The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-03

| daughters, Mrs Philip Malline of | Kiln, Miss, Mrs Thomas Dolan, Mrs Lawrence Parker, Mrs Elliot l Sargent and Miss Theresa McDer- mott of this borough; four sons, Andrew of Beacon Falls, Frank of Schenectady, N. r., and James and | Dennis of Naugatuck; two sisters, Mrs Joseph Doran and Mrs Joseph LeRoy, of Naugatuck and one bro- ther, John McDermott of this bor- | ough and nineteen grandchildren.
 Reported on Convention | An interesting account of the do- lngs of the International conven- tion of Rotary was given at the weekly luncheon of the Naugatuck Rotary club in Halls tavern this noon hour by c. Walter Blsset who was the official representative of the Connecticut Rotary at the gathering.
 Start Rehearsals
 l The Rube band of Naugatuck post of the American Legion will start rehearsals tonight for the part they will take in the legion parade to be held this month in Waterbury in connection with the annual state convention. The re- hearsal will start at o'clock. All members of the post who wish to joi nthe band are asked to be pres- ent tonight. Austin L. Philips, AL bert Sumpf and Ray Erickson are in charge of the band.
 School Board Meeting At the meeting of the board of education to be held tomorrow eve- | ming, 1t is expected that Superin- tendent Chittenden will report on a plan whereby it will be possible to handle the large number, of stu- dents entering the local high school when the fall term opens next month without finding 1t necessary to hold afternoon sessions.
 From present indications over 800 students will enter the high ! school in the fall. The school was originally planned for about 400 students. It has been crowded for the past few years and it has been necessary to make ceveral alter ations to provide class rooms for the large number. It was thought that the peak was reached last year when we'll over 700 entered the classes. However. this year about 100 more students plan on entering.
 Extra sessions were first strong ly talked of but at the last meet ling of the board Superintendent Chittenden announced that Princi- pal Charles P. Slate was working out a plan whereby the large num- Der of students might be accom- modated without extra afternoon sessions.
 Last Day of Camp
 Camp Pershing, the Boy Scout camp on the Housatonic river near Derby was officially closed for the season to-day. The contingent of boys who have been at the camp for the past week departing for 'their homes in the borough this morning. Scout Executive Lyman B. Bunnell and several of the lscouts left to-day for a canoe trip lup the river. They will camp en- route and expect to return to the borough on Saturday.
 Saturdays Schedule Announced
 The schedule of games in the lNaugatuck Amateur baseball ! league for next Saturday afternoon lbrings the Pastimcs and the Fall Icons together in the opening con- test at ? o'clock and the Orioles land Crescents meet in the second game of the afternoon scheduled for o'clock.
 Fish and Game Meeting
 The August meeting of the Naug- latuck Fish and Game club will be lheld tonight at 8 o'clock in the thorough court room. Plans for the IfaII hunting season will be taken lup at this meeting.
 Registrars Sit Friday
 Registrars of Voters George P. Young and Dennis M. Linskey will hold a session Friday In the DOT lough court room from 12 o'clock moon until 9 clock in the evening fir the purpose of receiving the names of those who wish to be placed on the party primary lists. Another session will be held on Friday. August IF. Those who fall Ito registrar at the final session on August 12, will he debarred from voting at thc purty caucuses.