The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-09

Thomaston, Dec. 9 - Adoption of q Group Life Insurance program 0 protect employees of the Seth Thomas Clocks Division of General Time Instrument Corporation has been announced by Ralph H. Mat thiessen. president.
 The contract, underwritten by tl1e Equitable Life Assurance So- eiety of the United States. will place more than $500 900 on the
 lives of Seth Thomas employees.
 The program provides protection Cor every employe in service six months or more in accordance with bis annual earnings; For employees earning less than $2,000 a year up Co $20O0 of protection will be pro- Ntded entirely at the Company's ex- pense.
 All other employees will receive Ghe first $2,000 of protection free and will share the cost of addition al amounts of issuance with the Company. The group insurance is payable in the event of death from any cause.
 IlCIC 10 LlO age 1lllllOdVlO dllN llO medical examination is required.
 In announcing the program to employees, MT. Matthiessen said Tt As the desire of almost every res ponsible person to provide some measure of life's insurance protec- tion for his family.
 Increasingly, companies have CO., operated with their employees to meet this problem through group lie insurance plan. After some study we have developed Group 1iIe Insurance Plan for the en- r-oyes of the Seth Thomas Clocks Diyision of General Time Instru- meats Corporation.
 he plan is a combination of l. e and contributory' The latter feature is on a cooperative basis uAder which the Company pays a Substantial portion of the cost, in order that employe contribution may be kept at minimum.
 Public Concert ! Congregational Church 4 P. M.
 Sunday The Mendelssohn .Gale Chorus of '! 4terbury, Organized 1925. it Loring Burwell ... Conductor ] Roger B. Arnold ....... Organist l 1igan prelude .... Roger B. Arnold Organist l.Vocation
 1 Cant Us To Do With Zeal . Bach oalutaris 1n Latin) ..... Gomod Lamp In The West .. Parker I ' s.GDS .............. au. Bimboul 1 .lipturc or Responsive Reading. DIV Let Every Tongue Adore Thee ' 'ch.
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 | Celtic Hymn ............ Roperton Prayer
 1tesponse- Softly and Tenderly ..... ......,............ Thompson Cfl5rtory--Organ Music MT Arnold ! ! hanks Be To Thee ......, Handel | ! ne King of Love ......... Shelley I, Flanders Fields ......,. Merwin 2 ae Lords Prayer lIalotte-Deis rediction-
 l Ce;an Postlude ....... MT. Arnold | IJA4QC 4t1N41e%1 Ao 10 S4soA4 4AAo@A SA ! cG.llmittee on arrangements. A supper following concert will be 1 serva1 to the chorus by the ladies l aid in the church parlorS. inc chorus has appeared here on l l, cvious occasions and were receiv u most cordially, unfortunately the 1 concert this year must be given at l 4 o'clock, Sunday afternoon instead C., in the evening. Party Tuesday McGivney Circle, Daughters oi | Iaabella, will meet Tuesday evening l s.s their club rooms on the Old
 Center school Green. A card party fnd social will follow the meeting. Cadet Richard Hearn, member l CT the Naval V-12 program at Harv- l ard University, is spending a ten l day leave at the home of his par eats, MT. and Mrs. Arthur Hearr Of William street. Miss Margaret Monahan has re turned to her position in Hartford after several weeks illness. James Hearn is i'll at his home or Bristol street.
 Edward Stuart, high school coach is i'll at his home on Jackson street Principal Albert Ebner is filling ir as physical director until his re- turn.
 Miss Mae Hinckley and Miss Lil- lian Cutler of Bristol spent We'd nesday evening at the home of Mrs