The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-26

Mayof-elect Joseph Y. Dutton will be sworn into office on Janu- ary 4th, at o'clock by Thomas B. Steele, to succeed Mayor W. Raymond Crumb, whom he defeat- ed at the polls in October by 523 votes. Mir Steele, who has held the position of city clerk for a score of years has sworn in every mayor that Bristol has had. It will be the fourth time that he will request the Mayor-elect Dutton to raise his right hand as he has served as city executive for three terms, twice un- opposed during the recent war.
 Mayor-elect Dutton will preside over the first council meeting on Tuesday evening, January 9th. when Councilman-elect Willard E. Hough will be sworn in to suc- ceed Councilman Homer H. Judd, who has served in the council for the past Il years and who has re- tired from public office.
 Councilmen Thomas A. Tracy, Charles k. Anderson, Lewis G. Parsons, William A. Hayes and Frank w. Dutton, who were re- elected in October at the polls, will also be sworn Into office.
 Mayor-elect Dutton, a graduate of Yale law school, although not as yet installed chief executive, has already accomplished several things to famillarizing himself with local situations. He has started Q work relief committee or citizens of which Judge Roger s. Newell has been made chairman, and Is busily engaged in seeking work for the unemployed of the city.
 "B" League Schedule Drawn Up
 Four games will be played in the "B" circuit of the Bristol City bas- ketball league, Wednesday evening, instead of Tuesday in the high school gymnasium, when the St Stanislaus meet the Boys Club In- dies In the first game slated at 2 o'clock; East End Bangles vs Fra ternal Order of Eagles in second game; National Guards ys Spartans In third game and the Forestville Rockies make up the card by play ing Bergerons in the last game.
 The rest of the schedule com piled by William A. Garrett and Phillip G. Geiger is as follows: January 5, Forestville Rockies vs F. O. E.. B. c. Indies vs Spartans. East End Eagles vs Bergeron's; St Stanislaus vs National Guards. January 12. National Guards vs Bergeron's; St Stanislaus vs Spar tans; East End Eagles vs Rockies; B. c. Indies vs +. o. E., January 19, Spartans vs F. o. E., B. c In- dies vs Bergeron's; tS Stanislaus vs Rockies; East End Eagles vs National Guards January 26, Ma tional Guards vs F. o. E., B. c. Indies vs Rookies; East End Eagles vs Spartans; St Stanislaus vs Ber- geron's. February 2. St Stanislaus vs F. O. E.. East End Eagles vs B. c. Indies; National Guards vs Rockies; Spartans vs Bergeron's.
 Camp Fire Girls to Entertain.
 The Camp Fire Girls will enter tain the children of Legionnaires to be held Monday afternoon from 2 to o'clock in Legion hall on Main street. Following the enter tainment, games will be played and gifts will be given out to the chill dren.
 On Tuesday evening at o'clock in Legion hall an entertainment will be given to the members of the American Legion and Auxiliary members. Following the entertain ment refreshments will be served.
 To be Principal Speaker
 Marty Brill. all-American half back at Notre Dame last year and at present rendering his services as assistant coach at Columbia uni- versity, will be the principal speak CT at public exercises at Palos coun- cil. No 35, Knights of Columbus. to be held in St Joseph's Guild hall next Wednesday evening at 5 o'clock.
 Invitations have been sent out to the Maple Ends. West End. North Side and Pioneer Athletic clubs and to the undefeated football team of Bristol high.
 Brill will unquestionabIy give 6 talk concerning the tactics Of the "Flghtlng lrIsb" of South Bend. The diana. and will be followed by n talk to Do given by state Deputy Of the Kaeeys. William ]. Null. gan Of Hartford.
 Bristol is all agog over the com. ing Of the former NOfre Dame hiaf and if is expected that tho hall VIII be filled to capacity,
 Following the tslk an eniefihlns manf will be presented Nsid rec treatments Wiil b0 served,
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