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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-01
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Study Group
 Elects Officers

Mrs. John Schienda was elected president of the newly organized Child Study Group of the First Methodist church and Mrs. Charles Turney named vice president. Other officers named are: Mrs. Howard Hale, secretary and the program committee is composed of Mrs. Herbert Lancaster, Mrs. William Kane and Mrs. George Woodland, Jr.
 The group under the direction of Miss Leonora Knight have an- nounced that. all interested mothers are invited to attend the next meeting to be held Tuesday even- ing December 11th. Mrs. Axel Hockert will be in charge. The sub feet for discussion will be Getting Ready for Christmas'. Special Christmas refreshments are being planned.
 Membership is in charge of Mrs, Raymond Fancher.
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African Methodist

W Weller pastor Monthly communion with sermon by the pastor, Gods Call and Mans Response Youth Fellowship discussion Can We Remake Japan?' with Francis w Weller, recently honorably discharged Commander Great Lakes, leader Communion service and meeting with the Mothers Association m. Church School 9:30 a m. Girl Scouts meet Fri day 7:45 p. m. Young Peoples class Friday 745 to S:15 D. Young Peoples Athletic Literary Circle meet Friday S:s0 to 10 p. m. Adults prayer ad class meeting Friday S:30 to 9:30 p. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-01
Fellowship To
 ShOwLoSt Village

On Sunday evening at 7:3O the Pilgrim Fellowship of the Second Congregational church will hold an open meeting in Davenport hall. All young people of high school age who are interested in joining the organization are invited to at tend, and all who are interested in seeing the manner in which the Fellowship is conducted.
 A sound motion picture entitled Lost Village" will be shown and supper will be served.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-01
Mrs. Joseph May PreSideS at Tea

Tn annual installation tea spon- sored by the Polish Ju4lior League was held at the home of the pres- ident, Mrs. Joseph May, who pre- sided at the tea table. Those at tending and became provisional members were; Miss Wanda Gun toski, Mrs. Thadius Chimelinski, Jeanette Zablytski, Miss Irene Paul. oski,~Mrs. Frances Brym and Mrs. Anthony Renkun. Active members present were: Mrs. Joseph May, Mrs. Chester May, Mrs! John Mro- zinski and Miss Judwiga Chmielin- ski.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-01

The Waterbury Chapter of the Albertus Magnus College Alumnae Association has been invited to at tend Prospective Students Day at Albertus Magnus College tomorrow Dec. 2. The annual event is spon- Sored by the faculty and alumnae for the purpose of opening the campus to the students in high schools, who would be interested in registering for college. Miss Yer onica Allen, chairman, has an- nounced that there will be enter tainment in the Campus Theater and tea served during the afternoon at McAuliffe Hall.
 Mrs. George McLachlan of Dan- bury is week-ending at The Bar clay Hotel in New York.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-01

REV. LAWRENSE w. DOUCEI15
 Hartford, Dec. I.-Bishop Henry J. O'Brien announced through the Cathedral Transcript the appoint ment of Rev. Lawrence w. DOu- cette. Waterbury native. director of the New London Branch of the Diocesan Bureau of Social Service.
 The following clergy. appoint ments were also announced.
 Rev. Lawrence w. Doucette from the Church of St Mary, Jewett City, to the Church of St. Mary, New London. Assistant.
 Rev. Raymond J. MenOche from the Church of St. Peter, New Bri- tain, to the Church of the Sacred Heart, Aaftville. Assistant.
 Rev. Pauml J. St. Onge from the Church of the Sacred Heart, Taftville, to the Church of St. Mary, Jewett City. Assistant.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-01

On Monday, December 3, the Wa terbury Business & Professional Women's club will hold its regular business meeting at the clubroomS, West Main street. The speaker of the evening will be Fred Lux, whose subject will be What I Saw in Germany" The talk will be ac- companied with pictures.
 There will be a short meeting of the cabinet at 5:45.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-01
NOTED GUESTS

