The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-24
CANDY FACTORY
 ELECTIONS SET
Directors, Officers of Peter Paul, Inc, to Be Named
 This Afternoon
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Naugatuck, March 24 - Annua, reports will be submitted and di- rectors and officers elected at the annual meeting of stockholders ano directors of Peter Paul, Inc, this afternoon. Calvin K. Kazanjian president of the firm, recently re- turned to his home in Middlebury after visiting the company's plants in Puerto Rico and Tampa, Florida
 Other officers of the firm are:
 c. H. Flint, vice-president; George Shamlin, secretary; Austin L. Adams, treasurer; Directors are: MT. Adams, Julius Dehm of Detroit Mich; Calvin K. Kazanjian of Mid dlebury; Emil Mannweiler and Harold G. Kazanjian of Naugatuck; c. H. Flint of New Haven; George Shamlian, Jacob H. Shamlian, John J. Tatigian and Jacob Chouljian, all of Naugatuck, and Ralph Yarnell of Philadelphia.
 There will be a meeting of the Wesleyan Service Guild of the Meth Odist church Monday, March 27, at 8 p. m. at the church. The WOman'S Society of Christian Service is in- vited to attend and there will be a Candlelight service following in charge of Bernice BeverS.
 Mrs. Evelyn Lingstaff and DOr0- thy Calvert will be hOstesses.
 Naugatuck, March 24-Yesterday afternoon in Hartford, in the office of Gross, Hyde & Williams, attor- neys of Hartford, negotiations were completed for the placing of $200,- 900 mortgage on the Glenbrook Gardens Apartments to be erected in Naugatuck, Connecticut by the Cassidy Construction Co.,, Inc. The money is being advanced for this loan by the Manchester Trust Con- pany, Manchester, Connecticut, and is being insured by the F. H. A.
 Attending the conference were George w. Cassidy, the builder, his attorney, Hugh J. McGill, Atty Ter ence F. Carmody, Atty. Nathan Gordon, representing the Federal Cover ment, Atty. Ben Liff- lander of New York City, John F. Gaffey, State F. H. A. Director, and his deputy, Joseph Murphy. This loan is the largest mortgage in the history of the Borough Land Records. The mortgage was record ed late this afternoon in the Town Clerks office, Naugatuck. The mort gage provides that building must commence in the next 20 days. The mortgage expires September 1, 1872, and bears interest at the rate of 4 per cent and is payable 5000 monthly, interest and principal. These apartments are to be located at the site of the Hop Brook Golf Course, in Naugatuck, and on recog- nized authority are considered the most beautiful apartments in the eastern part of the U. S.
 The construction will be under the personal supervision of George w. Cassidy. MT. Cassidy has just com- pleted the construction ol 62 one- family houses in Waterbury.
 Todays negotiations complete ar rangements which have been taking place during the course of the past several months, and leaves only the actual building of the apartments to be done.
 The apartments consist of I'll rooms, and will be completed In August of this year.
 Naugatuck, March 24-Rev. and Mrs. John L. Stirzaker, of Secretary, Md, announce the birth of a daugh- ter, Carol Jane, March 13th' at Cambridge hospital, Cambridge, Md
 Rev. Stirzaker is the son of Mrs. William Melbourne cf Ware. street.
 A reception to welcome the new pastor and his wife, Rev. and Mrs Paul w. Peterson of Blue Island. IlI' will be hela by parishiOnerS of the Hillside Congregational church Fri day evening, March 31, at at the church.
 Rev. Peterson will take uL his dut- ies as pastor of the church Sunday April 2.
 Mrs. Joseph Reynolds and daugh- ter, Helen, have left for Cleveland Ohio, where they will join Dr. Jo- seph Reynolds, stationed there with the U. s. Public Health Service.
 Miss Catherine Brennan IS con vaIescing at her home on Central avenue after being 'll several weeks Naugatuck, March "A = Th' funeral of stephen Horvath, wht died Tuesday at the home of hi daughter, Mrs. John Malik of Bris' tol Terrace, was held this morning at S:3O from the Mccarthy Funera Home, 21 Cedar street, to St. Mary church where 8 solemn high Mas of requiem was celebrated ct o'clock.
 Burial was in St. James cenle