The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-11
NAUCATUCK
Hearing On Burns
 Bills Announced
Taxpayers of State Will Be Affected By Passage
 Benefit Show to Be Given Three Times

{, guilty of the violating the liquor law several days ago.
 Rinkus was fined $150 and costs and given 0 30-day jail sentence Attorney Freeman made a strong plea to have the case reopened this morning and stated tha. MT Rinku. would paythe fine in the case if re. leased.
 Forum Talk Tonight.
 "The Challenge of Unemploy ment", will be the topic of Profes sor Harry ?, Ward of Union The, ological seminary of New York a, the fifth of the series of forum talks at the Methodist Episcopal church tonight. Prof Ward has made 6 life study of economics and labor conditions and is recognized as an authority on the subject. The under. lying problems that he will discuss tonight will be Human Values in the Economic and Industrial Or der"
 School of Instruction Held. Over l60 members of the Daugh- ters of St George from Hartford. Bristol, South Manchester, Torring- ton, Meriden, Ansonia. New Haven and Bridgeport attended the School of Instruction conducted yesterday afternoon in Pythian hall under the auspices of the local order. Su- preme president, Mary Buckley of Bridgeport and Deputies Ger trude Ouimet of Hartford and Mrs present at the session.
 At Q recess taken during the business session, Organizer William F. Kelly of the Fraternal Order of Eagles addressed the gathering on the old age pension bill that is to be given a hearing before commit tee of the state assembly next week.
 A committee to handle the mat ter was named as follows: Mrs Hat tie Fox. Mrs Martha Buchanan, Mrs A. l., Darlington, Mrs Sarah Beecher and Mrs Jennie Melbourne. It is expected that this committee will attend the hearing on the bill. Fol lowing the business session an en- tertainMent program was rendered and supper was served.
 Anniversary Celebration
 The 8Ath anniversary of Friend ship and Eintracht lodges was ob- served last night in their rooms in the Rubin building. The program featured an entertainment supper and dancing. Among those from out of the borough in attendance ven, Neils Rosenbeck and R. Red- man of Torrington and Frederick Ruettner of Waterbury.
 Meeting of Legion
 A meeting of Naugatuck post of the American Legion will be held tomorrow night at 8 o'clock In their rooms in the Odd F'ellows building. At this meeting final plans for the close of the membership drive on next Saturday night will be made. The drive will close with a gather ing to be held in the legion rooms. s state Treasurer Eugene Armstrong of the legion will be present and de- liver an address. There will be an entertainment and a luncheon. Members Of the auxiliary will join with the legion members in the time and will serve the luncheon.
 To Hold Parents Night Troop ', Hoy Scouts will hold a parents night celebration tomorrow night in connection with their reg ular meeting tn St Miehael's parish house. There will be an exhibition of work done by members of the troop, the exhibition being on the stage of the parish house. Acting Gccutmaster Raymond Ravenscroft is arranging the program with the members of the troop. Mir Ravens croft recently returned to the bor- ough from Massachusetts.
 As Merwin Packer has removed from the borough he will no long CT he able to act as scoutmaster. MT NNvenacraft ia now performing the duties ef the aeoutmasteF and It is expected that he will be made permanent ae0utmaeter of the troop.
 St Patrick's Celebration
 Naugatuck branch of the A. O. H. and the auxiliary of the order will sponsor a St Patrick's night celebra- tion on next Tuesday night in Hi- bernian hall. An entertainment program will be rendered. A spe- cialty dancing act by four local youngsters, Helen Tynan, Helen Standbridge. Phyllis Kingsley and Betty Wyiong will be one of the features. A luncheon will be served. Burke's orchestra and McKeon's old