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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-20
Service Program May Be Attended
 By All Employees
Patrick H. Kelley to Act as Master of Ceremonies Brophy, Rice, Booker, COe and Captain Smith
 Speakers; Souvenir Booklets to Be Distributed

Correspondent Larry shepley-Phons Nauua.uck ssas
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-20
SCHUMACHER MADE NAVY SHIPFITTER
MiIlviIle Resident at Fargo, Mass, Expects Sea
 Duty Shortly

Naugatuck, Nov 20--James j. Schumacher, son of MT. and Mrs Frederick Schumacher of Millville has been promoted to third class ship-fltter at East Boston, Mass Seaman Schumacher is now sta- toned at the Fargo, Mass, Receiv- Ing Station ard expects to be trans- ferred to sea duty in the near fu- ture. He enlisted in the Navy, Sep- tember 2,
 Rationing Coupons
 Fuel oil consumers are requested to call for their oil rationing cou- pons at the Futile school as follows: Monday, Nov. 2S-From 200 to 500 D. m,--Last name, A. to N;
 Tuesday, Nov. 24-From 200 to 500 D, m,--Last name, N to 2; to- gether with all others unable to res port on Monday.
 Goes South
 Pvt, Thomas Weaving who has
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-20

BUY WAR BONDS, STAMPS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-20

John Minicucci has returned to Great Lakes Naval Training Station, after visiting his parents, MT. and Mrs. John Minicucci of German street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-20

MT. and Mrs, John J. Connole oi North Main street have returned from Washington, D. o" where they visited their son, William, Q student at deorgetown University,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-20

Naugatuek, Nov. 2o--Mrs. Theresa Mastropietro 20, wife of Frank Mastropietro, of 6S May street, Naugatuek, died last evening at St. Mary's hospital, Waterbury. She resided in Naugatuek four years, She was e native of Waterbury, An infant son of Mir. and Mrs. Mas tropietro died Wednesday,
 Mrs. MNStropletro is survived by her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Harbieri of Waterbury; two hroth- CTS, Peter and Vito, both of Wa terbury; four sisters, Mrs. Eliga-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-20

Private Donald Dooling, who was recently graduated from the Signal school in Athens, Georgia, Is visiting hts parents. Mir. and Mrs. William DoOllnR of 10 Carroll court.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-20
FOLIO BROTHERS
 GIVEN BURROUGHS
Richard and Albert in U. s. Coast Guards and Navy,
 Respectively

Beacon Falls, Nov. 20 Richard zollo. a member of the coast guards, stationed in Delaware, and Albert Folio, Jr., of the U. S. Navy sta- toned in Boston, Mass, were visi- tors in town the past few days, at the home of their father, Albert zollo.
 Private First Glass Franklin Bren. nan, stationed at Fort George c. Meade, Maryland, is spending fur- tough ct the home of his parents. MT. and Mrs. W. L, Brennan of Wolfe avenue.
 There will be requiem high Mass celebrated on Saturday morning at St. Michaels church at 8 o'clock for the late Mrs. Nora Healy.
 Saturday ct Q a. m. religious in- structions will be given children of St. Michaels parish at the church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-20

Apprentice Seaman George Law, ton. son of Mrs. Nellie Lawton e' Maple street. has completed hi' basic training at the Great Lakcl Naval station and has been assigned to Miami University at oxtord Ohio, to study radio work.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-20

]. REophy, Phillip F, Rice, factory manager, who will speak on Nau- gatuek Chemicals part in the war effort: Alfred J. Booker, who will give the employees pledge; Captain Alex Smith, U, s, Army; and John ?. Coe, general manager of the Naugatuck Chemical, Division of the U. 8. Rubber Company, who will dedicate the flag,
 A musical program will open and close the rally, and Q program sous venir booklet will be distributed to all employees, The members of the Labor. Management War Production Drive Committee who will have as. sisted In arranging the ceremony are as follows: Joseph Billak, Chemical departments; Alfred Booklr, Reclaim departments; Dallas Farmer, Me- chanical departments; Paul Suba, Laboratories; Robert Raynor, Plant Protection; William Mack, Sym thetie Rubbel Plant; James Casey, Miscellaneous departments; P. N Rice, Factory manager; R, J, Prick Control manager; r. P, dillon, Plant engineer: c. M. Ecery, Reclaim Production superintendent; T. Y, Lynch, Chemical Production super lntendent; s. 8. Andrews, synthetic Rubber assistant superintendent, and P. II, Kelley, secretary,
 Staff Sergeant Rlnaldl Slkoloskl, who has been visiting his parents, Mir. and Mrs. stephen Sok0loski of North Main street, returned Co Texas, where he Is . member of the Glider Corps.
 Private Peter Brooks of Olive street is a patient at the station hospital, Camp White, Oregon.
 Private Donald Dooling, who was recently graduated from the Signal school in Athens, Georgia, Is visiting his parents, Mir. and Mrs. William DoOling of 10 Carroll court.
 John Minicucei has returned to Great Lakes Naval Training station, after visiting his parents, MT. and Mrs. John Minicucci of German street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-20
SAFETY EMBLEMS
 WILL BE AWARDED

