The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-03

OptillnS Ol tue SClloOl lSllilJ ceP- tember 21.
 Match Postponed The final match in the women's tennis tournament between Miss Anna Nolde and Miss Bessie Bron- son which was scheduled to be played yesterday afternoon at 530 o clock was postponed on account of rain. If weather permits the match will be played this after noon.
 Return from Wedding Trip Mir and Mrs Frank Postey have returned from their wedding trip and are residing at II Goodyear avenue. Mrs Postey before her mar riage was Miss Florence Somers.
 Repairs Nearly Completed. Work of replanking the walks on the Union City bridge have been practically completed. The work has been going on for the past few weeks.
 Resume Meetings. ! Evergreen Chapter o. E. S. will resume metings tonight after the summer vacation. The meeting to- night will be held at o'clock in Masonic Temple.
 First Friday. Tomorrow is the first Friday of the month. Masses in St Francis church tomorrow morning will be at 5:30. 6:30 and 7.30 o'clock. Con- | fessions will be heard this after ] noon and evening.
 | Will Attend Convention.
 Miss Edith Hanson and David Anderson will represent the local Luther league at the thirty-fifth annual convention of the Hartford District league which opens in [ Middletown next Saturday. The meetings will be held in the Tabor | Lutheran church.
 | Registration will take place Sat urday afternoon from 3 until six o'clock. Saturday night at 7:3O o'clock the banquet will be held in Stuecks Tavern in Middletown.
 TO Defend Title.
 Alex Sullivan, local swimming ace and Miss Margaret Scully hold CTS of the cross harbor swimming totle from Lighthouse Point to Savin Rock will defend their titles Saturday when the annual cross harbor swim Is held.
 Sullivan has held the title four times and Miss Scully has held 1t twice.
 Funeral of Mrs Mary Clcary.
 The funeral of Mrs Mary Cleary, widow of Patrick Cleary who died Tuesday afternoon at her home. 27 Olive street, after long illness will be held tomorrow morning from the house at S:30 o'clock and from St Francis church at nine o'clock, where a requiem high mass will be celebrated. Burial will be in St James cemetery.
 Meeting of Town School Commit-
 tee.
 A meeting of the town school committee is scheduled to be held tonight at 8 o'clock in the office of Superintendent of Schools Chit tenden. Several matters are to De acted upon at this meeting, many measures passed by the last ses- sion of the legislature will be con- sidered. The measures that effect the local situation the most are thise relative to transportation of children by busses and the bill relative to the water supply of schools.
 Returns From Vacation. Health Officer Walter l. Baker and Mrs Baker returned yesterday from Maine, where they spent their annual vacation. Dr V. r. Duffy has been acting health officer dur ing the absence of Dr Baker.
 Practice Tonight.
 Candidates for the All-Nauga- tuck football team will hold an- other workout tonight at the Rub- Der Rye lot on Elp: street at 7:3O o'clock. The first practice of the team was held Tuesday night and many candidates reported. Coach Emmett Freeman and Coach Ralph Hanson will put the candidates through the drills.
 Returns From Vacation.
 Rev Arthur F. Lewis, rector of St Micheal's Episcopal church and Mrs Lewis have returned from their annual vacation which was spent in Maine and the provinces.
 Several at Attend Outing.
 Many local democrats plan on attending the big gathering of members of the Jeffersonian party to be held at Kent on saturday. The outing is being sponsored by the Democratic club of Litchfield county. Gov. Franklin Roosevelt of New York, prominently mentioned as the party candidate for the presidential nomination in 1882 will be the guest of honor Gov ernor Wilbur l.. Cross will also be present, Both governors will address the gathering as will Con. RressmEn Augustine Lonergan and Congressman Tlerney. Judge Mar. tin V. Gormley of this borough candidate for congress from the fifth district lasi fall will also be 1a