The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-28
o'clock in odd Fellows hall. Rowling Schedule to Start.

The first matches in the Sundries Toy league of the U. s. Rubber Company will be rolled tomorrow night at the Palace alleys. It Isl planned to have matches in the les. que rolled every Thursday night. There are eight teams in the l .gue. The various teams being named after the several rubber water toys made in the sundries department. They are the Giraffes the Zebras, the Stallions, the Whales, the Camels, the Terriors. the Monkeys and the Turtles.
 Returns to Duty.
 Captain Anthony Malone, Sr of the local police department who has been absent from his desk in police headquarters for the past three months Cue to illness return ed to duty yesterday. The captain was kept busy receiving the con- gratulations and well wishes of his large legion of friends yesterday. Officer Vincent Skelly who has been on the desk at headquarters during Captain Malone's illness has return to his beat as traffic off, cer.
 Funeral of John F. Farrell.
 The funeral of John F. Farrell. who died suddenly Monday night at the me of Tyler Davidson i1 Bethany, where he had been em- ployed for many years was held this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from the funeral home of Clayton F. Bailey, 62 Oak street. Services were conducted by the Rev MT Steubins of the Bethany Episcopal oL foI n PiUorGida cemetery, Waterbury. MT Farrell Is survived by one sister, Miss Har- riet M. Farrell of Hamden.
 Funeral of Margaret Condon.
 The funeral of Miss Margaret Condon, daughter of Michael Con- don of Barnum Court, who died Monday was held this morAing from her home at S:30 o'clock and at o'clock from St Francis church, where a solemn requiem high mass was celebrated. Burial was In St James cemetery.
 Addressed ROtarians.
 An interesting talk on "Connec- ticut Trails was given this noon hour at the weekly luncheon of the Rotary club in Halls Tavern by Edgar Herrmance, president of the New Haven Rotary club and who is much interested in Connecticut State Parks and Forests.
 WelI-Known In Borough.
 Deep regret was expressed by the many friends of Cleveland Fussen- ich of New Milford, when word was received in the borough yes- terday of his death. MT Fussenich was well-known in Naugatuck. He was an active member of the democratic party in Litchfield county and at the congressional convention held in 1880 in Tor rington when Judge Martin E. Gormley of this borough was mo- minated as the party candidate for congress from the fifth district, MT Fussesich seconded the nomin- ation of the local judge.
 He was also an active member of the American Legion of the county. His funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon and several local people plan on attending.
 A. O. H. Party.
 Plans for a Halloween dance TO be held Friday night in Hiberian hall by the auxiliary of the A. 0. H. have been completed. All those who plan on attending are rs- quested to wear costume. Prizes will be awarded for the best cos tunes. Gallagher's orchestra of New Haven will furnish music. There will be both modern and old fashioned ,-Snces. .
 Annual Inspection.
 Arrangements for the annual in- spection of Isbell Women's Relief Corps will be made at a meeting of the corps to be held tonight in I Pythian hall at o'clock. The in- | spection will take place on Nov Il. |
 To Hold Halloween Party
 A Halloween rarty will be held Friday afternoon from 3:30 until 5 o'clock in the Congregational | parish house by the primary de- l partment of the Congregational | school.
 Birthday Party Held.
 Several ,.l.. mates of Elizabeth Lyons of Park avenue, daughter | of MT and Mrs Sampel Lyons, joined in celebrating the anniver- | sary of her birthday yesterday af- ternoon 't her home. The party | was in the form of both a birth day gathering and Halloween | party.
 Halloween decorations and favors being used.
 Place Markers On Graves.
 Members of Sarah Rogers Chap | ter, Daughter of the American | Revolutio, dedicated and placed | markers on the graves of Revolu- tionary war soldiers csterday af- ternoon in Hillside cemetery. The | nwarriaa. 1xrara xsyit n agaad hxr a Ia ~na of members of the D. A. R. and relatives of the deceased soldiers.