The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-29
NAUGATUCK Q. Of c. Primaries
 To Be Held Soon
Twelve to Be Nominated for Board of Directors
 Propose Work for Borough's Unemployed

N. Tomlinson, Harold R. Perry anu Attorney James P. sweeney. other directors whose terms do not ex- nire until next year are Robert r. Beardsley, Harold E.. Chittenden, John H. Schmuck, F. w. Swenston and George Wigglesworth.
 The election committee consists of Edwin J. Melbourne, chairman, T Frank Grant, Walter Norwasn and Ralph E. Smith. Members or the chamber should return their ballots immediately.
 Several Proects Considered
 Several projects are being con s,dered by the subcommittee or the Naugatuck Unemployment Fund. Inc, in order to put men to work within the next few weeks The committee will announce these proiects shortly. Registering con tinues at the Chamber of Com merce office in the Neary building: More than 300 men who are out or work. have signed up for jobs.
 Mrs Emma E. Riggs
 Death last evening at St Mary's hospitaI in Waterbury claimed Mrs Emma E. Riggs, wife of Elmer Riggs of 46 Rubber avenue. Mrs Riggs had been patient at the hospital for several days. She was born in Amenia, N. T., but came to this borough about 36 years ago where she has made her home since that tmie. She was & woman of splendid personality and kindly disposition that made her well liked by all who had the pleasure of her acquaintance. Besides her husband, she is survived by three daughters, Mrs Gustaf Yackel Of Waterbury, Mrs Charles Horn and Mrs James Lengyel of Naugatuck; one son, Elmer Riggs of Nauga- tuck and two brothers. John and Homer Hollister. also of this place. The funeral will take place to- morrow afternoon from the fu- neral home of Ralph F. Gilnack in Park place. Other arrangements will be announced lster.
 Turn Up for Warren Harding
 Coach Peter J. Foley of Nauga- tuck high planned hard scrim- mage for his great football team this afternoon at Recreation field and will wind up the work with a light drill tomorrow afternoon, for the important game Saturday with Warren Harding high of Bridgeport. The Park City outfit is not only a big one, but one of the best in the state. Naugy will have to step at a fast pace, but with Capt Goodwin, Balinsky, Tuckey and Raytkwich, the star backs in great form, victory is being predicted for the garnet and gray. Warren Harding recently lost a hard fought game to Crosby high of Waterbury. Crosby has practically the same team which copped the state title last season. so real inside dope on the strength of Naugy will be gleamed in the encounter Saturday. The game is expected to attract one of the largest crowds of the season. Troupe to Rehearse = A rehearsal of the minstrel troupe of the local fire department will be held tonight in the Maple street fire house. All members of the cast are urged to be present. Dartmouth Game Saturday Many local college grid fans will journey down to he Yale Bowl at New Haven on Saturday for the game between the big Blue team and Dartmouth. Battles be- tween these two institutions of learning always bring out the grads who attended Dartmouth and there are also plenty of Yale men hereabouts, so interest is because of its great showing favored to win. Also because sev- eral of the Dartmouth stars are on the injured list.
 Light Rain Fall Here
 The borough was visited yester- day afternoon and evening with a, light fall of rain. It was hailed with delight because the streams. ponds, and lakes in this vicinity are very low. Even the Naugatuck river has reached a low mark for the year. It now resembles a stream. Farmers especially will welcome a lot of rain because the brooks that supply their cattle as thirst quenchers, are dried up.
 Entertained Park City Brothers The Luther League of the Salem Lutheran church entertained the members of the Bridgeport Luther League last evening in the Salem Lutheran church. An interesting program was rendered and a luncheon was served.
 Several Parties Planned
 Many Halloween dances and parties are planned for the week. end in the borough. The Ladies Auxiliary of the A. o. H. will hold a Halloween dance in Hibernian hall on Friday night. Prizes will be awarded for the best costumes. The senior class of the high school will also hold Halloween dance on Friday night in the high school assembly hall and the Y. M. c. A. will be the scene of a Halloween dance to be conducted by the former Dorm men of the club. On Saturday night the Eagles will con- duct large Halloween dance in Tano's Dance Garden on South Main street. The proceeds of this dance will go to the Unemployment Fund. Prizes will be awarded for the best costumes. Modern and old Fashioned dances will be enjoyed. John Gubbins will prompt for the old time dances. Fred Drehers mel ody orchestra will furnish music.
 Many Lists To Be Filed