The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-06

son and Mrs Adamson left this morning from New York city from where they were scheduled to sail at noon hour on the s. S. Seminole l of the Mallory Lines for St Peters | burg, Fla, where Chief Adamson | will attend the convention of the i International Association of Police | Chiefs which opens October 12.
 The local couple were accom- panied by Chief Burke and Mrs Burke of Meriden. The headquar- ters of the party will be at the Princess Martha Hotel.
 Night School Sessions Start
 Sessions of night school for the fall term were started last night in the high school, the Salem gram mar school and the Hop Brook school. The registration for the opening night was large and Mrs Gertrude M. Madiban. director of adult education, was much pleased with the interest being manifested | in the classes. It is expected that advanced classes in the high school will be started if the registration is large enough. At present the high school classes are made up of commercial students. Archie D. Hyde, instruc- | tor of the high school is in charge | of these classes. He is being assist ed by Miss Vera Cummings. In the | Salem grammar school, the classes are in charge of Irene Coen, Min nie Mccarthy and Mrs Frederick Hing. The Hop Brook class is in | charge of Mrs Edward Mccarthy. Registration is expected to increase in all classes as soon as the wealth CT becomes cooler.
 | Borough Board Meeting
 | A regular meeting of the board of warden and burgesses will be held tonight at o'clock in the borough court room. Several inn portant matters are to come up be- fore the board. It is expected that the board will take some action relative to the appointment of successor to Dennis J. German, for mer superintendent of streets who resigned in August. Another matter that is expected to take up consid- erable of the boards time is the un- employment situation. It is expect ed that some action relative to hav- ing the unemployment fund of the borough which operated last win ter through public contributions, again function the coming winter.
 Card Party Tonight
 Ramona council, D. of F., will conduct a public card party to- night in odd Fellows hall following their regular business meeting. The meeting will start at 7:30. Whist, bridge, and pinochle will be played. Refreshments will be served.
 Funeral of Mrs Edward Finley
 The funeral of Mrs Mar Finley, l uyifo of Edwo rI Einlau fOrrner ral- sidents of the borough who died Sunday morning at her home at Lake Quassapaug was held this morning from the funeral home of Henry P. Mccarthy on Cedar street at S:30 o'clock and frcm St Fran l cis' church at g o'clock where a requiem high mass was celebrated. Burial was in St James cemetery. To Sponsor Concert.
 The Mendelssohn chorus of Wa lterbury will render a concert in the Congregational parish house, on Wednesday night, November IS. The concert will be given under the auspices of. the Young Peoples society of the local church. Sev- eral members of the chorus are Naugatuck residents.
 Return from Convention.
 Mir and Mrs George Wiggles- worth, MT and Mrs Harold E. Chitetnden. Mir and Mrs William M. Chittenden, MT and Mrs How ard H. Bristol and MT and Mrs Harold R. Perry have returned from Swampscott. Mass. where they attended the annual fall con- clave of the Rotary clubs of the 30th district held at the Ocean House in Swampscott. Reports of the conclave will be made at the weekly luncheon tomorrow noon. Local Brotherhood to Pay Visits.
 Members of the Brotherhood of the Salem Lutheran church will pay a visit to the Immanual Luth- eran Brotherhood in Hartford to- night. The party will leave the borough at 6:45 in autos. On Thursday night the Salem Luthern league of the local church Will journey to Bristol to pay visit to the Bristol league. This trip will also be made in autos, leaving the borough at 6;45.
 Community Night
 Beacon Valley Grange will in- augurate a series of Community nights tomorrow evening at the Grange hall on the Bethany road Every Wednesday night member. Iare invited to atetnd the social