The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-25
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shaw of Meadow street to James Valentine of New York city. The wedding will take place tomorrow. MT and Mrs Valentine will make their home in New Jersey.
 Red Men to Take Part
 Local Red Men are planning to take part in the exercises to be held in Wallingford on October 6. when Great Incahonee O'Connor of Spokane, Washington, visits there. The great Incahonee is on tour of the country and his only stop ping place in Connecticut will De in Wallingford. A big parade will be one of the features. It is expected that between 1.200 and 1,500 members of the order in uni form will take part in the parade.
 Home for Convention.
 Lieut. James J. Grant of the To- cal fire department who has been attending the national conventoin of the American Legion in Detroit as state delegate to the 40 and s branch of the order. returned to the borough yesterday. Mrs Nan Weaving and Miss Anna Weaving and Milton Albert who have also been attending the convention are expected to return home to-day. Open Season Sunday. The All-Naugatuck football team will open their season Sunday af- ternoon at Recreation field with the Sterlings of New Haven as opponents. The locals have been rounding into shape for the past several weeks under the direction of Emmet Freeman, former univer- sity of Penn star.
 Past Presidents Meeting
 The committee of past presi- dents of Naugatuck Aerie of Eagles who are in charge of the arrange ments for the Matt Smith class to be initiated on October 25. Prizes to be awarded at the conclusion of the membership drive are now on exhibition in the aerie rooms.
 Cresccnts- Falcons Tomorrow. An interesting contest Is ex- pected tomorrow afternoon at Re- creation field when the Crescents and the Falcons meet to decide the championship, of the Nauga- tuck Amateur Baseball league. With the ending of the league schedule, both teams were in a tie for first place. The winner or to-morrow's contest will retain permanent possession of the league triphy. Earl Salinsky will twirl for the Crescents and Beans Mu- lesky will be on the moundn for the Falcons. Bill Stanton of Waterbury will umpire.
 Daylight Time Changes Daylight saving time will be re- placed by standard time Sunday morning at 2 o'clock. At this hour a new train schedule will go into effect to conform with standard time. Busses and trolleys will ai- so run on standard time and start ing Monday morning all business In the borough will be conducted on standard time. Residents should remember to set their time pieces back one hour before retiring on Saturday night.
 New Box Installed
 Installation of a new police sig- nal box near the ice house on Rub- Der avenue has been completed un- der the supervision of Chief of Police John Adamson and Borough Electrician Michael F. Shea. Tne new box has been put in use and the patrolman on his beat now rings in from the box every hour. Death of Joseph Creddo. Jr. Joseph Creddo. five-year old son
 of MT and Mrs Joseph Creddo oi In Maple terrace died last night
 at his home after long Illness
 The funeral will be held to-mor. row afternoon from the house al