The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-03-07

The Unemployment Fund or
Naugatuck, Inc, wishes to publicly
acknowledge its appreciation to the
Naugatuck High School Attn
letic association, Teachers league,
school employees, borough employes
--salaried and otherwise, includ-
ing administration, police, nre,
street and engineering Departments
and the borough court oflciais Oh
the cooperation and assistance they
have extended to US In trying, IN
part at least, to meet the Nauea-
tuck unemployment situation. Per
hans the public would be inter-
ested In knowing that we have re-
ceived gifts as follows from these
sources:
Naugatuck- Bristol basket
ball game .........'.'@ 'oV'VV
Naugatuck High School
Athletic asso C ! a I'll on
(contribution) ......... l5o.oo
Teachers league card .oooo
party @o'''V
school employees contrt-
annroximateiy 10000
Teachers' contribut o ms,
individuals ........... loo'oV
Borough employees contri-
buttons from p ayrolls
(inciuding BORON
court) approximately 123b.oo
---------
veto, .$3740.00
CHEESE contributions have helped
Ms greatly, and upon behaif OF
those who were the beneiiciaries
through the medium OF our pay
rolls we extend our gratitude TOT
giving expression to Kindness and
humanity in such q practical way.
UNEMPLOYMENT FUND OF
NAUGATUCK, INC.
Many mt Breakfast
One of the largest turnouts IN re-
cent years marked the attendance
nj the annual communion break
fast of Ojeda council. X. OF ",
Yesterday morning held In Eiks
home following a special mass AT
o'clock in st Francis cnurch
where the members OF tne c9uh-
eli received holy communion IN q
body.
An excellent breakfast was
served under the supervision OF
Richard r. Parkinson. The menu
consisted of fruit cocktail, celery
pickles. olives. roast turkey
mashed potatoes. green peas, dress
Ing, cranberry sauce, giblet gravy
Boston rolls, Ice cream ana. conee.
Grand Knight Fred Zehuder was
toastmaster. The program opened
with the singing of "Onward
Christian Soldiers and Rev Rich.
ara p. Morrissey offered prayers.
Grand knight Zehnder extended
welcome and congratulated the
council for the fine turnout.
Editor James McGovern of the
bridgeport Times-Star was the
principal speaker at the banquet.
EDITOR McGovern scored the pres
emit prohibition law, which Is max
Ing the country one of lawlessness.
He advocated allowing the states
10 handle this question for them
selves. The Bridgeport newspaper
man alsto attacked the birth con-
troll advocates.
Rev John J. Fitzgerald. pastor
of st Francis church, spoke on
GOOD example. The showing made
by the order at the altar rail this
morning, he said, was one OF the
hest examples that the councii
could show TO those outside the
Catholic faith. He touched on the
Mexican trouble involving tne
Catholic church and stated that IN
stead Of fighting these enemies OF
the church. we should win them
over by setting. good example.
An interesting talk on prisons
and prison life was given by John
Il. Kennedy of Bridgeport. for
mer officer at Sing Sing prison. the
entertainment program featured
solos by Burgess John Sheridan
Josceph Durkin and Mr. Kennedy
Of Bridgeport.
Spcciai Concerts Wednesday
Two concerts will be rendered In
the Methodist Episcopal church or
Wednesday, one in the afternoon
for the children at 3:45 and the
other in the evening at O'Clock
by Andrew Di Crosta. player OF
MANY. instruments, and Lenora
Terrari, soprano and piano accor-
dionist. The program will include
operate selections, patriotic and
popular numbers. Italian foiR
songs. accordion-sa xophone duets
banjo melodies and costume songs
Twelve instruments are used and
as a special feature Di Crosta plays
two saxophones at the same time
Social Tonight
A social will be conducted to-
night In their home on Rubber
avenue by Crusader post. Veterans
of Foreign Wars. Card playing
viii be enjoyed and refreshment'
will be served.
Meeting March ~
The next meeting OF the board
of charities will be held on Mon
day, March ~. the regular meet
Ing date. At the next session thu
budget for the coming year viii ID
taken up and superintendent o
the town farm Will be named
while there are other applicant
for the position OF superintendent
IL IL the belief that the board VII
retain supt Elmer Anderson, du'
10 the fact that he leases The towI
farm land and farm equipment
FOR the past several years the Dor
0ugh has not engaged In any farm
Ing nj the borough aimEhoufe,
Nangf Defeats New britain
Nansy high reversed the table
nn New britain high SATURDAY.
fllsht when the i've teams met II
The hardware CITY. The eontes
was very similar 10 the first gam
between these fHe teams played u
fhe b0roueh several weeks AZ
when New Britain won IN 81 over
Tina contest w iee points. zgss'