The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-02-26
NAUGATUCK |
Department Heads
To Discuss Finances
Hope to Cut Budget at To-nights Meetng-Many at
Father and Son Banquet

tractor John Malgari will demolish
the buildings.
Rush For License Starts
A rush for applicants for auto
M bile operators licenses has start
ed at the various branch offices Of
the motor vehicle department.
Many local people who in the past
few days have applied at the
branch offices for renewal of their
operators license have found that
they have had to wait some little
| time before they were waited upon.
Monday Is the last day that opera
tors may use their 1881 drivers lie
| ense.
Drive To Get Under Way
The annual campaign for funds
for the local Boy Scout council will
get under way tomorrow. A meet
ing of the campaign committee
headed by Clarence Jones will be
held tonight at o'clock in the
Y. M. c. A.
Assignments of districts will be
made to the convassers at to-nights
meeting. The quota Is set at $4,000.
The money Is used to carry on the
Scout work in the borough during
the coming year including the up
keep of the Boy Scout Camp on the
Housatonic river.
Many Attend District Meeting
Red Men and members of the
Degree of Pocahontas from Water
bury, Seymour, Ansonia and Derby
were present in large numbers at
a district meeting Of the societies
held last night in Odd Fellows hall.
The local Red Men and members
of the Pocahontas were hosts to
the guests. Past Great Sachem
William Newport of Torrington was
the principal speaker at the gath
ering. The meeting was presided
over by District Supervisor John
r. Hoyt of Waterbury. A social
followed the business session and
an entertainment program was rem
dered by members of the local de-
gree of Pocahontas and the Junior
Red Mems orchestra of Derby. A
luncheon was served.
Tickets Go On Sale
| Tickets for the return benefit
game between the Bristol high
school basketball team and the
Naugatuck high team to be played
in the State Armory in Waterbury
have been placed on sale at DON
nelly's Cigar stores, North Main
street and corner of Maple and
Water streets, at Andy's Campus
and Stapletons Sport Shop on
Church street. Only reserved seat
tickets are now on sale. Later rush
seat tickets will be disposed of.
The game is being staged for the
benefit of the unemployment fund
of the borough. The first game
of the series was played in Bristol
a few weeks ago and Naugy defeat
ed Bristol 1927. The high school
band and the Bristol high band will
be in attendance at the contest and
will lead their respective cheering
sections. The proceeds of the Bris-
toll game was donated to the I'M
employment fund of Bristol.
Warden Frank T. Green and men,
bers of the borough board will be
hosts to Mayor Joseph Dutton at
the game.
Miss Ford to Lecture
"First Century Christian Fellow
ship" will be the topic Of a taxi
to be given by Miss Eleanor Ford
at the meeting of st Michaeps
auxiliary and the Mission Study
class of st Michaels church on next
Tuesday afternoon at 8 o'clock. The
meeting will be held In st MichaePs
parish house.
Ansonia Next on List
Ansonia high will be Naugy
highs next opponent in a valley
league game to be played tomor-
row night in the local ~" court
Naugy has already defeated the
Purple team this season and are
looked upon to repeat tomorrow
night.
New Haven Natators to. Perform
A swimming team that Is expect
ed to give the local "Y" Natators
hard battle will come to the bor-
ough tonight for a dual meet. This
club is the strong New Haven
swimming team with a recent i'm
pressive victory over the Yale
Junior Varsity swimmers 1887.
Captain Squires' charges have suf-
fered only one defeat in IS meets
in which they have taken part and
they have high hopes of defeating
the Elm City outfit.
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