The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-03-12

meeting the board action was de-
ferred on the appointment until
the meeting to be held Monday
night. There are said to be several
applicants for the job. There are
several applicants for the position
which is now held by Elmer An
derson. Some Of the board men,
bers are said not to favor change.
especially due to the fact that Mr.
Anderson leases the town farm
property. Other board members are
not of this opinion 1t is reported.
Warden Green at the February
meeting Of the board when the
matter Of naming a superintendent
for the town farm was brought up
stated that the job should be q full
time one. No action was taken at
the meeting, the matter being put
over until next Monday night. It
has been reported that John Burns
is seeking the office and that he
has the backing OF some board
members.
Naugy, Disappointed
1t was sorely looking lot Of fans
| that witnessed the contest last
night in the New Haven Arena In
the Yale basketball tourney be-
tween the Hilhouse High team Of
New Haven and the local high,
Naugatuck losing the contest 2S-22.
Hillhouse with a record of 10
straight wins proved too good q
team for Coach Foley's charges to
were hoping that Naugy would
] come through and go into the fin
| ais tomorrow afternoon.
! NJ a Ia a -
| day by the committee in charge of
the st Patrick's night celebration
Of Naugatuck division of the A. o.
Fl. and the A. o. II. Auxiliary that
| Rev John j. Fitzgerald, pastor Of
st Francis Church will be the prin-
cipal speaker at the exercises to be
held in Tano's dance hall on South
Main street on next Thursday night.
| Father Fitzgerald will speak on
THE Life of Robert Emmett. Fa-
| Their Fitzgerald, an excellent speak
err IL a keen student of Irish his
tory and his talk should prove in
teresting and instructive.
| The committee has also arrang-
cd we'll balanced program feat
uring old time Irish songs and
dances. Two orchestras will fur
nish music, Burke's orchestra OF
this borough and an Irish orches-
ira from New Haven.
Journeys Open Monday
Two Journeys are scheduled to
open Monday night in the local Y,
M. G. A. a ping-pong tourney and a
| billiard tournament. There are
| many entrants for both Journeys,
the ping-pong tourney particularly
| drawing big entrance card.
| Grange MinstreIs Tonight
A well balanced program of
| chorus mum bers, solos and dances
will feature the minstrel show to be
staged tonight in grange hall on
| the New Haven road by Beacon
Valley Grange. Archie Terrill will
direct the performance. Dancing
will follow the show. The program
follows:
Opening chorus, con The Missis-
sippi," entire company; pals OF
the Little Red school,, John Ben
son; shine On Harvest Moon
Fred Twitchell; "Mahatma Ghandi'
Henry Bagley; I'm Sorry Dear
Eleanor Harkins; dancing special
ty, Misses Hartman and Griffin;
I'm Just A Dancing Sweetheart
Emeline Contois; when It's Sleepy
Time Down South" Anna Contois;
blue Kentucky Moon, Mrs Fred
Momtrose; "Now's Phe Time to Fall
In Love, Roy Hubbell; Blue Of the
Night, Mrs Bernard Richards;
dance novelty, John Griffin; River
Stay Away From My Door,, Mae
Williams; Goodnight Sweetheart"
Mrs Charles Knott; ooh, That
kiss" May Edmunson; II Love A
Parade, quartet, Fred Morton, Al
bert Bontempo, Eric Carlson and
Fenton Morton; closing chorus. en-
tire company.
Awarded Contract
The contract for the installation
OF an oil heating system In the
new Middlebury school now under
construction has been awarded Ia
George Wigglesworth and Son. Inc,
of this borough. The installation
will be one Of the largest single unit
installation made In any school IN
this vicinity. The new benjamin
Franklin High school of South Nor
walk was recently equipped with
this type of heating equipment.
Card Party Tonight
The American Legion Auxiliary
will hold card party tonight In
Its rooms In the Odd Fellows
building. There will be prizes for
high scores. Refreshments will be
served.
Funeral Of Mrs Michaela Trinca
| The funeral OF Mrs Clara
| Horace o. Stauffer who died
Thursday morning at her home, IA
Riverside Drive, will be held this
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock from the
| funeral home of Ralph Gilnack
| 20 Park place and from st Mich.
services will be conducted by the
aels church at o'clock where
Rev Arthur F.. Lewis.
| Burial will be In Grove GENE.
terry.
! Funeral of Mrs Michcla Trinca
| The funeral of Mrs Michaela
| Maria Trinca, widow of Nikolau:
Trinca, who died Wednesday night
at the home of her son. ALDER,
Trinca, of Cotton Hollow, was held
this morning from the home Of hei
son at $3.50 o'clock and at 8 o'clocl,
from st Francis church where y
requiem high mass was celebrated
Burial was in st James cemetery.
The deceased Is survived by four
sons, Albert Trinca of this Dor.
ough, Leopard STORAGE of Beacon
Falls and Vincinzo and Salvatore
| STORAGE of Italy; two daughters
Mrs Ida Gallucci Of Naugatuck and
| Mrs Catherine Pettorini of New
Haven; twenty-six grandchildren
and six great grandchildren.
| Recital Tomorrow
The fourth of a series of organ
recitals arranged by Organist Ly.
man b. Bunnell of the Congrega-
tional church will be rendered to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock In
the congregational church by Or
ganist Bunnell. The public is in
vited to attend the recital.
| Pension Committee Meeting
| Judge Martin f. Gormley OF
this borough, a member OF the
committee named by Governor Wi.
bur l. Cross to make study OF
the Old Age Pension, has received
notice that a meeting of the COM
| y,ittaa will ha hald with G0vQrnOl