The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-24
NAUCATUCK Local Man To Be
 Honored Tonight
Democrats of l4tl Senatorial District Honor Burns
 and Kavle- -Nangy Plays Central High

CTS attended either the sessions in New Haven or Bridgeport. Assessors to Start Night Meetings
 Borough Assessors. Michael B. Reidy and Harry H. Schofield will next week start holding sessions in the evening from until 8:3O o. clock for the purpose of receiving the lists of taxable property in the borough. The assessors will also be in session on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday from in the morning until 12 noon and from l o'clock in the afternoon until 5. All lists must be filed not later than Monday, Nov- ember 2. Property owners who ne- glect to file their lists by this date will have ten per cent additional added to their lists. Patents Formula
 Dr William J. Horn, native of Naugatuck. now resident of Bridgeport has been granted a patent on a formula for the treat ment of anemia by the United States patent office, The patent rights have been assigned to the McKesson and Robbins. Inc, of of medicinal preparations. Dr Horn Is graduate of the local high school and of Yale Medical school. He served as interne at the Wat erbury hospital before removing to Bridgeport. The principal of the ingredients of the formula is a proteid of iron and copper.
 Attend Conference
 Judge Martin E. Gormley of this borough. Connecticut claim agent of the Employers Liability Assurance corporation, attended the conference of compensation commissioners of the state held yesterday afternoon in Hartford.
 Forty Hours Opens
 A forty-hour devotion will open in St Mary's church Sunday morn ing at the 10:30 o'clock mass. A procession of children of the par ish will mark the opening of the devotion which will close Tuesday morning.
 Derby Falcons Tomorrow
 The Falcons football team of Derby will oppose the All-Nauga- tuck team tomorrow afternoon at Recreation field. The Derby team has record of no defeats this season. Coach Emmett Freeman of the local anticipates a hard con- test and put his charges through a hard practice last night at Recrea- tion field. Naugatuck defeated the strong Ponies of Thomaston last Sunday, the up valley team being rated among the top notch pro teams of the state.
 Well Known in Borough
 Charles H. Tifft of Seymour who died Thursday at his home was we'll known in Naugatuck. He was born in Beacon Falls but was fre- quent visitor to Naugatuck. He is survived by his mother, one broth CT. Postmaster William Tifft of Sey- mour, and one sister, Mrs Henry Baldwin of Waterbury. He was a member of the Seymour tribe of Red Men and the United Church of Beacon Falls. The funeral will be held this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from the Ward funeral home in Seymour. Burial will be in Pine Bridge cemetery, Beacon Falls.
 K. of o. Smoker
 Supreme Agent John F. Daily of the Knights of Columbus will be the principal speaker at the smok- CT to be conducted Tuesday night Tn the K. or C. rooms Dy OJeda council. Dr Thomas F. Baxter of Thomaston, district deputy will also speak. The committee of arrange ments headed by Richard Parkin- son has completed plans for the event.
 There wil be an entertainment program and luncheon.
 Plans for Armistice Day
 Attorney James L. Dalton, ex- service man will be the principal speaker at the annual Armistice day exercises to be held at the War Memorial on Meadow street on November II. The exercises will be conducted jointly by Cru sader post, Veterans of Foreign Wars and Naugatuck post of the American Legion.