Colonel Manuel Nieto, Senior Mill itary Aide to President Sergio Os- mena of the Philippines, accom- panied by his daughter Nena who was forced to live in Jap-held ter ritory nearly four years, was guest of Margaret O'Brien at Metro Goldwyn-M Mayer Studios on set of Bad Bascomb" yesterday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-01
SPOTS MARK REPAIR NEEDS

A raIroad company m England runs what is called a "whitewash special" The train carries no passengers, but is equipped to note every jolt and bump on the track. AS bump is hit. a splash of whitewash is dropped on the ground to mark the spot for repair crews.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-01
Social Notes

MT. and Mrs. Arthur Morin, Southwick Avenue and MT. and Mrs. Louis Mautino, Eddy street, Oakville, are spending the week end in Washington, D. C., in cele- bration of their wedding anniver- saries. The group are making the trip by plane and will register at the Hotel Commodore, Washington, D. c.
 At meeting of the Ben Mawr Girls, held Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Vincent Renzoni, 40 Geddes Terrace arrangements were made for a Christmas party to be held on Dec. ,23rd, at the home of Mrs. Nicholas Augelli, Jr., Bishop St.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-01

ST. JOHNS EVANGELICAL, 46 Cooke Street.-The Rev. John x. C. Mohrmann. pastor. Sunday School a. English service 10:30 a. German service 11:S0 a. The pastors sermon will be in accordance with the First Sunday of Advent.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-01
Methodist

ST. PAUL'S. 99 East Farm Street.-The Rev. Edwin N. P. Hempel pastor. Sunday School 9:S0 a m. Morning service with celebration of the Lords supper. Ser topic, The Humiliation of Christi Christian Youth Club m, Particpation in the New England Fellowship Bible Conference at Advent Christian Church Monday 745 Midweek devoons Tues day 730 m.
 Richard W. Mutt, pastor Church school s:45 a; Morning worship II a. sermon topic, Lead Us Not Into Temptaton, Junior Youth Fellowship P Senior Youth Fellowship D. m. Official board meeting Monday D.. Womens Society Christian Service Wednesday 7:30 ?. Prayer service Thurs day 7S0 p. m
 FIRST METHODIST. Corner North Main and Savings Streets-The Rev Dr. John J. Snavely pastor. Morn ing worship 10 80 a. m sermon subject woTthness ness day 2:S0 D. m Mothers Club Wednesday 7:30 D. n Fairless Fair Thursday 630 D. Junior choir rehearsal Friday 530 D.
 WEST SIDE HILL. 1oes West Main streetIThe Rev B. Bruce Whittemore pastor. Church school 9:45 Holy Communion with Advent meditation II m New Fellowship program, Everybody Does It by Bar bara Johnson ?. m.
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Baptist

FIRST BAPTIST, Grove Avenue The Rev. David P Gaines pastor. 103O a. m.. ing worship with Communion. sermon. "A Mans Iife.' Evening worship at 7:30 Sermon, Co-ncdence Provdence? Old song service.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-01

Pe of nnGr Pilgrim Fysdp a n % an h pn p of the aa at Yale University
 SECOND GoNGREGArIoSAL. Corner West Main Street pastor. the Henry Leossk. ing worship II a. m sermon The Prophet of the the Count Byron de PTorok Lord worlds second Church THIRD CONGREGATIONAL. 531 Highland Avenue--The Ny emsT R wi Sunday sSao9 10 m Pletgres. Gym Glass meets Tuesday 5 D. m: Womens s:so P. m Girl Scouts wednesday p. m. MT. meth Anthony pastor Church School for fourth grade ols5 s4s p Do e6d od sHsd snd m Need the Cross?' ;. m
 EpiscopoIion
 Rev Thomas TVS I Sinclair pastor a m, Holy comt aton sU m wednesday to m @ beef loaf supper
 ST. JOHNS Corner Main Church streets-Ths Beggs. assistant Holy Communion at 8 a. m. sun o at at % m CHRIST CHAPEL seso East Main strsstThs Rex Sam boys m SG t esns MsRs Gs ss s Monday g Fair and turkey supper December 6. D' ST rAgs ssSc, Robert Beggs S1 will ssssRsa at Friday Fl at nnag at '''' m on'' TRINITY s5 Prospect stTsstThe Rey Roger An, Communion of men and boys. Eucharist and sermon
 Lutheran zoa 5 Zion TSSsrsSsy ssnler ksss:; c. Anderson on Highland Avenue Friday FS mon susjsc p So%s Ne. to sooun n9 bs s d
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Undenonninotionol

