The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-14
NAUCATUCK l Class Of 300 Is
 Confirmed To-day
Bishop McAuliffe Administers Sacrament at St
 Francis Church-Charity Board to Meet

20 into the appropriations recom- mended to the freemen at the ses sion Monday night. The board Is asking for an appropriation or $75,S00 for outside poor for the coming year. Last year the sum of $90,00O was spent for this pur- pose.
 From the present outlook 1t would seem that the estimate made by the board is a conservative one.
 If the borough is forced to con serve on work due to the appropri- atidns being asked for street de- partment and with the Unemploy- ment Fund having completed their work for the present, 1t would ap- pear that the charity department will be forced to care for more and more people who are actually Tn need of help.
 Grange Honors Fathers and
 Mothers
 Tribute was paid to both fathers and mothers at the meeting ot Beacon Valley Grange held last night in Grange hall. A very ap.. propriate program was enjoyed. luncheon followed.
 Convention Opens This Afternoon.
 Nels c. Bjork of Stratford, dis. trict president of the Scandinavia Fraternity of America will open the fourteenth annual convention of the ninth district of the order this afternoon at o'clock in odd Fellows hall.
 Naugatuck Valley lodge will be host to the delegates and their friends for the two day session. The session this afternoon will be ta n up with routine work, hear ir of reports and naming of com1 mistees. At c o'clock .. supper Will be served in the banquet hall. In the evening at 8 o'clock an enter tainment and dance will be held in odd Fellows hall. Music will be furnished by the Lakeside orches- tra.
 The second day of the session will be election of officers at this session. Al 2 o'clock in the after noon the visitors will be bapqueted | in the banquet hall by the women of the local lodge. It Is expected that between 150 and 200 visitors | will attend the session.
 Borough Youth to Graduate. George IT. Krell, son of Mir and md Mrs Harry Krell of 3S Carroll Court will be graduated from the Missouri School iOf Mines and Metallurgy on May 21, with the de- gree. of Bachelor of Science in Mine Engineering. krcll is a grad. uate of tho Naugatuck High school Festival Opens Monday.
 Crusader Post, Veterans of For | at,... tnu e, ,.Iti pnnnuAr n nnn vaHk festival to be held at Recreation field starting Monday. Throughout the week Art Lewis Greater shows will be featured. Al Ingrn. | ham and his radio broadcarters will be one of the headline features | of tho week. f Irving Brown is chairman of the committed. His assistants arc Will Ham Lilly, Angelo Pompinl, John Magone.
 Arranging Concert.
 Several novelty features will be introduced at concert of public school musicians to be staged In the high school auditorium on Fr1. day night, June 3, under tho direc. ton of Leon R. Corllss. supervisor of music in the public schools
 Ono of the features will be the appearance of n. toy orchestra made up of pupils of the first, sec ond and third grades. This group will be composed of 21O, young sterB. Another feature will be the appearance of the harmonica band of tho fourth grade of the Rubber avenue school under the direction of Mss Margaret Phillips, teacher Of. the grade, both the grammar school and high school bands will be featured on the program.
 Concert Tonight.
 The concert which was original. ly scheduled to be given last Thurs day night in the Swedish Congrc- gntlonal church. but had to be postponed will be rendered tonight at o'clock. Mrs Olson of pitts- burg, Pn, will be the guest soloist.