The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-17

eral rallies in the various districts ct which local candidates will speak.
 Plans for work iFl connection with new voters were also discussed, MT. Callahan said the large number of new voters made so far Is an etls couFaging sign fC the Democratic party,
 Board Farley Thursday
 Election officials will be appointed at C special meeting Of the board of warden and burgesSes Thursday at 6 D. f1, tn the court room, Warden Leo J, Brophy announced today,
 The board viii also designate polling places, These are expected to bc; First ward, court room; sec. Ond ward, Goodyear hall; third ward, White Eagle restaurant, Bridge street.
 The polls will be open from 6 .. n, to Q D, T1, M0derators, checks CTS and challengers will Do named for each ward and c voting machine mechanic viii Dc designated.
 The Minute Man lag, which is given schools where % per cent or more Of the pupils are buying war stamps or bonds, was recently awarded to Hop Brook, Tn eepteff1- Der 04 per cent Of the children purchased stamps,
 The flag was raised with ail ap" propriate program in which Supt, Of Schools Harold Y. Chittenden addressed the pupils and members Of various grades participated.
 Farley Friday
 There will be . meeting Of the postwar planning committee Of Naugatuck Chamber Of Commerce Friday night at 6 in c, Of c. hail, Charles E. Brust, chairman of the committee, announced today,
 MT, Brust said Q survey Of post. war jobs will be made by the com" inittee as well as the status of ioan1 for veterans and housing problems.
 Harold Y. Chittenden, chairman Of the school committee for the Naugatuck National War Fund campaign, announced today the members of his committee and the opening of the drive in the schools,
 His committee members are: Charles ?. slade, Miss Helen c. Maroney, Miss Elizabeth Meegan, Miss Mae T. Cullen, Miss E. Hazel Penrose, Miss Agnes Jackson. Miss Florence O'LougiIiirl and Miss Irene Miller.
 Distribution Of material to the schools has begun and the story of the National War Fund and it's as- sociated members will be placed be- fore ali students.
 The board of trustees of the Salem Lutheran church will meet this eve- ming at 8 at the home Of Robert Anderson, i37 Walnut street.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Roden- bach of Terrace avenue, with their son-In-law and daughter, Mir. and Mrs. Neal W. Hughes of New York city, are visiting MT. Hughes father in Putney, Vt.
 Surgical Farley
 The surgical dressing group of the Hillside Congregational church will meet tonight at 7:15 at the church.
 The Mems Fellowship will assem- ble at 8 and resume the fall pro- gram. Onicers will be elected for the ensuing year.
 A food sale under the auspices of St. Francs Altar society will be held Wednesday, from 1 to p. m. at Brennan's store, Church street. Ladies of the parish are asked to send something for the sale.
 Lieut.. Franklin E. Bristol and Mrs. Bristol. who have been with Lieut.. Bristol's parents, Mir. and Mrs. Howard H. Bristol of Hillside avenue, are now in Miami, Fla.
 Mir. and Mrs. Louis Backlund of a HilIcrest avenue entertained re- gently for Pvt. John BaclEund who has been given a medical discharge from the army.
 Attending were: Mr. and Mrs. John Backlund, Mrs Ida Sterling. Mir. and Mrs. Martin Dipchinski, Mir and Mrs. Einsr Johnson, Mir. and Mrs. Charles Holmes, MT. and Mrs. Marry Bley.
 Also, Afr. and Mrs. Manuel Pires, Miss Elizabeth Val. Delft, Mrs. Nichols, Miss R. Husti, Miss Eleanor Johnson and Thomas pattemon.
 Wed @ Xesrs l. Mfr. and Mrs. James W. Thompson .0f Bradley street observcd their 25th "a sas4ka1a4aan4s af 4fsalr sssnNetama Mlfaaa