The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-03
NAUGATUCK
Firemen Will Invite
Borough Officials
Plan Outing at OsbOrns Contributions for Cele-
bratiOn Coming in Slowly

success of the event would he as
Sured.
Falcons Shut Out
With Joe Mango. Naugatuck Eigh
freshman, pitching in superb form,
the Falcons were shut out with no
hits, no runs, by the Cresccrts of
the Naugatuck Amateur League in
a six inning twilight contest staged
last night at Recreati IN field. John
Whiteon the mound fer the Falcons
had an oft night and was given poor
support by his teammates, az wing
the Falcons to gatl.er II runs. War
so had eight strikeouts to his CT cdi.
| iE tie confess.
Camp Drawing Big Crowd
| The Y. M. c. A. camp at Bantam
Lake is more popular than ever
this year, many members of the Y
taking advantage of the opportunity
to spend a few days or d weekend
| at the camp at q small expense.
Now with the vacation season on,
It is expected that the camp will be
ever more popular.
Riddles Await Fourth
Youngsters of the borough will
have a big day tomorrow with two
major events to occupy their atten,
ton, the shooting of fireworks and
field by the Barnett's three ring out
fit. A big parade is also scheduled
to be held by the circus at noon to-
morrow, to further attract the
youngsters and grown ups. Two
performances of the circus will be
given, one in the afternoon at 2
o'clock and the other in the evening
at o'clock.
Change in Firm Name
According to a statement filed
yesterday with Town Clerk Louis
Schiller, Jr, the firm name of Cross
and company, local brokerage con-
Germ has been changed to the Naug-
atuck Securities corporation. A Bar
Cross company was recently named
head of the local charities depart
n:ent.
Board Meets Tuesday
The July meeting of the board of
warden and burgesses will be held
next Tuesday night at 8 o'clock in
the borough court room. Several
re ports are to be made at this meet
ing on projects that are in the
works. 1t is also expected that
some action will be taken relative
to the congestion caused by trolley
cars taking on and discharging pass
engers on South Main street.
Boys Go to Camp
Members of troop Z, Boy Scouts
of st Michaers Episcopal church
will spend the week end at Camp
Pershing, the summer camp of the
scouts. The boys under the direc-
ton of Scoutmaster Earl LaVelley
will leave for the camp tomorrow
morning and will remain until Sun
day night.
To Leave For Camp
Burgess John Burke and his two
sons will leave Monday for Nobel
boro, Me, where they will spend
their vacation at Burgess Burke's
camp. Burgess Maurice Anenberg
and family of Hill street will leave
to-day for Newark, N. j.. where
they will spend the holidays.
Sail for France
Mr. and Mrs Harris Whittemore
Jr. of Church street have sailed for
France where they will spend the
next several weeks.
Quiet Fourth Expected Here
Tomorrow, July 4, will be gen.
eral holiday in the borough, the ma
jcrity of the store to be closed as
well as factories and banks. The
markets of the borough will be open
tomorrow until o'clock and the
barber shops will also remain open
until 1 O'Clock. All of the stores
will be open tonight until O'Clock.
There will be no general celebration
in the borough.
Barnett's circus is scheduled to
show in the borough tomorrow
both afternoon and evening and two
games are scheduled in the Naug-
atuck Amateur Baseball league. the
first contest to start at 2 o'clock.
Chief of Police John Adamson
has arranged to have all available
police officers on duty tonight and
tomorrow to see that the law is
strictly lived up to.
| Sundrics TO Work
| The sundries department of the
| local u. S. Rubber company Will
| continue to operate during the shut
down of the plant it was announced
Yesterday. While the other depart
ments are closed for the annual va
cation the sundries branch is very
| buSy at present,