The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-23
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A4SLOTy OA tne ASdS u0s 1uey played games and enjoyed swimming. The trip was made in private cars.
 Church Board Meets Tonight
 A meeting of the church board of the Immanuel Lutheran church will be held tonight at the church hall and it is possible Rev Harold Lucas of Seymour who was of- fered the position of pastor at the local church, will accept the call officially. It has been generally understood Rev Lucas will take the positoin but he has not taken any official action in regard to it yet. If he does accept the board may also designate when he will start his dutes here. Michael Pope heads the board. Rev Lucas preached at the church yesterday, Remember Christ" being the sub ject of his talk.
 Eagles Meet Tonight
 A special meetin gof the local aerie of Eagles will be held to- night. Action in regard to local delegates to the national conven- ton in Cincinnati soon will be talk en. John J. Daily, president of the aerie, will be the delegate, it is ex- pected. It is probable more ac- ton concerning the old age pension drive may be taken at the meeting.
 Actors Enjoy Outing
 About 40 members of the St Mi chael's dramatic club enjoyed an outing Saturday afternoon at An drew's mountain. They played games in the afternoon, including baseball, had an excellent lunch after the evening meal. President Samuel I. Lyons headed the com mittee in charge of the event. bell, Lester Wigglesworth and Mrs Harold Perry.
 First Pay Day Friday
 Workers in the U. S. Rubber factory are looking forward to Fri day of this week, which will be their first pay day in four weeks. They had a little more than two weeks shutdown and got no pay last week. Most of them went to work last Tuesday so that means they will get pay for only three days this coming Friday. They will not get pay for this present week until a week from this com ing Friday.
 Naugatuck merchants will wei come the coming of pay day, even though it represents a small pay, as as many of them have been "carry- ing" their customers until the lat ter were again paid.
 Install Officers Tonight
 Installation of officers of Gen. tennial lodge, Independent Order of odd Fellows. will take place to- night at o'clock. Charles M. Huxford, district deputy grand master, will have charge of the in stallation. Officers to be installed are: Lester Butcher, noble grand; Fred Seeger, vice grand; l.. Caryl Hoadley, recording secretary; Jesse Barrett, financial secretary; treas urer, William Richards.
 Hibernians Enjoy Themselves
 A fine time was had by members of the local Ancient Order of Hi- bernians and of the auxiliary who attended the state field day at West Haven yesterday. A large number attended from the borough, some going in a bus, others in private cars.
 Many to Pay Taxes
 With only seven more days Tn which to pay the July taxes, there is still almost $200,000 in uncollect- ed taxes. A rush is expected this week by Tax Collector James Fitz- gerald.
 Many of the larger industrial concerns have yet to pay their tax es and this is expected to send up the amount some. As soon as rubber employees get paid, it is ex- pected many win pay their taxes August l ist he final day for pay ing before interest is levied.
 Anniversary Mass Tomorrow
 A large attendance is expected tomorrow at the mass which VIII be celebrated in St Francis church at o'clock in honor of the gol- den wedding anniversary of MT and Mrs Thomas Foy of Walnut street, long residents of the borough.
 Go to Cromwell
 Many members of the local Swedish Congregational church yesterday attended the 14th annual conference of the Young Peoples association in Cromwell over the week end. A few stayed there but the majority returned to the bor- ough last night.
 Pythians On Outing
 Members of the Knights of Py- thias here attended the field day Sunday at Double Beach. Sports and swimming were enjoyed and a lunch was served.
 Briefs
 Mrs Louis Triano and Rocco Tri. ano of Hill street were visitors yes- terday in New York city.
 Edward Fitzgerald of German street is visiting friends on Long Island.
 Theodore Lawlor of Scott street is vacationing at Lake Zoar. He will return Monday.
 William Calvin of Bridgeport yesterday was a visitor at the home of his mother, Mrs Annie Calvin of Meadow street.
 Fred Schumacher of May street