The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-14
basketball teams will meet tonight

basketball teams will meet tonight in the local "Y' gymnasium in a Valley League contest. Naugy is now leading the league and will be fighting hard tonight to retain that lead. Torrington has shown little so far this season, but when the New City teams meet Naugy in any contest 8 great battle may be looked for. The "Y" gym will undoubtedly be taxed to capacity for the contest tonight. A preliminary game will be played starting at o'clock.
 Officers to be Installed
 Officers of Magnolia encamp- ment, I. O. o. F., will be installed tonight at meeting to be held in Odd Fellows hall.
 A social will follow the installa- tion and refreshments will be served.
 To Make Report
 A report of the relief committee headed by Joseph Raytkwich, Jr. will be made at the regular meeting of Naugatuck Post of the Legion to be held tomorrow night in legion hall. MT Raytkwich and members of his committee have made a thor ough survey among the families of exservice men in the borough, as to their needs.
 Bank Names Officers
 Officers of the Naugatuck Ma tional Bank were reelected at the annual meeting of the stockholders held yesterday in the bank. The of- of the board, Howard B. Futile; president. Austin l.. Adams; vice. presidents, A. H. Dayton, Lewis A, Dibble and Donald S. Futile; cashier, George M. Rumney and as- sistant cashier. 5. N. Wilmot. The directors elected are Austin l.. Adams, Charles R. Anderson, H. H. Bristol. c. F. Davis, A. H. Dayton, l.. A. Dibble, c. K. Kazanjian, c. F. Little, Emil Mannweiler. w. J. Me- gin. w. H. Norton, c. I. Tolles, Car l:sle B. Futile, Donald S. Futile. Howard B. Futile and Charles Fl. Up- son, Jr.
 Local Legion to Attend
 Many members of Naugatuck Post of the American Legion and the bury tonight to attend the district meeting of legion posts. The meet ing will be held under the auspices of Corporal Coyle Post of Waterbury in the Chase auditorium on Grand street.
 Miss Smith Reelected fr
 Miss K. Maud Smith was reelected president of the Naugatuck Working Girls Club at the annual meeting held Monday night. It will be the thirty-fifth consecutive year that Miss Smith has served as president of the club. Other officers elected are wise president, Mrs Winifred Davis; secretary, Miss Celia Ann; assistant secretary Miss Eileen Hol- ton; treasurer, Miss Catherine Su- grue and assistant treasurer, Mrs V. P. Duffy. Mrs Winifred Davis was named head of the social committee and Miss Lillian Smith was named head of the sick committee. Classes were started Monday night. Per sons interested in joining one of the club classes may make application at the club headquarters on Park place.
 Office in Weary Building
 Judge Martin E. Gormley who re- gently went out of office as judge of the local probate court will open law offices in the Neary building short- ly. The office will be on the third floor of the building.
 Card Party Tomorrow Night
 A public card party will be held tomorrow night in St Mary's parish hall under the auspices of the Chill dren of Mary. Bridge. whist pin ochle and forty-five will be played, Prizes will be awarded and refresh ments will be served.
 To Entertain Ladies
 Naugatuck Aerie of Eagles will