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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-12-16

Mr.. johnson announced his res
ignation several months ago to take
a pastorate in Chicago, Ill. He will
start his new duties March l. It Is
expected Mr.. Peterson will begin his
new duties here within two months
after Mr.. johnson leaves.
Mr.. Peterson held pastorates in
Wisconsin and Minnesota prior to
the Illinois post he now holds.
Mr.. johnson will remain here un-
til March to assist in observance
of the local churchs jubilee year.
The observances have been held and
one is planned for Jan. IA, IS, and
16 with the final one Feb. 10 to Feb.
81, inclusive. The local church was
founded Feb. 81, 1894, and Feb. 81
will be its 50th birthday.
Rev. Theodore w. Anderson, pres
ident of the Evangelical Mission
Council of America, will speak at
the January observance, Mr.. john
son announced.
Rev. John English Of Hartford
state superintendent Of the Connec-
ticut Congregational Churches asso-
citation, and Rev. Sherrod Soule Of
Hartford, former pastor Of the Con-
gregationa1 church of Naugatuck
and now historian Of the State So
ciety of Congregational churches
will talk here Feb. 18th.
Rev. G. A. Quarnstrom Of Can
ada, head Of the Covenant church
In Canada, and Rev. A. ]. Lindquis'
Of Thomaston, first pastor Of the
Hillside Congregational church, will
also speak in February. Mr.. Lind
quist was pastor here from 1894 u
1901. Rev. F. A. Erickson Of Wor'
chester, Mass, president Of tn
Eastern Missionary association, viii
be among the February speakers.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-12-16
BRINGS OWN WEDDING CAKB

Lordon CUP) Leading AircraftS-
man Fred Edginton, R. A. F., in
stead OF packing his troubles in il 3
old kit bag, packt a 16-poupds
three TERED wedding cake, complets
with silver icing, and logged II half
way round the world. Edginton,
training in Canada, wss well aware
Of the rationing in England. So
when his girl accepted his mailed
marriage proposal, aid he was dus
to return home, he decided to be
fully prepared for the wedding fes-
tivities.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-12-16

Naugatuck, Dec. 16-Mrs. Adolph
Nelson was elected president OF
Evangeline circle of the Salem
Lutheran church Tuesday night in
the church hall.
Others elected were: Vice-pres-
ident, Mrs. Arthur Pearson; secre-
tary, Mrs. Harry Carlson; financial
secretary, Ethel Salmonson; treas
urer, Agnes Anderson. This group
constitutes a committee = at = large
which will plan for the year at a
melting Jan. S. at the home Of Mrs.
Nelson, Sc Quinn street. Mrs. Wal
lace johnson and Ellen Anderson
were named auditors.
Four groups of the circle were
named. They are: Group Della
Anderson, chairman, Mrs. I. v. Oh
son, Vivian Anderson, Mrs. Fridolph
Nelson, Mrs. Norman Sears, Edith
Hansen, Mrs. Hiding Olsen, Ruth
Wedin, Esther Ludin, Ina Lind
strom, Mrs. Stephen Luskay, Jr,
Mrs. Harry Carlson.
Group 2-Mrs. Adrian Olson,
CHAIRMAN, MIS-. SdI1 OdllllOLlSO11,
Edith Adamson, Mrs. Edward Nc
Govern, Mrs. Herbert Bohlin, Mrs
Harold Woodin, Pauline Pearson
Mrs. Arthur Pearson, Mrs. Robert
Anderson, Esther and Ellen Ander-
son.
Group 3-Mrs. Axel Carlson,
chairman, Mrs. Villa Peterson.
Mrs. George Johnson, Mrs. Andrew
Anderson, Mrs. Eric Anderson, Mrs
Carl Skoglund, Mrs. Wallace john
son, Mrs. Miles Berry, Mrs. David
Lorentson, Mrs. Milton Smith, Mrs.
Gustav Johnson, Mrs. Raymond
Carlson.
Group AIRS. George Painter,
chairman, Mrs. Edward Gerber,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-12-16
NO FLU CASES
SAYS DR.. BAKER

Naugatuck, Dec. 16.-Although
there are many colds here, there
are no cases of influenza here,
Health Officer DR.. Water I. Baker,
said.
He explained that up to now,
symptoms indicating real influenza
have been reported. The number
of Naugatuck residents reported out
of work because of illness appears
to be increasing rather than de-
creasing.
Health officers attribute this
partly to the fact many workers
are putting in long hours and con-
sequently have less resistance.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-12-16
IMMIGRATION LAW
VIOLATORS NABBED

