The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-28

playing on their own floor, The To- calls are all primed for the game and are anxious to land on the top of the league standing.
 Hundreds of followers of the bor- ough team will be on hand to witt ness the contest. l
 Bill to Bond Clerk Passes.
 The bill presented to the general assembly by Representative Joseph l.. Jackson to bond the borough clerk for the sum of $5,0OO was passed in the house yesterday. Heretofore. no bond has been re- quired of the borough clerk by charter, although for the past few years the clerk has been bonded.
 Rubber Plants Reopen
 Local rubber footwear plants which have been closed for the past two weeks will resume operations cn Monday. For the first few weeks after reopening the plants will oper- ate on a reduced schedule. It Is ex- pected that this schedule will be in- creased shortly and officials of the plants are hoping for a busy sum- r1er season.
 Office open This Afternoon
 The office of Personal Tax Col lector c. Henry Squires will be open this afternoon for the accommoda- tion of those who wish to pay their personal tax bill. Tuesday will be the last day for tax payers to settle their accounts with Collector Squires if they wish to avoid paying an ex- tra dollar. Starting next Wednesday tke tax will be automatically in- creased to 3. To-morreg Collector Squires will mako a check-up in his office and if there are any who wish to pay their tax tomorrow the col- lcctor will be glad to receive 1t. There are still well over 2,000 who must pay the tax.
 Train Will Stop Here The New York excursion train will stop at the local passenger station tomorrow to take passengers and will also stop on the return trip. The train which is scheduled to leave Waterbury at 8:10 was not original ly planned for a stop in the borough but due to a demand for tickets from local residents the stop will be made. .. Meeting of Democratic Club A meeting of the Democratic club of Naugatuck will be held Monday night at o'clock in the borough court room. II members of the club
 
 Mass at 8 O'Clock for K. of c. A change in the hour at which | members of Ojeda council; K. of c, will receive Holy Communion in a body in St Francis church on Sum- Gay, March from until o'clock | was announced yesterday by Chair | man Michael Smith of the commit tee arranging the event. The annual communion breakfast will follow in the Elks home. Members of the council will meet in the council 1 rooms on Sunday, March 8, and will march in a body to the church. Fol Elks hall. Out Of town members of the order may purchase tickets for the breakfast from Chairman Smith or other members of the commit tee. :, Schools Open Monday The schools of the borough. which rave been closed for the past week will reopen for sessions on Monday morning. During the week work men have been busily engaged in 1enovating the various school build- ings.
 10 Conduct Card Party A public card party will be con- ducted tonight by the auxiliary of thO AhtOAANdA AAC6AOM iL SAO 4SklOA rooms in the Odd Fellows building. Card playing will start at S:15 o'L clock.
 Fifth Lecture Monday The fifth of the series of Current Events lectures being given by Miss Eunice H. Avery will be given in the Congregational parish house on Monday afternoon at 3:45 o'clock. Miss Avery will speak Oh ~Why France Has Been Prosperous, and Can She Continue so?" and "Why 9s Modern Art ?"
 Valley Players to Be Entertained Naugatuck lodge of Elks will en- certain the members of the Valley Players Monday night in their home in the Neary building. An en- tertainment program will feature. . luncheon will be served, In Decem- Der the Valley palyers presentedsthe Elay Adam and Eva" in the Gem Opera house for the benefit of the Elks Christmas charity fund. Flint tools said t6 be 90, 900 years A = -l~ll