The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-16

Only seven deaths were record ed in the borough in the month of August according to the report of Louis Schiller, registrar of vital statistics made public this morn- ing. Of this number three were males and four were females. Four of the deaths were attributed to heart diseases, one to apoplexy and two to other causes. In the same month 20 births were recorded, II being males and g females. But six marriages were performed dur ing the month, but this number while small is not unusual as Registrar Schiller states that there is always falling off in marriages in August.
 Legion to Nominate.
 Nomination of officers will be in order at the regular meeting of Naugatuck Post of the American Legion to be held tomorrow night in the legion rooms. Commander Thomas Reynolds who has served for the past year will not seek re- election he has stated. The names of several active members of the post have been mentioned as pos sible successors to Commander Reynolds. The election of officers will take place early in october.
 On Grand Jury.
 Michael B. Reidy, borough as- sessor is a member of the grand jury which is hearing evidence to- day in the case of Joseph w. Wright of Waterbury charged with the murder of George Duncan, also of Waterbury in Wolcott on Aug ust 3, 1881. The evidence is be- ing heard in the criminal superior court in Waterbury. Judge New ell Jennings was to charge the grand jury at 10 o'clock this morning. MT Reidy is the only borough man on the grand jury.
 Entertain Ladies
 Naugatuck aerie of Eagles en- tertained their wives and lady friends at ladies night social held last night In Tano's Dance Garden. The affair was largely at tended and an enjoyable evening was spent. An entertainment pro- gram featuring Prof James Newell, magician, featured. Dancing was enjoyed. Burke's orchestra fur nished the music. A luncheon was served. A. J. Mccarthy was the chairman of the committee of ar engagements.
 Killers Organize
 Stanley Harrison was elected captain of the Killers basketball team at a meeting of the team members held last night. The team plans to start active training shortly and games with some of the leading teams in the Killers class are being arranged.
 "Y" Schedule
 Secretary Albert $. Cox of the local Y yesterday announced the schedule tor the various classes as prepared by Physical Director Fritz Klambt of Waterbury. who took over his new duties Septem- Der 1.
 The business mems class will meet on Mondays and Fridays from II to IF a. m. The intermedi- ate classes will meet on Monday and Thursday evenings from 1 to S:15 o'clock with the senior class meeting on the same evenings from S:l5 until 9:30 o'clock. The juniors will meet on Wednesday afternoons from 3:3O until o'clock and on Saturday mornings from 9:30 un- til II.
 A corrective class will be formed this year to meet Wednesday af- ternoons from 3 until 3:30 o'clock and on Saturday mornings from g until 9:30. High school juniors will meet on Monday and Friday afternoons from until o'clock On Monday ana Friday afternoons there will be volley ball classes and drills. Boxing and wrestling in- structions will be given on Monday and Thursday nights from S:30 un- til 9:30 o'clock. Plans are also being made for basketball league, games to be played on Thursday nights. The high school basketball team will have the use of the gym on Tuesday and Thurs day afternoons from 2:30 until O clock.
 The junior leaders corps will meet every Wednesday night from 2 until S:15 o'clock and the senior leaders on the same nights from