The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-03

mem UeFS pluHneu oH dtteHulHB tHe Naugatuck- Bristol High school bas- ketball game played in Waterbury last night, the regular meeting of the Naugatuck Fish and Game Club was postponed until March 9.
 Purse Snatchcr Not Found
 The local police have been un- able to learn the Identity of q man who snatched purse from the hands of Mrs Anthony Ostrosk! of North Main and City Hill streets, Tuesday evening while she was pass ing the old Union City fire house on Bridge street and disappeared in the darkness of the Eastern Mal- leable yard. Mrs ostroski was alone at the time of tn etheft. Police and q number of members of the Po- ish.American club who now oc- cupy the old fire house building aided in the search of the neigh borhood but were unsuccessful in finding the thief:
 pr Fl. c. Rolf was elected exalt. ed ruler Of Naugatuck Lodge of fIlks at the annual election of of. ficers held Tuesday night. Other of. ficers named to serve with pr Rolf are esteemed leading knight, Jo' seph l.. Somers; esteemed loya knight, Patrick F. Mckeon; es' teemed iecturing knight. Thoma! J. Lawley; secretary. Edward J Ahern; treasurer. Edward Q. Lin genheld; tiler, George F. Hagger ty; haplain, Frank H. Frost; trus' tee for three years, Michael B Reidy, delegate to grand lodge con- vention, James b. Sweetman, alter. nate, Michael B. Reidy. These Of fcers will be installed at the meet ing of the lodge on April 5.
 Should Raise Tidy Sum Judging from the large audienet that witnessed the basketball game played in tho Field street State Armory in Waterbury last night between the Bristol High schoo team and the Naugatuck High team q considerable sum should flow in' | to the coffers of the unemployment fund of the borough for waost benefit the game was played. The | first game between the two teami was staged in Bristol and the re- ceipts of the game went to the un' employment fund of that city While Naugy boosters were some. what disappointed at the result oi the contest, there was much con- solation in the fact that so large a gathering was present and that the local fund for the unemployed will be boosted considerably. The re. ceipts of the Bristol contest totaled around $750.
 Present Play
 A very successful edy-dra- ma of college life, T Will! Won'tw will be presented by the dramatic group of the Naugatuck Methodist Episcopal church or March 10th at S:15 p. m. for the benefit of the day nursery. The play, which is full of laughs, con. ccrns the work. play. troubles. as- pirations and courtships of group of college boys and girls. It has been judged one of the most suc- cessful amateur plays in years and has been universally popular all over the country.
 Give Concert
 Andrew Di Crosta. master of all musical instruments. and Lenora Ferarri, soprano and piano accor- dionist, will present a novelty mu- sical entertainment under the auspices of the Methodist Episco- ral church in odd Fellows hall on March 9th. There will be two programs: 3:45 p. m.. especially for children, and p. m. for all.
 Lenora and Andrew Di Crosta are nationally known concert and radio artists. Their novelty musical programs are presented with the rare charm of cultivated Italian personalities. Lenora Ferrari Di Crosta has been judged the world's s best artist on the piano accordion and her husband plays a dozen or more instruments. Besides the ac- cordion the trombone, saxophone. French horn, clarinet, cornet. alto horn, flute occarins, banjo, and other instrumental and vocal solos. patriotic airs, accordion and saxo- phone duets, medleys, musical novelties and limitations. popular old time melodies. sacred selec- tons, Italian folk songs. costumed songs and banjo melodies. One of Di crosta's original features is the playing of two saxophones at the same time.
 Debate Tomorrow.
 A debate on the subject: "Is cap- italism in America Worth Keep ing?" will be held at the Nauga- tuck Methodist Episcopal church forum tomorrow evening at 6 o. clock. The underlying problem Is capitalism versus socialism as the future American economic system.
 The speaker for the affirmative will be William !. Pape, newspap- CT publisher of Waterbury and the speaker for the negative will be Alfred E. Lewis, secretary Of the Socialist party. New England dis triet.
 There win Do opportunity to question both speakers at the close