The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-25

1 staged. A banquet will also feature. Gard Tourney to Start. Members of Encampments of Sey- mour, Ansonia, Derby and Naugl- tuck will start card tournament tonight following the regular meet ing of Magnolia Encampment in Odd Fellows Tall. Following the card
 Annual Report Filed.
 The Dispersions Process, Inc. have filed their annual report with Town Clerk Louis Schiller, Jr. The company is made up of officers of the United States Rubber Co, here, in New York city, Philadelphia and Akron. Elmer Roberts of New York city is president of the concern. C.. P. F. Smith of New York Is vice president; w. H. Blackwell of New York is treasurer while Arvid J.. Anderson Cf this borough is assistant treasurer. Eric Burkman of New York Is secretary and F. B. Davis, Jr of New York is chairman. The following men are the directors Of the company: F. B. Davis, Jr, Wil- liam DeKraft, Ernest Hopkinson. Elmer Roberts, R. P. Rose and C.. r. F. Smith of New York city, $. M: Jett of Akron, Ohio, and J. E.. Mitchell and k. $. Rauch of Phil adelphia.
 To Entertain At Shelton. Inmates at the Shelton sanitorium will be entertained tonight by the Merrymakers Minstrels of St Mary $ church ot Union City. The troupe recently presented the show in the Gem Opera house. Those who will make the trip will meet at St av oh, Transportation will be furnished. Forum Talk.
 High Spots and Sidelights of Musical Progress" will be the to2lc of Prof Hugh l.. Smith of the Yale School of Music at the fourth of Che series Of forums of the Methodist Episcopal church to be held tonight Prof Smith will illustrate his talk at the piano and with Victor Elec- trola.
 State Officers to Attend.
 Worthy State President Joseph Hickey of Ansonia and his staff will attend the smoker to be given by Naugatuck Aerie of Eagles on Sat urday night marking the 26th an- niversary of the organization of the aerie. Matthew Smith of Waterbury who organized the local aerie wlil also be in attendance. MT Smith has not missed an anniversary cele- bration of the aerie since its insti- tuition. A fine entertainment pro- gram will feature the event and a luncheon will be served.
 Naugy Meets Gilbert.
 Gilbert High of Winsted will be ketball team tonight in game to be played iL Winsted.
 It is a valley league game and Naugy with one won over Gilbert Is anxious to make it another to strengthen their hold on first place in the Valley league standing. On Saturday right tie local meet the Wilby Hieh five in the Wilby gym in Waterbury.
 Lentcn DevOtions. Rev J. J. Keane of St Joseph's church, New Britain will preach the first of series of Lenten sermons at St Francis church tonight at 7:30 o'clock. Father Keane Is well known In the borough having delivered a series of sermons during the 1880 Lenten season at St Francis. Local Man Gives Scrman. Rev James Donaher of St Mar garet's church of Waterbury, former Union City young man who was or dained to the priesthood last year preached the Lenten sermon at the Lenten devotions in St Mary's church in Union City last evening. Named Chamber Director. l.. N. Tomlinson. local jeweler has been elected q director of the Nau- gatuck Chamber of Commerce to fill the unexpjred term of the late Wal ter c. Giinack. Mir Tomlinson has been an active members of tue Chamber for several years. To Start AirpIanc Glass. A class in airplane model making will be started at the local Y. fl. C. A. on March 6, for the junior members of the "" and Boy Scouts. The class will be in charge of Carl Thompson, Jr. local young man who has been greatly interested in air. plane modelling for several years.