The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-14

I.lS IdtuSTs f1c WdS all A(eASC HiCih- Der of the Knights of Columbus, Naugatuck lodge of Elks and Naugatuck division of the A. o. H. and was also a member of Camp Windy, a camp of local men at Lake Quassapaug. He is survived by his father, four sisters, Isabel and Marvilyn Calvin of this bor- cugh, Mrs William Walker of Wat erville and Mrs Joseph Reidy of Derby, and four brothers, Simon. Francis, William and John, all of Naugatuck. The funeral will be held Tuesday morning at 8:30 o. clock from his late home and at g o'clock from St Francis church where a requiem high mass will be celebrated, Burial will be in St ,, James cemetery.
 Meet Yale Frosh To-mOrow Tomorrow night the local high school basketball team will jour ney to New Haven to meet the Yale freshmen team in the Yale gymnasium. With the showing made by the locals Saturday night against Booth prep of New Haven Coach Foley's charges are expect ed to give the Yale yearlinss hard contest.
 Naugy Wins from Booth Prep
 Displaying what might b e termed mid-season form Nauga- tuck high basketball team playing Booth Prep of New Haven in their second contest of the season Sat- urday night in the local Y. M. c. A. defeated the Elm City outfit. 3U-21, The game gave the fans a great run for their money, being filled with sensational playing by both teams with Coach Foley's charges having the edge. At half time Naugy was leading 15-11. Bubbles" Balinsky who appeared with the garnet and gray for the first time this season played whirlwind game, accounting for nine of the points of his team. Scally was a close second with eight points to his credit. Fogarty of the visitors was the big scorer for his outfit caging three baskets and three fouls for a nine point total.
 Officer Kelly Improving
 Officer Richard Kelly of the To- cal police department who was operated on several days ago for relief of bone injury to one of his legs at the Waterbury hospital is showing improvement daily.
 Officer Kelly is now up and about the hospital with the aid of crutches. It is hoped that he will be able to return to his home shortly.
 Funeral of William H. Mccarthy
 The funeral of William H. Mo- Carthy, former state representa- tive and superintendent of bor- ough streets who died last We'd nesday night was held this morn ing at 8:3O o'clock from the Me- Carthy funeral home on Cedar street and at o'clock from St Francis church where a solemn requiem high mass was celebrated. Burial was in St Francis cemetery.
 Card Party at St Mary's
 The Children of Mary of St Mary's church will hold a public card party tonight in St Mary's hall. Bridge, whist, pinochle. set back and forty-five will be played. The beautiful hope chest will be awarded at this time. On Sunday. Dec 20, the sodality will sponsor Christmas entertainment in the parish hall. Musical numbers and one act play will feature. The proceeds will go to the unemploy-, ment fund of the borough.
 For Unemployment Aid A dance for the benefit of the unemployment fund of the bor- ough will be held next Friday night in the Y. M. c. A. gymna- sium. It is expected that a tidy sum will be realized from the play.
 The annual meeting of the. shareholders of the Naugatuck National bank will be held on Tuesday, January 12. 1892 in the bank building. Directors for the ensuing year will be elected and reports will be read.
 To Observe Past Grands Night
 Centennial lodge of odd Fellows. will observe Past 0rands' Night this evening at their meeting to be held in Odd Fellows hall. An en- tertalnment program has been are ranged by Degree Master George l.. Hall in connection with the event. Among those to be heard in solos and musical numbers are: Joel Anderson, Claude MongeeE and l.. Caryl Hoadiey. Several can- didatss will be initiated at the meeting and the first nomination Of officers for the ensuing year will bu made.
 10 Have Christmas PaF<y Ramona coumcii, Ds of F. Will hold Christmas party following tho regular council meeting Co. morrow night in Odd Follows hail. Members are asI.ed to bring soms-