The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-04

cIdl SpCCldIllcS dIG lO Ut during the show. There has been a record crowd is expected to be pres- mt.
 Choir Entertained.
 The choir of St Mary's church of Union City was entertained by the pastor, Rev Richard P. Morrissey on Monday night at Lakeside Tavern.
 A chicken supper was served and an entertainment program rendered
 by members of the choir. Rev James T. Butler of St Francis Xavier church of Waterbury was guest at
 the banquet.
 Resigns as Chairman of Committee. Mrs Donald s. Futile has been chosen chairman of the local group
 of the New Haven Community Cen ter for children to succeed Carlisle B. Futile, who has resigned MT
 Tuttle's other business interests he
 stated did not give him the time that he would like to devote to the
 work as chairman.
 Building and Loan Directors. Charles T. Mccarthy, George A.
 Graham and Harold E. Chittenden were reelected directors of the | Naugatuck Building and Loan asso- | citation at the annual meeting of the shareholders held last night In the town hall building. The annual cleo tion of officers was deferred to a
 later date due to the absence of a quorum of directors.
 Two Pay Fines Deputy Judge Harry H. Schofield fined Frank Adamaitis of Golden Hill
 street and Victor Mijeski of Wood- hi fva ct, s,, | ough court this morning on charges Of breach of the peace. The pair
 were arrested yesterday afternoon by
 Patrolman Richard Kelly following an argument.
 Eastern Star Meeting Plans for an initiation will be l made at the regular meeting of Ev-
 ergreen chapter, O. E. s. to be held
 tomorrow night in Masonic hall at 8 o'clock. The initiation will be held
 on February 19.
 | Arrangements will also be made l,for card tournament between the | members of the chapter to start in | March.
 | All Tickets Sold | Every ticket for the basketball game to be staged tonight in the
 Y gymnasium between the local high team and Warren Harding high of l Bridgeport has been disposed of and when the contest starts. All of the pasteboards were disposed of yester- day at the recess period. There is great interest in the game due to l the unsatisfactory ending of the contest between these two teams in Bridgeport short time ago, Naugy's | mentor, Peter J. Foley, refusing to allow his team to finish the game on account of the rough treatment that was administered the players. Registrars Sit Friday Registrars of Voters Jeremiah
 Callahan, Jr, and George P. Young will hold a session Friday in the borough court rom from 12 o'clock | noon until o'clock at night for the | purpose of receiving the names of those who desire to be enrolled on the party primary lists. Another
 session will be held on Friday, Feb
 ruary 13.
 Funeral of John F. Hogan | The funeral of John P. Hogan l former employment manager of the
 local footwear plants of the U. S
 Rubber company who died Sunday | after short illness of pneumonia
 was held this morning from his
 home on Olive street at 9:30 o'clock I and from St Francis church at 1( o'clock. A delegation from Naug. atuck lodge of Elks of which tho I deceased. was a past exalted ruler attended the funeral. They wers ll Michael B. Reidy, Clarence w. Hub
 bell. George F. Young, Edward J ] lAhern and Hugh McSherry. Tn,
 pallhearers were John F. Jones, A.