The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-13
NAUGATUCK Woman Given Six
 Months In Jail
Charged With Receiving Stolen Goods - Chittendei
 Reelected Head of Boy Scout Council
Missionary's Experiences in Afri-
Installed Waterbury Omccrs

Missionary's Experiences in Afri- ca".
 Installed Waterbury Officers
 officers of Mattatuck council, D. of P. of Waterbury were installed Therese Scott of Ramona council, D. of P. of this borough and her staff. Several members of the To- cal council attended the session.
 Attended District Meeting
 Members of Naugatuck post of the American Legion and the le- zion auxiliary attended the district meeting of the legion held last night in Seymour. A~social fol- lowed the business meeting, danc- ing was enjoyed and luncheon was served.
 Harding Here Tonight
 Naugy high will take part in it's second valley league contest to- ing high team of Bridgeport on night when they meet the Hard the local Y court. It's first con- test in the league schedule was also against a Park City team, Central high. This team fell easy victims of the champs. The game tonight will get underway at 9:30 sharp. All seats for the contest are reserved. The officials for the game will be Billy Baxter of New town and Lealy.
 A preliminary will precede the big game. Harding has defeated both Crosby and Wilby high of Waterbury and have an impress sive season record.
 nx. Guf,yWdov nirht Nnn0u ira v- els to Waterbury to meet the Wilby high quintet.
 Ticket Committee Meets
 A meeting of the ticket commit tee for the benefit shows being staged for the unemployment fund of the borough was held last night. Plans for the launching of the sale of tickets for the comedy Tt Never Rains" to be presented January 22, in the Gem Opera house by St Michael's Dramatic club were perfected.
 Change of Women's Glass
 It has been suggested to the Y M c A officials that Tuesday Morn- ing Women's class be changed to another day, as many members that attend Tuesday mornings, can not compete in the afternoon bowl ing league. It has been rumored that many more members can par ticipate in the gym class if an- other day could be arranged. Next week the class will be held on Wednesday at 10 o'clock, and fol- lowing class, special swimming les sons will be given. Two new mem- bers were added Tuesday: Mrs D. o. Nichols and Mrs Burton Ward. Any women wishing to witness Q class demonstration on Wednesday morning are cordially invited.
 Glass Record Broken Again
 The afternoon grammar school girls class broke the class record of the grammar school boys of 48, record made last Saturday with 54 attending class Tuesday after noon. New girls added to the gym class are Ida Penney, Catherine Aim, Nancy Norton, Gladys Hick- ley, Jeanne Collins, Virginia Scul. ly and Justine O'Donnell. Girls in this class also receive special swimming instructions following
 Added Feature Successful
 Mrs Noble A. Allen, the pianist for the classes is meeting with great success. With this added feature, drills with music, dances such as the Sailors Horn-pipe for the girls, and the Hungarian Mag var for the ladies class Is being taught. Club swinging with waltz time finds club-swinging easy to master and makes class work en- joyable.
 First Forum
 The first forum of the fourth annual series at the Naugatuck Methodist church will take place on Friday, January 18th at 8 ?. m. The speaker will be pr D. s. Ram- achandra Rao of India. Dr Rao Is a prominent physician and medi. cal authority, Q distinguished edu- cator and author, 8 disciple and associate of Mahatma Gandhi, an active member of the India Na- tionalist Movement, ad leader in many phases of Indian life. His topic will be: "Why India Follows Mahatma Gandhi's Lead" There will be opportunity for discussion and questions.