The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-10

ting more. President Leslie Baker will preside.
 Card Party Tonight.
 A public card party will be held tonight by the St Ceceilia T. A. B. society in T. A. B. hall. Various card games will be played and prizes will be awarded at eacli table. A fine time is promised ali who attend.
 Miss Agnes Ryan of Belmont, Mass, has returned there after hav- ing spent several weeks as the guest of Miss Mary Moroney, of Meadow street.
 An interesting talk was delivered before the local Rotary club by w. Seabury Hungerford, representn- tive to the state legislature from Watertown. Legislation Experf- ences'' was the subject of his ad- dress.
 Albert Chisweil of High street, who has been a patient at the Wa terbury hospital, has returned home after having undergone an operation there.
 Patr0hesses Announced
 Patronesses for the third annual Harvest dance to be held Friday night in Tano's hall by the Chil- dren of Mary of St. Mary's church were announced today. They are: Mrs. John Cullinane, Mrs. Henry Zwick, Mrs. Frank Smith, Mrs. Mi- chael Smith and Mrs. Joseph Dur kin.
 A large attendance at the af- fair is expected. Attractive dec- orations are planned.
 Literature Group
 The first fall meeting of the 1it- erature and dramatics group of the local Womaf's club was held Mon day afternoon in Pythian haii. Moving pictures of Switzerland were shown by Mrs Harry Wintsch and also an explanation of parlia- fnentary law by Mrs. William Cushman and classes in literature and dramatics were held. At each meeting English literature since the Norman conquest up to the present times will be discussed. The dra- matic class is studying "The Mer- chant of Venice" by Shakespeare in detail now.
 5 Altar Society. To Meet
 A meeting of the Altar society of St. Mary's church will be held to- night at 8 o'clock. All members are requested to be present.
 Will Meet Oct. 18
 A meeting of the garden depart ment of the Naugatuck Woman's club will be held at the home of Mrs. J. A. H. Peterson, 19S Mill. vile avenue on oct. is at 3:so p. m. Mrs. Edwin Melbourne will talk on flower arrangement.
 Pension Club Meets Tonight
 A meeting of the Naugatuck Old Age Pension club will be held to- night in the home of Naugatuck lodge, B. P. O. Elks in the Weary building. All interested in the movement are invited to attend. President James Leary will pre- side.
 Edwin Anderson Resigns
 Republican faces in the town hall are continuing to fade from the picture. Edwin Anderson, who has been a clerk in the office of the street superintendent for the past two years, has resigned his position. He was one of the few engaged during the republican ad- ministration, who continued during the democratic reign.
 Water Flushing To Start
 Tomorrow afternoon from 2 p. m. until p. m. water pressure will be low in the borough be- cause of flushing of water mains of the low service system of the Naugatuak Water company. The water will be entirely shut off at intervals on Thursday night be- tween II D. m. and 3 a. m. Ffi- day morning. Pressure will be low for short periods Friday. lily. drants will be flushed on Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct .16 and IT. Consumers are advised to draw enough water for drinking pur- poses before the flushing as the operation will discolor the water.
 Choosing Cast Now
 Selection of Q cast for the play Hold Everything" by Austin Goetz which will be presented by the St. Mary's dramatic club dur ing the second week in December is underway now. The club de- cided to offer this play at a recent meeting.
 Frank Jones was named chair man of a Hallow' cen masquerade dance which will be held Monday, Oct. 29. Catherine Cornell, Mar garet Reilly. Anna Sirtowt and An drew Nolan will assist him.
 Club Meets Tonight
 The first fall meeting of St. Mi- chaeps dramatic club will be held tonight at 8 o'clock. Members of the Valley Players group will be the guests of the St. Michael's club and each organization will present a short skit.
 Nixon Avenue Action
 Action at the adjourned meeting of the board of warden and burg esses next week on the Nixon ave. nue sanitary sewer Is expected. Property owners there met last night in the borough court room and the majority were in favor of the proposal of the administration. Under the terms proposed by Bur- gess Leo Brophy. street committee chairman. they will have to pay $2.50 a foot assessment on their property but all but 40 cents will be deferred on vacant lots. In a case of large lot with only one house, 100 feet will be assessable at the $2.50 rate. An agreement for property owners to sign will be ofaWu up una VIII Do presented to the borough board when signed. Such work will give welfare de- partment men work and the 40 cent charge will cover cost of ma terials.
 Election officials will be ap- pointed and polling places for the November election selected at this meeting.
 Further Board Actioh
 At the board of welfare meet ing Monday night. Warden sheri- dan was authorized 10 renew the lease of. James Palmer on land on Rubber avenue where a gasoline station is now operated by Palmer
 The renewal will be for q one- year period with privilege of fiir- ther renewal. The safne price of s5 per month will be assessed Pal mer. He wants to buy the land there. He has lived up ko his part of the lease by improving the land there. Mir. Eaton reported.
 Supt. Cox reported Leo Brophy, employed by tho McEin company. had inspected the chimney of the tnusxz Aaft atff1If0aF 4s4H NN 4sNHUEn.