The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-26

wolcott, April 26-The "send a Boy to Camp committee are making final arrangements for the minstrel show to be given at the Town Hall, Friday evening at S:15 o'clock. This minstrel will be put on by the Comites club of the Central Y. M. c. A. of Waterbury.
 The end men will be Joe Leg gett and Francis Carr; interlocutor William Fleming: soloists, Charles Bedell, Randall Mccarthy, Frank Stophy. Edward Corrigan, Francis LeF'lamme, Charles O'Connor and Francis Crowe; dancers, Francis and Joseph McKenna; director, Tom Creedon; pianist, John Bedell.
 Inspection! No, A Fire.
 What was to have been an in spection of the State Forest Fire organization of this town turned out to be a real demonstration of fire fighting.
 The fire squads were first called out to fight brush fire on Fer kns avenue, in Waterbury. Re' turning from this fire they gatn' cred at the home of Henry l. Norton, head fire warden Of thls town. Here D. M. c. Eddy o1 Simsbury was to conduct an ln. spection. MT Eddy whose office is located in Torrington is state su- pervisor of the fire wardens of the west section of the state.
 Before the inspection was under way smoke was sighted in the di- rection of Mill Plain. Both squads left at once for the fire. This was found to be a brush fire on Home stead Ave-, between the Meriden and Cheshire roads. An alarm had evidently been sent in to the Wa terbury fire company. The state squad had the fire extinguished before the Waterbury department arrived.
 Marston Here Tomorrow.
 Tine members of the committee planning to organize a Scout troop will meet with the chairman, AL fred German and Arthur D. Mars ten, Scoutmaster of Waterbury, at the Woodtick chapel, Friday eve- ming at 7:00 p. m.
 The meeting is called early so that, any member wishing to at- tend the Y. M. c. A. minstrels later may do so.
 All members of this committee, are urged to be present at this meeting.
 Local Girl to Dance.
 Miss Dorothy Winters of the Todd road will do a speciality solo dance at the entertainment which ss k~ I z-{xy hxy IA I'll VNy Girls club is to be given by the Waterbury Girls club, at the Wa terbury Women's club rooms in Waterbury, May 17th.
 Briefs.
 MT and Mrs Alfred German had as a weekend guest, Mrs Germans mother, Mrs Charles Mosely of Farm street, Waterbury.
 Mrs Grace Washburn and son Benton Washburn, of Waterbury. were guests Saturday evening of MT and Mrs Charles Myngheer. Attend Circus.
 Among those from Walcott who attended the Grotto Circus at the Armory in Waterbury, Monday night were MT and Mrs Walter Smith, Sidney Smith, Mrs Chas IVY IlcST, NulSS ILSIllCI Ransome Bronson and Claude V. Badger.
 Society Chatter.
 MT and Mrs Frank Hubeny and family of Plantsville were guests Sunday, of MT and Mrs James Bergen.
 Clarence Piekel, a student, of the School of Accounting of Bos- ton, spent the weekend with his parents, MT and Mrs John Piekiel of the East Bristol road.
 Mir and Mrs Aaron Cook and daughter, Eleanor of Waterbury. were guests of MT and Mrs John Kruse, Sunday. -<
 MT and Mrs Elmer Hoffman and son, James and Mrs Fred Moline and children of Terryville. spent Saturday at the home of MT and Mrs James Bergen.
 MT and Mrs Dewitt c! Cole had as guests on Sunday, Mrs Cole's