ADVENT CHRISTIAN. S1 Cherry Street.-The Rev. Ariel Ainsworth, pastor Morning worship and Commun- ion 1o:So 2; m with the pastors subject, 'commun- ion Meditations. Sunday School 11:45 a. Evening preaching service go p m Subject The Other Lit, Fellowship Monday 7:45 m. prayer meeting Thurs day 7:45 D. m.
 MILL PLAIN UNION. 242 Southmayd Road-The Rev Ivey J. Snuff. pastor. Church school 9:So m. Wor- ship. 10:45 a. Pastors sermon subject Putting Ourselves Together That the World May Come Out Alright December 20. annual Christmas program by the Church school. December 2S. Pre-Christmas per service. 4;3O D.
 GLAD TIDING TABERNACLE, Corner Union and South Film Streets-Henry Carlson, minister. Sunday. School 2 D. m. Worship P. m. Pastors subject "rhe Greatness of Our Salvation Evangestc service 7:30 D. m. Prayer meeting Thursday. D. m SALVATION ARMY 1se Cherry Street-Captain and Mrs. John Van Gould officers in charge. Sunday School & m. Morning holiness worship marking the cusion of ,rhe Christ the Nation Campaign II :s0 e. m. Young Peoples service 6:15 p. Salvation under the direction of the Corps Sergeant. Major and local Salvatonsts with Charles Rietdyke speaker. 7:45 p.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-01
Congregational

BUNKER HILL 274 Bunker Hill Avenue-The Rev. Alan M. Fairbank. pastor Sunday School 9:45 m. Morn
 ing worship. Il a. Pastors sermon subject. The
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-01
Christian Scientist

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST, Corner Holmes and Mitchell Avenues-Sunday School 10:45 a. m Sunday services to:45 a. m and D. m. We'd nesday evening meeting at S.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-07
HIGHLAND PARK

OF the morning. The rest OF the
days reports and all business
VAS completed. Thursday eve
ming the local society entertained
the visiting delegation with an IN
door garden party in cool Fellow
ship Hall.
Friday. workshop OF The vari-
Gus departments vas held all day.
The workshop vas planned and
promoted by Mrs. Harriet Wesley.
the district corresponding score
iary Mrs. Wesley is 10 ne COM
m end d for the cXCcllently-
planned program OF the workshop
Mrs CASSIE Morris. conference
secretary Of literature and publ
cations. opened the workshop with
an original SkIi IN which she and
nor excellent cast dramatlzed the
literature of each department. The
Skit VAS dramatlzed ma doctors
office. with an assistant and
nurse. Each department entered
the doctors Office IN person very
az A'4N RflflNItA " - gwen q Illf'-
Scrlption OF the literature ncccS-
Na'Y 10 heal his department. The
climax was. each patient returned
after studying his prescription.
healed. good and well
Mrs Wilbur G. Ale % the De-
'roit conference held the work
shop ON missionary education. She
was very inspiring and convinC-
ing IN her Instructions Mrs. Sam
uel JACKSON. Of Louisville. Ky.
who is wcll-prcpared on youth
work. taught the workshop on
youth work Mrs. Tncz Powell. al
so Of the Detroi, conference. held
tho workshop on the WESLEYAN
Service Guild and Mrs. \ NJ.
GesScll held the class on Chris
tlan social relations and local
church activities She too. was
Very good Other classes we're
hold by officers within the Lex
ingIon conference.
Among the visiting ministers
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Joint Party
Honors Marion

