The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-11
NAUGATUCK
Contracts For School
 Coal Are Awarded
Set Minimum Age for Children in Nndergarten- Adams
 Attends Last Meeting

Gas Light company has been dis charged from the hospital. John Moffia of Pent road, Beacon Falls, who was also injured in the accident is still confined to St Mary's hos pital. Both men are under the care of Dr Walter A. Reilly. Dance Largely Attended. The dance conducted under the auspices of the Hello Girls of tlIe local telephone exchange last night in Tano's Dance Garden was largely attended. It was a most enjoyable social. Music was furnished by the Arcadians. Card Party in Columbus Hall. The card party to be conducted Monday night by the Altar Society of St Francis church will be held in Columbus hall instead of St Ce- celias hall as originally planned. The change was made necessary due to the large demand for tables at the party. Whist, bridge, pinochle and forty-five will be played.
 Prizes will be awarded and re- treatments will be served.
 Democrats to Meet
 A joint meeting of the newly elected town committee and the democratic club members will be held on next Wednesday night at o'clock in the borough court room. At this meeting plans for the annual borough election will be made. The town committe, it is also expected, will invite the members of the Fed erated Women's Democratic club to attend the session,
 Attending State Gathering
 Hans O. Nissen and Frank Weav- ing of the local camp of Woodmen of the World are in attendance at the annual state convention of the head camp which is being held in Bridgeport to-day and tomorrow. MT Nissen is head camp sentry and MT Weaving is the official delegate from the local camp.
 Threatening Brush Fire
 Local firemen were called out yesterday at 11:3O o'clock to extin- guish a. brush fire on Spencer street that was threatening to spread to buildings in the neighborhood. Famed by the high breeze neigh bors became alarmed and rang in an alarm from box IA. The blaze was quickly extinguished with the aid of chemicals.
 Revue and Dance
 An Easter dance and revue will be held in Hibernian hall tonight
  tuck division of the A. o. H. and the auxiliary of the order. The revue will include toe, tap and buck and wing exhibitions by a number of youngsters including the Burns sis- ters, Helen Tynan, Florence Stan bridge, Betty Wylong and Phyllis kingsley.
 Charity Board Meeting
 The April meeting of the board of charities will be held Monday night in the office of Supt of Char ities Herbert Johnson at 8 o'clock. At this meeting the department budget for the coming year will be made up for submission to the board of warden and burgesses at their meeting on Tuesday night It is stated that the department will ask for considerable increase in it's appropriation for the coming year. During the past year the de- partment has been hard pressed for help from those out of employment, with the result that the appropria- tions have been overrun.
 Several to Attend Banquet
 Several local democrats plan on attending the Jeffersonian dinner to be given in the Hotel Connolly in Torrington on Monday night by the Litchfield county democrats.
 Prominent members of the party in the state are expected to attend, including Gov Wilbur l.. Cross, State Chairman F. B. O'Sullivan and Sec retary of the State Central Commit tee Joseph Tone.
 To Present .'The Sleeping Car''
 The Parish Players of the Con- gregational church will present William D. Howells "The Sleeping Car" at their meeting to be held Monday night in the parish house. Rev Edward R. Hance is directing the play and will play the part of "The Californian, a part which he played in the production while a student at college. The members of the cast are: Mrs Edward Roberts, Mrs Edward E. Williams; Aunt Mary, Mrs Roy N. Thomas: the por- ter, Samuel R. Bristol; man in up- per berth, William G. Hodges; the Californian, Rev Edward R. Hance; boy, Allison Bell; Edward Rob- erts, Lyman B. Bunnell; the con- ductor, John F. Caskey: Willis Campbell, Chauncey G. Garland !; travelling salesmen, Willis D. Merrill, Franklin S. Lobdell and William M. Chittenden.
 The scene-A sleeping car on the Boston & Albany. l. Leaving AL bany. 2. Leaving Worcester, Mass. 3. Leaving Birmingham, Mass. At the conclusion of the play several vaudeville sketches will be given under the direction of Bud" Gar land and William Hodges.
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