Naugatuek. Nov, 20 A mass meeting of oil wardens in tho bor- oueh will be held soon after the Defense Rally November 24 to form ulate definite plans for the grant, ing of "home safety' award em- blems for owners in Naugatuek, ae- cerding to an announcement made by Harold w. Brown, deputy chief of the Air Raid Warden division of the Nausatuek Defense Council.
 According to Mir. Brown, the ARP "Home Safety Award" has resulted from q desire expressed by many lo- cal Defense Councils to give visible evidence of their communities prep aredness in precautions against air raids.
 It Is also the result of the desire of a number of Civilian Air Raid Wardens to secure voluntary offers on the part of householders for on initial and subsequent official in-l speetion Of their premises by the wardenS; to encourage houSeholders to conform to at least minimum standards of precautions by award- ing an effieial emblem as q prized eertifieate' Of compliance; to further the education of the wafdens by re- minding them of these minimum precautionary household measures and to define another appropriate official activity for the wardens,
 The deputy stated that in peace time the householder can rely on the regular town services, such aS the police and fire department; but, during an air raid, these vital town services may be taxed far beyond their physical limits. The house. holder must learn the necessity ot protecting himself his family and his property during an air raid, It is the duty of the air raid warden organization to distribute these Rules for Air Raid Protection" to every household,
 Further information on Home Safety" awards will Dc given in on address by State Defense Council Director Wesley A. sturges in . radio broadcast at l;30 ?, m, Sat- urday,
 Miss Estelle White Of Tolles Square announces the marriage of her sister, Eleanor, to Charles Chap- pas, Jr., son Of MT, and Mrs. Charles ChappaS Of sparrows' Point, Md, The wedding took place on Sunday. November 5, at the home of the groom's parents.
 4 months mind Mass for the re- pose of the soul of the late Thomas Reilly will be celebrated at S;S0 o'clock Saturday morning in St. Mary's church, Union City. RIfY WAR RONna RTAMPR
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-20
JUNIORS STAGE
 DANCE TONIGHT
Millville Library Holding Card Party; Sodality
 Meets Nov. 30

Naugatuek, Nov. 20 - The junior class of the Naugatuck high school is sponsoring an acquaintance dance this evening from s;30 to l2 o'clock ia the high school auditorium,
 In charge of arrangements are; Francis Rueeio, president, Miss Francis Cuddy, secretary and treaS- urer, and Alvin Schiller, vice. president.
 Party Tonight
 A card party under the auspices of the Millville Library association, will be held this evening In the Il. brary.
 Pinochle, bridge and setback will be played, Refreshments will be served and prizes awarded,
 Local women are doing their bit In the war effort by donating used silk and ,nylon stockings and other wearing apparel to the drive which started Monday. Bins or pockets for the worn articles have been in- stalled in the local business houses and the results in the few days since the drive started have been very gratifying,
 Betty Hackctt H0nored
 Officers were elected Rt the semi. monthly meeting of the Sodality of Our Blessed Lady recently in the hall of st, Mary's church, They ara aS fAlloWg,
 President, Betty Haekett; vice. president, Marguerite Kissane; sec. retary, Eleanor Stein; treasurer, Margaret O'connor; publicity agent, Ann PlikaitlS, -.
 The members of the refreshment committee for the first two months are: Grace Bergen. Lois Anderson, Ruth Shopis and Joan Dillon,
 The next meeting will Do held Monday evening, Nov, 90, At that time the eonstltution will De drawn up.
 Naugatuek, November 20, -- MT, and Mrs, Michael japers of Aetna street announce the coming mar riage of their daughter, Mary kof- DOS, to William Stokum, son ot MT and Mrs. Anthony Stokum of SeS' mour, ..
 The wedding will take place place Thanksgiving Day M st' Francis church,
 Apprentice seaman George Law: ton. son of Mrs. Nellie Lawton es Maple street, has completed ms basic training at the Great Lakes Naval station and has been assigned to Miami University at Oxtord' Ohio, to study radio work.
 MT. and Mrs, John J, Connole ot North Main street have returned from Washington, D. O., where they visited their son, William, 6 student at Georgetown University,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23
Dry Crusade Swings
Through Minnesota

