The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-28

1000 persons attended the bond auction held last night on the Green at which about $30,000 in bonds were sold Paul E. Buckmiller, auctioneer, said today. The rally was sponsored by the retail divi- sion of the bond committee. This unit is headed by Co-Chairman Ar uold Carlson and James E. Moore.
 A variety of merchandise, donated by local businessmen, was auc- tioned off for bond purchases and . case of wine sold for 5000 and . case of liquor went for $2,200.
 The auction lasted nearly three hours and bidding was spirited. Patrick Kelley acted as master of ceremonies.
 A parade in which the Naugatuck Rangers and the Naugatuck Con- munity band participated preceded the auction. The band also gave a concert, its first public appear ance of the summer. Fritz Klambt and his troupe entertained the crowd.
 The amount of bonds sold at the auction far exceeded expectations.
 The retail division last week passed bond quota of $75000 and last nights sales are expected to push 1t toward the new goal of s125 900, S50,0OO more than the quota.
 They will also aid the town ma terially in reaching its E-bond quota of $75O,000.
 U-I,nx>>z No~s.nI
 The names of inductees who yes- terday entered the army at the New Haven induction center were an nounced today by chairman Harris Whittemore, Jr., of Selective Service Board 14A, as follows:
 Charles H. Glover, AZ Anderson street, Evald Schiman, 290 High street, Leon J. Karabin, 34 Marshall avenue, Oke G. Freding, 343 Hill side avenue, Clarence A. Isbell, Jr., Waterbury road, Francis Kerski, Forest street, Edward E. Hill, Sum- init road, Joseph Clock, 152 Scott street, and Joseph P. Duzba, 68 An derson street, all of Naugatuck.
 Annual Banquet
 Officers and stewards of Local 45, United Rubber Workers of America, heM their annual banquet Wednes- day night at St. Georges Hall, Linden Park. About 75 attended.
 Speakers included: Pres. George Froehlich, Salvatore Carmelio of Boston, district representative of U. s. D. W. and Francis Quinn of New Haven, field representative.
 Parking Meters Work Started
 Work on installing parking meters on Park Place got underway here this morning. The meters had been repaired and are now in good work Ing order.
 Some complaints have been heard because in the absence of meters Arivers used this street for all-day parking.
 Howver, 1t is expected installa- ton of meters there will soon rem sdy this condition. Tags will be giv- en to those drivers who do not heed the meters.
 Patrolman John Hanley is re- pairing meters now in the absence of Patrolman Harris Burke, regular meter-repairman who is on vaca- ton.
 New Rotary Club Officers
 New officers of the Naugatuck Ro- tary Club started their duties We'd nesday night at the clubs dinner meeting in Stratton's Restaurant. Annual reports showed the society had . successful and busy year. The new president is Stanton Glover. Kenneth Johnson, retiring president and other officers told of the years activities.
 The other new officers are: vice. president. James F. Kissane; sec- retary, G. Lester Wigglesworth; treasurer, Bertel V. Olson: sergeant at-arms, William J. Noble, Jr., Di- rectors are the above officers and Arthur W. Swan and John J. Carr.
 MT. Glover named the following committees: Aims and objects, Stanton Glover, James F. Kissane, @. Lester Wigglesworth, John H. Hchmuck, Harold E. Chittenden and William G. Boies. Special com- mlttee, Alton w. Burke, Joseph Carlson, Edwin J. Melbourne, Jere ,. Murphy, Charles N. Parker, John ". Sutherland, Lucius N. Tomlinson Claremont I. Tolles, Harold L. Free and Clarence Freedman.
 Club service, James F. Kissane, Harold W. Brown, Harold R. Perry, Clarence E. Jones, John M. Suther- land, Arthur W. Swan, Elmer F. 6chmitx and John H. Schmuck. Vocation service, John H. Schmuck, Milton B. Lent, William M. Chitten- den, Theodore Russell and George Wigglesworth. Community service, Harold E. Chittenden, Victor N. Peterson, Dr. N. A. Towne and Philip E. Rice. International service, William G. Boies, Rudolph w. smith. Arthur A. Anderson, Joseph