The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-01
Dinner To Be Held
 At Four Acres Inn
 On Southford Road
Young Democrats Plan Ball Next Wednesday Many Property Owners Delinquent Eagles Ob-
 serve Ladies' Night Tomorrow
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NaueAtuck, Nov. i--0eorge P Young, retiring otAcial of the Uri- ted States Rubber plant here, anc well known Naughtuck resident, will be fete,. tonight at stag party At Four Acres inn, gouthford.
 Mir. xoungs many friends havt arranged this occasion to honor him. He will be given { testimonial and Q fine time is expected. About iS0 will attend. EntertAinment will Do firnished and . dinner en- joyed.
 Democratic Ball WedMesday
 Tickets for the semi-formal ball to be given by the Young Demo cratic club Of this town next Weds nesday evening at Pythiaa hall are now on galec Jerry Callahan, chair man of the committee reported to- day. Dancing will be from Q ?. m to 2 c. m. with Harry Brinknnan'a Society orchestra furnishing the music. A large attendance is ex- pected.
 200 Haven't Signed
 Although assessors have been kept quite busy the past few days by property owners signing lists there still were about 200 ownera who had not signed this morning, 1t was learned today.
 Today was the final day for sign- ing. A 10 per cent penalty is added to lists not signed by this evening. The assessors, Rocco Mariana and George Waite, will be In the boro- ugh court room all day until s:a0 this evening. Michael Reddy and Miss Marie Lawlor have assisted the assessors In preparing lists and other work in connection with it.
 Earth tremors were felt in . num- Der of houses here shortly after 1 o'clock this morning. Residents of North Main street report several cases of houses shaking and, furni. ture toppling. Local hremen insist Lieutenant James Grant was thrown from his bed by the earth shock. He was sleeping peacefully in the fire house and according to some firemen, feli to the floor. When asked why others sleeping there were not thrown out similarly, they explained that lieutenant Grant has Q more sentitive nature than the rest and felt the shock more keeniy.
 The medium of . chiidren's par. Ade as c means of preventing mis- chief on Halloween was defnon- strated last night when after 4B0 children participated in . colorfui parade through the main streets of the borough. A quiet Halloween was spent with litle damage reported.
 The youngsters who pulled fire alarm box 3i2 in the Pond Hill sec- ton have not been caught. Luckily the call came after most of the children had left the fire house. Foreseeing such an emergency, the fire trucks had ben left in the yard instead of being kept in the fire house.
 Fire Marshal Michael Y. Shea lead the parade with P. Donovan and Policeman John Hanley. Lieu- tenant James Grant of the fire de- partmsqt rode in his car ct the rear of the parade and firemen were placed at strategic points.
 The Naugatuck High schol band with all members in costume added music to the parade. The young sters received apples and candy on their return to the fire house. About 66 were awarded prizes of theater tickets and toys.
 The judges were: Warden John J. Sheridan, Burgess Victor Burkus, Fire Chief Milton Calvin and Fred zehnder and Everett Donovan chairman of the ffemen's enter tAinment committee.
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