The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-06

F. S. fin odd Fellows hall on Fri 22nd and 23rd. There are, eight working hard and are going to give q good account of themselves. Tickets may bo procured from members of Evergreen chapter. Dancing will follow the play.
 At the business mcting of the I. 0. O.. F. Dramatic Club held last week, 1t was decided to present the three act drama "The Mill of the Gods" for the next offering. This play wil be given Immediately after Lent. &
 Public Card Party <
 The public card party scheduled to be held Friday, February s. by Ojcda Council. Knights of Colum- bus has been postponed until Fri day, February 22, it was announced by Andrew O'Toole, member of the committee in charge. A play for the benefit of the Naugatuck. Day Nursery is scheduled to be pre- sented Thursday and Friday of this week and the Knights decided to postpone their play in order not to draw any patronage from the ben- eft productions.
 / ,-'. Gives Good Talk ssf
 An interesting talk on the sub- ject "Better Light for Better Sight" was given this noon by Robl ert l.. Zahour before the local Ro- tary club. MT. Zahour is lighting specialist of the Connecticut Light and Power company. fa
 Benefit Play Tomorrow {
 Everything is all set for the benefit three-act musical comedy which will .be presented by the Naugatuck Day Nursery tomorrow night In the Gen theater. It will starting each night at S:15.
 The cast of the show consists of the following: Rosa, Marion Dool- Ing; Bob Brown, Frank Jones: Fannie Bachelor. Dorothy Jenner: Billie Penn. Linton Rcnfroe; Mrs. Bachelor, Maizie Callahan; MT. Bachelor. Donald Fowler; Uncle Dclora, Peter Einik, Gordon Spikes Arthur Lorentzson; Herbert Pate, Joshua Fairbanks; Madam Dunne, Mrs. Roy Bunting; Professor Jones, k. J. McGrath; Tessie. Alyce
 Specialties will be furnished con- btCtIuB Ol Fl tAp uahCO Uy ANAA' q Butcher; a speciality dance by Jean Martin; tap dancing by Ruth Kearns and Eleanor Larson; Q vio- lin solo by George Harlamon and there will be other singing mum. bers. / The show is being directed by Miss Mary-Joy. Crozier, who re. ports the cast has, made excellent pr Sress. <. 6 a,.4 g. ga< sLuther League To Meet "A meeting of the Luther League of the Saiem Lutheran church vii be held tonight In the church hal, | at, 8 o'clock. The committee iT charge of the nrogram consists oi Adrian Olson, Burton Lundin, Flor. ence Larson. Doris Anderson and Edith Hanson. s6. ~ Inter- Troop Contest
 An igiter-troop contest and g court of honor will feature the ob. servance by the local Boy Scouts oi the 18th anniversary of the found. ing of the Boy Scouts in the United States. Friday night. The, meetini will be held in Hop Brook school The scouts will demonstrate theii ability in such things as fire hJ | friction. signaling, etc. Funeral of Mr. Smith The funeral of Ralph Edwir Smith who died Monday was helt this afternoon at 3 o'clock from the Congregational church. Key Edward R. HaTice ofiiciated. Buria was in Hillside cemetery. There was a large attendance at the serv' ices. F3
 Mrs. Gaines ID Talk Mrs. David Porter Gaines of Wa. lterbury. state chairman of the FL lis Island committee of the D. A R. will address the Sarah Roger chapter here this afternoon at thu February meeting im the COngrega
 tfonal church parish house. Shs will disciss Ellis Island. A socia win be enjoyed following her tall