The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-14
Naugy High fans were elated last

NuuSy I1i3u 1ali3 WcFe tldLoQt iddI night with their win over the Ly- man Hall high team of Wallingford. A large number of 1ocal fans att tended the game. This afternoon Naugy is scheduled to meet West Haven High, winners over Commer- cial High of New Haven last night in closely fought contest at 2:45. West Haven has snappy team and the contest should prove interesting. Schaffer the Naugy rangy center was the outstanding star of last nights contest. He sank several bas- kets to keep Naugy in the lead when the going became rough for the lo- calls.
 Bonds to Run 30 Years
 The bonds for the trunk line sew CT which the borough is authorized to issue from time to time on an amount not to exceed $i50,000 will mature in a 30 year period accord ing to the bill authorizing the issue by the General Assembly. The bonds will bear inteerst of not more than 1-2 per cent.
 The proceeds of the bonds will be used for the construction of the trunk line sewer to the proposed sewerage disposal plant in the south ern end of the borough.
 Happy Sisters to Broadcast The Happy Sisters trio of this bor- ough accompanied by their brother will broadcast a program to-mor- row evening at o'clock from sta- ton WICC, Bridgeport, The trio has previously been heard at 12 o'clock noon.
 Observe Forticth Anniversary
 Immediate relatives of MT and Mrs Frank J. Hubbell of Spencer street gathered at their home Thurs day night to help them celebrate the 10th anniversary of their wed- ding. Bridge was played and an en- tertainment program rendered. A luncheon was served. All united in wishing MT and Mrs Hubbell many more years of happy married life.
 Legion To Gather
 Members of Naugatuck post of the American Legion and the Legion Auxiliary will gather tonight in Le- zion hall for a social and to hear a talk by State Treasurer Armstrong of the Legion. At the session to- night Past Commander Herbert Johnson will be presented with a past Commanders badge. A social will feature and an entertainment program will be rendered.
 St Patrick's Entertainment
 A St Patrick's Night program in honor of Ireland's patron saint will be given tomorrow night in St Marys church ,parish hall. Fa- ther McCuen of Waterbury will de- liver an address on St Patrick. An interesting program featuring Irish nuMbers will be rendered. Among those on the program is Gene Oviatt of Waterbury. The program has been arranged by Miss Anna Lynch, organist of the church. The enter tainment will be open to the public and there will be no admission charge.
 Hibernians to Receive
 Members of the A. o. H. and the auxiliary of the order will receive Holy Communion in a body at the o'clock mass in St Francis church Altar Society Social -ss a.s The Altar society of St Francis. church conducted successful social in St Cecelia's hall in the St Francis school building last night. An en- tertainment program was rendered and a luncheon was served.
 Travel to Providence The local Y. M. c. A. swimming team will travel to Providence to- night to meet the Providence "Y'' swimmers. Earlier in the season the locals and Providence tied in meet F held in the local "" pool. 41-41. Building Permits Issued Acting Building Inspector Edward J. Welch has issued a permit for the erection of an eight room dwelling on North Church street. The esti- mated cost is $14,000. The building inspector has also issued a permit to Herbert Johnson for the erection of an addition to milk house on his property on High street. The esti- mated cost Is $50.
 Funeral of Miss Charlotte
 Kennedy
 The funeral of Miss Charlotte Kennedy who died early yesterday morning at the home of MT and Mrs James Brennan of Milville avenue will be held Monday morning from the house at 8:30 o'clock and from St Francis church at o'clock. Bur- iai will be in St Bernard's cemetery in New Haven. Miss Kennedy was one of the original organizers of the Daughters of Isabella and was the first national regent of the order.
 Checker Exhibition
 William Evans, wizard checker player. will give an exhibition to- njght at Eagles hall on South Main sfreet. MT Evans will play ten men at one time and will also give an -. zsnzs..s-~..s~..>A.AA@