The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-22

o'clock in Fairchild Sons mortuary chapel, S9 164th street, Jamaica, l.. I. Burial will be in Mount Lebanon cemetery, Myrtle avenue, Glendale, l.. l.
 Boys to Have Party | The junior members of the Y. M. C. A. will have their annual Christmas party tomorrow night in the boys lobby of the associa- tiaon building. The lobby will be appropriately decorated for the event.
 Each boy is asked to bring an grab bag. Members of the "Y Dorm club will assist in directing the evenings activities.
 Fire Marshal Issues Warming | Fire Marshal Michael F. Shea yesterday issued the customary warning to residents of the bor- ough relative to Christmas decora- tions, etc, that are infiamable and a fire hazard. He warned against the use of candles as tree decora- tions. If candles are lighted other places in the home care should be taken to see that they are not placed near any infamable mate rials. He also warns adults against giving toys to youngsters that re- quire alcohol, naptha, kerosene or gasolinet heat and operate. They are both 0 fire and an explosion hazard.
 To Name Officers | Officers for the ensuing year will be elected at the regular meeting of Magnolia encampment. l. o. O. r. to be held tomorrow night in Odd Fellows hall at 8 o'clock. Tho pinochle tourney committee will also report at this meeting.
 Held Xmas Party l Employees of the local office of the Metropolitan Life Insurance company held Christmas party In the company office in the Neary building last Saturday afternoon. A large Christmas tree occupied prominent place in the headquar- ters. Gifts were distributed by santa Claus impersonated by Agent John Blum. A luncheon consisting of cake, ice cream and candy was | served. Guests present were V. Hawkes., Bridgeport manager; Miss Norien Neyees, cashier of the New Haven office; A. Goldman, assist F. c. Polisena of Bridgeport and l
 Sum Added to Fund
 The sum of $224.S5 has been added to the unemployment fund of the borough recently through contributions. made by q group of young men of the Falcon Bakery in Union City who contributed the sum of $1O0.84 the proceeds of dance conducted on November 22, in Military hall in Union City. The sum of $40.60 was contributed by the local Y. M. c. A.. the proceeds of the dance staged last Friday night in the "Y" for the benefit of the fund. The sum of $16.G4 was contributed by the May Park Sewer association, this sum being @ bal- ance on hand when the associa- ton abandoned some time ago. The sum of $16.61 was added to tho fund also from the Naugatuck Ip- dustrial club which has also gone out of existence. Members of the two organizations voted to contrib ute these balances to the fund.
 To Sing Carols
 Community singing of Christmas carols will feature the Illuminating of the Community Christmas tree on the local Green on Thursday night. The singing will be under the leadership of Leon R. Corliss, supervisor of music in the local schools. Hundreds of children will take part in the singing and all residents are invited to join. A quartet of trumpet players will as- sist in the program, rendering see lections from the balcony of the Salem school The singing will start at o'clock.
 Christmas Party Tonight | Naugatuck division of the A. O. IT. will sponsor a Christmas party and entertainment tonight in Hibernian hall. Plans for the event were completed last night at meeting of the committee of ar- engagements. There will be an entertainment, card playing and dancing. Among those to take part in the program are Phyllis Kingsley, singing and tap dancing: Betty Wylong, tap and eccentric dancing; Helen Ty- nan and Florence Stanbridge in toe and tap dancing. A luncheon will be served. There will he a | drawing for a Christmas dinner.