The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-23

Closing exercises of the Commu- nity Church Vacation school were held last night in the Congregation al parish house. The exercises were largely attended by parents and friends Of the pupils. The program opened with the singing of "Tcll Me the Story of Jesus. The balance of the program included the history and purpose of the school pri- mary department dramatization. The House That Wanted TO Be Built; the junior dramatic class in the presentation of Ruth; the intermediate clasS presented the Good Samaritan a worship serv- ice, call to worship, doxology, 23d Psalm, prayer and response, offer ing and response, story and hymn. "J Would Be True. A pleasing demonstration of the handwork of the pupils proved of much interest. At the close great praise was given 10 Rev Henry Peck, supervisor of the school, and his assistants.
 Name Delegates to Convention
 Six delegates to the state conven- ton of the American Legion to be held in New Britain on August 20, 21 and 22. were named by Nauga- tuck post at a meeting last night.
 The delegates are Charles Thom- as, Harold Lewis, Burt Sumpf, James J. Grant, John Curtin and Herbert Johnson. Due to the fact that the membership of the post was bo osted during the recent membership drive, the post is en- titled to six delegates to the con- vention instead of five. The local delegation will back Lieut. James Grant of the local fire department for a state office in the 40 and s. He has been an active worker for years in both tho legion and the 40 and 8.
 Amateur League Games
 The Cresccnts and Falcons will attempt to break the deadlock for first place in the Amateur league Saturday when they meet in the second contest of the weekly sched- ule at Recreation field This game will be played at 1 o'clock. In the first encounter at 2 o'clock the Pas times and the Orioles will battle.
 LegiOnnaires Hear Talk
 Department Adtutant William Murray of the American Legion ad- dressed the members of Naugatuck post at their meeting last night, The adjutant complimcnted the post on their recent successful mem bership drive. Following the busi- ness session n social was enjoyed and refreshments were served.
 Pays Costs In Case
 Domingois Goncalvcs of 13 Un- ion atreet, Waterbury. charged with reckless driving, settled his case on payment of costs of $I0 in the borough court this morning. The | accused was represented by Atty Fredrlck Bauby of Waterbury. Gopcalves collided with the tralIic standard at the junction of Church and Maple streets early Tuesday morning.
 Death of Infant Son
 Rodney Nelson Lusky. infant son of MT and Mrs stephen Lusky of IS Park avenue died yesterday at tho Waterbury hospital. Tho body was removed to the Alderson fu- neral home POI Meadow strct from whore the funeral was held this aft crnoon. Services were conducted by Rev ArthurF. Lewis. rector of St Michael'B church.
 Legion Bank to Take Part
 The Rube band of Naugatuck post. American Legion will take part in the welcome parade to be held tonight in connection with the Billy Burke celebration 1t was an nounccd last night by Eddie Cud- dy leader of the band. The band members are asked to meet at the legion rooms at o'clock.
 School Children Meet at Green
 Marshal James r. McCann in charge of the division of school children in the Billy Burke parade requests all children who Intend to take part to meet at the horseshoe green at 6 o'clock. He requests the members of the grammar school .rum corps to meet at tho same hour at the high school.
 Bremen Asked TO Meet
 Members of Naugatuck Hose, Hook and Ladder company are TO- quested to meet this evening at