The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-06

of warden and burgeBseS Will DC held tomorrow night at 8 o'clock In the borough court room.
 Several important matters are to come up for action at the meet ing 1t is reported, and 1t is ex- pected that there will be some dis cusslon relative to the new sched- ule of patrolnien which went into effect about a week ago. There has been much dissatisfaction ex- pressed by residents with the, new schedule especially relating to traffic conditions at busy intersec- tions.
 Some of the board members are said to be dissatisfied with the way the new schedule Is working out and mana complaints have been lodged with them.
 When the new schedule went into effect 1t was in the nature of an experiment and the impression was given by the board that if 1t did not work out satisfactorily some other plan might he tried.
 To Speak in West Haven
 Maurice Anenberg, former bor- ough burgess and who was Q can didate in 1880 for the state senator ship from the 14th senatorial dis trict, will address the members of the Italian Democratic club of West Haven at a banquet to bc held Wednesday night.
 Mir Anenberg, according to the political gossip going the rounds, will again be candidate Tor the nomination for state senator from tho 14th district.
 Pastor Rendered Concert
 Rev Paul Piechocki. partor of St Hedwig's Polish Catholic church of Union City, was a guest of par ishioners of the church at con- cert and entertainment rendered last night in Military hall.
 Father Piechocki will celebrate the 25th anniversary of hls ordina- ton on June 20. The party last evening was the second that has been tendered in honor of the be- loved pastor of the church by his parishioners.
 State Secretary in Charge
 State Secretary John Moran of the Fraternal Order of Eagles will install tho recently elected officers of Naugatuck aeria of Eagles at regular meeting to be held tonight in Eagles home. Following the business session q social will be held and refreshments served.
 Made Annual Pilgrimage
 A large number of members tof Centennial lodge of Odd Fellows of this borough made their annual pilgrimage yesterday to the Odd Fellows home in Groton. Members who made the trip report that 1t was both interesting and enjoyable.
 Vacation School Open July
 The children's vacation school will open on Tuesday, July 6, In the Congregational parish house. Sessions will be held until July 20. The school will be for all denom- nations as in the past. The cus- tom was started several years ago and each year the school becomes more popular with the youngsters and this year the registration is ex- pected to be large.
 Will Speak on Flag Day
 Judge Martin E. Gormley of this borough will he the speaker at tho annual flag day exercises of the Derby lodge of Elks to he held on June 14. Judge Gormley left last night on business trip to Bos- ton, Mass.
 CI1lIOfcn'S Duy OuUc Iw
 Children's day will be observed in the local Congregational church on Juno 19. On this day there Will be baptism of children and the usual yearly awards will be made.
 No Chance For Title.
 By virtue of their defeat Satur- day afternoon by the Ansonia High school team the local high school ...u. .~.,t tnuk nR tha nnlnp fn con the Valley league title. While Naugy was taking q defeat down the valley Crosby High of Water-. bury was taking a drubbing from the Torrington High team. If Naugy had won the contest Satur- day against the lavender team they could have gone into q tie with the Crosby team and would have m opportunity to rout Crosby from the top place in the league. Tomorrow afternoon Crosby and Naugatuck play at Recreation field. The outcome of the game tomor- row will have no bearing on the league standing as Crosby will hold first place in the league standing win or lose.
 Hundreds Go to Resorts.
 The warm weather over the weekend made many local resi- dents went their way to the shorc and lake resorts for an outing. Au! tomobile traffic over the week end was extremely heavy the local po- lice report.
 Annual Picnic Announced.
 Lake Quassapaug will be the scene of the annual outing and picnic of the Sunday school classes of the Congregational church on
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