Mrs. 3. II. Wright and Mrs. Mary
Bowe gave a birthday party for
Mrs. Sally Mosley, 1868 Canlff, cele-
brating her 64th birthday The
table centerpiece was bouquet Of
cut. flowers presented 10 the hon.
Gree by Mrs. Strickland Of Mitchell
avenue. Mrs. MoSley. the aunt OF
Mrs. Bowe, received many beauti-
full gifts. Among the many friends
present were; Rev. and Mrs. B. n.
Wright Of First Baptist Institu-
tional church; Rev. F.. NJ. Woods
and mother OF Sprinehill Baptist
church, Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton
Hood. Mrs. Leila Hudson, Mrs.
Blanche Hurley, representative
from the Sunday school. deaconess
Council. Nurses Guild and Senior
Usher Board Of First Baptist In
stitutional church and the mothers
board Mothers Ida Thorn, Min
ME Lowe. Callie Bowers. Marie
Boggle, Mary Young, Victoria
Prater, Pearl Ice, Georgia He~-
defson. Minnie F.. Crockett, Clara
Williams, Rev. and Mrs. Georgia
Henderson and many others. All
present had a very lovely after
noon.
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Camden Marion
Gets Welfare Post

CAMDEN. n Mrs. jeanette
Smith Of ;his city is the only Nc
gro attache in the newly created
Referral Center. operating in con-
nection with public welfare
Mrs Smith. named by William
W Logan. welfare director began
her duties two weeks ago al 4
salary Of $1,000 a year.
Tho wife ~ William J. Smith.
supervisor of the maintenance &c
partment NJ Chelton terrace. Wa
housing project, she IS member
~ the KaiGhn Avenue Baptist
church, the Daughter ElkS. Ordcr
q fine Eastern Star. the Business
and Professional WOmcn'S AS>ocj-
alton of Camden and Vicinity. and
several other civic and social or
carnations
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BY AUDREY BOULDING

Fifth annual meeting of the
Chicago District Womeu's Society
OF Christian Service, the Metho-
d st church Lexington conference
held a three-hour session at Bcrea
Methodist church, Highland Park
June 27-29.
The theme was. God Give Us
Victory The district officers are:
Mrs. Louise Cooper Chicago. III.
vice president. Mrs. p Brady
Cole. Chicago. III. recording Sec
rotary. Mrs. Mary. Jane Preston.
Gary. Ind. corresponding Secre.
tary. Mrs. Harriet Wesley, Detroit,
Mich. treasurer: Mrs. Ida Walker,
Detroit departments secretaries ot
Wesleyan Service Guild. Mr.
Mary DAY Chicago. M. Mission
airy Education and Service: Chris
tian social relations and local
church activities. Mrs Mary S
ward Chicago. III
Student work. Mrs Eaysic r
Current Detroit. Mich: youth
work, Mss Josephine Brown, Chi
caeo. III: childrcn'S work Miss
Lorraine Pi22ot'. CHICAGO. III; lit
eratWc and publications. Miss
FarneStine Smith. CHICAGO. H..
and supplies Mrs jamie L. Han
cock. Chicago H.
Conference off crS on the pro-
gram were. Mrs Cassie Morris.
literature and publication, De-
'rojt: Mrs. s. Jackson. youth work.
Louisville. Ky. and Audrey BouId-
ng. childrcn'S work. Detroit The
Thursday morning session opened
with worship service led by Mrs
Mary l.. square spiritual life
chairman and local president
Communion services Wcrc con-
Quoted by the Rev. s. NJ Riley.
hO~'-paSiOr
Organization by Ms Mary !.
Preston. ana the presidents mes
SAFE Wcre among the high points
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the district Mrs. Anna Bank
head is president OF the sub.
district. She is doing a fine job III
keeping the work OF the present
program before the members of
the Sub-diStrIct. She was so
pleased with the cTort-otth those IN
charge OF the various workshops
that she presented each with d
gift
The next session VIII be held in
ChlcA4N
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Lincoln Conducts
OPA Workshop

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo. - A
three-day workshop clinic. spon-
Sored by the ST LOUIS regional
OPA office. was conducted al Lin
coin university. June -, 28 and -
Henry Won Avery Of ne public
relations office, 81. Louis. con-
Quoted the opening session. pre-
Scntng helpful information on
ceiling prices. sounding an urgent
note 30 consumers 90 watch CELL
InI prices and whenever over
charged 10 take the proper steps
20 recover. 4 spirited question
period followed the discussion
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.WiIberforcians,
Essay Winners

