The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-26

in Waterbury on April 25. On Sat- urday a daughter was born to MT and Mrs Philip I. Saffran of Ward street.
 Grammar School Honor Roll According to announcement made yesterday, 1S1 pupils of the sixth. seventh, and eighth grades of the public schools won places On the honor roll for the month of March. The students are pupils of Salem, Hop Brook, Central avenue, Prospect street and Millville schools. Building and Loan Shares Due. Shareholders of the Naugatuck Building and Loan association arc reminded that April installments are now due. Secretary Edward c. Lingenheld will be in his office in the Hopson building this after noon and evening and tomorrow afternoon and evening for the col lection of dues.
 Still Tagging. There are still hundreds of dogs in the borough to be registered with Town Clerk Louis Schiller on or before next Monday. Only a small percentage of the 700 dogs that are supposed to be in the bor- | ough have so far been accounted for. Owners who fail to comply 1 with the law will be taxed an ex- tra dollar for such failure. The town clerk will be in his office every night this week for the &C., commodation of those who wish to register their pets.
 CarrOll-Dolan.
 Ty LNyrar nj nI, e% n,.I morning at o'clock, Miss May Dolan of South Main street and Donald Carroll, son of MT and Mrs John J. Carroll of Dunn avenue were united in marriage by the pastor, Rev John J., Fitzgerald Father Fitzgerald also celebrated the nuptial high mass which fol- lowed.
 The bride was attended by Miss Esther Carol, sister of the bride- groom and Emmett Carroll, broth CT of the groom was best man. Following the ceremony a wedding breakfast was served to relatives of the bridal party. Later MT and Mrs Carroll left on an unannounc- ed wedding trip.
 The bride is graduate of the Naugatuck High school and Dan- bury Normal school and is a teacher in the public schools of Beacon Falls.
 MT Carroll is connected with his father in the contracting business.
 Large Crowd At Party.
 Another record crowd was in attendance at the card party given last night in St Mary's parish hall by the Altar society of the church. Prizes were awarded to the win- ners and refreshments were served.
 We'll Known In Borough.
 Daniel J. Darlington of Beacon Falls, who died Sunday afternoon at his shome was very well-knOwn in the borough. He was a staunch democrat and served as postmaster of Beacon Falls during the admin istration of President Woodrow Wilson. He had also served as member of the state legislature from Beacon Falls, was first se- lectman of the town for many years and served on the school. board for over 50 years. The fu-. neral will be held Wednesday af- tern on from the w. l.. Ward fu- neral parlors in Seymour at o. clock. Burial will be in Pinesbridge cemetery.
 Attended District Meeting.
 Many members of Centennial Lodge of Odd Fellows attended the district meeting held last night in Waterbury. Members of the local lodge put on a mock degree which featured the entertainment program.
 Report Sent to Printer.
 The annual borough report is now in the hands of the printer and it is expected that the first copies will be ready the last of this week. The full supply of reports for the voters will be available on election day. This year the report will be made out in a simplified manner in accordance with the bookkeeping system installed by Edward c. Lingenheld.