The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-11
NAUCATUCK
Charity Board To
 Meet This Evening
Reports for Past Nine Months Due-New Britain High
 Beats Local Team

The January meeting of the board of charities will be held to- night at o'clock in the office of Supt of Charities A. Barton Cross. Reports for the nine months of the fiscal year will be read at this meeting. The board has already exceeded its appropriation by sev- eral thousand dollars due to the business conditions.
 Naugy Drops First Contest
 Naugy high lost out to the strong New Britain high school basketball team Saturday night at the local Y gymnasium in an over time game. It was the first contest | that Coach Foley's charges lost this season.
 While New Britain had an ex- | ceptionally fast and snappy team, the locals in their contest Saturday night did not show the same pep that they have for the past several games. The team did not play as fast or neat game against the Hardware City team as they did Q week previously when they smoth- cred the Central high team of Bridgeport. New Britain led the IOCHlS dL null liUlo ahu ~ the end of the third quarter by a 25-15 count. In the third quarter l Naugy rallied to gather 15 points to New Britain's 6, and when the whistle blew the teams were tied 30-3O. In the overtime period Baylock caged a foul and was fol- lowed by Balinsky dropping one in to tie the count. Zebrouski of the Hardware team then caged a bas- ket which decided the contest. Annual Valentine Dance | Announcement Is made that the annual St Valentines dance of the YMCA will be held in the "" on Friday, February 5. Plans for the dance are now being made by El- mer Schmitz who has served in the past as chairman of the commit tee, will head this years commit tee. He will also have charge of | the decorations. Subcommittee will be named shortly by Chairman Schmitz.
 Tax Notices Forwarded | Personal Tax Collector C. Henry Suuires has started mailing out mo- tices to persons in the borough liable to pay personal taxes. The first batch of notices have been placed in the mail. The tax Is pay able February l. After March 5. an additional $1 will be added to all unpaid bills.
 To Address League Members | At the January meeting of the local League of Women Voters to be held the 18th, in the children's library, John Reardon of the Taft school in Watertown will talk on the Japan-China controversy and other problems confronting the na- tions of the world.
 The program is in charge of Mrs Clarence E. Fenniman, chairman of the committee on international affairs. The meeting will be open to the public.
 Showing Improvement
 Patrolman Anthony Farrar of the local police department who Is q patient in St Mary's hospital in Waterbury where hs Is undergoing | treatment, is showing improvement and 1t is expected that he will be able to return to his home In the borough shortly.
 I Annual Meeting Tomorrow
 The annual meeting of the shareholders of the Naugatuck Ma tional bank will be held tomorrow morning in the banking house. Di- rectors for the ensuing year will be named and reports read. It tf expected that the directors Will meet after the annual meeting to choose the officers.
 Read Annual Report
 Rev John J. Filtzgerald. pastor of St Francis church. read his an' nual report of the parish yesterday morning at ali of the masses. The report showed that the parish had enjoyed a very successful year de' spite the business depression Father Fitzgerald thanked the par ishioners for their cooperation during the year.
 Al St Mary's church. Rev Rich ard P. M0rrissey, pastor. read the annual report Of the parish. Ac' eording to the report tho parish had also enjoyed a vey good veal and the pastor expressed his ap' preciation of the cooperation o the parishioners.
 Annual Council Meeting
 officers viii be elected and an nual reports wiiI be read at tn annual meeting Of the local Bo. Scout council to be held t0.tner row afternoon at b;fs o'clock iI the YMcA. Ali members Of th' ] council are asked to be present.