IT. PAUL. MHaa.-A CONCERTED
anti-lquer drive = On n fnli suinr
throughout Minnesota. re Rss.
Herbert II. Parish. state Admin
Aztrstor q the United Temperance
movement reported here
IF. Parish. sd. ne ain ~
the campaign = to bring pressure
On the legislature tn pass a. IL
next session a bin. giving villages
and townships the power To out
law the ssle Of liquor md 81
beer
Backbone q the campaign i
me observance OF Temperance
Sunday In = different county
each week with a battery Of eight
to ID speakers. making scheduled
tabs against the sale Of liquor.
Thus FAR - counties have already
observed Temperance Sundays.
To stimulate interest In the
temperance movement amonr the
youth, q poster contest with prizes
totaling $50 has been opened
TO grade and high school students.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23

The Rev. NJ. L. Nesvig Of Seat
tie viii occupy his sons pulpit
Sunday morning At II at I'm
manuel Lutheran church. No. isth
and Stevens Il. The son. the Rev.
Milton Nesvig. will conduct the
morning worship.
Pastor Nesvig senior II the
hospital and city missionary for
the Lutheran church in Seattle.
He has been engaged in that work
for six years. Prior TO that he
was pastor Of the First Norwegian
Lutheran church of Seattle for IA
years. He served a. interim pas
tor at Messiah Lutheran church
Of this city during 1904.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23
Ruth johnson Soloisi
On Sacred Choir Hour

For the sacred concert next
Wednesday night J. W. Bixel viii
direct the Mountain View singers
In a group of ia lite Thanksgiv-
ing hymns and choruses. The
program includes Now Thank We
All Our God" kruger: Come.
Ye Thankful People lElvey) I:
The Heavens Resound' Bee
thoven): Thanks Be to God
fDiekson). Ruth johnson. sololst
Two spirituals. My Lord. What a
Mourning" and Steal Away to
Jesus solo. Il Walked Today
Where Jesus Walked to'Hara) /:
The Lost Chord" fsulIiyanl !.
Betty Warmer Allen viii accom-
pany.
The program will be broadcast
over KMo at $50.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23
Chaplain Setter 10
Occupy Lutheran
Uulpii on Sunday

Using as his subject The Won
derful Christ" Chaplain w. A.
Setter OF Mcchord Field will oc-
cupy the pulpit of Falkland Evan
gelical Lutheran church Sunday
morning. II was reported Saturday
by the Rev. W. c. Gullixson.
pastor.
Chaplain Setter. for II years
reserve officer. was recently
called into service from his con-
gregation In Elmhurst. III. He Is
now assigned to the 26oth Coast
Artillery "a. Al at Mcchord
Field. Captain and Mrs. Setter
reside at the Misses Louise and
Lydia Harstad's home In Park
land.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23
Portland Speaker Here
For First Evanuslical

Harvest Home services will be
observed At the First Evangelical
church on Sunday 1T IL a m.
and 7:3o p, m. with Rev. c. +.
Gates OF Portland. district super
intendent. as the speaker. The
quarterly conference win be held
at $50 p. m.
Rev. Gates has recently return
ed from the general conference of
the Evangelical church held at
Naperville. III. At this meeting
steps were taken TO perfect a
union with the Church Of the
United Brethren OF Christ.
The congregation IL passing an
other milestone Of its program by
bringing q Thanksgiving offering
for the purchase Of a new carpet.
This carpet will be installed In the
near future and the entire church
seating will be reflniahed.
Rev. John Henry soltman Il the
pastor Of the church which IL
located on So. X n. At 18th.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23
Seuih End Felix's
will Celebrate
Thanksgiving Day

