The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-19
NAUGATUCK Fund Work To
 End October 1
Unemployment Situation Here Is Acute - Third Can-
 date in Street Superintendent Race?

dancing instructor, who in years gone by conducted very fine dances in the borough, will return to the role of promoter again tonight when he conducts a dance in the Dance Garden on South Main street It is several years since Professor Sullivan has conducted dances in the borough, although he has spon- sored many in other cities. Daniel Whalen will assist MT Sullivan in conducting the dance. Buckmiller's orchestra will furnish the music.
 Traffic Lines Painted.
 Traffic lines to keep traffic in their respective lanes were painted yesterday at the. junction of Church and Maple streets by borough workmen under the su- of Streets Albert Rathburn and The new lines were made necessar in connection with the new traffic light recently installed at the junction of the street.
 Matched With Brass City Golfer.
 A match game has been ar ranged between Frankie Paul, To- cal golfer, who has been making an enviable record at the local golf club course and Labutus of the Mattatuck Country club of Water bury, for Monday afternoon. The contest will be played on the Brass City links.
 open Meeting
 All interested are invited to at- tend the opening meeting of the League of Women Voters to be held Monday night at o'clock in the Children's Library. The speaker at the meeting will be Robert Demning, state adult direc- tor of education. He will speak on Adult Education-Everybody's Responsibility.
 Hard Battle Expected
 An interesting contest is expected this afternoon at Recreation field when the Crescents and Falcons baseball teams of the Naugatuck Amatuer Baseball League meet at o'clock to settle the league title The Crescents are leading the league, but defeat this afternoon by the Falcons would mean tha, the two teams would be tied for first place standing. It is expect GU LIldL JOS W dI SO WILL pC OIl tiS mound for the Crescents and Mill Mulesky wil ltwirl for the Falcons Fred Ashmore will hold the indi- cator.
 "Y" Activities Start
 Fall activities at the Y. M. c. A will start Monday. For the past several weeks Physical Instructor Fritz Klambt, formerly of the Waterbury Boys Club, has been ar ranging his schedule. The appar- atus at the "Y" has been put in first class condition. The busi- ness mems class vii lbe the first one to meet Monday, the hours being from II to 12 in the morn ing. The intermediate class will meet in the evening from to S:15 o'clock and the seniors will meet from S:15 to 9:30 o'clock. Discuss Drive Plans Past presidents of NaugatucE Areie of Eagles met last night ir the Eagles rooms with John P Jones, chairman of the committed in charge of the Eagles member l ship drive and discussed plans fol enrolling 100 new members in the aerie. It is planed to have the CldSS UT LCW hCihDSAS AhAei"tSu ~N October 26.
 To Leave for Convention Mrs Nan Weaving, gold staf mother, and Miss Ann Weaving will leave this afternoon for De troit where they wil lattend the national convention fthe Ameri- can Legion. Lieutenant James J. Grant of the local fire depart ment will leave tomorrow for De- troit. Lieutenant Grant is a dele. gate from the state to the annual convention of the 0and 8. Mil ton Albert, Church street mer- chant, will accompany MT Grant to the convention.
 Card Party Today This afternoon from until | o'clock a benefit card party wil be held on the lawn of St He'd wigs church. The card party is for the benefit of the Golden HI street tennis courts.
 Fircmen Meet Waldorf Tomorrow afternoon the Fire Department basebtl lteam and the Waldorfs will meet at Recreation Field at 8 o'clock. There is keer rivalry between these two teams they have already played two con tests. the Bremen lowing to the Waldorfs. A preliminary game will be played between the Rang CT sand the Cubs of the Tigertowr League. The two teams are tlec for first place in the league stand ing and the contest tomorrow wil decide who will wear the league | crown.