The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-31

WOIhp tuc uOEOuSA StEcSS ucpdR U ment has inaugurated a, new sys- tenn of rotating the help. This in cludes all of the old hands of the street department who have pre- viously been kept at work steadily. From now on the department help will work in one week shifts. The change went into effect yesterday when one gang was retired for 8 week and another gang put on. These workers are engaged in inn provements on the East Water bury road and on Park avenue, formerly Park avenue extension.
 It is expected that at the board meeting on next Tuesday night Warden Frank T. Green will have a report to make in relation to the projects contemplated. Warden Green is chairman of the projects committee of the Unemployment Fund, Inc.
 Sutor Heads V. F. w.
 Officers of Crusader post, Vet erans of Foreign Wars, were elect ed at the regular meeting of the post held last night. The officers elected were unanimous nomina- tions of the post at a meeting held several weeks ago. Fred Sutor was named commander; Frederick Burke, senior vice-commander; James Sullivan, junior vice-com- mander; William Lilly, quarter master; Thomas Walsh, chaplain; Thomas Brooder, officer of the day and George Dinkle, guard. It was announced that Commander Sutor will select the post adjutant. A warranty deed for the property re- gently purchased by the post from the United States Rubber company for their home was filed yesterday with Town Clerk Louis Schiller, 1t was stated. The property was pur- chased by Irving s. Brown who or ganized the local post and who last year was chief of staff of the state organization. It is planned to form a building corporation to include members who purchased shares in the building corporation and the property will be trans ferred to them by Mir Brown.
 Expect Large Gathering
 Hundreds are expected to attend the annual fall supper of St Mary's s parish to be held next Tuesday night in St Mary's parish hall from 5 until 8 o'clock. The committee is preparing to handle crowd es- timated at 1000. Over 800 tickets have already been disposed of. Half of the proceeds of the sup per will be donated to the unem- ployment fund of the borough. Mrs Mary E. Fitzpatrick. chairman of the committee requests that re- turns for tickets be made Satur- day night between the hours of 8 and S:30 in St Mary's hall.
 Tickets may be procured at Andy's Campus, Donnellys cigar store, Buckley's drug store and the Naugatuck Drug company.
 Lecture Course Announced
 The first lecture of the course to be sponsored by the Womens Study club and the Parish House association will take place on Fri day night, November 6, when Floyd Darrow will speak in the Congregational parish house on Chemistry and the Modern World" There are three other lec- lures on the list. On December g., Henry Turner Bailey will lecture on "The Magic Realm of the Arts" January IA, the Musical Art quar- tet will perform and on February 23, Dr Arthur c. Pillsbury will talk on Miracles in Nature" Course tickets are now on sale.
 GiImartin to Teach Course
 Teachers of the local schools will sponsor a lecture course for teachers during the winter months. Principal John G. Gilmartin of Croft school, Waterbury, will con- duct the course which will be on vocabulary Building and Practi- cal English" and will extend over a period of twelve weeks.
 Warren Harding To-day
 Naugatuck high will meet their second Bridgeport high team this afternoon at Recreation field when Warren Harding high of the Park City invades the borough. Last Saturday Naugy met the Gen. tral high team of Bridgeport and handed them a defeat 14-0. War ren Harding high is expected to be tougher opponent than Coach Reilly's charges, as they are con sidered one of the stronger high school football teams of the state. The game this afternoon will give the local fans a line on the merits of Crosby high of Waterbury compared to Coach Foley's charg- es, as Crosby high defeated the Harding out in a hard-fought con- test. Naugy high will have a large cheering section on hand and the high school band will be out to add zest to the event.
 Many Halloween Parties
 Dance halls of the borough were we'll occupied last night, several Halloween dances being held. In Hibernian hall" the ladies auxiliary of the A. o. H. conducted their annual Halloween party. Both old fashioned and modern dances were featured. In the high school assembly hall the junior class of the school conducted their annual Halloween party while former Dorm members of the Y. M. c. A. held a Halloween dance and party in the "Y" assembly hall. In odd Fellows hall Hal lowe'en dance was held by Ra- mona council, D. of P.
 Tonight in Tano's dance hall on South Main strete, Naugatuck Aerie of Eagles will conduct a Halloween dance. The proceeds of the dance will go to the unemploy- ment fund of the borough. Prizes will be awarded for the best cos- tunes. Both old fashioned and modern dances will be featured. John P. Gubbins will prompt for the old time numbers.
 Borough Board Meeting.
 The November meeting of the board of warden and burgesses will be held next Tuesday night at 8 o'clock in the borough court room. It is expected that Warden Frank T. Green will have a report to make relative to the projects that are contemplated to give em- ployment to men of the borough out of work. The warden is a member of the project commit tee of the Unemployment Fund, Inc. There were several projects contemplated when operations of the fund ceased in spring.
 There remains lot of work to be done on the trunk line sewer. This work was halted last spring by the state highway department when traffic became heavy on ras A..s.,