The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-28
I groom. The ushers were Stanley
 Poscavage, Francis Garbowski and

groom. The ushers were Stanley Poscavage, Francis Garbowski and Otto Radwick all of the borough.
 Teachers and Officers To Meet
 The officers and teachers of the Congregational Sunday school will meet tonight at 7:30 o'clock in the parish house to make plans for the opening of sessions next Sunday.
 Elevated To Head of Order
 One of the boroughs prominent and well known citizens was hon. ored Saturday at the annual state convention of the Haymekers held in Derby, when Officer John Law Tor was elevated to the position of Great Chief Haymaker of the state. Officer Lawlor is a member of the local police department and for the past year has been vice chief haymaker of the state He has been an acuge member of the organization for number of years.
 Returns to Borough
 Personal Tax Collector C. Henry Squires who has been spending the summer months at the home of his brother, George Squires Of Cape Cod has returned to his home. Collector Squires will immediately start to make arrangements for the annual enumeration of persons in the borough on october l, liable to pay personal tax.He was not m the best of health when he left the borough, but stated he was feeling fine and anxious to- resume ms duties.
 Naugy- -Sterlings Tie
 The Ail-Naugatuck football team playing their nrst contest Of the season tied the strong Sternng team of New Haven 6-6 at Recrea- tion field yesterday afternoon. Naugy would have scored a win In the contest but fate intercepted at the end of the 1irst half when the whistle sounded with the ball only inches from the Sterlngs goai line. The visitors scored tneir touchdown in the second period when Capt Frank Scerocce nabbed pretty thirty yard pass hurled py his teammate Massa right on the Naugy goal line. The attempt to kick the goal made by Massa was d failure as the ball was grounded.
 Tom Tookey. former Williams star of New Haven, was the pig ground gainer for the locals. He made a pretty run of 26 yards 10 bring the ball within three yards of the Sterlings goal line and on the next play Capt French Of the locals carried the ball over. French missed the try for goal. Next Sunday the team is sched- uled to meet the strong Acorn team of New Haven. Coach Emmett Freeman has signed up Vic Rade- wick of Torrington to become a member of the locals. Vic is a back and considered one of the best in the valley.
 To Serve Supper The Girls Friendly society or St Michaels Episcopal church will serve a covered dish supper to- night in the parish house at 6:30 O. clock. All members of the society are requested to bring something ,, for the supper in a covered dish Tomorrow morning at o'clock there will be a holy communion service in St Michaers in honor or All Angels day.
 To Organize Glasses
 The making up of classes ana the grading of lessons will be dis cussed at a meeting of the Sum day school teachers of the Salem Lutheran church to be held to- night at 7:30 o'clock. It is also planned to organize a Bible class. The Sunday school teachers will attend the Sunday school conven- vention of the Hartford district to be held next Sunday afternoon at 3:3O o'clock in Portland. Dr G. F. Ohfland of New Haven, president of the association will preside at the meeting and Rev Sigmund Hanson of Middletown will be the principal speaker.