The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-07

with a one point margin. A prelim- mary game between the Falcon Jun iors and the "" Juniors will pre- cede the big game.
 Local Acric to Take Part Plans for cooperating with the Governor Cross class initiation of the Fraternal Order of Eagles to be held in New Haven on Sunday, April 19. were discussed last night at meet aerie. The local committee consists of Michael Sugrue, John P. Smith, w. J. Main, Harold McDermott, Wall ter Clay, Henry Klepe, c. F. Ma tusch, John Tucker, J. F. Jones, Peter Brennan, E. J. Reilly, Rich- ard Ryan, Joseph Roditis and Charles Schfeinle.
 Board of Relief Finishes Work Richard Durkin, N. A. olson and Roscoe Mariana, members of the board of relief completed their work yesterday of going over the grand list on which the tax will be laid in May by the freemen. The list as completed by the board of relief after deductions and additions were made totals $18,467.627., This is $154,828 higher than last years. The total deductions made by the
 
 additions were $6,436.
 The board reduced 34 lists and increased 5. Twenty -six appeals were heard by the board.
 Red Cross Nurses Report
 The report of Loretta M. Shea and Mary Claffey, local Red Cross nurses, for the, month of February, was made public yesterday. During the month 208 visits were made. Sixty new patients were admitted during the month and 62 were dis charged. The report follows:
 New patients admitted, SO; medi- cal, 28; surgical, 12, tuberculosis contacts, 9; other communicable diseases, 9; maternity, 6: new born. 4; child hygiene, G; patients dis charged. 62; patients under care during month, 81; nursing visits, POS.
 Charities Board Meeting
 The March meeting of the board of charities Is scheduled to be held Monday night at o'clock in the off, flee of Supt of Charities Herbert ing of the board before the end of the fiscal year.
 Fircmcn. Coppers Meet
 This afternoon in the Maple street fire house gymnasium, volley ball teams representing the fire depart ment and the local police depart ment will engage in a match game. The game is scheduled for o'clock and it is expected that large gall lery will be on hand.
 Local Judges RcappOintcd
 Judge Claremont I. Tolles was named judge of the local borough court and Harry H. Schofeld, dep- uty judge by the general assembly in Hartford yesterday. Judge Tolles has been judge of the local court for the past two years and Deputy Judge Schofield has been deputy judge for many years. Their terms of office start June l.
 Meets New Britain Tonight The local high school basketball team will journey to New Britain | tonight to meet the New Britain high team in a return match. Naugy defeated the Hardware City team several weeks ago in a game played | in the local "Y".
 Meeting of Parish Players A meeting of the Parish Players l of the Congregational church will be held Monday night in the parish house. A special program will be presented at this time. Case Settled Louis s. Accami of Asylum street New Haven, and Joseph Takaumar of 176 Bradley avenue, Waterbury had charges of reckless driving nolled in the local police court this morning. The two men were in. volved in an automobile accident on February 28. It occurred or Dead Mans curve on the Nauga' tuck road. The case wal nolled when it was announced thai the men had come to an agreement through their counsel. Boys Arrested l Two boys, aged 15, were arrested last night by Patrolman Richard Ostrom. They were caught in thu home of Charles H. Curtis at thu corner of May and Hill streets. Th' Curtis family Is in Florida and thu house is closed. Neighbors saw thu boys enter the house and reported l the break to the police who ar rived in time to catch the young sters in the house. They had vari ous articles in their possession whei caught.
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