Naugatuck, Dec. 1.-two Portu-
guese residents were arrested We'd
nesday on charges of violation Of
the immigration laws. They are
Joao Esteves Miranda, 20, of 70 Arch
street and Fermino Parkei, 81, Of At
South Main street.
A deputy marshel and Police
Sergt. Anthony Farrar made the ar
rests. The men were token to New
Haven for preliminary hearings.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-12-16
MORE CERTIFICATES
FOR TIRES ISSUED

Naugatuck, Dec. 16-The tire
panel of the Naugatuck ration board
has issued certificates for tires and
tubes to the following:
U. s. Rubber, one grade 1, onA,
tube; William L. Stiller, one grade.
3; Samuel Pelgro, two grade /; F.
J. Scully, two grade /; Joel e. Al.
derson, two grade 1, two tubes; Neal
Mascola, one grade 3; Lewis Dull.
any, one grade 8; Joseph G. Gonski
one grade 3, one tube; Francis
Yurkasitis. one grade 3, one tube
Napoleon D. Blanchard, two grade
3; Howard Enquist, four grade 8.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-12-16
POLICE SAVE UNIFORMS

I order to make them wear uni
formly for the duration of the war,
London policemen have been Or
dered to wear their great-coats but
toned on the left side four months
and on the right side four months.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-12-16
Borough Briefs

Naugatuck, December 16. - Lieu
tenant (jg.) John M. Connole, who
has been in the South Pacific the
past year, is spending two weeks
leave with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Connole of North Main street.
Mrs. Catherine Jeanette Of 3S9
North Main street has received word
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-12-16
Borough Funerals

Naugatuck, Dec. 16-Funeral serv-
ices for Adam Mitchell OF Rubber
avenue, Who died Tuesday at his
home, were held this morning at
$3.50 o'clock from the Buckmiller
funeral homo, % Park place, to St.
Francis church where a Mass OF
requiem was celebrated at 9 o'clock.
Burial was in st. James cemetery.
Funeral services for Henry A.
Baummer of 90 Trowbridge place
who died Tuesday at his home were
held this afternoon at 2 at the Al
derson funeral home. POI Meadow
street. Rev. Arthur F. Lewis, rector
of st. Michaels Episcopal church,
officiated. Burial was In Grove
cemetery.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-12-16
Hillside Church Gets New Pastor
Evangeline Circle
Elects Mrs. Nelson,
Mrs. Pearson Named Salem Lutheran Wice-President
Next Meeting Set for Early January

Mrs. Elmer Sanford, Mrs. w. r.
Frendberg, Mildred Carlson, Agnes
Anderson, Ellen Woodin, Ethel Sal
monson, Mrs. Adolph Nelson, Mrs
Louis johnson and Mrs. oscar An
derson.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-12-16

her husband, Pfc. Joseph A. JEAN
cite. of the u. S. Marines Corps,
stationed somewhere in the South
Pacific, has been ill, but is now
improving.
A Christmas party will be held IN
Masonic hall this evening at
by the Evergreen Chapter, o. E. S.,
after the business meeting.
Columb ian Rebekah Lodge,
/. o. o. F., held its annual election
of officers and NeighbOrs' night last
night in Pythian hall. A Christmas
party followed the business session.
Abbie Reilly of Union City and
Joyce Berry and Sylvia Smith OF
Naugatuck were among a group
of % nurses aides graduated Tues
day night at exercises at the Wa
terbury Hospital following COM
pletion OF 80 hours courses. Caps.
pins and certificates were presented
each graduate.
Stanley Kenneth Harrison has
been advanced from second to first
lieutenant. Son of MIR. and Mrs.
Samuel Harrison Of Quinn street he
is with q chemical warfare unit.
The borough fire department. re-
ceived a call to put out blazing
inferno In the refuse chute OF the
Kazemakas block on the corner Of
North Main and City Hill streets.
yesterday at 1:30 p. m. The engine
returned to its station in 20 min
utes.
Superintendent of Schools Harold
E. Chittenden said many students
and teachers of Naugatuck schools
have been absent the past few days.
The first part Of the week saw many
missing from classes, but report
this morning showed a definite de-
crease in absences.
Sgt. Frances Smegelski OF the
Women's Marine Corps Reserve has
returned to her station in Philadel-
phia, after spending weeks fur
Tough at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Mary Snlegelski of Brennan
street. She expects to visit home
again for several days oveh the
Christmas holiday.
The annual Christmas party OF
Svea Lodge will be held in Pythian
hall this evening at 8.
Arthur Pearson is chairman Of the
entertainment committee and Lisa
Severson has charge of refresh
mentS.
Members of the Naugatuck Coun-
Gil, knights of Columbus, have been
invited to attend the initiation OF
a class of first degree candidates
dedicated to Major F. Shea OF Wa
terbury, by Valley Council, K. OF c.,
at Ansonia Monday night. Father
Shea is assigned to the Southwest
Pacific area as a chaplain with an
Army bomber group, is the son OF
| Mrs EliZabetl1 Shea of waterbury.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-12-16
LUTHERAN PARTY.
FARLEY TONIGHT

