The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-04
l NAUGATUCK | Lodge Has
 Anniversary Party
Has Been in Existerce 3S Years-State Commander
 Neumarker to Visit Legion Post Here

Columbian Rebekah lodge, I. O. o. F. celebrated the 3Sth anniver- sary of their organization last night in Odd Fellows hall. The event was largely attended. Following a short business meeting a fine enter tainment program was rendered fea- turing a recitation by Grace Water house, banjo solos by Gladys Scho- field and Mrs George Kuhn; piano selections by Cage Jensen and Cor don Gibson; fancy dancing by Rev. erly Munson; recitation by Donald Sutor; monologue by Virginia Gib- son; tap dancing by Gladys Scho- field and Laura Butcher; vocal num- bers by Harold and Stanley Dibble; recitations by William Johnson and Claude Travers; speciality dance by Virginia and Gordon Gibson; solo l by Frank Butcher; piano selection by Gordon Gibson; fife solo by Warren Waterhouse; soft shoe danc- ing by Laura Butcher and Gladys Waterhouse; soft shoe dancing by Laura Butcher and Gladys Scho- field; piano selections by Mary l Johnson, who also acted as accom- panist for several of the perform CTS. A luncheon was served. Among those in attendance were six char ter members, Mir and Mrs A. H. Wilbur Todd and Fred Wiggles- worth.
 State Commander to Visit.
 State Commander Edward L.. Newmarker of the American Legion will make an official visit to Nau- gatuck post of the Legion at their regular meeting to be held tonight in the legion rooms. Several can- didates will be initiated at this meet ing which will be followed by so- cial and entertainment.
 Refreshments will be served. All members are urged to attend. Carlson Co Sends Check A check for $50 was received yes- terday by the Naugaiuck Hose, Hook and Ladder Go from the Carlson Furniture company for their work in fighting the fire in the Tolles block on Church street on May 8. The store of the Carlson Furniture company was destroyed in the fire. which was kept confined to the Tolles building by the work of the , firemen. Mir Tolles. the owner of the property had previously for warded check for $50 and Clay ton F. Davis gave the company a check for $10.
 Fear He May Lose Hand. Fears are expressed that Joseph Rozint, prominent local athlete who suffered an injury to his left hand when it was caught in a rolling ma chine at the plant of the Chase com- pany in Waterbury, Tuesday morn- /, ing may suffer the loss of his hand. Do rt of hn h al amputated. ole is now a patient in the Waterbury hospital.
 Red Men Smoker.
 Natatuck tribe of Red Men will hold a smoker tonight in Odd Fell lows hall. A fine program has been arranged including several wrestling matches, solos and instrumental numbers. Refreshments and smokes will be plentiful. All members are urged to attend.
 Ansonia Trims Locals. | In a ten-inning contest played yesterday afternoon at Recreation field, Ansonia high defeated Naugy high in a valley league contest To- Is. Ansonia started the scoring in the first inning by garnering two ] runs. Naugy tied the count in the second. At the end of the seventh Naugy was leading the Copper City team 5-3. Ansonia came thruogh with two runs in this inning and tied the count. Tn the next inning they also garnered a run and 1t } looked as though the game was over 1 when Mulesky came home on baik by Hoyle the Ansonia twirler. Null esky who had weakened in the tenth walked four Ansonia men. This