The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-22
Rubber CompanyP Posts
 Notice Of Operation Of Six-Hour Shifts
Post Office on Holiday Basis; Churches to Hold Spe- CiaI Services; High Schools in Football Classic
 at Recreation Field
NAUGATUcK
Correspondent, Larry Shepley-PhOne Naugatuck S94S

Naugatuck, Nov. 22-Many local families will enjoy their Thanksgiv- ing dinner in the evening tomorrow as some factories will operate due to defense orders. A big event of the day will be the football game be- tween the Naugatuck and Ansonia high school teams to be played at the Recreation field. About 5000 are expected to attend the annual classic.
 1 The plants of the Unite. States Rubber O., will operate on three six-hour shifts. Plants closing for the day will be Lewis Engineering Co, Eastern Malleable Iron Co.,, Bristol Co.,, Risdon Mfg. Co.,, Naug- atuck Glass Co, and Peter Paul, Inc. Some departments of the Naug- atuck hemical Co twill close.
 All offices and stores will close for the day. The stamp window at the post office will remain open un- til noon but there will be no deliV- cry of mail. Banks, libraries and schools will be closed for the day.
 There will be special services in some churches. A union service with Rev. Arthur F. Lewis, rector of St. Michael's Episcopal church officiat- ing, will be held at 10 a. m. in the Methodist church. Rev. Edward R.. Hance, pastor of the Congregational church will assist. The combined choir will render special music. Sergt. KOrOwOtny Home
 Staff Sgt. zigmund Korowotny, son of MT. and Mrs. John Koro- wotny of Prospect street, who re- ceived chin and cheek injuries while evacuating his tank under fire, somewhere in France, recently sent home an Order of the Purple Heart. The tank apparently was await ing orders to go into action and was resting under camouflage, when the aerial bomb exploded nearby setting Camouflage and other material near by on fire. The tank crew had to abandon the craft temporarily and 1t is believed the local sergeant re- ceivOd his injury then. He was not hoSpitalized, he said.
 Sgt. Korowothy is with the 4th Armored Division. His location is not known.
 He has been in the service since 1940, being among the first Ameri- cans drafted. He has been overseas Sinco last January.
 A brother, Tech. Sgt. Alex is sta- tioned in New Guinea and another brother, Seaman 10 Stanley, U. s. Navy, is stationed in Rhode Island. # Election Expenses
 Victor N. Peterson, treasurer of lthe Republican town committee, an- nounced today that they had emerged from the election campaign with a balance of $50.17.
 The committee had receipts of $700 from the Republican state cen- ,tral committee and expenses of $649.83.
 Expenses are listed as follows: Advertising $116.25; postage, $94.60; telephones, $32; autos, drivers, $35; printing, $4788; banner $1O0; work CTS $127; rent, $8S: refreshments, $S4.10. A.
 Daniel Walsh, successful Democra- tic candidate for representative, re- ported a $50 expense, of which $l5 was contributed to the Democratic town committe and $15 was spent for advertising.
 Today is the final day for mak- ing reports.
 Storm Sewer Plans
 Several contractors have applied for plans and profiles in connection with the proposed storm sewer which will run from Park avenue to Fenn Brook, North Church street, to take care of sewage from the 200- house development in the Chestnut street area.
 Al bids taken will be sealed and