The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-04

high school was taxed to capacity last night for the annuad musical festival of the local grammar schools. The program was very in- teresting. Time toy orchestra num- bers featuring small tots of the low CT grades took immensely with the audience, Leon R.. Corliss. super visor of music directed the orches- tra and Daniel Oemcke directed the band at the concert.
 Friends Hid Bon Voyage Several friends of Miss Mary Purcell of Church street who will sail for Ireland on 'June11, tender cd her a farewell party and wished her bon voyage in Hibernian hall Thursday night. Miss Purcell is leaving to make her home in tho future with relatives across the water. She was presented with several useful gifts.
 Captain COnfincr to Home
 Captain Anthony Malone, Sr., is confined to his home on South Main street by ilness. Patrolman JamcS Cuddy has been transferred to desk duty during Capt Malones absence.
 To Visit Odd Fellows Home
 Members of Centennial lodge of Odd Fellows will make their an- nual pilgrimage timorrfow to the odd Fellows home in Griton. The trip will be made by auto, the par ty starting from the Odd Fellows h5tne on Maple street at 8 o'clock. Those planning to attend are asked to take basket lunch.
 Returned to Borough
 John Siggety, former resident of the borough who has been residing in Leighton, Pa, was brought back yesterday by Chief Adamson to answer to charge of non-support.
 Mass for Deceased Members
 A memorial requiem mass was solemn nized. this morning at 7:30 o'clock in St Francis church for the deceased members of Ojeda council, K. of c. The mass was largely attended by members of the order and relatives and friends of the deceased members of the coun- ell.
 Several Attend Convention
 Several members of the Union City chapter, Disabled American Veterans are in attendance at the state convention of the order which opened yesterday in Wa terbury. Commander William Lilly of the Union City chapter heads the local delegation.
 officers to Be Installed
 officers of Naugatuck aerfe of Eagles elected at the annual meet ing of the aerle will be installed Monday night at a meeting of the aerie by State Secretary John Mo. ran of Meriden. An entertainment program will follow the business session and refreshments will be served.
 Schools Turn In S7O
 school children of the borough disposed of $70.30 worth of peoples in the sale of the little flower con- ducted previous to Decoration day. The Salem school lead the list in the amount of money taken In for any one school with total of $32.40, the high school was next with 1880 with the other schools as follows: Hop Brook. $7.30; Cen. trai avenue, 3: Rubber avenue. $2.s0: Prospect street, $2.s0; MI. vile, $2.40; Oak street. 1.00; Bccbc street. sl.e0; Groveside. $l,a0; Pond Hill, $1. Grange Holds Pr0granf'
 A Memorial program was ren. dercd in grange hall last night by the members of Beacon Valley grange. The program was a very line one and was attended by q large gathering.
 Naugatuck high will journey to A nsonia this afternoon to meet the A Ansonia high team in q valley league contest. Naugatuck defeat- ed Ansonia several. weeks ago Tn their first valley league contest.