The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-07

order number 626 and will send out 314 questionnaires
 The registrants are reminded that the questionnaireS must be filled out either in ink or with a typewriter, not with pencil, and must be returned within five days of receipt. All questions should be fully an- swered for the questionnaires are the only things by which the selec- tive service board has to go in classifying the registrants. If one has dependents, a statement to this effect should be made and affidavits submitted. All questionnaires must be sworn to by public official or a member of the advisory board.
 Takes New Post
 Joseph Neal, Jr., of this town, will leave the employe of the Dono- van Drug store tomorrow, to take a post with the Bond Bread com- pany as salesman. He has worked for the Donovan company for three and-one- half years. MT. Neal is well known here.
 Meet Today
 The first meeting of the regis trars of voters, Cyril Tuohy and Henry Zwick, to receive names to be added to party lists and to cor rect the lists, was being held this afternoon. The registrars met in the court room from noon until g p. m. and another meeting is sched- uled for Feb. IA. Persons wishing to participate in the party pri- maries must register their names with the registrars at one of these meetings, unless they have been registered as party member before this.
 Get Badges
 Roland Hathaway qualified for a merit badge in handicraft and Henry Pope, Jr., qualified for a badge in stamp collecting, at a meeting of the Naugatuck district committee of the Mattatuck Boy Scout council yesterday afternoon in the Y. M. c. A. Clifford Teeple and Skyles Martin were made sec- ond class Scouts. All are members of Troop 2.
 Two Fail to Pass
 Despite the fact the largest quota for the U. s. army from the selec- tive service ranks here went to Hartford yesterday, only two failed to pass the final physical exams, IS beign accepted, this being the most accepted in any of the draft calls here.
 The two who failed to pass were Thomas M. Lukasiewicz and Alfred s. Widziewicz, both of this town.
 They will be replaced by Francis E. Calvin and Edward P. Gotlibow- ski, both of Naugatuck. These two are scheduled to go to Hartford to- morrow to take the final exams. The l8 who passed were sent to an army camp for preliminary instruction.
 Funeral of MT. Johnson
 The funeral of Clifford s. Johnson research chemist at the Naugatuck Chemical company, who died at his home, ITO Cherry street Wednesday, will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock from his residence, with Rev. William R. Frendberg, pastor of the Salem Lutheran church. off, ciating. Burial will be in Grove cem- etery. Friends may call at the resi- dence.
 Funeral of MT. Smith
 The funeral of Clarence Edward Smith, 78, of II Myrtle avenue, was held this morning at II o'clock from the Alderson funeral home, POI Meadow street. Rev. Arthur F. Lewis, rector of St. Michaels Epis- copal church, off1ciated. Burial was in Hillside cemetery.
 Name Chairmen
 Chairmen of various committees of the Naugatuck Parent-Teacher association were appointed at re- cent meeting of the executive board, Mrs. Clarence Isbell, president, has announced. They are, publicity, Donald c. Wood; program, Mrs. Philip E. Rice; membership, Francis Clark; hospitality, Mrs. J. M. Brady; ways and means, Mrs. John W. Hayes, Jr.
 Talks Today
 A talk on Life in Bermuda as Lived By an American" will feature the meeting of Sarah Rogers chap ter, Daughters of the American Revolution, this afternoon at o'clock at the home of Mrs. E. Har- old Keeler, Nettleton avenue. Mrs. Claude Wilson of Middlebury will be the speaker.
 Mrs. Edgar Cossette, regent, will provide at the business session.
 Couple Feted
 A party was held recently by members of Columbian Rebekah lodge, odd Fellows, for MT. and Mrs. Stanley D.bble, the occasion being their 18th wedding anniversary. The couple were presented with a gift, and large cake was presented by Mrs. Emma Vagt.
 The society will hold a public card party in odd Fellows hall to- night. A large attendance is expect ed. In charge are: Mrs. Rosalie Traver, chairman of the committed; Mrs. Clara Hall, Mrs. Ruth Barratt and Mrs. Clara Dibble.
 Install Ofiicers
 Installation of officers of the Naugatuck Young Republican club Is scheduled for Tuesday at 2 p. m,, at supper meeting in Strat- toms restaurant. Park Place. Com pensation Commissioner Joseph E. Talbot, who is former president of the New Haven County Young Re- publican club, will be installing of- ficer and toastmaster.
 officers to be inducted are: Henry