The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-21
| NAUGATUCK l Three Act Comedy
 Given By Church Large Audience Pleased With Performance Sentence
 Driver on Intoxicati0n Charges

Presentation of the three acl comedy Just For Fun last nigh; in the parish hall of the Methods, Episcopal church scored big hil with q large audience. The comedy |centers around a lord and an heiress who in an attempt to hide theii identity change names with others in order to throw off fortune and title seeking persons. Many anus ing situations arise that bring forth much laughter. The show will be repeated again tonight.
 The cast is as follows:
 Mrs Fitzgerald Vaudeville de
 Smythe would-be society lead
 CT ... Miss Marion Aller Miss Edith Morton, her niece, a
 western heiress ..............
 ..... Miss Bernice Lawton Miss Mabel West, friend of Miss
 Morton's ... Miss Dorothy Barratt Jane Mccarthy, an Irish maid-ser-
 want :. -. Miss Audrey LaGrande Lord Chelsea, an English noble-
 man '. Wayne LaGrande Jack Earl, his friend--a happy-go-
 lucky fellow John Monroe
 Time-The present.
 Place-New York city: Mrs De Smythe's living room.
 Directed by Miss Enid Steig; busi- ness management, Albert Mark; publicity, Misses Ruth and Leona Hinckley and Wayne LaGrande; music between the acts by Miss Ruth Hinckley and Clayton Anderson.
 Borough Clerk.
 Martin J. Sullivan of South Main street charged with operating u caI while under the influence of liquor was fined $10O and costs in the bor- ough court this morning and given a 30 day jail sentence. The court later suspended the $100 fine and Ii days of the jail sentence. The af- cused was taken into custody latt yesterday after his car had side. swiped another on South Main street and ran onto the sidewalk in front of the Western Union office.
 Philip J. McKenna of 47S Norman street, Bridgeport, charged with vio. lation of the rules of the road had his case continued until June 19.
 Many Seeking Employment. Since announcement was made g few days ago that the local footweat plants of the U. $. Rubber company were to increase production starting June I, the employment office of the concern has been beseiged with boti men and women seeking employ. ment. It is reported that severa have been placed. preference being given to those who were employes |of other plants of the company which have been closed.
 Elks to Celebrate Anniversary Naugatuck L6dge of Elks will ob' serve the 26th anniversary of theii orga nization tonight in their home lin the Neary building. The celebra ton will start with a banquet to bt served at o'clock. Dr H. c. Rolf Twill officiate as toastmaster. An en ltertaihment program will feature Guests from Waterbury, Ansonia lDerby and West Haven.
 A. O. H. Card Party. A card party will be had to-nigh lin Hibernian hall under the auspiccl of the Ladies Auxiliary of the A. Q HI. Bridge. whist. pinochle and fort! live will be played. Prizes will b' awarded and refreshments will b' served.
 To Plan for Memorial Day. Plans for Memorial day and thu sale of poppies will be made at meeting of the auxiliary of the Vet |erans of Foreign Wars to be held fo night at 8 o'clock in the borousi court room.
 All members are urged to attent lthe meeting. Burial In Borough The funeral of Mrs Myra Nichols s6, widow of Edward J. Nichols wht died Tuesday night at the home o her daughter, Mrs Rachael Wht' | of South Norwalk will be held to morrow afternoon at o'clock iron the home of her daughter In souti
 The body will be brought to th, borough for burial in ounntewi oametsry. The deceased had re sided in the MiIyiIie section Of thl beroush nearly her entire life. Fo 70 years she was in the employ e the q. M. R. Shoe company, nn'
 was highly respected by both he employers and heF large legion Q
 friends: ghs Is survived by one seI. Lamont Edward Nichols. snL sdoptel son, Tracy WhIle. and one dausbief
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