The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-09

from the side of the road directly l in front of her.
 My Southern Rose' A rehearsal of the play My South yesterday afternoon by St. Anthony's Dramatic club of this city under the direction of Joseph Healy. This play was written by Peter Gallant of For estyilIe. ~
 Home Raided
 Joseph Staslxiewicz of Church street was ordered to appear at po- lice court this morning following raid on his home made yesterday i liskf and Policeman William Thomp- son of the local police force. A small quantity of alleged liquor was l found on the premises.
 To Hold Prize Drill Reliance council, No. 753. Royal Arcanum, will hold a prize drilI' on Tuesday evening, March 31st, when they will play hosts to a union meet ing of the councils in the state. They will compete with teams from New Haven, Hartford and Meriden. The local team will hold an im- portant rehearsal on this Tuesday evening following which supper will be served by Chief Mike" Mill | Ter. All members are urged to be present. e.@N
 Revenue oficcr Coming Deputy Internal Revenue Officer Michael J. Budds of Hartford will be at the post office starting this com ing Tuesday for the purpose of as- sisting people to make out their in- come tax returns. The officer will have his headquarters in the south end of the lobby.
 The following committee has been named by Judge William J. Malone, chairman of the committee in charge of handling the saiavtion Army's ap- peal for $3.500 for use In this city: Joseph Valentine, Jr., treasurer: Ernest T. Belden, Fuller F. Barnes, H. C. Barnes, w. K. Bowes. Peter A. Cawley. ". Raymond .Crumb. w. B. Greene, A. c. Hitchcock, o. B.. Hough. Dudley s. Ingraham. c. S. Joy, David A. Lipman, Philip H, Leary, J. c. Mccarthy. George M. Marriman. Dewitt Page, Epaphro- ditus Peck. Karl A. Reiche, W. Ken neth Sessions. W. J. Tracy, Albert D. Wilson and Charles L.. Wooding, l To Set Tax Rate
 1 The fifth school district will hold q meeting at the school building at the corner of Pine and Middle streets next Tuesday night at 8 o'clock for the purpose of laying the tax for the district on the grand list Of 1880. The tax is due and payable in April. To Study Home, Economies All members Of Woman's club of Bristol are invited to attend meet ing to be held at 2 o'clock this after- noon at the club rooms of the Con- necticut Light and Power com- pany's office in this city for the pur- pose of organizing department in home economics. The speaker will be Dean Mildred French of the Connec- ticut Agricultural college. Her sub tect will be Opportunities in the Field of Home Economies" Salvation Army Services MT. and Mrs. John Miffen of Ber- lin. negro singers, took part in the services held on Saturday evening by the Salvation Army in this city.
 The meeting was conducted by Brigadier Albert Bates and staff of Ing was held at 7:30 o'clock follow ed by an indoor meeting at o'clock In the army headquarters on School street.
 Funerals l The funeral of Michael Dec rossa or Addison street. was held Saturday day at S:3O q. m., at the undertaking parlors of James J. Dunn on West street, and at o'clock at St, An thony's church, where a high mass of requiem was celebrated by Rev. l.. Becaris. Burial was in the new St. Joseph's cemetery.
 The funeral of Mrs. Emily Curtiss of 1O6 Chestnut street was held at 2:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon at the Bristol Baptist church with the
 Rev. F. F. Wolfenden ofilciating. The
 body was placed in the vault at West cemetery for burial in the spring.
 Bristol Meets WiIby in First Game
 Bristol high school. entrants in the
 Yale toMrnament for the sixth suc- cessfve time, meets Wiiby high af Waterbury in the second game of the
 tournament next Friday afternoon in the gymnasium of Yale university in New Haven. Three times champions
 of the state in successive years, Bris- toI lost her title last year to Nau-
 gatuck high, defending champions, who play Lyman Hall high Of Wal