The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-24
Commander Lewis Expects to Pass Goal by Jan. 3I
NAUG GATUcK
$l,OOO Received by Post for New Home Yesterday; Szczesiul Discharged by Army; Episcopal Fellowship Plans Dance Tomorrow

ATUcK Dlsys Phone Nausaeuck seas day from 3 to s:so D. m. Dates for the hearings are Feb. 1, 6, ls, 2l and March 1.
 A meeting Of the Fraternai Or der of Eagles Olee club will be held Sunday in the K. oe c. hall, Neary Building at 2 p. m. An members and their friends interested in singing are invited to attend.
 The Glee club will be under sup ervision of Paul Buckmilier, Al Happy, Charles Vest and Fred Nor ton.
 Dr. Harriet Northrop, member of the Chil6ren's Hygiene Bureau and State Health Department, was the guest speaker at the meeting of the Prospect street Parent Teacher association "wednesday night. He discussed general immunization of school children.
 Mrs Seth Booth was chairman of the committee in charge of ar- arrangements. Mrs. Harry Kreidler, president, conducted the session.
 John H. Peterson of May street IS at present visiting in Chicago, III.
 Frank Yocius, lOs Auburn street, is e surgical patient at the Wa terbury hospital.
 Mrs. Nellie Lawton, 2is South Main street, is vacationing in Florida,
 G. 0. P. Farley
 A delegation of Naugatuck Young Republicans will attend the annual New Haven County dinner-meeling tonight at Waverly Inn, Cheshire.
 Officers to be installed after the dinner meeting include Howard Sagendorf. Carroll street. who was elected treasurer at the annual meeting recently in Waterbury. Mrs. Myrtle Hotchwiss. now state record ing secretary will retire as first vice-president.
 Among those expected to attend the event are: Mir. and Mrs. Frank lin Hotchwtss. State Sen. and Mrs. William A. Painter, Mr. and Mrs. William ploski, Mrs. 9agendorf, Mfr. and Mrs. walter Norwash. Mr. and Mrs. ]. Rudolph Anderson. Mrs Elizabeth Neagle. Henry Zwick and Henry Schildgen, Srd.
 Merchants Co Meet
 James Dorsey superintendent of distribution education for Connecti- cut, will speak at the annual dinner meeting of the Merchants Bureau Monday night at e:3O at Strattons restaurant.
 Reports of offices for the year will be submitted and a new slate elected. Chairman Harold w. Brown of the special committee named to have a small claims court esta6- lished in Naugatuck, will make a re- port of the conferences held with Judge Martin l.. Caine of Borough Court, who possesses the authority to create such 6 tribunal.
 Fridolf Carlson will preside.
 Goals In Germany" will be the subject of the fourth lecture in the Avery series. Monday at the Con- gregational parish house at 3:45 p. m. Tn the previous lectures, Miss Eu- nice Harriet Avery has discussed America, England and Russia.
 The lecture series is sponsored jointly by the Woman's Study Club and the Parish House Association. Mrs. Carl Pepperman is chairman of the committee, assisted by Mrs. Vic- tor Chambers Mrs. Albert Holmberg, Mrs. Lorin Scinoene, Mrs. Seymour Squires and Miss Sophie Brown.
 Father-S0n Banquet
 Plans for the first annual Boy Scout father and son banquet Fleb- urary l4 at St. Michael's parish house, were completed at a meeting of the committee at the parish house Tuesday night. Horace Grov- CT Is chairman.
 It was decided that the final re- ports on ticket sales must be made by February s. Mir. Grover reported several sub-chairmen in charge of tickets report excellent progress is being made to insure the success of the affair.
 One hundred fifty scouts and fath- CTS are expected to attend the 'func- ton. ll
 Patrons and patronesses for the dance of the Young Peoples Fel- iowship, St. Michael's Episcopal church, in the parish house Friday night were announced today by the committee.
 They will be Mir. and Mrs. DeFor- est Hart, Mir. and Mrs. w. Fremont Hoadley, Rev. and Mrs. Winfred 3. Langhorst, MT. and Mrs. James Heavens and Mfr. and Mrs. Fritz Klambt.
 Music will be furnished by Ray Hotchkiss' orchestra. Fritz Klambt's tumbling team will give Q floor show. There will be prizes and re- treatments.
 The Sunday school of Hillside Congregational church donated e620 to the Children's Home in Crom- well last year, according to the report of Elton Abramson, guhnit- ted at the annual meeting of the Bible school teachers Mon- day night. He also reported a 30 per cent increase In eTrollment dur- ing the year.
 At the annual Congregational meeting recently. Mfr. Abramgon was reelected superintendent Of the main Sunday school and Miss Wer- na Anderson superintendent of the primary department.
 Those elected Monday night were: