The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-11

Naugatuck high came through
with win over Central of Bridge
port in the opening contest OF the
Yale tourney yesterday afternoon
in the New Haven arena. The game
was bitterly contested throughout,
the final score being 1881. Central
suffered a crushing defeat at the
hands of the locals in the borough
earlier in the season but 1t was
different Central team that taak
the floor at the arena yesterday.
They fought all the way through
the contest with determination and
were leading the locals in the first
quarter.
Tonight at 1880 Naugy will play
their second game in the tourney
with the Hillhouse high Of New
Haven. Hillhouse is considered the
strongest team entered and the
local quintet will have to fight
every inch of the way to score a
win. The Hillhouse team has not
suffered defeat this season.
Real Estate Transaction
The first real estate transaction
for several months was filed for
record in the town clerks office
yesterday, when papers when pa
pers transferring house and lot
on South Main street by Joseph
and Margaret Furando to Gus
seppe and Concetta Farxino, were
| filed.
To Name Superintendent
Monday night the board of char
tiles will name O superintendent OF
the town farm. This will be the
regular March meeting of the
board. There are said to be several
candidates for the position which
is now held by Elmer Anderson.
The board will consider the bud
get for the coming year at the
meeting. is expected they will ask
for an increase in the budget over
the figures of last year. Last years
appropriation has been exceeded
by several thousand dollars due to
the demands made for charity by
the depression.
May Cut Ice
If the cold weather continues To-
cal ice men are hopeful that they
! may be able to cut a crop OF Ice.
Several inches of ice have been
made during the past few days.
Returns From Conference
Superintendent of Fire Alarm
| MlCldel L ohCeL AioS tObaA ASa - OA'
Hartford where he attended the
quarterly conference of the Eastern
association fire and police telegraph
superintendents. Fire Marshal Shea
was accompanied by his brother,
John Shea. Following the confer
ence a banquet was held in Hotel
Bond.
Death Follows Brief Illness.
Mrs Clara (Thompson) Stauf-
fer, widow of Horace o. Stauffer,
died yesterday morning at her
home, IA Riverside Drive, after a
brief illness. Mrs Stauffer had
been a resident of the borough for
many years. She was very well
known and highly esteemed in the
borough. She was a member of
st Michaers Episcopal church. She
is survived by six sons, Earl of
Boston, Mass, Elmer, Harry, AL
len, Harold and Clarence of Nauga-
tuck, and five daughters, Mrs H.
Anderson and Miss Thelma Stauf-
fer of Keene, N. H., and Violet.
Elizabeth and Marion Stauffer of
this borough; two brothers, j.
Thompson of Barnsdale, Pa, and
! Edward Thompson of Roselle, N.
j.; and one sister, Mrs E. Roberts
of Shenandoah, Penn, and seven
grandchildren.
The body was removed to the
funeral home of Ralph C. Gilnack,
20 Park place from where the
funeral will be held Saturday af-
ternoon at $3.50 from the funeral
home and at 3 o'clock from st Mi
chaels church. Burial will be in
Grove cemetery.
Grange Meeting.
Following the regular business
meeting of Beacon Valley grange to
be held tonight In Grange hall an
entertainment program will be rem
dered to be followed by dancing.
Tomorrow night the grange will
sponsor q minstrel show, the en-
tertainers being members OF the
grange assisted by local talent.
Archie Terrili IL directing the min
strei troupe.
10 Receive Communion.
The members Of Naugatuck 81.
vision OF tho A. o. II. and the
auxiliary OF the order will receive
holy communion In a body NJ the
7 o'clock mass In 81 Francis church
sunday morning.
Many a. 6ee Game
Hundreds OF local fans Will be IN
New Haven Tonight 20 witness the
contest IN the YaIn tourney be.
tween The Hiilhanse hish fss", ~