The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-09

eral weeks ago, They mal also be obtained at the secretaries desk in the "Y" lobby.
 Hard Contest Expected A hard contest Is expected by the Naugatuck High basketball team to-
 morrow when they journey to Bridge port to meet the Central High team
 of the Park City. The game to-moi- row night will be the thIrd contest : Tor the locals in the Valley Inter-
 scholastic League. Naugy had little l trouble disposing of their opponents Ir the first two contests, Ansonia high and Gilbert High of Winsted. A number of local 1ans intend to witness the game tomorrow night. Eagles Set For Smoker NaugatucK Aerie of Eagles is all set Tor the big smoker to be held to- | morrow nignL in their hall in the Rubin Bu.iuing on south Min streeth Chairman Leo Wersig and members Of the smoker committee have arr | ranged for an excellent entertain ment program featuring singing and
 uahc.hs numbers and several boxing bouts.
 me Sims brothers of this borough, | Ernie and Johnny well known boxers | of the sla.e will be on the card. | Luncheon will be served.
 Minstrcls Scored Hit A large audience enjoyed the ex- cellent program rendered last night in the Gem Opera house by the | Harmony Minstrels. Twenty-Five
 male voices made up the chorus
 which was well-balanced. Several spec. c.alties introduced, featuring well ] known artists of this section added
 to the program, among them Miss Lillian Mccoy of Waterbury, The
 Happy Sisters of this borough, An
 drew Rau of Beacon Falls, a pupil
 of Miss McCoys and Dorothy Bly,
 Miss McCoys.
 | Archie Terrill directed the cast, John J. Daily was master of cere-
 monies and the end men were John Curtin, Eddie Cuddy. Louis Schiller, Jr., and James Thompson. Grange to Work Degrees Beacon Valley grange will work l the third and fourth degl ees on d cIass of candidates at their regular
 meeting to be held tonight in grange | hall. The third degree will be worked | by the Young Peoples degree team | and the fourth by the Officers de- gree team. A social will follow and | refreshment will be served. Journey to Mt Vernon The local "" swimming team
 will journey to Mt Vernon. x. Y. to- morrow to meet the swimmers of the Mt Vernon "Y'. The meet will be the first of home and home | series between these two teams. La ter in the season the Mt Vernon team will come to Naugatuck for Q return engagement.
 StnI lnf If IA of | nHsnnnc Officers of Gavel lodge. K. of F.
 of the borough, Beacon lodge of Bea-
 con Falls and Humphrey lodge of Seymour will be installed at joint | installation exercises to be held to- night in Seymour under the auspices of Humphrey lodge. Local Pythians who plan on attending are asked to meet at Plthian hall at 7:30 o'clock. | Theer will be autos for tranporta- | tion.
 Local Men Granted Patents Clarence w. Hubbell and William m Hopwood of the local plants of the United States Rubber company have been granted patents on rubber foot
 wear. MT Hubbell on sandal which
 he has assigned 10 the Revere RuD-
 Der Co of Providence, R. l., and
 Mir Hopwood a sole for rubber shoes WHICH ne fldS assigned to tnc beaCoN Falls Rubber Shoe Co.
 Annual Meeting Announced The annual meeting of the local
 Boy Scout council will be held next
 Tuesday afternoon at 5:15 o'clock in
 Scout headquarters in the "Y". An
 nual reports of officers for the past year will be read and officers for the presetn year named. Marriage Intention Filed Marriage intentions have been filed
 as follows: George Springer of North
 Main street, this borough and Miss
 Ruth Hayward of the East Water-
 bury road.
 Install officers Sunday
 Officers or the Naugatuck branch of the A. o. H. and the auxiliary l will be installed Sunday afternoon in Hibernian hall. County President William Looney of New Haven will
 install the men and County President
 Mrs Shanley will install the auxiliary
 officers. A socal will follow and a
 luncheon will be served. Folk and Irish dances will be featured.