WHEREFORE. o. AMP -
Two Of the college awards in the
recent state tuberculo essay
contest were won by "nts Of
Wilberforce university.
Miss Mand Katherine Wilson,
New Orleans. and Miss Millicent
A. CumbS. of Burmuda. received
SIS and SIS cash. respectively. for
second and third place awards.
They wrote about what people
really know about the disease and
how their home. school and COM
munity might participate in tu-
berculOSiS control.
The prize essays Will he entered
in national tuberculosis contest.
Charles Williams. student Of
Ohio State lverslty. was
awarded first prize Of $50
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were DR.. William II. Williams,
pastor Of Scott church; Rev. w. S.
Bankhead, OF Mary Palmer; Rev.
Rice. of Mitchell Memorial Rev.
f. Dougan .of st. Paul, Eight-Mile
road, and Rev. Walker of ST. John,
in Pontiac
The election OF officers was held
late Friday afternoon with all Of
ticcrS reelected except the prcSi-
dent Mrs f. Current. OF Detroit.
is the newly-eleCtcd president Of
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Eezzz1

MRS ROBERT SIMS of Eastern place announced
the engagement OF her daughter. GERTRUDE a.
charming luncheon held their home last Saturday
afternoon for twenty ladies' friends school Of
the bride elect who is only just home from Howard
university where she is student, and whore NJ the
guests were also students this past year.
MISS SIMS will we'd THOMAS WILLIAMS . Sept. =
with her sister il ANITA and her best chum
BETTY MIZEl.l.E attendants
Al a luncheon the place cards very unique
heart which opened reveal silver background
arectionaey posed picture OF the brdecect and her
fance.
Luncheon guests included BETTY ANN MlZEI.E
JEANNE, CARMICHAEL ALICE RRANTlEN
ELAINE Fl'lIER GLORIA JEFFERSON BETTY
LOT RAYMOND GLORIA RAYMOND HARRIETT
McFADDEN JANICE WHlTRN .. LEONE 1t CKEY
HARRIET pll,l.ARH ..- f.hD0NNE FIELDS -
PEGGY JEANNE RCRRlS and JFANITA SIMS
After scholars from tho various high schools
out Of those pesky things called finals MIR
AND MRS G. LIGHTFOOT OF MaComb street .. invited
their home celebrate the graduation of their
daughter. ALICE from High School Of Commerce
The perfect Saturday night for the affair
all the Young guests arrived bedecked in their summer
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fnerv and were greeted by AIce
and her assistant hnSieSseS SCS-
ANNE GORDON JEANNE
BANKHEAD VIVIAN GRIT
FIN and 80. CONSTANCE
GREENHOUSE After refresh
ments were served he hon.
Gree opened her gifts and 'hen ed
her guests N IN entertaining dance
program Young people Who
attended we're TOMMY CAL
HOUN EULISE ALLEN
HAROLD GRIFFIN DORA
BURKE JASPER LAKE
MATTE BURTON EIJZA-
BETH ROBINSON LEROY
McDUFFlE HENRY WILSON
- 81 & ME- GORDON E.
TYRONE WORTHINGTON =
VERNEL BANTER PAUL
HERMAN DlLLARD
JACKIE GREENHOUSE SAM.
CEL WlLKESON CORDELlA
WOODS CHARLES SIM.
MONS JACKIE SMITH e.
ERNEST SOLOMON LOIS
BENSON GEORGE BENNETT
BERNICE EDWARDS :.
JIMMIE BENSON and {.
ROBERT CAMPBELL
THE OMEGA WIVES AUX
ILlARY he'd their closing
meeting ard election Of Off
GERS last Thursday night al
the Fraternity house Host
eSses were Hazel CAMP
BELL and NYE HERRING
Officere reelected are. MARIE
REED, president CORA MAR
KOE. vice pres dent and COR
NELL DRUM. treasurer. New
officers are: EVA COLLINS
recording secretary. ESSElL
SAULSBERRY, assistant, record
Ing secretary. DOROTHY
LEWIS. corresponding secretary
Those present were BER-
NICE HOAGLAND AGNES
LEWIS EDNA DAVENPORT
GERALDINE BLEDSOE i.
MARY BERRY BEATRICE
WEsSoN BERNICE ARNOLD
BEATRICE GILLIAN q.
FANNIE WELLS SADIE
HARDIMAN and MAR
JORlE WILLIS
Plans were made for their annual
midsummer picnic meetings
will resume IN the Fall.
FRANKIE WARREN Soror
OF T1-LTA SIGMA THETA
left for New York last Wed
neSday 20 study for her mas
tiers degree IN dietetcS Al Column
bia university She Will remain
all summer MISS WARREN
lives on Maine street in the North
Detroit sector is a teacher Of
home economics. Al the Russell
school IS graduate ~ Ypsilant
State Normal and has been doin2
graduate work 2, Wayne university.
Which reminds Us that
THERESA HENDERSON left
last week for a trip 10 California
-. which will last the remalndc;
vi lilt : sll4Illtls Iit j NIllVt :
are that before leaving she
and her husband agreed 10 DIS
sgree Hope this IS MOI true
They are a grand couple. q.
Perhaps absence viii make the
hearts grow fonder
JOHNNIE CAMPBELL SCOTT
left last Friday for Los Angeles
where she viii be me house
guest NJ her In-lawS DR. AND
MRS WALTER SCOTT Her
husband, IT WALTER SCOTT. is
now stationed IN Germany
her Younger sister ROSE
CAMPBELL. vii JOIN her later
IN ne summer and make the return
trip home with her.
VALMA BRANAM and
MARGIE NcCLANE left 'a,'
FRIDAY for Chicago whore
they will remain over the fourt1
The former JUS barely missIns
her sister MRS ROOSEVELT
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-03
TRUST COMP ANY
 FILES REQUEST
Wants Authority to Pay Specific Requests in
 Epstein's Will

