The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-01
1 NAUGATUCK C. o. P. Chiefs Deny
 Street Dept. Cuts
Rumor Started That Miss Brown Would Drop Many Elm.
 plOyes If Elected on Monday

merce and has the approval of the borough officials and the health officer. During the week many resi- dents have cleaned up their premi- ses and otherwise beautified their property by planting shrubbery and l trees.
 To Rehcarse Degree A rehearsal of the Golden Rule degree will be held tonight in Odd Fellows hall at 8 o'clock by the de- gree team of Magnolia encampment,
 I. o. o. F. All members are urged | to attend. Grand Patriarch August i H. Simonson of South Manchester
 will pay an official visit to Magnolia encampment on Wednesday night,
 May 13. The Golden Rule degree will be exemplifled at that time. Rehearsals Have Started. | The degree team of Naugatuck Aerie of Eagles has started rehears- ing in preparation for the annual
 state convention of the order which
 will take place in Waterbury next
 month. The local team has held
 the state honors but lost out last year in . close contest. This year
 the team is3 in hopes of bringing
 the honor back to Naugatuck. The local aerie is taking an &C., | two IHIeTcSI III tHc 5Sdtc SdlHcT-
 ing. As it is being held in the
 neighboring city, a large turnout of local members is expected. Plans to have a beautiful float in the parade is now in the works and John J. Burns, chairman of the com mittee of arrangements expects that hundreds of members of the aerie lin special uniform will take part in the big parade to be held in con- nection with the gathering Reports of National Gathering. Reports of the action taken at the Continental Congress of the D. A. R. held in Washington recently were submitted at the regular meet ing of Sarah Rogers chapter. D. A. k. of this borough held this after noon in the Congregational parish house at 3:30 o'clock by Mrs George |B. Woolson and Mrs Burton Ward who represented the local chapter at the session.
 All Set for Gala Night The St Francis T. A. B. Drum Corps is all set for a gala night in they celebrate the 28th anniversary of their organization with a dance and street parade. It is expected that about 20 visiting corps will be present to march. The parade Is scheduled to start at 8:15 o'clock and the dance to be held in ehe Gem Opera House will start at 9 O clock. A baton swinging contest will be one of the features of the dance. Following the dance the visiting corps will be served lunch | in Hibernian hall.
 Journey to Winstcd Tomorrow.
 The local high school baseball team will journey to Winsted to- morrow to play the Gilbert high team of that place. The game will be a regular Valley league contest and is the first league contest Of the season for the locals. Naugy has won three out of five games played | so far this season. IL Is expected that Joe Bernacki will be on the | mound for the locals.
 Flushing Mains.
 Water mains on the high pressure service of the borough are being | flushed to-day. The water on this service will be shut off this afternoon from until o'clock, and again | tonight from until 9:S0. Pres i, sure will also be low tomorrow morning between the hours of and II a. m.
 Nearly All DO8S ftc&astcfeu'
 Town Clerk Louis Schiller, Jv, re- ported this morning that all but about 100 dogs had been registered by their owners.
 He expected that before he closed his office tonight that practically all canines in the borough will have been registered. Yesterday was busy day for Clerk Schiller! Those who fail to register their canines before closing time tonight will have to pay an additional dollar. The fee for male or spayed dogs is $2, and for females $10.25. After to-day the fee for male dogs will be $s and for females $11.25.
 Selectmen to Hold Session.
 The board of selectmen and town clerk are scheduled to meet to-mor- row in the borough court room from 9 o'clock in tn, morning until O clock in the afternoon for the pur-