The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-27

made they have been successful in obtaining evidence.
 Emeralds Meet Collegiate Prep The "Y" Emeralds basketball team will meet the Collegiate Prep team of New Haven tonight in the local "Y" gymnasium. A prelimin- ary will precede the game and danc- ing will follow the big contest. Leave for Florida Judge Claremont I. Tolles of the local borough court and Mrs Tolles left today for Florida where they will spend a three weeks vacation. During Judge Tolles' absence Deputy Judge Harry H. Schofield will oc- cupy the bench of the borough court. Local Grange Took Part Several members of Beacon Val | ley Grange of this borough took part l in the Neighbors Night program of Mad River Grange last night. Among the local people on the program l were Bernard Richards. master of | the local grange who gave a talk, Raymond Bagley and Ruth Fassett. Mrs Robert Fowler. Roy Hubbell and Mrs Charles Ladderbush. A sketch, Calling the Police, was given by William and Oliver Curtis and Ruth Fassett.
 I.cnten Devotions Lenten devotions will be conduct cd tonight at .7:30 o'clock in St Francis and St Mary's churches. The services will consist of the sta- tions of the cross and benediction.
 Hearings on Local Bills
 A hearing on the bill introduced by Representative Hugh Burns in the general assembly to abolish the personal tax on married women will be held in the state capital in Hart ford on next Wednesday afternoon at 1880 o'clock. On Tuesday after noon hearing will be held on the bill authorizing the borough of Naugatuck to issue bonds to the amount of $150,0O0 for trunk line sewer work. The first bill will be heard by the finance committee of the assembly and the bond bill hear ing will be before the committee on cities and boroughs. Representative Joseph l.. Jackson presented the bond issue bill to the assembly.
 Telephone. Girls Dance
 The annual dance of the Hello Girls of the local telephone ex- change will be held in Tano's dance hall on the night of April 10, it was announced yesterday. The arrange nents for the dance are in charge
 
 Katherine Foley. Mrs Christine Leach and Mrs May Clark.
 Ramona Council Meeting
 A regular meeting of Ramona council, D. of P., will be held next Tuesday night in Odd Fellows hall at 8 o'clock. Following the business meeting the degree team will re- hearse. All members are urged to attend.
 Rush Is On
 A steady stream of borough resi- dents eager to pay their personal tax bill has been maintained for the past fe days to the office of Personal Tax Collector c. Henry Squires. Aft CT next Tuesday those who fail to settle their tax bills will be obliged to pay a fec of three dollars instead of two dollars.
 There are still about 2,OO0 liable | tc the tax who have not settled their account.
 Death of Frank Arendholz. Jr. l Frank ArendholZ, Jr, of New | York city, son of MT and Mrs Frank Arendholz of the New Haven road died yesterday morning in New | York. The deceased was born in 1 Naugatuck but for the past six years | nad resided In New York city. He was very well known in the borough where he spent. his boyhood and the news of his death was received with sorrow by a large circle of friends Besides his parents, he is survived by one brother. Mervin of Boston | and two sisters, Misses Vera and Grace Arendholz of this borough.
 The body will be brought to the borough for burial but arrangements have not been completed for the | funeral