The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-02
Donations Will
 B Received
 During The Week
Boxes Have Been Distributed in Factories; These May Also Be Called for at POstOfRce; Contributors \, Encouraged to Donate as Soon as Possible
NAuGATucK ceEsspondenA larry shspley--Ehcne Naugatuck sslS

TaunAts,ck, Feb. 2 - Postmaster Frank T. Green, chairman of tho fffanttle Paralysis Fund commit tea, announced tcoday that per. e0nal donations amounting to S64.96 have been received. MT. Green said ehat the campaign has been ex.. Oaaded for another week because of Che lack of interest shown by resI.
 Rssidents who haven't contribu- ted, are reGuested to do 90 as quick iy as possible. MT. Green also re- ported that the March of Dime boxes would rot be collected from Ehe stores and other places pefore sThere are undoubtedly many who were unable to get to local stores, hanks or tho post ofiice last week, who desire to make their annual canribution to the paralysis fund this year. Donations. may De lett at the above named places, at the local schools, or may be mailed to MT. Green or Roy N. Johnson, fund treasurer, at the Naugatuck Ma ClQN8h DU1Aks a4a lseut4 4t,.. .. "A.
 Boxes havc also teen distributed ln the factories and MT. Green en- courages the different departments IS make contributions separately. ThosA not having the boxes, may ,cl,tain them at the post oftice.
 Appeal Issued :.
 An appeal has been issued to all ,,i.nnnrkv Avshers hv warden Leo J. Brophy to make certain that Q path isshoyeled from their front side waik to the garbage receptacle In the rear of their homes for the convenience of the garbage collec- delayed considerably during tne past week by being obllged to nl;S.uh their way through to the rarhage cans with their feet and then to try to make the same loot marks back with heavy loads on their shoulders. atA.
 The collection of garbage as soon As D0asible after 1t has been de. positea iil the containers IS ot viSal ilnportance to the health of tne community. The shoYeling or Q path will greatly assist In the col- lections and allow the collectors to n,ake their scheduled trip on time.
 TransfeEred
 Pvt. leRoy e. Chappe1 has been trSnsierTed to the i63Oth 6. U. at F'ost 9enjaHnin Harrison, 1ndiana! ancordlnr to word received by ms wife. Mrs. Leaoy c. ChappeA or Mulberry Ezlll road. ..,..s ..ss 1j .jSs.s, .A6dFesa to MenAbeSs .,l. IAn eddress to the members or tne A,sxiiisry Police Division Of the Nauratuck Civilian Defense Council wIii 'he delivered by Lieut., Leo J. Mlileahy, Of the Connecttcut State police. at meeting of the group to bA held wednesday evening at ' n,clock at Elks' hall in the Weary h,silding. All auxiliary policemen In the council ere 'urgentAy TeQueste0
 war Bond Quota
 Chairman os. the NaugAtuck war Bond saies committee, William G. aoies has announced that Nauga- m,ak,s nuota for the month Of Feb r,iaYy has been designated by the war Savings statf In Washington. .. O., at Sios,Oi2. The national nal uuota for the month is set at 62o Million dollars and Connecticut's hare will be $l4.7o0,00O. EConnecticut's share is Identical with December quota that was as. ,iened to. this state and which was Wceeded by 2l per cent when total Miea o6 SiT,80e,000 were recorded. f,he ayiota again refers only to the fw denomination E bonds and does aot include the former F and Q ieriee.