The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-25

SnckekO ltfug tuC uFSb tUuuNDtel Japan. She Is hcrc shown clad Co the Apkawa river.
 
 Twilight League of tho Naug0tuck Y. M. C. A. was an enjoyable ono Inst night despite tho fact that tho nrdor was dnmponed at first by news of the Injury t0 Virginia Montnnari and Ruth kearng who were injured In an automobile ac- cidcnt while cnrOute to tho ban quot where they planned tO cnter' thin with a dance.
 There were 37 present nt Waver. ly inn where the banquet whs he'd land n steak dinner was enjoyed. Fritz Rlambt "" physical diree. tor, and Andy Jtuu entertained with dances, Mrs R. St John ex- hlblted her skill with the aGcOf' dion and n group of league mem. bers scored q hit with q minstrel show.
 Prizes were awarded to various winners, the list having been hn' nounced yesterday. Miss Jane Bontcmp0, winner of three thihgH, received a beautiful trophy ih the shape of q silver bowling ball with lhn nthletlc figure on top, and hls0 n pin. Miss A. Helen f.agownlk received a silver trophy c0nslsting of a silver bowling ball, and also a pin. Miss Anna NOlde was given a pair of bowling shoes. All the rest of tho winners received Smd'i gold pins. , a..
 Thoso present follow Mrs Hazel Almqul8t, Anna Anderson, Jane BontompO, Flora B0ntsmpO, Helen Barlow, Virginia Blade, Mrs J BrondriGk, Mae Cullen, Anna bowling, Jeanette doodrick. Lor- rnlne 1foadley. Adcilne Hansen Beatrice Keatlng, isabelle kiernnD, Helen Kiely. Evelyn Klnmbt, Helen ingOwnIk Bessie Lenners, Marie Long, and Mao Miller.
 Aigo prcsent were Hannah Mur. phy, Mary Meyer, Julia MGCarthy. Anna Noide, Martha Nichols, Ser nice Rumney. Theresa Ruby, Mff V, <. St John, Aiico Saunders Marjorie squircs, Mary Shirley Andy Rnu, Mrs N. Allen, William Gajgot, Mrs l.. F. Bre0n and Frifz
 TO Initiate officials
 The local Aerie of Eagles is planning to take into It's ranks l HOtflt DOrOuHH OltthtDs sheridan and Fire Chief Milton Odl. yin will Do Initiated as mobers on june 1 with other candidates. Newly elected officers will Do in. stailcd then. Thomas O'Connor. state trustee, will be in charge of tho installation. William Y. Kelly, deputy organizer. will give tho
 Control Box Removed
 The trafflc control box on North Main street opposite Bridge street has been removed because ncrs is no need for 1t. the automatic traffic light taking care now or MIl traffic. Frank MOTHS, supcrIn, tendent of the fire and police Signal syatoms is changing boxes to new nnies which were recently erected by the Connecticut Light ana Power Company. This work is done annually, It will not be com. piotcd for several days.
 Sewer Work Progresses
 Work on. the Church street or is progressing. The worksrh have now got well up toward tne center of Church strect. Men lh tho employ of the Blakesiee com pany of New Haven are repnirIns North and South Main streets Traffic is allowed through, now ever.
 A rollicking play, replcte witn laughs and splendid actinB. en.e'. tained a large audience at the ueIn Opera House last night. Tho play "It Never Rains', was presentco by the senior class and should score again tonight when 1t VIII DC presented for the last time. There wre only a few vacant seats In the theater last night and tonign, there will be q packed house hl this morning all seats had peer taken for this evenings show. Il Miss Louise Grainger. who aI' rocted the show. Is to be congratu' lated for her choice of characters Howard Bristol as Henry Rogers who is not master of his owI home. arouses the sympathies ol inc audience and portrays his par in excellent fashion. Beryle MaJo' deserves much praise for her cap able handling of the character o hIs wife. who is finally diBillua toned in her dreams about an old lime suitor. Miss Major had tn' opportunIty for fine acting ant took advantage of every chance. Probably the person who score' inst with the audience was Frah cIs Kosowicz, class president. wh' as Jimmy Rogers. the exuberanti. youthful son of the Rogers, give to his character q fine touch 0 reality. Kosowicz has to portra' many moods, deject9dness, VIII iov. fatuous i0ve-sickness, worr' and defiant rebcIMousness and h does a good job.
 The plot has to ao with whn 4ollows the visit of Eastern friend of the Rogers family to California where it "never rains. Fraterni lies, college affairs and pep2y req estate talks. together with a' elopement attempt. add gayeV U the show.
 Helen Guild enacts the role Q s,veet Dorothy Lee very well, an Ruth richardson, school tenni champion. takes the part of Nor Ieen Sears who wants to play wit' fire. and she handles it quite nbis Emmett Mooney as the foppis ] exsuitor of Mrs Rogers. Clayto
 Houseknoct and Marion DooIing {. 2 Mir and Mrs Lee, the Eastern pal and Eleanor Larren as ahe mait also turned in performances thr may be proud Of. Marion Davi' Mary Courtney. Dominic MInnlcue q cl. William Painter, Donald KIT and Rudolph Anderson. enaese
 their minor roles well.
 Mrs James fiealey WIS niake.u
 mistress. Mortimer ouifk assists