A community Thanksgiving
Day seryiee ~lll - held New. =
IN Westminster rrssbytsrlsn
church. 10. 10th end L sts. II
which al south ena ehureh<s viii
partlospats. according IN . rrpers
reoelved Saturday
Dr. >. -. liiii. pastor of the
f.sneois PARK CHRISTIAN church.
win preach The morning s<rmon.
Giving Thanks Aiwsyss fhs
Rev. q. .. FuleheF. pastor u The
entertaining church. Win preside
and slll BE- assisted ~ esop~fHt-
Ing pastors. Ths Thanksgiving
offering vii b devoted 20 China
relief.
"A hearty invitatioA h extend
ed IN residents Of fhs south end
10 crowd the church for thIs
Thanksgiving service tho ksv.
Euiehsr. said. speaking for south
end paatsFss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23

into their second week Sunday.
The attendance has heen close Il
capacity. increasing a. the meet.
Ings have become known.
Two services viii be held sun.
day. Al 2a0 Evangelist Parrott
viii speak on The Worlds Great
est Prophetic Fnifilmente For the
evening service the subject will
be. '~rhs Greatest Miracle I Hsvs
Ever Witnessed
Tho Rev. Mr.. PARROT was for
merry conference evangelist for
the Oregon conference 81 the
Methodist church. BE IL well
known - m evangelist IN the
United states ana Canada.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23
Guest Pastor for
Marine View Church

The Thanksgiving season viii
be observed by the Marine View
Community church at Dash Point
with a special service on Sunday
morning at IL.
Carlisle A. Schafer. pastor of
the Little Brown church at
American Lake North. will preach
on the subject, Thanksgiving in
War Time"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23
60 to Church This Sunday

Nofious reosons hove been gwen For eoina .
church. We hove often hsord Il sod. .The Church
needs YoU-ond YOU need Ire church, There
IS bit Of reolisnn pocked N thot-if ~e ore 70
have the church. with ~ blessings ord - eosd-
once. end IFS ccnsolosions ord encouragement. ~
must support Il with eur ossendonee ard CIR eou-
fribufions
Some folk cirque thot they eon Do very vel
without the church. but there usooliy cores tire
when the neglect Of TIRE church proves 10 hove
been an unhappy nnistoke.
This Thonkseisine week the church lectures
something 50 thoroughly Annsrieon in our finest
trodtion that ! feel constrained 10 mention IL.
There IS "reol America" more essentially i'm
portont thon the strdent directions Of ire mo-
n'ent. irportont os they rnoy be The 'reol Amer
ico" must survive II IS the America Of Plymouth
colony and the Moyslo~er-fhe hertooe OF ssork
eooroee ond stirring foith OF men ond women
foeine the rioor Of wilderness ord waking hour
By hour with unseen donoes
II is something like Washington Lneelino in
the snow az volley Forge. ond like Lincoln offrr,-
ing his foith in Divine Providence. being, os he
sold. often driven 70 his knees" II IS something
50 Drove and fine thot oil healthy minded foIk od-
nnirs ood revere II. and desire TO erulots IT,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23

i : rs sosss sense q dependence ucon Cd
fhof rs nsode nn<n brewer = tires u dnno<r
ond mere honest n theF denilnax ~sth eoeh efh<f
7 moved men 70 nzerns upon Gers. In Cod
We Trust"
For naony. On o~naenna II tbs "feoi kn<r-
lco wi - nedl<eossrs q religion ord -
turn - fse hohifz = reaular church 1fferdoux~.
Fer church oftendon<e ho< ben re ereofezf -
fluencs n tbs eountrY 70 keep Give ire ~reoi
America"
That : re reozon ffof merry mo Rcd fhIs
letter vii reserenfs ard wisely toke tire - 81.
fhonks 70 Almighty cd Tor fis blessings Ard
TREY. giving thonkz viii invoke fix blessings ord
suidones Tor ire uncertain doys oneod
Mony vii oss<nnbls in church ms coming s.sn-
doy a. their oct Of thonksnylro Mony viii toe
time from their work nexf Thursday - ooFhef Fof
worship ard eve fhonks n she House 81 God
sono fhe oneisrf psnlraiss, II : coed fhinn
- eve fhonks unto IRE lord Your hear ard
nns Will know ire eop Of couro1s that CONES. n.
opening Of the dofk ~oys. The shaping Of VIE pur-
poses. when ~e hove dssoury gwen thonkx
Therefore dore 10 10Y. shos from cry onois
you nnoy consider u. your fnost pfofifohis doy vii
be fhof ore which you eofaer with others IN .
church. 10 worship God ord 70 owe thonks
J. J. eeUlTT.
Plymouth Congregational Church.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23
Thanksgiving Box
Social on FRIDAY

