The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-14

Ojeda council, K. of C., has an- nounced the following committee members to assist A. J. Mccarthy in arranging for the annual outing and bake of the council ot be held Sunday, Aug. 30, at Osborn's Glen. Mir. Mccarthy is chairman of the general committee. His assistants are M. D. Smith, Henry l.. Daly, Joseph Hearns, James Foy, James Murray, Matthew Maher, John Deega, M. w. Morris, Charles Bax- ter, Ralph Perkins, Arlington Brown, Joseph Casey, Al Benz and William Neilan.
 Henry Freeman is chairman of the sports program committee and his assistants are Roy Bunting and Joseph Nash. Joseph Zehnder is manaer of the married mems base ball team and Roy Bunting man ager of the single mems team. A baseball game between the bene- diets and the bachelors win be one of the big features of the outing which promises to be one of the biggest in the council history.
 On New York Paper
 Thomas Sugrue, son of MT. and Mrs. Michael Sugrue of Ward street has joined the city staff of the New York Herald Tribune. MT. Sugrue is a graduate of the Naugatuck high school and of Washington and Lee university. Since his graduation he has done freelance work.
 Holy Day Tomorrow
 The Feast of the Assumption, a holy day or obligation will be ob- served in all Catholic churches tomorrow. Masses in St Francis church will be at 5:30, 8:15, 2, and 8 o'clock. Confessions will be heard this afternoon and evening.
 Cut In Interest Rate
 Announcement has been made by the Naugatuck National bank to de- positors in the banks saving de- partment that interest to be credit ed on savings deposits in 132 will be at the rate of 3 per cent. The previous interest rate was 4 per cent. Many banks throughout the country have made reductions in interest paid. While none of the other banks in the borough have made any announcement 1t Is expected this will eventually come. Asked To Join In Outing An invitation has been extended LO IHeIuueTS OL Iuc 4NduBdtASh ADSA and Game club to attend the an- nual outing and clambake of the Seymour Fish and Game club to be held at the range of the Seymour club on the Oxford road, Sunday. Aug 30. Tickets for the outing will be ready shortly.
 Grand Lodge Deputy
 Ira Lucas of South Main street, past master of Liberty lodge, Sons of St George, has been appointde A deputy of the grand lodge. His district will include Ansonia. sey- mour, Waterbury and Naugatuck.
 Camp Closes Tuesday
 The Naugatuck Boy Scout camp on the HOusatonic river will close for the season on next Tuesday. The camp was originally scheduled to close this week but due to the many applications from boys to spend an outing at the camp, 1t was kept open for an extra week. It has been a very successful sea son for the camp.
 Practice Tonight
 Candidates for the Naugatuck high school football team will meet tonight at 2 o'clock at Recreation field for q practice session. Coach Foley is having the boys work out every Friday and Monday evening
 Interesting Game Expected
 John Wargo will be on the mound for the Crescents in their game with the Falcons tomorrow after noon at Recreation field. John White or Bill Mulesky will tfirl for the Falcons. A victory for the Fal- cons will put the two teams on even footing in the league. In the other contest of the day the orioles and the Pastimes will battle 1t out.
 Birth Announced
 A son, David Keeling. was born 10 Mir and Mrs K .L. McCaskie Of Lakewood, O.. on August s. Mss McCaskie Is the former Pauline Keeling of the borough, daughter Of MT and Mrs Frederick Keeling of Hillside avenue.