The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-05

firemen to Aetna ana Cliff streets yesterday afternoon ct 4s00 o'clock, Local police have been instructed to koop sharp lookout to catch anybody tanhpering with fire alarm boxes ln the borough and 1t will certainly go hard with anyone nabbod in the act. There was c ser. les of ire alarms here last year and the borough court announced all who turned them in would be severely dealt with. This alarm yesterday was the first in some time.
 Eagles oHlcers installed
 An impressive ceremony marked the installation last night of officers Of tho Naugatuok aerio, Fraternal order of Eagles and of the initla. ton Of nine candidates including WardoD John Sheridan and Fire Chief Milton Calvin, There was c good attendance at the affair.
 Tho Naugatuck aoriO team ini. tiated the candidates.
 State Trustee Thomas o'Connor of Hartford and his stan had charge of the installation, William ". Kelly Of the local aerie, deputy organizer, gave on impressive ad. dress. Delegates to tho state con. vention were named.
 Naugy Plays To-day
 baseball team goes to New Haven to-day to play the Commercial High nine of that place. Members Of the team saw the New York Yankees play the Coloniais in New Haven yesterday.
 Two members Of tfs Naugntuck Woman's Club have been h0norod by the state organization. Mrs w. 0lenn Kirby, former president, of the local society, has been appoint cd chairman Of the Junior Club Department Of the. State Federn- ton Of W0man's Clubs. Mrs D0n- aid l.. MeC0llum, who Is president Of tho local society now has been chosen vieospresid0nt of tho preg- ident's pregldonts' council of tho same federnti0n.
 Local Girl Graduated
 Miss P0nrl Frances LAnnon, daughter Of Mr and Mrs George Lann0n Of Tollos Square, was grad uated this afternoon from tho Griffin Hospital TrRining School for Nurses. Miss LAnnon is well known here. Her family and many friends attended the exercises in the Derby
 Edward Calvin of Meadow street well known iocai upornumerary policeman, was to undergo an ops oration at St Mary'g hospital to-day for appendicitis.
 A son, Howard filling, was born in the Waterbury hospital yestsf' day afternoon to Mr and Mrs Gard. nor Wood Of Park avenue. MT Wood is the former Ruth Hall daughtor of Mr and Mrs Edward Hall Of Union City.
 John Dalinsky, g student at gy. racuse University, ig vaeationing with his parents, Mr and Mrs Frank Baiinsky Of Beebe street.
 Memorial Day Planned
 Sunday Centennial Lodge, No 100, I. c. 0. F., will observe their annual memoriaI day. The graves in Hillside, Grove, Wooster, 0un- town, MiddIobury and Pines Bridge cemeteries will be decorated by committee early in the .snorning Members are requested to leave flowers at the hall ct 8 o'clock in the morning. Members are request. cd to leave flowers at the hall ct z o'clock Sunday morning. Those TO. siding on the west side of town may leave them at tho home Of Victor olson. If this is done early 1t will greatly assist tho committee. All odd Follows in town whether members Of the local lodge or not are requested to assemble at odd FeiIows' hall at i0:30 o'clock where they will form in line and march to Ithe Congregational church where special exercises will be held appropriate to tho occas sion. All Rebskahs arc invited to assemble at the Congregational Parish house and attend service in a body. The sermon will be preach. cd by tho Rev Edward D. Hancc. The committee requests . record attendance on this important occa- sion.
 Young Gets Continuance
 The case Of William Young Of