The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-28

of focal residents at a meeting Tues day night in the Children's library. It was voted to request the local hoard of education to ask the state hoard of education. to make the sur vey.
 The petition for the survey was siened by 75 of the 90 persons pres ent Francis Clark, president of the NauRatuck Parent Teacher ASsocla- tion, said.
 The survey would incluCe admin istration, building and equipment, MT Clark said. He added he under stood It could be undertaken by the state board of education at no cost to the town.
 F Scott Conover was elected chairman the group and gave Q short talk. Miss Emily Sophie Brown explained events leading up to last nights meeting which was open to the public.
 MT, Clark then read a letter re- ouestinR the survey and after some discussion, 1t was approved =, The meeting followed one last week in which criticism or the science department of the hlgh school was voiced. Supt. of Schools Earold E. Chittenden later answered this criticism, explaining the present setup in the science department
 Some principals and teachers at- tended the meeting.
 School Recess
 Harold F. Ch.ttenden, super1n- tendent of schools, reminded Naug- stlIck parents and school children today that schools will close this Friday. March 2, for one weeks va cation. and will reopen on Monday, March 12.
 This will include all public gram mar schools and the local hlgn school.
 Mrz. Marshall Bronson will be chairman of the third Lenten Church Helpers bakery sale to be held Friday morning at Il o'clock in inc parish house of St. Michaels church.
 Assisting Mrs. Bronson will be the following committed: MHs. J. H. Trowbridge, Mrs. Ernest simmons, Mrs. George Barwick. Mrx. J. T. Parks, Mrs. J. J. Car and Mrs. H. P. Baldwin.
 The Rev. Boston M. LAckey win be s1Iesk speaker this evening at the 6ervice and sermon program at St. Michael's church at 8 o'clock.
 Medical Examiners Report
 The death of Vincent Zmeyauskas of 9 Ward street, who Succumbed at Rt. Mary's hospital Tuesday morning appears to have occurred from natural causes, Dr. Edward H. Kirschbaum, Waterbury medical eX- aminer, said late Tuesday. Dr. Kirschbaum said that al- though he is still Investigating there Is no evidence of any injuries.
 The Ward street man was taken i'll Monday night at the home o1 Algird Samoska, west Mountain road. His clothes were wet ana muddy on his arrival there.
 Police were notified and sum moned Dr. Fred w. Weile, Church street. who said MT. zmeyauskas wan unconscious and ordered him removed to the hospital in the com nlInitv ambulance. He arrived at the hospital at 6:30 Tuesday morn Ing and died two hours later.
 He had been employed at the Samoska farm for two years ana had lived here IS years. His age was estimated at close to 60.
 Dr. Kirschbaum said there IS no evidence to indicate he was the victim of a hit-and-run car or that he met with foul play.
 He has no survivors.
 The funeral will be held Thursday at 8 a. m. from the Buckmlller funeral home, p Park place. to St. Francis church where Mass of reouiem will be celebrated at $50. Burial will be in St. James ceme- tery. Friends may call at the fu- neral home tonight from to 9.
 Awaiting Call
 Three local youths have enlisted in the United States Navy and are on call to report to duty in the near future. They are: Felix Poulin, son of MT. and Mrs. Victor J. Poulln, B church strect, Vernon Maxwell, son of Mrs. Margare+ H. Maxwell, 67 Aetna street and John R. Jones, son of MT. and Mrs. Mark Jones, R. F. D. No. l, Millville.
 Young Poulin graduated from Naugatuck high school in the class of 1914 and is employed at the Free Motors Inc. in Union City. He has a brother, Edward Poulin, 8 ship filter 3-c in the Navy Seabees, who enlisted a year and five months ago and is now stationed in the Southwest Pacific.
 Maxwell, who is employed by the Lewis Engineering Co. Is the third member of his family to enter the service. Pvt. David Maxwell is in Trance now with the U. s. Army. His wife, an English girl, is also Tn the service. Seaman lc James Maxwell Is now on the high seas.
 Jones has been accompanied in his enlistment by his brother, Mark .Joneg. IT,, who recently enlisted in the U. 6. Marine Corps. A party is scheduled to be given the two brotherp tonight at the Minviue n- braEy.
 Return Home
 Mrs. Stanley Szczesiul, the former Miss Patricia Maxwell, daughter of Mrs. Margaret H. Maxwell, 67 Act ha stret, and IS months old son. have returned from California where they were visiting Sgt. Szcze- siul, for seven months.
 Sgt. Szczesiul, formerly of Union City was employed by w. J. Megin Inc, prior to entering the Army He was stationed at Camp Cooke, Calif., and Is now on his way to DverseaS duty.
 Engagement
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