The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-23

bckWcCA OV anu " IkCo hCA VI Waterbury, Seymour and Naugatuck with members of the degree of Po- cohantos, sister organization, wives and lady friends of Red Men gath cred last night in odd Fellows hall for big pow wow.
 The feature of the gathering was an exhibition of tribual ritual work by the Onax Junior council degree team of Stamford under the direc- ton of Marshal Fowler. Director Fowler who spent many years in native Indian territory in the west had very finely drilled team. one of the features being their execu- tion of Indian dances.
 Entertainment was furnished by members of the Red Men and D. of P. Attorney Walter Resnick of Bridgeport, past sachem, was the principal speaker at the gathering. Other speakers were Great Senior Sagamore Stanley Gibbons of Stam- William Saunders of Waterbury. Following the meeting a supper was served in American Legion hall. Arr engagements for the event were made by a committee from the three tribes, Ray Grant of this borough being chairman of the local commit tee.
 Start New storm sewer
 Work on q storm sewer to relieve an overflow in the Cliff street sec- ton of the borough which has been the source of considerable trouble for many years was started this morning under the direction of Su- perintendent of Streets D. J. Cor man. The sewer will run through the Trowbridge and Sullivan properties in the rear of Cliff street. The wa ter will be carried into Long Meadow brook at the foot of Aetna street. The job will give work to many unemployed in the brough.
 Card Party Tonight
 A public card party will be held tonight in Pythian hall by Nauga- tuck Valley lodge, s. F. of A. The card party will follow the regular lodge meeting.
 Girls Play Woodbury
 Tomorrow afternoon the local high school girls basketball team will meet the Woodbury high maid ems in the local high school gymna- sium. The game is scheduled for 3 o'clock.
 Juniors to Have Entertainment
 Junior members of the local Y. M. c. A. will be entertained tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock with mo- tion picture show, The picture. to be shown will be Johnny Haines in Conductor 1492" and a good sport picture. The feature picture is six reel comedy.
 Reporter Seriously Till
 Harry Crampton of Hillside ave- nue. retired superintendent of the G. M. R. Shoe company, and one of the borough's best known residents is reported as being seriously i'll at II |. 1A F,,so hoping for an early recovery.
 Parade Starts at 8:15
 The parade of Veterans of Foreign Wars to precede the initiation of a large class of candidates into Cru sader post will start this evening at 8:15 o'clock at the veterans head quarters in the Tano building on South Main street.
 A police escort will head the pa ,rade followed by band. The men to be initiated will follow with the Danbury post degree team acting as guards. The second section will be headed by the Veterats of Foreign Wars Drum corps of Ansonia, Span ish-American war veterans, visiting posts and Crusader post. The line of march will be over Maple street to Church street to South Main street iO duo IlclIl WIGI C thC pdA AouC "AiA disband The in:Gation will follow, the degree work being in charge of the Danbury post dergee team. It Is expected that about 75 will be initi- date. The exercises will be open to the public. State Commander Albert NJ. Simmons of Hartford will be the speaker. He will talk on the Vet erans of Foreign Wars national home in Eoton Rapids. Mich. Refresh ments will be served following the meeting and dancing will be enjoyed. Burke's orchestra will furnish the music.
 Many to Witness Game. Many local fans vii go to Bridge port tomorrow afternoon to switness the basketball game between the To- cal high school and Warren Harding high of Bridgeport to be played in the Harding high school gymnasium. This will be Valley league game. Naugy Is heading the league having won all of the league contests in