The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-02-15
NAUGATUCK Eagles To Initiate
 Big Class Tonight
Judge ODonnelI to Address Aerie-Supt of Streets
 Rathbum Back on Job

Naugatuck aerie Of Eagles will initiate q large class of candidates at a meeting to be held tonight in their home in the Rubin building on South Main street. Judge Thomas O'Donncl1 of Kansas City. Mo, one of the national figures in the order will be present and will address the gathering. He will speak on the unemployment bill now before the national congress which is sponsored by the Eagles. A social session will be enjoyed.
 Resume Duties.
 Supt of Streetss Albert Rathburn who has been ill for the past sev- oral weeks resumed his duties this morning. Supt Rathburn recently underwent an operation in St Mary's hospital in Waterbury for hernia.
 To Honor Washington
 Centennial lodge, No l70O. I. o. 0, F. is making elaborate plans for a George Washington birth day party to be held next Monday night in Odd Fellows hall. Grand Representative Edwin s. Pickett of New Haven will be the principal spaaker. An invitation has been extanded to members of Rebekah lodge to attend the party.
 Praised ParishiOners
 Rev John J. Fitzgerald, pastor of St Francis church thanked the parishioners at all the masses yes- terday for their splendid coopera- ton and patronage of the charity card party conducted last Friday night in Columbus hall by the AL tar society of St Francis church. It was one of the largest attended parties ever held in Columbus hall he stated.
 The entire receipts of the social will go to St Francis Guild for charita ble work.
 Waterbury Minister to Speak.
 Rev Thomas l.. Sinclair of All Souls church, Waterbury will de- liver the sermon at the Lenten services in St MichaeTs Episcopal church on Wednesday night at 8 o'clock. Rev Sinclair has spent most of his life in the ministry in the Far East, many years of his labors being In China. He will speak of some of the interesting things relative to China in his ser mon.
 Card PArty Tonight
 A public card party will be con- ducted tonight in St Mary's hall under the auspices of the Chil- dren of Mary. Bridge, whist, pi- nochle and forty-five will be played and prizes awarded. Refreshments will be served.
 Final Play Friday.
 On Friday night the Parish mt Ira fnr nd "Clarence' In the Gem Opera house for the benefit of the Naugatuck unemployment fund. It will be the final play of series of three ar ranged for the fund some time ago, The first play was given bv the Valley Players and the sec- ond by St Michael's Dramatic club. Reserved seats for Fridays perfor- nance will be on sale Wednesday,, Thursday and Friday in Leary's drug store until o'clock in the af- ternoon.
 Large Crowd to Sec Game.
 Hundreds of local basketball fans will journey to Bristol to- night to witness the first game be- tween the Bristol high team and Naugatuck high to be played in the Bristol state armory. Tonights contest is the first of two games to be played by the leading contend CTS for state high school honors for the benefit of the unemploy- ment fund of their respective cities.
 Both teams have been playing wonderful basketball throughout the season and to-nights' game should prove an interesting one. In n preliminary game the Naugatuck high reserves and the Bristol high reserves will clash. The second game of the series will be played in Waterbury.
 To Clean Up Tax
 A drive to clean up all back per sonal tax is being started by Per sonal Tax Collector C. Henry Squires. There are about 500 de- linquents on the books of the per- sonal tax collector. Notices have been prepared to mail out to these delinquents and they will be given 10 days in which to settle their ac- counts. Delinquents must now pay $3. If they fail to respond to the notices alias tax warrants will be sworn out. Tax Collec- tor Squires reports that the collec- ton to date of the personal tax now due is up to the average collections of other years. March 3. Is the date that this tax must be paid. After that date an additional dol- lar will be added to unpaid bills.