The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-01

night In their rooms on Matn street, Other officers elected were: Sub Chief Ranger, Kenneth Spielnan: treasurer, Andrew Whif- fen; financial secretary, Charles Epielman; recording secretary, Ed ward Ryan; senior woodward, Will liam Ryan: junior woodward, Paul MaiIey; senior beadle, Ralph Hough; junior beadle, William Gray. Second trustee, William Duffy; third trustee, Daniel Goric.
 The officers were installed by District Deputy Walter Stone CT Thomaston. Reports of the vari. 0us officers were read and showed that the local Order of Foresters are in fine financial condition.
 The meeting was also attended by several state officers, among them being Grand Chief Ranger, Patrick Gleason of Torrington; < past grand chief ranger, Judge Pe- ter Cavanaugh of Torrington; A. J. Frauenhofer of Torrington, grand court auditor; William Ryan of TCrrington, a member of Cours Pacific of Thomaston and a past chief ranger of that order.
 All of the above visitors were called upon for short talks who compiimented the local organiza- ton on their fine showing. Sev- eral suggestions were made to the local members in their efforts to secure new members.
 Reports made at the meeting, Wednesday night shows that the local order is the strongest in the state.
 It was announced at the meet ing that the state convention will be held in Torrington in May.
 Completes Studies
 Miss Edith Buell., daughter of MT and Mrs Fred N. Buell. of East Main street, Plymouth will com plete her three year coure at tho Hartford hospital training school for nurses, to-day. Miss Buell., a well known Plymouth girl is q graduate of Terryville high school. The commencement of her class in Hartford will be held in June.
 A food sale is being held this afternoon by members of the American Legion Auxiliary in the vacant store in the Cook block il the center of the village. All kinds of homemade bakery are on sale. Mrs Henry Kamens, president of the auxiliary is chairman of the committee In charge of the food sale.
 Special Meeting
 4. special meeting of the Ter ryvule Fife and Drum corps will be held in their rooms in the town hall on next Tuesday evening at which time the members will dis lr hn tflfu year. The corps have also received two invitatoins to par itcioate in field days which will be held during the spring. one be- ing from New York city while the second is to attend field day in Hartford in April.
 The married and single members of the Terryyillc Aerie of Eagles will engage in another of their series of card tournaments, this evening at the Eagles rooms in the Auditorium. The single mem bers have big lead over their married brothers in this tourna- lnent.
 Arrested in SouthingtOn
 Peter Churchelon Of this town was arrested in Southington, Tues day night by Officer Edmund J. Foley on a charge Of driving an automobile without having an oD- erator's license.
 Government "baby bonds'' were placed on sale this morning at the local post office, Postmaster Clar- ence E. Emery announced to-day.
 These bonds sell in denomina- tions oE $25, $50, $10O and $500. A bond worth $25 at maturity sells for $1S.75. It natures in ten years giving q yield of 2.9 per cent. The bonds are tax free.
 Surplus of Relief Funds
 Despite the fact that congress has not passed upon the relief bill which would provide funds for EZRA projects for the coming year and prevented the allotment of funds for local projects for March, the towns EZRA workers will be given work for at least another week due to the fact that there is surplus of funds allotted to the town in the past few months.
 The EZRA projects here will continue next week as the result of this surplus but more funds wi! ] be necessary to carry on the work after that time.
 It is expected that congress will pass upon the new relief bill dur ing the coming week and apprO- priate money to pay for the con- tinuation of the federal relief work.
 A number of local residents at- tended the funeral of Napoleon J. Landry which was largely attend ed from his home at 12S Laurel street, Bristol, yesterday morning at S:30 o'clock and at 9 o'clock at St Annes church where solemn hign mass of requiem was celebrated by his son, Rev John H. Landry of Plainficld, assisted by Rev John F. O'Donnell as dea- con, and Rev Nicholas Caron as sub-deacon. Rev James J. Kane of Clinton was master of cere- monies. Within the sanctuary dur ing the mass were Rev Joseph r.. Perrault, pastor; Rev William F. Laflin, Rev r. x. Chicoine, Rev Joseph T. Cunningham, chaplain at St Francis hospital; Rev Thomas sE. Hayes of Hartford and Rev Joseph A. Degnan of Terryviile.
 Bound Over on Theft Charge f5N# IlAIOi0 lop VI road was presented before Judge William J. Malone in the Bristol city court, yesterday by Prosecut- ing Attorney A. J. Rich on the charge of theft of an automobile. He was charged with the theft of automobiles of Dr F. J. Boyle and of Salvatore Moricco, both on Feb- ruary 18th. Both cars have been recovered. Probable cause was found and Teller was bound over { to the March team of superior court at Hartford under bonds of $2000. When presented in the su- peri0r court an additional charge of theft of an automobile in New <. Britain owned by Fred Harrington Ion Feb 20, will be placed against him.
 Playing Final Game
 Coach Joe Jablonowski and his Terryville high school basketball team will journey to Southington