Naugatuck, Dec. 16-The regular
meeting of the Ladies Aid of the
Emmanuel Lutheran church will be
held this emening at 7:30 o'clock
at the church hall on High street.
followed by Christmas party.
Mrs. Emma Vagt is chairman Of
the food committee and Mrs. Elsa
KrampetZ will be in charge Of the
games and decorations.
Officers Installed
Deputy Jennie Pierce and her as
siStant staff of conductors, Jennie
Bailey and Annie Anderson of
Ansonia, installed new slate of Of
ficers at a meeting at Goodyear
hall Tuesday night of the. Daugh-
tiers of st. George society. New Of
ficers are: Mrs. Lottie Williams,
worthy president; Mrs. May Web
ster, worthy vice president; Mrs
Edith Kenney, financial secretary;
Mrs. Anna Sargent, recording Sec
rotary, Mrs. Emma Honyotski,
treasurer; Mrs. Maude Lockshire,
chaplain; Mrs. Anna Vagt, conduc-
tor; and Mrs. Lily Milward, inside
| guard.
A social hour followed.
Town Clerk Raymond st. John
has announced renewal hunting and
fishing licenses will be obtainable
at the latter part Of this week at
his office.
The present license will not cover
the extension of the rabbit season
which does not end until January
IS, hence a renewal is necessary the
first of the year.
Wed 20 Years
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Newman of
16 Cherry street celebrated their
28th wedding anniversary yester-
day.
They are the parents of two
daughters, Genevieve and Wilma,
and two sons, Edward Of Nauga-
tuck and Harold with the U. s.
Army overseas.
Mrs. Douglas Cockroft Of Home
stead avenue has left for Pensa-
cola, Fla. where she will take up
her residence with her husband,
Pfc. Douglas Cockroft, stationed at
Elgin Field, Fla. with the Army
Air Corps.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-12-16

Naugatuck December 49, - Rev. Paul W. Peterson,
graduate of the University of Minnesota and of the North
College Theological seminary Chicago and at present
pastor of the Covenant Church at Blue Island Ill., has
accepted call to the pastorate of the Hillside Congrega
tiona Church here Rev. Arthur Johnson present pastor
announced TODAY.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-12-16
WOODEN APPLES

In courses designed to teach pack
ers the correct way to wrap ana
pack apples, wooden apples are used
In the Yakima Valley section OF
Washington.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-12-16

Arthur Pearson is chairman Of the
entertainment committee and Lisa
Stevenson has charge Of refresh
mentS.
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Dancing Instructions
BE POPULAR

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Lawns, Gardens, Supplies
Carpet Cleaners and Dyers

