The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-06

the superintendent to c0mmuni- cate with the board of warden and burgesses relative to the matetr.
 Complains of Speeding
 Supt Chittenden complained of the practice of some auto drivers speeding while driving around the high school. The superintendent stated that he would appreciate 1t if the press would call attention to the matter.
 There is great danger of some one being seriously injured he stated unless the practice is stopped.
 Three substitute teachers were dation of Supt Chittenden. They are Henry Cieslewski, Margaret O'Toole and Joseph Keating. Supt Chittenden was empowered by the committee to try and adjust the claim of Edward Duff, teacher of manual training in the high school. MT Duff lost many valu- able models in the fire which de- stroyed the manual training room several months ago. His claim is for $500, 1t was stated, but 1t was thought that he might settle for about $500.
 The monthly report of Supt Chittenden disclosed that expendi- ture for the seven months of the fiscal year were $125,533.29 leav- ing an unexpended balance of $92.- 466.71. The committee accepted the monthly reports of Attendance Officer Peter J. Foley, and School Nurse Miss Elizabeth Neary. The committee turned down Q request of George Clark, who fur nished transportation for school children from the Straitsville dis. trict, that he be given the contract to transport children in the out side districts, the members feeling that Mir Clark's contract should stand as at present.
 Officers Installed Officers of Naugatuck post of the American Legion and the legion auxiliary were installed at a joint session held last night in the legion headquarters in the Odd Fellows building. Following the business session social was held and refreshments were served. Naugy Goes to TOrringtOn Naugatuck high football team will start their away from home schedule tomorrow afternoon when the team journeys to Torrington to meet Torrington high. While rorrington has not shown up as well on paper as Naugy, fans may rest assured of seeing very in- lteresting contest as Torrington never fails to put up a great game against a Naugy team, whether 1t be in football, basketball or base ball. Hundreds of local follow CTS of the high school plan on making the trip to the New City.
 Install Officers Tonight. The recently elected officers of Crusader post, Veterans of Foreign Wars will be installed tonight at a meeting of the post in their Commander M. A. O'Hara of Wa terbury will be in charge of the installation. A social session will follow and refreshments will be served. 1t is expected that sev- eral of the state officers will be present at the meeting. First Lecture of Series.
 The first lecture of the course to be conducted during the fall and winter months by the Wo-, mems Study club and the Parish House association will take place tonight in the Congregational parish house. Floyd Darrow, well known lecturer and author will be the speaker. He will talk on "Chemistry and the Modern World"
 Twenty Corps Expected
 It Is expected that about 20 out of town drum corps will take part in the parade to be conducted to- morrow night under the auspices of St Francis T. A. B. drum corps of this borough. The parade will be followed by a dance and baton exhibition in the Gem Opera House. The celebration is being staged in honor of the 2Sth an- niversary of the local corps. The parade will start at 8:15 o'clock. Members of the visiting corps will be rendered a luncheon in Hiber- nian hall following the parade. During intermission at the dance the baton exhibition will be glv- en. Prizes will be given to the two adjudged the best baton swingers.
 To Organize Local Branch.
 State Commander Peter Nugent of the Disabled American Veterans will address disabled veterans to- night in the borough court room at 8 o'clock. Plans for forming a local branch of the D. A. V. will be talked over at this time. All ex-service men in the borough who are disable are asked to attend the meeting. Several disabled vet erans have already been inter- viewed and 1t Is stated that the for nation of the local branch is as- sured.