to be di- vided into six parts. Each of the sons is to receive one-sixth of the principal as bequest. The ren1aill- ing four-sixths are to be made into trust fund with each of the sons to receive the income from half the fund for himself, his wife and chil- dren.
 The will, which was drawn Eco. 4, 1928, contained provisions for Mr. Yves wife, who died several years ago. MT. Nye died last Sunday.
 MT. Nye had been a resident Of Waterbury since 1898, being one of the partners in the stationery firm of Davis & Nye. He was a prominent member of the Second Congrega- tional church and the Masons. r-
 Argentina has SO,O00 fewer motor vehicles than in 1880.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-26
ATHLETES UPHELD
 BY NOTED RUNNER
Dr. Glenn Cunningham Says College Stars Not
 Necessarily Dumb

Suggesting to his audience that the highly geared college athlete is not necessarily dumb" as many might believe, Dr. Glenn Cunning ham, outstanding mile runner of the past decade, also insisted that athletics should be as strongly fa- vored in school curriculuns as any other subject.
 The famous mid-western athlete, who runs at his favorite distance again tomorrow night at Boston, entertained an appreciative audi ence last night as principal speaker in a central YMCA forum. where he spoke on the subject Running Around the World" A graduate of Kansas university and a doctor of physical education from New York university, Dr. Cunningham spoke of his many interesting experiences in various parts of the world, where he participated as an American ath- lete. He is the owner of the fast est mile run on record 4:044 at the Dartmouth college track. Be-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-26
Democrats Out
 UnaDoidably So

Hancock, Mass, Jan. 26.-- (UP)-There'n be no Demo- cratic ticket in the forthcom- ing town election because-well, here's the announcement of Miss Augusta R. Dee, Demo- cratic town committee chair man:
 The chairman .. has been instructed to announce that due to accidents, illness and the fact that the party readily and heartily approves several of the nominees of the Republican party, it has been decided not to place 8 ticket in the field for the town election"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-26

cause of the fact that smoking was prohibited the day he made his try for 8 new mark, he believes the record was made.
 From a physical standpoint, Dr. Cunningham said an athlete should take care of himself all the year around.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-26
Pre-Lenten Program
 Planned By Sodality Short Playlet Written By Nun, to Feature Program
 Wednesday Buffet Luncheon to Follow
BROOKLYN NEWS

The Children of Mary sodality of St. Joseph's church will hold a pre- Lenten entertainment next We'd nesday evening, featuring short playlet entitled, "The Beautiful Lady" written by Sister Mary Jean. O.P., There will also be games, songs and buffet luncheon.
 The committee in charge of the event includes: Mary Sarolis, Dor ma Gudiskis, Mary Alubauskas, Mary Gudiskis and Anne Alubau- skas. The cast of the play will be made up of Helen Alubauskas, Phyllis Lukmin, Nellie Shukis, Flor ence Ayotte, Adele Gedra, Frances Gustas, Ann Wasel, Rita Ayotte and Frances Deliniks. Mary Alubauskas will direct.
 Start Job Monday
 Sixty young people will begin work at the Porter Street schoo Monday on the National Youth Ad' ministration street sign project. Alp. proximately 4,00O new signs will bt made and set up about the city.
 The project will be directed by Robert F. Birt. It was arranged by former Mayor Patrick M. Perriello and provision for payment of the city's share of the cost was made tr the budget adopted for this year.
 In the business area the new street signs will be placed on tele- phone poles. In residential districts
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-26
AUTO FATALITIES
 LAST YEAR LOWER

Hartford, Jan .26.-Automobile fa- talities in New England decreased 2 per cent in 1899 as compared to 193S, the safety education depart ment of the Aetna Casualty and Surety company announced here today.
 The following table, compiled from statistics furnished by the motor vehicle commissioners in the six New England states, shows the number of fatalities inu each state, together with the percentagme change:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-26
LITTLE ELECTED
 TOPLAN FARLEY

Officer James Little, statistician for the Accident Prevention bureau of the police department, has been named to a committee to develop plans for the enforcement session of the Safety Conference to be held by the Connecticut State Highway Commission at Yale university March 27.
 Little was asked to serve by the chairman of the commission, Samuel H. Fisher. The conference will be similar to that held last year at Yale,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-26
Permit Revoked

Permit Revoked
 The state liquor control commis- sion yesterday revoked the tavern permit of Anna Genius, 161 Wasl1- ngton avenue. Reasons given were that A1l11s was convicted of selling liquor other than permitted and of unlawfully disposing of liquor with out permit.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-26
Are RAelectAl

Mrs. Philip E. Rice and Miss Emily Sophie Brown were reelected to the board of managers at the annual meeting of the Children's Center, held Wednesday in Hamden Miss Winnibal Schaffer, Miss Ma rian J. Keeffe, Miss Margaret Bull, Miss Brown and Mrs. Rice were the Naugatucx residents attending.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-26

Womar's club was held last night at the home of Mrs. Samuel R. Bris- tol, Bristol terrace. Mrs. Seymour I. zonn rendered piano solos, Mrs. Bristol played a group of selected recordings and the subject of dis cussion was "Grieg-Peer Kynt." Miss Jeanette Yer Straate had charge of the program.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-26
Rehearse Sunday

The Elks' Glee Club will rehearse at 3 p. m. Sunday in the club rooms with Archie Terrill directing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-26
Wins Numerals

Harry Vaughan, 8 freshman at Bates College, Lewiston, Me-, and son of MT. and Mrs. Charles Vaughan of Naugatuck, recently won his numerols for participation as members of the freshman foot ball team there.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-26
Davis Advanced

William E. Davis, son of MT. and Mrs. Wilfred c. Davis of 18 Park Place, has been advanced from the post of fireman third class in the U. s. Navy, to fireman second class He is stationed on the cruiser Nashville, which is now on battle maneuvers with the fleet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-26

they will be placed on cement posts which will be erected at intersec- tions.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-26
Record Number

A record number of books of his. tory, biography, and laterat,1re were issued during the year. A total Of Ti3 foreign language books were circulated, 490 of these being Pol- isI1. The foreign language collection includes books in French, German, Hungarian, Italian, Lithuanian, Polish, Portuguese and Spanish.
 Miss Dc Shong reports that the library, like the schools, Is exper- fencing Q decrease in the registra- ton of children of grade school age. There are 1922 children now regis. tered as borrowers in the childrens library, 72 less than in 1888.
 That children here are avid read CTS is seen by the fact that each child borrowed on an average 2S books during the year, more than one book every two weeks.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-26
MosA Have Cards

Another record was created in i930 as 469O Naugatuck residents now have library cards, 3368 adults and 1922 children, this being the largest number of borrowers yet registered.
 A total of 1863 books were added to the collection in the past year Miss De Sbong reports, and the book collecttn now totals l9,053 books. There were 115 current perio- odicals received and 3511 back num- berS of periodicals were borrowed for home use.
 Miss De Shong reported that the library received 176 gifts, which helped to offset the decrease in the book fund. which is smaller be- cause of the reduced income from Investments.
 MT. Tuttle's report listed the fol- lowing amounts in funds: $20,370 deposited in the Naugatuck Savings Bank and held fo investment; in the sinking fund, $7,531.16; in the special sinking fund, $6,599.62 and in! the Ellen Spencer fund $965 .31 all of which is also deposited in the Naugatuck Savings Bank.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-26
Officer III

Lieutenant James J. Cuddy of the police department is confined to his home on Cherry street by illness.