The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-19

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 Three local youths were among those who sang. The audience was in Q friendly mood and was gen. erous in it's applause. Many en- lcoreg were called for and the af- fair was undoubtedly one of the most successful of its kind held here in some years. | The choice of songs of the club was a good one as the variety proved to the audience the ability of the club in handling the pro- gram.
 All Set for Play Everything is in readiness for the Eastern Star play Ruth in Rush" which will be presented by Ever green chapter, assisted by mem- bers of the Masonic fraternity, in Odd Fellows hall Friday and Sat- urday evenings.
 The complete cast of characters is as follows:
 Mrs Brownell, Ruth's aunt, Mrs Florine A. Durr. tary and friend, Mrs Mona Culver; Ruth Macdonald Moore, always in rush, Mrs Valesca B. Downes. Susie, a maid, Mrs Hannah Hess. Leonard Bruce, poor but aristo- cratic, Albert Miller. Wayne Ashley, rich but uncul- tured, Arthur Downes. Dwight Lambert, an eloper, Arm old Carlson.
 Peggy Patton, another eloper. Mrs Dorothy Olson.
 Gilbert Lansing. writer. Joseph Fl. Barratt,
 Philip Grant. e millionaire, Claus Monsees.
 Sadie Sodastrom, . ticket agent, Mrs Gertrude Anderson.
 Jean Moore Foster, Ruth's sister, Mrs Lillian Hitchcock. Time-Present. Place--An eastern city. Act 1-Roon in Ruth Moore's residence. An August afternoon. Act 2-Waiting room at Sunshine Junction. A few days later. Act 3-The same. A few hours later.
 Between the acts there will be selections by the Masonic Glee club.
 Alvin Wooster, director, Wallace Noble, Charles Erk, Harold Scho- field, Dwight Downes, Harold Stau- fer, Lester Wigglesworth, Harry Needham, Henry zwick, Eric Carl son, Seabury Hungerford, Van Jones, James Heavens, James En- derby.
 There will be dancing at the close with music by The Revelers. Ire executive staff follows: Stage directors-Warren D. Abel and Mrs Mildred Hair. Business manager-Mrs Mildred Noble.
 Stage manager-Earl Megin. Assistants-Edward Miller and Edgar Burns.
 Property man--Myron Noble. Assistants--William Krodel, Jr., Elmer Schmidtz and Mrs Alice Mill Ter.
 Electrician-Seabur Hungerford.
 Makeups-Mrs Clayton Bailey. Meeting Friday The business meeting of the League of Women Voters scheduled to be held last Monday night, but postponed because of the heavy rain that evening will be held to- morrow afternoon at 1880 o'clock in the children's library, Mrs Edna Fenniman, president of the league, has announced. A good at- tendance by members is requested. To Complete Work Soon Work on Johnson street on the storm sewer whic has been going on for several months under CWA and later EZRA supervision will probably be completed early next week, Christian Groh said today. Progress is being made on the Church stret sewer project and also on the Bethany airport road job. | No new projects have been started because of the limited hours the men have to work. Dog Owners Slow Dog owners are slow in taking out licenses for their canine pets. Town Clerk Schiller reported to- day. He said that as yet 100 per- sons have not taken out the li- censes for the animals. Owners have until the first day of May to tag their dogs and if the animals are not tagged after thos period. Dog Warden Joseph Hanley can pick them up and hold them un- til the owner payes a fee.
 Last year thepe were about 560 owners who took out licenses but this was Q considerable drop from previous years when the number averaged 700.
 The town clerk can not account for the sudden drop in licenses. The only explanation seems to be that some owners took Q chance on their dogs not betting picked up by the warden. Licenses for unspaded dogs cost $10.25 and for spaded animals, $2.
 Funeral of Joseph Johnson The funeral of Joseph A. John- son, who died Tuesday night will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from the Salem Lu- theran church. Rev William R, | Iyrendberg, pastor will officiate. Burial will be in Grove cemetery. l Friends may call at the Alderson l funeral home this afternoon and evening.
 Banquet Tonight
 Preparations have been com pleted for the sports banquet of the local Y tonight. A fine time Is anticipated and good meal ir promised those who plan to at- tend. This Is an annual affair and 1t is belived 1t vii be the best one of its sort yet held.
 FOllett Named Head
 Norris M. Follett win lead Aller- ton chapter, Royar Arch Masons during the coming year. He was chosen high priest of the chapter. Other officers are Judge Claremont r. Tolles, king; Warren D. Abel, scribe; Y. Alton Clark, secretary; Ernest Lorentzson, treasurer; My ron Noble captain of the host: Are thur Lorentzson, principal sojourn- CT: George vickery, royal arch captain: Harry Wintsch. keeper of the first yell; Lester F'ollett, keep CT of the second veil; ora Furman, keeper of the third veil; Fred Fol. lett, sentinel. Ofiicers were installed by William Cort of New Haven. state grand high priest.
 Briefs
 Andrew McCann, Frank Durban. Mis Edith Lewis and Miss Beatrice Tenn comprised . theater party | which visited Derby last night.
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