The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-26

was the subject of his address.
 There was a good attendance.
 The meeting was held in Halls
 tavern.
 | Few Days Left
 Only a few days remains for
 Naugatuckians who owe taxes
 which were due and payable Tn
 December 1933, to pay them. They
 must be paid by next Monday or | liens will be filed on their prop erty. This is required by the law of the state. About a month ago Tax
 Collector Jarrfes Fitzgerald ad- vised those who owe to pay their l taxes and. some responded but | there are still some who face the
 alternative of paying in the next few days or having the property | attached. MT. Fitzgerald is now i'll
 and Charles F.. Daly. borough clerk | will receive payments in his stead. Briefs r Mir. and Mrs. Charles Dalton of New York City were visitors in
 Naugatuck yesterday. Rev. Robert Beardsley of New Haven visited his father, Borough | Engineer R. D. Beardsley of Mea-
 dow street yesterday. Harry E. Cross of New York City returned there last night af- | ter visiting over the holidays with his mother, Mrs. Catherine Cross of Park avenue.
 Miss Agnes Campbell of New | York City is visiting Mrs. A. Bar ton Cross of. Walnut street over
 the holidays.
 Ta Do% rf yYa ,sw.r xk1v D. C., was a visitor in Naugatuck
 over the holidays. He is former
 local resident.
 Alfred Bontempo. of Hotchkiss street was visitor over the holi- days in Williamsport. Pa. Miss Mary T. Cross of New York | City, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Catherine Cross of Park avenue. William E. Cross of St. Albans, N. r., was also visitor in the bor- ough today.
 Charles Martin of Svea avenue
 was visitor yesterday in Will Transport, Pa.
 Borough Attorney and Mrs. Mar
 tin E. Gormley of German street will leave Friday on a four-day
 cruise to Bermuda and return. Irving Rosenblatt, student at
 New York university. is visiting
 relatives on Salem street. Hans Griesbach, student at Maryland university, the Dental School section, Is visiting his fa-
 ther, Hans Griesbach, ST., of May street.
 Clayton Houseknecht, Jr., stu dent at Northwood preparatory school of Lake Placid, N. r., is vis-
 iting his parents, MT. and Mrs. Clayton Houseknecht of Hill street.
 Robert Dubois of Maryland U:; is visiting his parents, Mir. and Harry Olson, Jr., of New York city yesterday visited his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Harry B. Olson of New street.
 Lawrence Duffany of Tolles Square was visitor yesterday in Torrington.
 Domenic Minnicucci, student at
 Providence college. is visiting his parents. MT. and Mrs. John Minni-
 cucci of German street. William Garfield, student at
 Providence college is visiting his
 parents on Tolles Square. Alec Sareyan. student at Penn .sylvania university is visiting his parents on Carroll court over the holidays. Howard Kamerzel, student at an electrical school in MiddletOwn, l was a visitor yesterday with rel | atives on Oak street. Christopher Moroney of Meadow street was a visitor yesterday in Northampton, Mass. Edward Butkus, student at Syr- acuse college, is visiting relatives
 in the borough.
 James Duffy, a student at St Thoimas seminary, Hartford, was a visitor at the Il ome of his par ents, MT and Mrs Thomas Duffy of Meadow street. The Naugatrck high school bas- ketball team will go to Winsted tonight to play the Gilbert high team there.
 Visit Tree Crib Many persons visited the home of Frank San Angelo of South
 Main street yesterday and today to inspect the unusual Christmas there. The tree is bent in the form of a crib. It produces a realistis effect and presents a beautifol ap- pearance.
 The figures of the Christ child of Joseph. Mary and the Three Wise men are represented amid a moss covered background. Electric lights add to the effect of the crib-tree. | It is the only one of it's kind in a private residence in town and year. iv draws mllch attention MT. San Angelo has had it for 16 years. This year more persons visited 1t than ever before. It will be there for a week and then will be taken down.
 Will Give Minstrel Plans for a minstrel to be held probably in February by Ojeda council. Knights Of Columbus will Fbe made tonight at meeting of the council in their rooms in the
 Weary building. It is expected that a unique presentation will be of fered but nothing definite has yet
 been done about it. No Court Today Activities in the town hall were resumed today, after. a holiday yesterday. There was no session of the borough court today. g man who was arrested pending investi- gation of an alleged car theft being released when it was learned per- mission was given him to use the auto. Police reported one of the quietest Christmasses of late years. 
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