The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-14
match was rolled at the palace al.


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 All the flremen clicked in the first string to win by more thar 45 pins. However, the smoke-eat CTS slumped in the second and lost this string by 25 pins. when the Killers began hitting their stride Ray Deegan went wild in the third string, rolling 148 and the other | firemen bowled well so the league leaders captured this string by g large margin. Ed Harrison, anchoi man for the Killers, was away of form last night, failing to bowl 10( in any string. Deegan's 14S was high single for the night and he rolled 358 for high total for the evening. ] This now puts the Bremen ahead | by two points. ParKer's team took two from the Winners and thT Aces won two points also.
 In the women's Thursday night ! league, Helen Sims combine took three out of four points from Rose Heavens bowlers, Miss -Jackson's l team won three out of four points from Florence Rheinhardt's team Margaret Hackett's pinbusters took | the same number from Anna Mastes' outfit and Edna Schoeck's team took three from Rose Gal lagher's combine.
 Miss Hoadley of Miss Jackson's team had high single with a 109 score and Rose Gallagher had 312 for high total.
 Give Play Tonight
 A 45-minute dramatic sketch, ''Who Kissed Barbara" will be pre- sented by the Beacon Valley grange tonight at the Grange hall, it was announced tonight.
 Members of the cast have not been seen in any play thus far presented and it is claimed they will furnish some fine acting. Mill dred Hair, we'll known member of the St Michael's Dramatic club has been directing the show.
 On Friday, December 21, the annual Christmas party of the Grange will be held. This will be for members of the juvenile grange who will have charge of the pro- gram. Gifts and refreshments will be furnished by members of the senior grange.
 Tomorrow night the Grange will hold public card party at Grange hall. Prizes will be awarded and refreshments served. MT and Mrs Earl Megin will be in charge ot the affair. Mrs Anna FaSSett, en- tertainment committee chairman will not be able to have charge because of illness.
 We'll Known Resident The funeral of Michael F. Gal | win, a resident of the borough for about 45 years and very we'll known, will be held Monday morn. | ing at 8:30 from his home, 245 Cherry street and at 9 o'clock al St Francis church where a re- | quiem mass will be celebrated. The burial will be in St James ceme- tery.
 MT Calvin died last night about 6 o'clock at his home after about two weeks illness. He was tho fowner of the Calvin taxi service here. He was born in Ireland ant came to Naugatuck at the age O. 13.
 He lived here for short time then moved to Torrington where h' stayed a few years and then re turned to Naugatuck where ht lived the rest of his life. He Wa! a member of ,NaIgatuck lodge O. Ellls, 6 member of the Naugatucl aerie of Eagles, belonged to Nau gatuck Division, Ancient Order O. Hibernians and was an honorary i member of the Naugatuck fire de partment.
 He is survived by four sons John, Simon, Francis and William all of Naugatuck, four daughters Mrs Marie Reidy, and Isabel, botl of Naugatuck, Mrs William Wake of Waterville and Marvilyn Gai win, student at Lauralton Hall Milford; two sisters, Mrs Willial Roche and Mrs Patrick Goggins both of this borough; thre grandchildren and several niece and nephews. He had a pleasan and congenial disposition and ha, many friends in town.
 Mrs GuiSher Dies
 Mrs Eliza Birney Giusher, nativ of Naugatuck and resident here al her life, died last night about 7:3 after a long illness at her home 322 South Main street. She wa member of St Mary's Altar so ciety. She is survived by on sister, Mrs Robert Johnson o , Naugatuck and several nieces an, nephews.
 Case Set for Monday The case of John Menze, 27, o 136 Grove place, West Haven, wh tried twice to take his life in tn local jail last night after havin; been arrested on charge of driv ing while undner the influence 0 liquor, will come up before tli borough court Monday morning. Menze was arrested following complaint by a motorist. MenZ was driving large truck owned b l.. c. Bunnell Go of New Haven Officer George Kogut made the ar rest. Policeman James Cuddy doing desk duty last night, caugh Menze hanging from the top of hi cell by his belt on his first in spection trip he said. Later h went around again and found tn man in the same position, this tim having his shirt around his neck
 To prevent another attempt, al articles of clothing were takel from the man and he was watched Menze said he is married and ha two children. Fear of losing hi job is believed to have been one o | SHS CduoCS ol tHc SuiSAuO ottciHps Police blame his condition. for II however. Menze furnished $20i bond to-day.
 Dump Fire Again
 Bremen were called out at 12:2 this morning to quench another fir at the May street dump whici caused trouble yesterday and ha been a nuisance for some tim They used water and fought thu blaze some time.
 Funeral of Mir BoettgcP
 The funeral of Bruno Boettger who was fatally injured in an acci dent Wednesday night on New