The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-02-19

Inc IueTdi VI NILE AlCiSh 10y
wife of John b. Hoey who died
Wednesday night at her home on
Scott street, will be held tomorrow
morning from the home of her
sister. Mrs Michael F. Shea, "a
Beebe street, at $3.50 o'clock. and
at 9 o'clock from st Francis
church, where a requiem high
mas swili be celebrated. Burial
will be in st James cemetery.
Planning Social
A ladies night social will be
given by the Naugatuck Hose,
Hook and Ladder Company in the
Maple street fire house on Satur-
day night, February 81. Plans for
the event were discussed at a
meeting of the committee in
charge of arrangements held last
night. The committee consists or
William Fellows, chairman; Ray
mond Jennings. Fred Zehnder,
Ralph Quinn and Joseph Ford. An
entertainment program will be one
of the features to be followed by
dancing.
Lenten DevotiOns Tonight
Lenten devotions consisting OF
Stations of the Cross, vesjers and
benediction will be held in st
Francis church tonight at 1880
o'clock.
End Session Tomorrow
The final session of the board Of
relief for the purpose Of hearing
appeals of property owners from
the doings of the board of as
SCISSORS will be held tomorrow. The
hours of the sessions tomorrow are
10 to IL in the morning, $3.50 to
5 in the afternoon and from 1880
until in the evening. 1t is ex-
pected that the final session will
see many property owners regis
tering against the increased val
uations placed on their properties
by the revaluation committee.
All Set For Play
Everything is in readiness for
the presentation of the comedy
clarence" by the Parish Players
to- night in the Gem Opera house.
The final rehearsal was held last
night and the cast performed in
a very pleasing manner. The show
is the third of series being
staged for the benefit of the un-
employment fund of the borough,
the first play being staged by the
Valley Players, and the second by
st Michaeps Dramatic club. The
high school orchestra will furnish
music and will give short con-
cert starting at o'clock. VIII
liam Hodges will play the leading
role with Miss Ruth Wilmot,, as
Violet Pinney. the governess play
ing the opposite. The other mem
bers Of the cast are Charles r.
Rodenbach as Mr. Wheeler, the
Lo ,,1n pantS
as Mrs Martyr, Mr. Wheeler's sece
rotary; Mabel A. Jones, MRS
Wheeler, second wife of Mr. Wheel
or: Montgomery Woo!son, as BOD
by Wheeler; Helen Biddle as Cora
Wheeler; Dorothy L. Andrew as
Della the maid; Idris r. Anderson
as Dinwiddie the butler and George
Haynor as Hubert Stem, grass
widower.
Another Postponement Necessary.
1t has been found necessary to
again postpone the presentation or
the MAY II Will, I Won't" to be
given by the Dramatic club OF the
Methodist Episcopal church Tor
the benefit Of the Naugatuck Day
Nursery.
The play was scheduled origin
ally to be given in February but
the illness of member OF the
cast caused q postponement ana
the date was set for March 3.
Due to the fact that Miss Grace
Millward, who had an important
part in the play has removed to
New York city to take a course OF
training in the School Of Nursing
Of the Presbyterian hospital, 1t mas
been found necessary to make q
change in the cast and the date
of the play will be March 10.
Well Known In Borough
Word has been received In the
borough of the death of Mrs Mar
tin Murray of Glen Cove. L.. l.,
which occurred Wednesday night
in the Brooklyn hospital In Brook
lyn. N. Y. following an operation.
Mrs Murray had visited In the
borough many times with relatives
and was we'll known by many To-
cal residents who will be grieved
,, to hear of her death. The fu-
neral will be held Saturday morn
ing in Glen Cove.
Rivals Battle Tomorrow
Naugatuck high and Crosby high
bask etball teams will battle tomor-
row night in the Wildly gymnasium
in Waterbury in Valley league
contest. With Naugy holding the
top position in the Valley league
standing the team Is determined
to put up one Of the greatest bat
ties of the season II forced to in
order to retain their lead position.
While the Crosby quintet this sea-
son is not considered formidable,
any Crosby outfit may be looked
upon to give the locals a stiff bat
tie when they meet in contest. AS
usual, when these two teams meet
hundreds of local fans will journey
to the Brass City to witness the
game.
10 Honor Lincoln and Washington
Crusader post, Veterans of For
eign Wars will honor the memory
of George Washington and Abra-
ham Lincoln tomorrow night IN
their nome on Rubber avenue. A
banquet to be served at 1880
o'clock will start the festivities.
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