The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-02-13


 used for some time with the ex- ception of furnishing a club room for boys in the neighborhood. The building was practically a complete loss. The barn is now the prop erty of David Lieberman.
 Card Party Big Success
 The charity card party conduct ed last night in Columbus hall by the Altar society of St Francis church was a big success. The party was largely attended. The proceeds will be used for parish charities.
 Efghty-sevcn Applications
 Eighty-seven voters of the bor- ough appeared before Registrars of Voters George F. Young and Dennis M. Limskey at their final session held yesterday in the bor- ough court room for the purpose of receiving the names of voters who wished to be enrolled with their respective party. Of the total SI were democrats and six repub- licans. At the session of the regis trars on Friday, February s, two applications were received, one democrat and one republican. Democratic party workers were es- pecialIy busy yesterday enrolling members of the party on the pri- mary lists. The registrars also re- ceived the names of 35 residents who wish to be made voters when sessions are held later on.
 Celebrated Anniversary
 Members of the congregation of the Salem Lutheran church gath cred in the church last night to ob- serve the 45th anniversary of tho founding of the church. A very in- teresting program featured in which every organization connect ed with tho church took part in the program. An interesting hls- tory of the church was read by Emil Rohs, clerk and Adolph Nel- son read the minutes of the first two meetings of the church board held 35 years ago.
 Rev William Frendberg presided at the gathering and gave a very interesting address in which he congratulated the parishioners for the great work they have carried on through all of these years. Sev- era1 of the charter members Of the church occupied specially re- served section. Following the ex- ercises in the church a social was held in the church hall and re- treatments were served.
 Returns from Hospital
 Lawrence J. Farrell of Meadow street has returned to his home after undergoing q course of treat ment in St Mary's hospital in Wa terbury.
 Washington Party
 A Washington birthday party will be held by Ramona council, D. of r. following the regular meeting of the council In Odd Eel lows hall on next Tuesday night. One of the features of the party will be a cherry tree. A program for the event will be rendered and refreshments will be seved. Members have the priv ilege of bringing q friend to the party.
 To Celebrate Birthdays
 Monday night a celebration In honor of the birthdays of Abraham Lincoln and George Washington will be held in the American Legion rooms by the auxiliary or Naugatuck post of the legion. An invitation mas been e6IcHucu to 10 bell Women's Relief corps to at tend the celebration. An appropri- ate program will be rendered.
 Relief Board Meets Monday
 The board of relief will be In se ssion on Monday from 2:3O un- til 5 o'clock and on next Thursday from z until 9 o'clock in the eve ming and on next Saturday the final session, they will be in ses- sion from 10 to 12 in the morning. from 2 until 5 in the afternoon and from 7:3O until 9 in the eve- ming. Not as many complaints have been registered with the board of relief as was expected although the number that have appealed from the action of the assessors IS a bout four times as large as other years. Due to the increase on all property in the borough as made by the revaluation committee 1t was expected that hundreds of ap- pcaIs would be made.