The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-02

Gov Wilbur L. Cross will deliver the principal address.
 The program will start at 11:30 o'clock with walk to the summit of the rock under the leadership of State Forester Austin F. Hawcs. At 1880 o'clock a picnic lunch will be served and the governor will deliver. his address at 2 o'clock. Other speakers will be T. s. Wool sey, president of the Connecticut Forest and Park association, who will talk on Forest Advancement in Baden, and Walter O. Filley, treasurer of the state park and forest commission will also speak. Harris Whittemore, Jr,i of this borough is a member of the state park and forest commission.
 Dance In Pythian Hall.
 Prof John Sullivan will conduct a dance in Pythian hall on Satur- day night. Buckmiller's orchestra will furnish music for the dance. It is expected that a large crowd will attend.
 Plan Card Party.
 Ramona Council, D. of P. will conduct a public card party next Tuesday night in Odd Fellows hall following the business meeting. Whist, bridge and pinochle will be played. Refreshments will be served. Z
 Take Part In Parade.
 The St Francis T. A. B. Drum Corps of thisJ borough and the American Legion Rube band will take part in the parade. and field day exercises to be held tomorrow in Ansonia under the auspices of the American Legion Drum Corps of that place. The locals plan on leaving the borough for the down valley town at 1880 o'clock.
 Former Resident Dies.
 Mrs Nellie (Conlon) Robison, a former resident of this borough died Wednesday night at her home in Shelton. Mrs Robison had re- sided in Derby and Shelton for the past fifteen years. Sc is survived by two daughters, Mrs George Foy of Derby and Miss Jeanne Robson of Shelton, and one brother John Conlon of Cherry street this borough, The funeral will be held Saturday morning at g o'clock from St Joseph's church, Shelton. Friends may view the body until the time of the funeral tomorrow at the Oo"OAA AohIAdA Pe1A AOAo VII L1llLd- beth street, Derby. The deceased was well-known in the borough for many years previous to removing to Derby. The news of her death was received with deep sorrow by her large number of friends here.
 Residents Receive Blanks.
 Local automobile owners are re- ceiving applications for renewal of their car registration from the of- flee of the commissioner of Motor vehicles. The number plates are now being issued. Those who make application before. Nov 15 may reserve their present num- bers.
 Organizing Women's League.
 A league for women bowlers of the Y. M. c. A. auxiliary will again be organized this year. Games will be started on Tuesday, Oct 13. noon, twilight and evening league. The afternoon league will be for married women of the 'Y.' Entries will close on oct 5. Those who plan on participating are asked to notify some member of the com mittee of the particular league in which they wish to take part. Mrs Frank Squires is chairman of the afternoon league, assisted by Mrs George Lewis, Mrs Robert Weav- ing and Mrs George Warner. Miss Anna Nolde is chairman of the twilight league, assisted by Helon Kiely, Minnie Mccarthy, Anna Bowling, Is bel Carlson and Mae Cullen. Mrs Howard Hackett is chairman of the evening leaSlle, the other members of the commit tee are Mrs F. Hubbell, Mrs Ed ward McGrath, Mary Donahue and Florence Ryan.
 Death of Mrs Ella Way.
 Mrs Ella Way, widow of George Way, sa lifelong resident of the borough died last night at her home, 73 Wooster street. The de- ceased had been in failing health for long period. Mrs Ways hus- band was for many years engaged in the manufacture of shears in the borough.
 He died about 27 years ago. Mrs Way is survived by one sister, Mrs Charles Farrell: one brother. Arthur Smith. and four nieces and four nephews. all residents of the borough. The funeral will be llCl0 0dtQIQoy dltCAhOOh II h5k home at 2 o'clock. Services will Swain of the Methodist Episcopal church.
 Burial will be in Grove cemc- tery.
 Practice Tonight
 The All-Naugatuck football team will hold a workout tonight at Recreation field. Vic Radevich of Torrington will work out with the locals tonight. He will be in the lineup of the team on Sunday aft ernoon when the locals meet the Acorns of Ansonia at Recreation field and is expected to make a great running mate for Tom Tookey, former Williams star.
 Marriage Application Filed
 Marriage intentions have been ffled with Town Clerk Louis Schil- Ter, Jr, by Officer Anthony Farrar of the local police department. son of MT and Mrs Louis Farrar of High street and Miss Helen Bar biero. daughter of Mir and Mrs Ju- Illus Barbiero of High street. The wedding will take place next week.
 Named on Judy
 Two local men have been select ed for jury duty for the court of common pleas at Waterbury. They are Joseph l.. Jackson and Chaun- cey Tucker. The fall session of the court win open Tuesday.
 Celebrating Anniversary
 The many friends Of Mir and Mrs Arthur Fairfield of High street are Joining with the couple to-day In the celebration of their golden wedding anniversary. A high mass was celebrated this morning at 10 o'clock in St Mary,s church by the pastor. Rev Richard P. Morrissey in honor-Q the event. Words and letters of felicitation have been pouring into the home of the cou- pie to-day who were married in 1881. 9tfA
 Head of Order Visits Lodge
 Worthy Grand Matron, Mrs Car olyn s. Lawrence, of Stamford and her associate officers of the state uTHaS~ o{ Ho ut Gfow &Aa