The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-09-28
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and also to the shrubbery. Super intendent of Schools Chittenden is at loss to account for such acts.
 Sponsor Card Party
 The sewing circle of Evergreen Chapter, Order of Eastern Star will hold a public card party Thursday afternoon in Masonic hall starting at 2:30 o'clock. Prizes will be awarded and refreshments will be served.
 Boys Club Booked
 The New Haven Boys Club foot ball team will oppose Naugatuck High in the opening game of the season to be played at Recreation Field. Saturday afternoon. Ar engagements for the game were completed yesterday by Coach Peter J. Foley of the local team.
 The Elm City team is made up of many former high school play CTS who have graduated from New Haven schools. Last Saturday the club met New Britain high and were defeated so. It is expected that the game Saturday will draw a large crowd. Albie Booth former Yale star assists in the coaching of the Boys club team. Tom Tookey local grid star is a former Boys club star.
 Acquaintance Dance
 The junior class of the local high school will open the high school social season on Friday night when an acquaintance dance is held in the assembly hall. The Hollywood Serenaders will furnish music.
 Death of Mrs Johanna Clifford
 Mrs Johanna Clifford, widow of John Clifford, a resident of Naug- atuck for 50 years. died yesterday her home on Cherry street.
 The deceased was very well known in tho borough and held in very high esteem. Mrs Clifford came to the borough from Colches- ter and had resided here contin- uously since that time.
 She is survived by three sons, John and Patrick of this borough and James of Boston. Mass, and one daughter. Miss Minnie Clifford.
 The funeral will be held to-mor- row morning from St Francis church at 9 o'clock where services will be conducted. Burial will be in St Andrews cemetery in Col chester. On Friday morning at 9 o'clock a requiem high mass will be celebrated in St Francis church for the repose of her soul.
 Night School Teachers
 Superintendent of Schools H. E.. Chittenden announced yesterday that Miss May Cullen. Miss Irene Coen and Mrs Curt Hing will be in charge of of the evening school classes of the Salem school: Mrs Edward McCarShy will teach the class in Hop Brook school and Miss Margaret O'ToOie, Miss Vera Cummings and Archie D. Hyde will have charge of the classes in the high school. Sessions will open next Monday night in all three schools.
 Play Indefinitely Postponed
 Edward J. McGrath president of the Valley Players announced yes terday that the drama planned for a showing on November 4th, by the players had been indefinitely post roned. It was proposed to present '"rhe Donovan Affair" on the above date. The announcement stated that as soon as conditions warrant the play will be presented.
 Addressed R0tarians
 Principal Walter Spencer of Commercial High school of New Haven gave m interesting account of the International convention of Rotarians held recently in Seattle. Wash. at the weekly luncheon of the local club thls noon hour In Halls Tavern. Mir Spencer also showed motion pictures taken on his trip to the west.
 Expect Large Attendance
 With invitations having been ex. tended to all patriotic organizations in the borough to attend. it is ex- peeted that Pythian hall will be filled 10 capacity tonight when a Washington bi-centenninl eeiebra. ton IH held under the auspices of lhe Womon'H Iieiief Corps and the Sons of Union Veterans. 4 very fine program has been arranged by tho committee In ehnrge. The num-