The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-12
NAUGATUCK
Waterbury Man Is
 Involved In Crash
Case to Be Tried in Middlebury Tonight - Messer- Cursier Wedding Celebrated
 Saturday

fer will be cheerful1y accepted when the fund gets under way in a few weeks.
 Naugatuck aerie of Eagles came forth a few days ago with an an- nouncement that the aerie would sponsor Halloween dance for the benefit of the fund.
 Naugy Takes Easy Contest.
 Starting off with safety and a touchdown in the first quarter, Naugy started a drive against Lewis High of Southington at Re- creation field Saturday afternoon ] that did not end until the locals had run up a score of 40 points to for their opponents. The con- test gave Coach Peter J. Foley an opportunity to use all of the men on the squad. Lewis only score came in the last quarter of the game when Naugy let up. In Sat- urday's contest, Coatch Foley shift ed Posick who has been playing the full back position to right tackle, Dick Tuckey going into the back position.
 Charity Board Meeting.
 The October meeting of the board of charities will be held tonight at 8 o'clock in the office of Supt. of Charities A. Barton Cross at 8 o'clock. It is expected that Supt Cross will have an interesting re- port to offer to the board mem- bers. More appeals are being made to the department for aid, due to the unemployment situa- ton. The department appropria- tion is fast dwinding due to these , conditions. Through the efforts of Supt Cross many have been given employment.
 District Meeting In Borough. On October 20 and 21, the Hart ford District Mission society will hold its annual meeting in the Salem Lutheran church of this borough. Rev William R. Frend- berg, recently named pastor of the church expects to be formerly in- stalled as head of the local church on the evening of Oct 21. The ses- sion will open on the goth. In the evening, two out of town ministers will speak. The second day of the convention, sessions will be held :n the morning, afternoon and evening Members of the Ladies' Aid so- ciety of the church will serve, meals 10 the visitors.
 Rally Day Observed. Rally day was observed in the local Congregational church yes- terday. Rev Edward R. Hance, minister of the church delivered an inspiring sermon taking for his topic Creative Living. During the service Mrs Emily Bristol, of Sumitt. N. J., and Mrs Phyllis Bristol, of Bethlehem were well comed into the fellowship of +he church. In the evening Rev Jonn s. Marsh, local church missionary to South Africa gave an illustrated lecture on his work in South Africa.
 Card Received.
 Cards have been received by members of the local police de- partment from Chief John A. Adamson, who with Mrs Adamson left last Tuesday for St Peters burg, Fla. to attend the annual convention of the International Police Chiefs association which opens in the southern city today. Holiday Not Being Observed. Aside from the banks, library and St Francis Parochial schoo! being closed for the day, no general observance of Columbus day is being had in the borough.
 Meeting of Mission Class. The first fall meeting of the mission class of St Michael's Lad ies' Auxiliary will be held tomor- row afternoon at o'clock in the parish house. All whos have at- tended in the past and all auxiliary members interested in the subject for the winter, Building A Chris tian Nation" are asked to attend the meeting.