Sora Szyma 0opzstein Guberman of Bombay, India, daughter of Hirsa GopHtein, the latter . brother of the late Benjamin Epstein, million aire scrap dealer of Winsted, who died leaving an estate of over one million dollars, has made her ap- pearance into the determination of the final dissolution of the Win sted mans estate.
 MT. Epstein bequeathed the greater share of the estate to MT, Gopzstein and a sister. both Of whom resided in Wilma, Poland, and have not been located since the out break of the war. Russian govern ment representatives since taking over Wilma have declared they will seek these beneficiaries.
 Meanwhile, because of such dH- ficulties. the Colonial Trust Com- pany of this city have made appli- cation to Probate Judge Ebert G. of WinSted that author ity be granted to pay specific be- quests made in the will
 These include bequestS as follows: Litchfield County Hospital, 5000; St. Andrews Lodge of Masons, 5000; Winsted Lodge of Elks, $1 ,000; Jewish Home for the Aged, west Haven, 5000. They also include specific gifts to relatives and friends residing in this country. A hearing on the application will be held February 19.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-03

Naugatuck, Feb. 3-Good progress is being made on the sanitary sew- CT now being installed on Shefflel6 Lane and Locust St. despite the 30- inch frost which has made the work difficult, Warden Leo J. Brophy said this morning.
 Work on this was started at the mouth" of the sewer, the Prospect St. brook, and 1t was installed up a wooded hill to Sheffield Lane. It is about 40 feet from the end of Shefield Lane now. Street depart ment men are doing this work which, MT. Brophy said. was sorely needed in view of the sewage condi- tionS in the area. More than 1000 feet of pipe will be laid on this sewer.
 Another project now underway is a storm sewer job from Hop Brook to Park Ave. It will service resi- dents of the Glenridge housing pro- ject.
 Pipe is being laid up a hill of North Church St. now. and ground conditions are much better at pres- ent there than at the Sheffield Lane job. There are only four inches of frost because, the warden ex- plained, blanket of covering leaves has helped to keep the frost out of the ground in the hilly section.
 When pipe was laid across North Church St. there was three feet of