The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-22

store for local amusement lovers
fortnight when the Merry Makers
Of st Mary's church will stage an
entertainment in the parish hall.
There are Is numbers on the well
balanced program, some OF the
borough's best known entertainers
being scheduled to perform and
Eugene Oviatt Of Waterbury is
scheduled to present a speciality
number.
The program is as follows:
Opening Chorus
"Was That the Human Thing to
Do" John Gilbert
Musical skit =. Harmonica band
You're the One" Andrew Nolan
Dance Hurley Sisters
Somebody Loves You"
Frances Reardon
"That Wonderful Mother of Mine"
John O'Connor
Xylophone Master Gordon Hurt
meet Me Tonight"
Clayton Fellows
Dance Little Rita O'Brien
"A Rose, Kiss and YOU
John Sheridan
Banjo James Butler
"Just Friends" Robert Joy
Dance Burns Sisters
"Auf Wiedersehen''-Frank Jones
IT Was introduced to Heaven"
Victoria Einik
Speciality Eugene Oviatt
Grand finale Bells Of st Mary's
Naugy Travels to Torrington
Naugatuck high baseball team
will travel to Torrington to-mor-
row to meet the Torrington high
baseball team. 1t will be the first
game Of the season for the locals
away from home. In the opening
contest on last Saturday the Thorn
aston high team was defeated by
the locals while on Tuesday after
noon WATERFOWL DEBATED them at
Recreation field.
Engineer Gets Trout.
Things broke for Paul Beard
sley, son of Borough Engineer
Robert D. Beardsley last night
when Paul hooked nice ten
inch trout the first one he has
landed since the season opened.
Paul has been wading the streams
about the borough since the first
day the season opened, but the
trout have been, elusive to Paul's
snares until last night. He has
been the. object of much kidding
by employees of the municipal
building through it all. But last
night Paul came back with his
chest stuck out and displayed his
speckled beauty. Some of his as
sociates were cruel enough to in
innate that Paul purchased the
trout or that it was presented to
him by a sympathetic. friend. How
ever, Paul claims he now has the
secret and from now on he is go
ing to show the boys how it is
done.
Extinguish Brush Fire
Firemen at the Maple street fire
house were called yesterday at
12:45 o'clock to the Whittemore
and Bradbury properties on North
Church street to extinguish brush
fire. The blaze was quickly extin-
guished wit hthe aid of chemicals.
Expect May To Be Better
That the business outlook of the
local u. S. Rubber company plants
for the month of May Ia better than
it has been in April is the informa-
ton contained in a notice posted in
the plants by Factory Manager
Walter H. Norton. Next month an
effor will be made to rate all CLASH
iications of productions on a four
day basis. Present plans call for q
I'VE day schedule for the manufac-
ture Of some articles. To accom-
plish this. Manager Norton states
1t will be necessary to transfer OPP
orators on relatively short notice.
Water Mains Flushed
Water mains of the low pressure
service were flushed yesterday and
last evening by employees OF the
Naugatuck Water Company The
water on this service was shut on
at various periods during the day.
The pressure will also be low at
times to-day. The flushing Of mains
will be continued on next Tuesday
ana Wednesday.
VIII Start Duties May 4
James Brennan who was yester-
day named 20 the ONCE Of personal
tax collector for \ term OF four
years by Warden Frank r. Green
win enter upon HIS new duties May
T. rIruH@IIu* r. U<r*<t *UttI<n1 WIN