The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-16
NAUGATUCK Bristol Man Is
 Fined By Court
Charged With Drunken Driving - Rice.Siwanowicz
 NuptiaIs Celebrated This Morning

In the evening an entertainment and dance was held. Following tho business session yesterday after noon, tho visitors were guests ut banquet rendered by the lady mcm- bers of the order. The menu was ronst lamb with all of the trim mings.
 Although the freemen will pack the Gem Opera House tomorrow night for their annual meeting, 1t Is not expected that the budget as drafted by the last borough board, will be altered very much. An additional sum to be used as in- terest on outstanding loans, will be sought by the new administration. This sum will amount to $12,000 and was recommended by Borough Clerk Edward c. Lingenheld at the meeting last week.
 The meeting will be called to or- der at 8 o'clock, daylight saving time, by Warden Harris White. more, Jr, Since his election, Warden Whittemore has been giv. Ing a great deal of consideration to the appropriations. If there arc no changes, a 25 mill tax will be levied. Tho possibilities of tho tax rate being reduced arc said to be remote because of existing financial conditions.
 The week festival of the local post, Disabled War Veterans, will open this evening at Recreation field. Large crowds are expected to be attracted to the festival each night. Irving Brown is chairman of the committee in charge.
 There will be no meeting or the board of charities held tonight 1t wns announced Saturday It B not expected that n meeting Of tho board will be held until the regular June meeting.
 TIks to Visit Dnnbury Lodge
 Several members of Naugatuck lodge of Eiks will journey to Dan. bury to.mororw night to attend the meeting of Danbury lodge at which time Grand Exalted Ruler Cohen and staff will be present at this meeting,
 A largo class Of candidates will be initiated, two of them being from the local lodge. The regular meeting of Naugatuck lodge will be called to order to-mororw night at 2 o'clock sharp so ns to permit tho members to attend the Danbury session.
 Death of We'll Known Resident
 James Gallagher, n resident of the borough for about 60 years died Saturday afternoon at his home. 41 Pond street, after a long illness.
 The deceased was one of the best known residents of the borough and for many years was active n several frntornitics. Mir Gal. lngher was born in New Haven but came to Naugntuck to reside when six years of age. For many years he was assistant night fore- man at tho q. NJ. n. Shoe com. pany plant of the U. $. Rubber company. He was retired q few years ago when his health started to fail on pension. He is sur vivcd by one sister, Miss Catherine Gallagher with whom he made ms home.
 He was q member of Nougntuck nerIe of Eagles. Naugatuck division of the A. 0. II.
 The funeral will be held to-mor. | row morning from this home at S:3O o'clock and at 9 o'clock from St Francis church where solemn | requiem high mass will be celc.. brated. Burial will Do in St James cemetery.
 Miss Grace P. Assertion of Hart. ford executive secertary Of the state | league of women voters will ad. dress the members of the local league at their meeting to be held tonight at S o'clock in the chil. dren's library Miss Assertion will tnlk on "Unemployment and the Result of the Survey"
 Annual Roll Call Meeting
 On next Thursday evening the annual roll call meeting of Ever green chapter. order of Eastern Star will be held in Masonic hn1'. Following the meeting m enter' tainment will be rendered and rc. Treatments will be served. All members are requested to attend.
 Natigy high. ended up last week with three straight by dcfentinR Ansofiia high 6.1. It was NauEn. tucl's third win of the week in the valley league schedule. By win. ming Saturday. Naugy goes ir'" fourth plncn in the leaguc stand ing. on Tuesday afternoon Cen tral high of Bridgeport will como tp inc borough to play return gan,s.