The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-11

istice day at the luncheon of the !! Naugatuck Rotary club held this noon in Halls Tavern Joseph Raytkwich, Jr., we'll known ex- service man and member of the | Rotary gave a talk on Over There" MT. Raytkwich's talk dealt with the way the soldiers across the water in the World war recevied the news of the signing of the Armistice.
 Funeral Tomorrow
 The funeral of Mrs. Thomas Brennan who died Monday at her home in Rockville Center, L. l., i, will be held tomorrow morning from her late home. Burial will be in New Haven. Mrs. Brennan is a sister of John g. Barry of this bor- ough. Her husband died a few weeks ago.
 Junior Class Dance | Lenore St. John is chairman of the committee arranging for the annual Thanksgiving day dance of the junior class of the local high school. He will be assisted by Ray mond Dubois, Anna Erickson and Betty Barnum. The dance will be held in the high school auditorium I anu "AlI AoA nish the musci.
 Mission Opens Tonight Rev A. J. Bengston, of New Ha- ven, Rev August Lindquist of Thomaston and Rev o. W. Nelson. pastor of the local church. will conduct a mission in the church starting to-day that will close on Sunday night. Services will be conducted daily
 Directors Named Clarence S. Austin, Carlton Bris- tol, William M. Chittenden, John lJ. German, and George c. Ham have been named directors of the local Chamber of Commerce at the election held Monday night in the chamber office. MT Ham and MT Gorman will serve out one year terms filling cavancies while the other four chosen will serve for three year terms.
 Tickets Ready Tickets for the annual Thanks giving eve ball of the Naugatuck Hose, Hook and Ladder company to be held in Tano's dance hall on Thanksgiving eve. are being dis tributed by members of the com mittee arranging for the ball. Wal | ly Roy's orchestra will furnish music for the dancing. Roll Call Opens
 The annual roll call drive of the American Red Cross got under way in the borough to-day. A house to house canvass will be made by can vassers and memberships will be solicited in the factories. Those who wish may also register their memberships at the Red Cross house on Church street. John W. Hayes is chairman of the roll call committee. It is hoped to enroll as many members during the cam paign as was enrolled last year.
 Condition Improved
 It is expected that Miss Margaret Miller of il Church street, who was taken to St Mary's hospital Monday night suffering from the effects of drinking lysol at her home will be released from the hospital shortly. Miss Miller, it was stated, drank the poison after an argument with members of her family.
 Revue to Be Staged
 St Michaers revue will be staged tonight in St Michaers parish house by local talent. The final re- hearsal was held last night. There will be several acts and skits. Fol- lowing the revue dancing will be enjoyed.
 Asked to Make Returns
 Members of the Altar society or St Francis church are asked to make returns at the meeting to be held tonight for tickets on the hope chest. The chest will be raf- fled off on Friday night at a card party and socitl to be held in St Cecelia's hall.
 Special Board Meeting A special meeting of the board of warden and burgesses will De held this evening at 5:3O o'clock in the borough court room. At this meet Warden Green will take up the matter of continuing the Rub Der avenue sewer as far as the Milville bridge. The state depart ment of health has ordered the discontinuance of the practice or emptying seferage into the brook that feeds into the ned dam on Rubber avenue. Ice is cut from this pond in the winter time and there is fear that the pond may be contaminated. If this should happen and the state authorities condemned the pond for ice cut ting purposes 1t Is feared that the ice company would have an action against the borough.
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