The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-16

outlook was very pleasing. Lyman B. Bunnell was leader for the com- munity singing. Ray Prick presid- ed at the piano. Edward Reilly en- tertained with some stories.
 Family Fight Aired
 For about 30 minutes this morn ing, Deputy Judge Harry H. Scho- field of the borough court, listened to MT and Mrs Frank Alserka of the Millville road air their trou- bles. Last night the wife had her husband arrested on a charge of breach of the peace. She testified that her husband had chased her from the house. Her little daugh- ter also told the court that this was so, because when she returned from school, she found her mother in the yard. The mother was bare footed and scantly clad. The hus- band denied that he had not been treating his wife harshly. He said that she has been reprimanding him continuously because he was laid off some months ago. Without work or money, she doesn't want. he told the court. Prosecuting Att torney Joseph E. Talbot suggested that the matter be referred to Pro- bation Officer William J. Nixon. Judge Schofield carried out the re- commendation by continuing the case for two weeks. Probation Of- ficer Nixon will endeavor in the meantime to bring about settle ment. This was the only case on the docket.
 Go to Wallingford
 Several members of the local tribe of Red Men will Journey to Wallingford tonight to take part in the big parade of Red Men of the state and to attend a session of the order at which Great Inca honee O'Connor of Seattle, Wash. will be the guest. The great inca honee is now on tour of the east ern states and his only visit in Con- necticut will be at Wallingford, the home of the head of the state or- ganization. Several hundred Red Men are expected to take part in the big parade, many of them in costume.
 WiIby Here Tomorrow One of Naugatuck's high arch rivals will come to the borough field in the person of Wilby high Ol WdlGIUuIys 0 10 aA Hyo hCOAh rivalry between the two teams and hard fought contests are the rule when they meet. Naugy is favored to top Coach Jimmy Lees charges without much difficulty, but there is always that element of uncer- tainty when a Brass City high team meets Naugy high, for re- gardless of the showing they may make against other teams of the state, a bang up contest is in store when they stack up against Naugy.
 Attending Roxbury Game
 Many local football fans jour- neyed to Cheshire this afternoon to witness the football game between Roxbury Prep of that place and the Mackenzie prep school team of Scarsdale, N. Y. Ray Foley son of Coach Peter J. Foley of the lo- cal high school si assistant coach at Scarsdaie and five local boys, all former high school stars will be in the Mackenzie lineup. They are Harold Stapleton and Emmett Car roll in the backfield, Donald Gar rick at end, John Balinsky at guard and Bill Van Delft on the line. The game was scheduled to start at 2:s0 o'clock. The local youths will spend this evening at their homes in the borough.
 Assessors Start Session Borough Assessors Michael B. Reidy and Harry H. Schofield will start holding sessions next week for the purpose of receiving the lists of taxable. property in the borough. All lists must be filed with the assessors on or before November l. Both Assessor Reidy and Schofield have been busy for the past several weeks preparing the lists for taxpayers to sign. Hold Rehearsal
 An enthusiastic rehearsal of the minstrel troupe of the local fire des