The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-20

work in tho borough. W. !, Megii heads tho group.
 r. J. Connollyeand John ], Cor man are It's other members. Unfai practice In tho past was charge, at tho mooting Of the contractors A general depository committee oonsistlng of Charles LaddOrbush general contractor, Arthur W swan, electrical contractor, Harr! Rogers, plumbing contractor an, John Svenson, plumbing e0ntraG tor, was also namod. July f6 ig [, be tho date for the depository {, take effect. Another naeating wii Do hold within two weeks.
 Are Iclla' Delegates
 Edward Ahern, Edward Lingen hold and D0rnard Lindahi, will b, tho delegates from tho local lodg, of Elks who will attend tho stat, convention Of the Eiks which VII Do held Saturday in Norwich. l 10 not expected many, if any, 0the l1lks from Naugatuok will attent tho affair.
 Another Auto Accident
 A collision occurred y0ataFdR, near Dead Mans Curve between { by Alec Iaduo of s Lounsbur, street, Waterbury, and m aut! drivon by Arthur Mlxsano, 34i South Leonard street, Waterbury
 Tho wet pavement is believed C have Gnusod tho accident whIcf happened at about f0i30 o'clock if the morning. Thcre was nobody hurt but tho front and loft sde 0l Mixxnn0's car was badly smashed In. It was taken to a garage or North Main street for repairs. Tht two car drivers could come to nc agreement so they were 0rdered C appear in court on July 20 or charges Of recklesg driving unless settlement is reaohod before that It was the fifth accident in two weeks in that region.
 School Thursday Morning :.
 Although grammar school grad uatl0n will Do hold tonight there will be Q short scssion of local pub' Iic grammar schools tomorrow mornnR. The high school gradun' ton will Do held In the 0om opera houo tomorrow night but the pro. gram for the affair or the 1t oi graduates has not yet been An' Tlounced. Scholarships will bt awarded at that time Go leading students alphabetically.
 Bake Planned
 A fine time is expected at the third annual cIambake Saturday afternoon, July 2s, Of the Motho. dist Episcopal church. This Will be held from 2 until four 0'clOcl. at the lawn of the home of MT and Mrs c. Elmer Tucker in Beacon Valley.
 The clambake has become the most popular event of the social activities of the church. AS in the past, Clayton A. Bailey, Of 62 Oak street, will be in charge of tickets and c. Elmer Tucker will act ai head chef. Tho Methodist clam bake Is famous for the vast guan' titles of food, and the great va' riety found at this event which may properly be called q "fenst' Mrs Ralph Floyd is planning the games with which many Of the guests like to amuse themselves be fore and atfer the bake. Car Krotxer has been appointed to ar range for the annual baseball game between the married and single men. The public in general has. 4H previous years, came to the clam bake and had . fine time; and Il again invited to 1t.
 PIan Affair Tomorrow
 Past Patrons and Matrons Night will be observed by Evergreen Chapter, order of Eastern Star, to. morrow night. it was announced today. There will be an initiation and supper will be served at 6:sd o'clock. All members are request. ed ( obe preaent and also all mem. bers of Evangeline Sewing Circle are urged to attend.