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Music Lessons

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-04-02
Job Well Done

The time has come the walrus said to speak Of many
things. s.
OF shoes and ships and sealing wax and cahhagea and
kings
And so It h with the achievement Of the ingalls, ship
building Corporation ward which this week mertted the high
est award that can he bestowed by the L 5 ! Maritime Conn.
mission. For to mention the awarding nt the pennant and
stop there would he to lick of the chocolate sauce and leave
the zee cream untouched
Indecd. the outward proof of national recognition aud
appreciation Of a Job well done IS a worthy elimination 81
months Of labor hi the fact that II IS a climax and not the
goal Of this labor IS IN itself q commentary on the true worth
Of the accomplishment
For. like the walrnss 10 speak ot ships q not enough II
is not Just through some haphazard chance or sudden ievertsh
activity that suddenly enough ships Slipped down inc ways
10 put the ward IN the upper brackets OF production " was
not Just some squirt oi inspired energy bs workers who were
suddenly tantaliKcd with the promise Of q merit award OF ~
management who woke one morning with the desire to win
4 blue and white pcnnani for the new tag pole
II vouId he safe to assume that had a Maritime NJ been
mentioned 10 the majority of workers III the yard six weeks
or 50 months ago many would have displayed complete ignor-
anre and the rest would have had only vague thoughts on the
subject And that is where the congratulations are III order
10 both labor and management. That a Job well done was
rewarded but il WOULD have been a Job well doue just
the same.
For durine those six months on which the award was
based aircraft carriers. troop transports mime and net layers
ana carpo ships that are tops IN their line have been turned
out bv the thousands Of workers, under the direction Of the
uaen who st At the desks Ia the inner sanetums
There's not a man OF a woman at the yard. from the
poorut paid laborer to Mir ingalls, himself. who doesn't de
serve a real and heartfelt slap on the back Of congratuatlon
And we'd like to add our voice to the ehoruN-wtth the
refrain. Come on. ingalls,, lets 90 Il again
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-04-02
Baptist Training
Union Convention
Slotted On June II

TIRE Baptist churches IN Jack
son County Will participate m the
annual meeting 81 the District
r = l.. which Is heing held ~
WInglus Mis- June T. accord
me h. an announcement reserved
Thursday Aubef ) Wilds of OK.
fera. Mis- state Il i I secre
iary. has planned for the meeting
e. open At 2 pm and Il all close
With the night session Il I Reo
field. Virgins district president
vii preside
0fficers Of fhe convention ere
the Rav Idosd shelton Hagits-
burg vice president Miss Elig
abesh Pickering Biloxl secrc
tar Miss Annette Avereu Hat.
fieshuFE department leader The
host church Wia serve supper
a. ali delegate This Is enc of rs
meetings heid ~ tine state our
inR ire month ~ Juns ard Is a
part nf thc slate "a 7 4 promo
tfcnal program
Other coHntles Gu the district
are Harrison Hammock Pearl Riv
r.. Lamar. Siane and Forrest
Ihe FIRST symptoms % 8 ealu ts
= sensation 81 burning and ai,
comiorf ln Tire part affected
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From where / Sit
Lz Joe Marsh

Tot to taking the Other dsv IN
Sam Abernefhy store about
tase scrap collections. Nhen a
stranger horned IN.
These acrap collections arr
ahe bunk. he ssya. The stuff
the ~ gathering aint % ko-sd
fer making steel.
A that point Sam steps in.
Jest a minute, stranger, be
@gs Where d you e. them 90
called facts you're quoting
Name your authority. slF. b.
uxs. 'or el@ keep quiet
And the aay that man
hemmed and haEed ] decided
san kpez boz to handle folks
she misqaaIa information.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-04-02
Double Christening
Al First Methodist
Church Last Sunday

An event 81 especial interest
- many IL the membership of
tho FIRST Methodist church nf
FaseaRuula aaS " double christ
eHfnE that Was performed by the
Reverend Euaeur v uimcf pas
ef If the church a. tfte close 81
q the II am srrviee last Sun
day
Tie hahfes wrfc The KrsndchlI
dfen al the late II s Eeefitt wba
0as ior many wears especially
prominent m lht iife ~ the
church Thee wcfe Betty Lou
BreIand daughter of M aud
Mrs p Hneland and Frederick
Thomas Merrill Jf son of l.
snd Mrs ? + Merrill
Another interesting fact n con
ueetor with the christening Is
that lugt Is THESE t@e hshics 80
tered the church together. So dI6
Their mothers who together attn
Iate themselves with the church
the manufacture % caepriS has
been carried ou iruau very CsFis
times hy tire A@yrians persiaas.
Arabs Chinese and iualanS
Bulgaria seaport q Narna Wa
covered hT 3 tidal wave IN SIC
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-04-02

-FRErDoM OF THE PRESS does not ave a Newspaper
the RIGHT 70 publish scandals. attack tnnoeeni lndtvtauah OF
hus&nesa firms Hasfhar does FREEDOM OF SPEECH give te
1~Aiwidnal ere riuha &c be smear the reputation Of outstandtna
ellIrsns ATTACK tie community LEADING institutions HoT starr
whisuerina campaign for the sols reason Of Disturbing The
uuhlir paare. To vioiatu the ahave nahta and pStxtaqes q 9
endanoer the rights and happiness OF all