A Thanksgiving box social Is To
be sponsored by the Young Peo-
pies Luther league Friday night
at 7:30 In the Central Lutheran
church, Dorothy yeager. general
chairman. announced Saturday.
Games will start at 8 p. m. and
will be in charge Of Miss Barbara
Henrieksen: Miss Ruth Burud has
charge of decorations. Miss Cam
lila Norlie. league advisor. said.
Girls of the league have pre-
pared the food and all young
people of the church are invited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23
Try Experiment
On Kentucky Farm
LOUISVILLE. ky. z

LOUISVILLE, Ny. - Koinonis
farm, an experiment in Christian
communism" has been located on
a 40O-acre tract near Americas
Ga, IL was announced here.
Rev. DIR. Clarence L. Jordan and
Rev. Martin England. former mis-
sionary TO England. are the farms
founders. and have moved TO the
site to improve the property dur
ing the winter months.
Koinonia farm, ia "a non-profit
missionary effort which seeks TO
combine religious training with
community service"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23

Ths hlaA sshsai fslls~sAsp
xrsup 81 n6ssnn tsshaalss skuvsh
undsr ths iea1erunkp = Js1n
sherman. wsil hsvs ~ a<ssee1
sunday evening - Ia In iaeni
chapter ~ HssIsnsi A.soe1ssiaH
for Aavsnnsmest ~ colnsed pee-
pie. re speaker wtIi - - ~.
D. 9. ntsph~ssos. ~ Aka Afvs-
esa Meths<1fet ehureh. MUSE wsIi
BE- furnished by ~ cpi~rsdss Tag
iew Msssseai afus.
Following the s<fxsee yosns
adults sna fir~~ias fsiIowpelps
groups ~sfi snteFtsin Huesss. ~
eIss<,inx soldiers iron n eetor~1
q. D. O.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23
For Radio Services

The speaker Sunday for the
Church Of the AR i % Be the Rev.
Henry Dsitz. pastor O the F1rst
United Presbyterian church. ms
<erxies = heard each Sunday
morning from $50 10 ,. over XVI
and u sponsored BY the Council
~ Churches.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23
Rev. \. ,. rhsvps WIn
Address Messiah ersuD

win masie furnlsss1 - .
group u STUDENTS from fncllzo
Lutheran eeIleue. Ne nev. y. y
Thorps u PsFkIan1. vsee~pveuf1<ni
af the Pacific district ~ MOI
wsgisn Lathsras ehneen Il
Ansries. viii sveah Nseday sltsv-
nepn n eeleek ~ ths eonnrsae-
ilaa fellswshlp hssF In koonetnn
I.ath<fxa church. ID 49, Fevenie1
Saturday.
Purpose ~ ths m<sslns Win -
10 plan wsys nsd pssane -
strengthen the ehsrsh n upd. II
orsier 4 may - II CREATES hiessiaa
10 the individual q weli - 10 ~
community n spxveA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23

Services have been held for the
past week at the Central Baptist
church with Fred Ankerber of
Chicago, presiding over singing
and lecturing, it was reported
Saturday by the Rev. Bror Lund-
gren, pastor of the church.
I'VE have had a successful
week." the Rev. Lundgren said.
Our Youth Evangelist meetings
have met with everyone's approx
al. The group offers a string
band, choir and special music each
night. excepting Monday, at 7:45
D. m"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23

Taking ~ his subject .-rhs
Jews and the Dlesstors. y. y.
French vii speak 81 tbs Little
Brown church II II >. N. Sunday.
me church II located 81 AmeFl-
can Lake North. and al ~hs live
in tins Lakes district are urged 10
come.
Wednesday evening ~ Ts1 .
special Thanksgiving service viii
be held. The pastor. Carlisle A.
5rhafsr. ~tii speak on '-rhsnks-
giving tn Wartime.
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Only Alaska and Hawaii are
territories u ths unltesI states.
IL other islands are possessions.