The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-23
Rev. Arthur F.Lewis,
 Recently Resigned,
 Succumbs AtHospital
Body of Prominent Clergyman to Lie in State al Church Tomorrow and Wednesday; Burial
 to Be in Bridgeport
NAUGAT OK
Correspondent, Larry Shepley-FhOne NsugAtuek SS1O

pIcScuL year, WISHES tO nave dc- cision made as to the adviSability of continuance of the club. Many new instruments of music and band suits have bene added through the efforts of ttzS club and 1t is hoped that many parents will be present at this meeting to make future plans. Herbert Bohlin is the presi- dent of the club with Miles Berry as vice president. Mrs. Everett Brown is the secretary and Thomas Connolly is thet reasurer.
 Naugatuckt Teachers' League
 The April meeting of the Nau- gatuckt Teachers League will be held Tuesday evening, April 24th at the Red Coat Inn in Bethany at 6:30 o'clock at a dinner meeting William B. Edwell, vice principal of Crosby high school, Wateroury will speak on the subject, What Has Become of our Novelists?" MT. Elwell is recognized authority in his field and large attendance is expected at the dinner. H. E. Chittenden, superintendent of oNAAOOAo, 0A40 2440s A1L oCC Gs. AOI are invited guests who are expect ed to attend. Leon R. Corliss is the president of the Teachers League for the cmurrent year The final meeting of the year will be held in the latter part of May when yearly reports will be made.
 Mrs. Green To Address Residents
 A large attendance of tNaugatuck residents are expected at a meeting tomorrow night at 8 o'clock of the Naugatuck Chamber of Commerce officials when Mrs. Constance Mo- Laughlin Green, who has been en- gagged to write a history of Nau- gatuck, will be presented.
 The Chamber officials feel that if most of the older residents at tend, Mrs. Green will be able to obtain valuable information con- corning Naugatuck's early history.
 Warden Leo J. Brophy will open the meeting and Earl M. Barnum, chairman of the historical com- mittee of the Chamber, will intro duce Mrs. Green.
 Local industries will help finance the history. Mrs. Green has a long-established reputation as an historical writer and her works included . history of HolyoSe, Mass.
 The public is invited to the meeting. A social will follow with the American Home Department oi the Naugatuck Woman's Club in charge. Mrs. Ernest DfMaria is chairman of this department. Mrs Clarence E. Fenniman, chairman of the garden department of the club, will have charge of table dec orations. Refreshments will be served. s.>t Fifty Four More
 rifty-four more persons were made voters Saturday, the final day that most eligible persons had the opportunity to be made. This brings the total made to date to 128, the lowest number made here in several years.
 Town Clerk Raymond J. St. John who with Selectnen Mrs. Elizabeth Biederman, Mrs. Catherine Nardel- 10 and Casimir Geleski, made the new voters, said there was little evidence of activity by either party in persuading eligible citizens to be made.
 Of the 54 made Saturday, 3: were women and 2 were men.
 A meeting of the officials will b< held May 5 to make voting age residents who come of voting ag' between now and May 5 and alst to give the oath to persons whose residential requirements here art fulfilled within the same period.
 Theatre Party
 The Twenty Plus Club of the Naugatuck Methodist church will hold 8 theatre party this evening They will leave the church at TIE D. m. and after the show will go tc the home of M iss Mildred Brown 6 Walnut Ter. for refreshments The committee includes: Miss Brown, Mrs. Everett Whipkey ant Mrs. T. Bradley Longstaff
 Young people of the church o. high school age will hold a Socia tomorrow evening at 7:30 at the church. Shirley Carn and Roger Floyd comprise the committee.
 A play, women of the Bible" will be presented a t the meeting ol the Woman's Society of Christian Service at the church Wednesday al 8 D. m. Mrs. Ralph FloyC will direct the play and Wesleyan Servict Guild members will be guests.
 Clothing Drive
 Over 12,OOO pounds of clothing has been collected in the United Nation al clothing campaign ard Michae J. Honan, drive chairman, expects that the total will top 15,0Oc pounds before it is ended.
 Trucks will tour the east side to- morrow to pick up clothing missed last week. Residents whose dona' tions W ere not taken or W ho have more to give are asked to notify lMr. Honan or call the Futile M uSit Shed.
 Mrs. George Carrov has charge ot packing the clothes at the music shed.
 Secure Deg Licenses
 Slightly over 300 persons have se' cured licenses for their dogs so far Town Clerk Raymond J. St. Johr said this morning.
 MT. St. John expects rush vii develop this week as April 90 | the final day for securing the H. censes before q charge is added to the regular fee.
 He estimates that there art about 600 dogs in Naugatuck.
 Son Born
 Sgt. and Mrs. Maurice c. Kin( 23l Meadow street announce tht birth o f a son, William Maurice, al the Waterbury hospital, Thursday April 12. Mrs. King Is the former Elizabeth Cass.
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