The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-11-18

The borough assessors, Carl Thompson and Robert Cleary, ST, will address the League of Women Voters at it's meeting on Monday. November 27, it was announced to- day. It had been originally plan ned to begin the study of town matters by having Warden Harris Whittemore, Jr, and Borough Clerk Edward J. Lingenheld speak but Warden Whittemore promised to come if he could make it, but It was indefinite and MT Lingenheio could not make it this month but expressed willingness to speak later. It is expected both will ad- dress the society at a later date.
 The assessors will tell the league just how the assessments are lalo. how they arrive at the figures ana other details of the assessments. Their talk is expected to be quite interesting, They will answer ques- tions from members of the league after they finish talking. A good attendance is expected at the meet ing.
 Mank At Grange
 A crowd of PAS persons enjoyed an excellent time at the Beacon Valley Grange hall last night. The occasion was Neighbors Night and granges from Cheshire. seymour Rock Rimmon, Bethany, Bethle- hem Harwinton, Mad River. Ox- ford. Torrington and -Naugatuck were represented. The entertain nent consisted of recitations. mon- ologues, piano solos, sketches and a reading. It was presented py members of the Mad River, Sey- mour, Bethlehem and Cheshire delegations. Refreshments were served at the end of the program and dancing was enjoyed. There will be no meeting of the Grange next week because of the fair which will be held by the society.
 Play Scores Hit
 The Odd Fellows scored a dis tinct hit last night with the initial presentation of 8 three-act play "The Rose of Fl Monte" which was shown before a good-sized au- dience in odd Fellows hall. The play was interesting, the acting was generally fine and the au- dience was entirely satisfied.
 The play dealt with California ranch life. Harold Newman as the Chinese cook on the ranch drew many laughs and his performance was outstanding. Joseph Barratt as the selfish, nephew of the ranch owner, Mrs Lillian Johnson as Mrs Goodwin the marriage seeking widow from New York and Olney Trask as Jim Steel the ranch fore. man also showed some fine bits or acting. Others in the cast includ- ing Walter H. Long, the ranch ,,,,ro, Erc AJhork NTil1aY. Rnqit0 Mrs Ruth Barratt as the spoiled daughter of Mrs Goodwin, Albert Miller as Esteban, Mrs Russell weaving as the Indian cook, Gloria Downs, the attractive dupe of the villain and Claus Monsees as one of the villains did equally as we'll.
 One of the features was the dancing of the two Mexican chill dren. friends of Mrs Lulu Able Muffum, who displayed the Mex ican style of dancing between the acts. The play will be repeated to- night.
 Two Court Cases
 , Two cases were to be heard in the borough court to-day. James owen of 9 Galpin street will face the court on charge of intoxica- tion and resisting an officer. He was arrested last night by Officer W. Evon. Domenic GuerrerZ of IA Auburn street. Waterbury was ar rested by Chief Adamson yester- day afternoon on charge of vio- lating the. parking ordinance. He posted $5 bond.
 w. 0. T. U. Meet
 An interesting discussion was held yesterday at the meeting of the Women's Christian Temper ance Union. There was a discussion of law enforcement after repeal and of what members could do 70 secure enforcement and to help the cause of temperance. They were urged to watch the rulings of the state liquor control board and to try to educate the children and the people against the use of liquor.
 Mrs Ellen Hcaley
 Her many friends were to-day ,cgretting the death of Mrs Ellen (Erwin) Healey. widow of Michael Hcaley of 23 Olive street, who died last night at her home. She had been ill for some time and her con- dftion became critical lately.
 Mrs Healey was a resident here for 40 years, coming to the DOT ough from Ireland. She had a pleasant disposition and was well liked. She was member Of the Altar Society, St Francis church. and of Companion Court of Min erya, I. o. F. She was a member of St Francis church. She leaves two sons, Frank and James Healey both of Naugatuck, four daughters, Margaret and Marie Healey, Mrs Patrick Grant, all of Naugatuck and Mrs George F. Sweetman or White Plains and two grandsons, Erwin Grant and William Healey, both of Naugatuck.
 Mrs Anna White
 The funeral of Mrs Anna White, 59, who died at her home on SS. Aetna stret last night will be held Monday morning.
 She leaves her husband. Anthony five daughters, Mrs Vera. Hurd or Brooklyn, N. Y., Helen, Anna ana Constance, all registered nurses of Brooklyn, N. Y. and Florence or this borough and two sons.
 Juniors Plan Dance
 A dance is planned by the junior class of the Naugatuck High school. It will be a Thanksgiving dance and will take place on De- cember l. A committee was ap- pointed consisting of Ralph Tucker, chairman, Thomas Law tor, Ray Anderson, Mary St John' Henry Moeckel, George Nixon' william Pager and William stem. An orchestra for the affair has not yet been selected.
 Vets Installation Tonight
 About 200 persons are expected to attend the installation tonight of officers of Crusader Post. Vet eran of Foreign Wars, and also or officers of the auxiliary. State Commander Elliott will install of ficers of the mems division ana Mrs Blance Stanwood of Bristol, vice-president of the state auxil- iary, will install the local women. There will also be a meeting or the New Haven count council of the vets and the local installation, is expected to start lat o'clock in order. to let all business be trans-