The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-10
NAUGATUcK
cOreSpOnaena Larry Shspley-FhOne Naugatuck SSS

- MeVin O., William Noble; Nauga> tuck Lumber CO, William Nearyl Co., Mir, McNair; D, s, Rubber (Footwear), John Wrinn; U, s, Rubber (ChemioaO, Pat Kellys U, s, Rubber (Synthetic), James Monahan,
 Nominated
 Clarence Huhhell and Rep, Anna Erk were nominated for the posts of representative without opposition at the Republican caucus in the court room Monday night
 The caucus was Q short one with about 30 attending, Atty, Clare mont I, Tolles was chairman and Victor N. Peterson was clerk,
 Nominated for Justices of the peace were; Charles Anderson, Louis Dc Carlo, Henry w, Johnson, J, Emil Anderson and Ward Davis,
 Rep, William Painter presented MT. Hubbelrs name in nomination and Miss Emily Sophie Brown nom- mated MrS, ErK,
 Charles P. Rodenbach, chairman of the town committee, said most of the state ticket will speak at Q rally in Pythian hall Oct, 20, He eauutioned there Is still much work to be done to assure victory, ana said the party has strong ticket
 Rep, William BNinter said the large turnout was indicative of keen interest and prophesied 0 Re- publican victory.
 Welfare Dept. Budget
 The NaugatucE welfare depart ment is still within its bvdeeN the financial report of Supt. Leo Scul- ly, for the first six months Of the present fiscal year, shows.
 Expenses of the department up to Oct, totaled $lS,7SSs6, more than $2,500 less than half of the years budget of $SS,s50. The de- partment has $20, for the re- malnder of the fiscal year.
 The case load dropped slightly last month, totaling i40 at the end of September. There were no new cases, four cases were reopened and six were closed, Miss Katherine M, Brennan, social service worker, re- ported 58 office visits and 62 home visits. Two applications for old age assistance were received and there were six new cases of aid to dependent children,
 The divisional expenses in the department for the siX-month per- iod follow: Outside poor, 526,SS; hospitals, $2,4l4ss; children in homes, $l,745,97; Meadowbrook home, $S,4l5,7S; administration $s,- 3S5,96.
 Expenses last month amounted to $2,0l0,52 as compared to s2,2Sl,l4 Other monthly expenses follow; April, $2,275,ls; May, $2,sll,96; June, $3,043,92.
 Young Republicans Meet
 The Naugatuck Young Republl- can club will meet this evening at e:l6 in Pythian hall. FTanklyn Hotehkiss, president, will preside Henry zzwlek will have charge of refreshments.
 Last Parish Payment
 The last payment on the $52,000 mortgage on St. Hedwig's parish has been made, Rev. Stanislaus r, NalewaJk, pastor, has announced The mortgage was cleared up in seven years, Father Nalewajk added,
 A ceremony at which the mort gage will be burned is planned for Feb. II at Military hall, with civic and clerical officials attending.
 Father Nalewajk, who came here in 1887 from New London, expressed his appreciation for the cooperation given him and lauded Capt, Felix Werpeehowski, former assistant pas. tor, now in France, and Rev, John s, Wanat, assistant pastor, for their help.
 Since Father Nalewajk has been pastor, the interior of the church, reetory and convent have been re- decorated, the exterior of the church has been re-shingled and the parish grounds have been handicapped,
 Naugatuck, Oct. i0-A meeting of the Ladies Aid Of the 1mmanuel Lutheran church will be held Thurs day ct 2;30 p. m. Plans will Do made at this time for rummage sale to be held Oct. i8 and 20. Donations of clothing, books furnishings or other articles may be left at parsonage or at the church hall,
 Lieutenant J.g) Olive Seng. stacken, Q member Of the WAVES,
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