The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-01


 No cases were on the docket to-day.
 Selected for Jury Duty
 Two local men, Rep Joseph l.. Jackson and Chauncey Tucker have been selected to do jury duty dur ing the fall term of the court of common pleas at Waterbury. They have been selected for the criminal and civil sessions.
 Named Librarian
 Miss Estelle McDonough, daugh- ter of Atty and Mrs McDonough of Millville avenue has been named librarian of the local high school to succeed Miss Amy Cooper who has resigned. Miss McDonough is a graduate of the local high school and the College of New Rochelle.
 Attending Fall Conclaye
 MT and Mrs George Wiggles- ry, MT and Mrs Howard H. Bristol, MT and Mrs William M. Chitten- den, MT and Mrs Harold E. Chit tenden left this morning from Swampscott, Mass, where they will attend the fall conclave of the thirtieth district, Rotary.
 Headquarters for the conclave will be at the Ocean House. The local party expected to arrive in Swampscott in time for luncheon and in the afternoon plan on en- toying sightseeing tour to Salem and other historical places.
 Many to Witness Fights
 Several local fight fans plan on attending the fight show to be staged tonight in the Phoenix ave- nue arena in Waterbury. The main bout will be between Leo Larrivee of Waterbury and Steve Ketchell of Haverhll, Mass. Ernie Sims of this borough will appear on the card in a six round go with Connie Mello of Nawtucket, R. l., as his opponent.
 First Friday morrow
 Tomorrow is the first Friday of the month. Masses will be celebrat- ed ct 5:30, 6:30 and 7:30 o'clock at St Francis church. Confessions will be heard this afternoon and evening.
 No Meeting Tonight
 There will be no meeting of the town school committee tonight. It is . regular scheduled meeting night, but the session was post poned yesterday afternoon until some day next week. Supt of Schools Chittenden has received letter from State Commissioner of Education Butterfield to the effect that school sessions do not official- ly close until July IS. Whether this means that the schools will have to make up the time lost on &C., count of postponing the opening of the fall session due to the infantile paralysis. When the board meets it Is expected that they will dis cuY this matter.
 Enumerators Start Work
 Daniel Callahan, P. H. Began and Alfred K. Huband, who were named by Warden Frank T. Green to take the enumeration of resi- dents of the borough liable to pay personal tax, started their work to- day. Mir Callahan will work in the first ward, P. H. Began in the sec ond and MT Huband in the third.
 To Attend Convention
 A county convention of the A. O. H. from New Haven county will be held Sunday in New Haven. The convention will open at 10 o'clock and will be attended by Mrs William Smith. Mrs Nellie Scanlon, Mrs Mary Reilly, Mrs Mary Brosnahan, Mrs Mary Fitz- gerald. Mrs Elizabeth Joyce, Mrs Catherine Nixon, Mrs Margaret Moss and Miss Catherine Clancy. of the ladies' auxiliary and Wade Holland, John Maher, John Bick- erdike, Peter O'Connor, John O. Toole, who is a vice president of the county organization and John Brannigan.
 Ladies' Aid Supper
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Swedish Congregational church will conduct roast lamb supper this evening in the church parlors from 5:15 until 7:15.
 Will Celebrate Golden Wedding
 Mir and Msr Arthur Fairfield of 542 High street will observe the 50th anniversary of their wedding tomorrow. A high mass of thanksgiving will be celebrated in St Mary's church at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning by Rev Rich ard P. Morrissey. The couple will greet their friends throughout the day. Mir and Mrs Fairfield were married on October 2. 1881. Both are in very good health.
 Play Alumni Team.
 Coach Peter J. Foley of the To- cal high school is arranging game for Saturday afternoon between his high school charges and the alumni team of the high school. Naugy was scheduled to meet Hop kins grammar school of New Ha- ven this week but this contest has been called off.
 Injured by Elevator.
 Emanuel Ramos. aged 30. suf- fered painful injuries yesterday af- ternoon at the plant of the Nauga- tuck Chemical company where he is employed when he was caught in an elevator at the plant. He was atetnded by Dr Harold John son and later removed to the Wa terbury hospital. His injuries are not considered serious. They consist of lacera- tions of the scalp and a bruised shoulder.
 Instructing in English
 Miss Eileen Cleary. daughter Of Mrs Mary Cleary of Oak street. who graduated from the College of New Rochelle In June has been engaged by "The Spruces" a private school located in statts- burg-on- Hudson in New York fish. She excelled in the subject
  the college debating team and al- so took a prominent part in dra- matics. {
 state OfIicers to Visit
 Worthy Grand Matron Mrs Cor. oiyn s. Lawrence of Stamford and her associate officers will be the guests of Evergreen chapter. Or- der of Eastern Star at their meet ing to be held tonight in Masonic Temple. Supper will be served at g:fb o'clock in the banquet hall and the business session win start ct 8 o'clock. There will be initia- ton Of candidates at the businesa session.
 Fund Ends Vo-dny
 The TuttIe-W Whittemore fund which has been operating in tho