The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-11

ignited and started a blaze. The firemen were summoned by tele- phone. Chemicals were used to ex- tinguish the flames before damage resulted.
 Elks Prepare For Party.
 Plans are going along smoothly at the home of Naugatuck lodge of Elks for the annual St Patrick s night social and dance to be con- ducted Saturday night. Edward c. Lingenheld is in charge of the af- fair which is for members and their lady friends. Dancing is to be enjoyed from to 2 a. m. Re- treatments will be served at mid- night.
 Minstrel Troupe to Repeat.
 The Knights of Columbus min strel troupe which scored before a capacity audience on March 1, will repeat the performance next Sun day night in Columbus hall, it was announced at the masses yes- terday morning in St Francis church. The Altar society is spon- soring the performance. Music ap- propriate to St Patrick's will be sung by the troupe. Tickets may be obtained from members of the Altar society.
 Crusader Post Party.
 A St Patrick's night dance will be sponsored next Saturday even ing by Crusader Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, in the Post home, Rubber avenue. An entertainment program will also be presented. Re- treatments will be served.
 Evangeline Circle Meeting.
 The Evangeline Circle of the Salem Lutheran Church will be entertained tomorrow night at 8:00 o'clock at 211 Millville avenue by Mrs Ellen Gerber and Miss Mildred Johnson. An entertainment pro- gram will follow the business meet ing. Refreshments will be served.
 The board of trustees will meet this evening with Adolph H. Nel- son of SIS Hillside avenue at S:00 o'clock.
 OakvilIe Minister to Speak.
 Rev Arthur F. Lewis, rector of St Michaers Church, announces that the Lenten sermon at the ser- vice Wednesday evening at S:0O o'clock will be preached by Rev A. N. Samwell of All Saints Church, Oakville. He is an ex-army chap lain.
 An important meeting of the Mission Study class of the Wo- mems Auxiliary, will take place tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the parish, house. Mrs Norris Follett, Mrs Arthur Richards, Mrs Edna c. Fenniman and Mrs Edgar Burns will have charge of the study class meetings during Lent.
 After enjoying a vacation the past week in accordance With the schedule adopted several years ago by the board of education, public schools were reopened this morn rest period in other communities.
 Louis Cleary has returned to hiR home in Bridgeport after a short visit to his parents, MT and Mrs Robert Cleary of Bradley street.
 An important meeting of Gen. tennial Lodge, odd Fellows. takes tonight at $:00 o'clock in Odd Eel lows hall.
 Miss Olive Warner has resumed her duties as teacher in the West Hartford public schools after a visit to her parents, MT and Mrs James Warner of Golden Hill . Max White of Church street was A guest yesterday of relatives in Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Naugatuck Aerie of Eagles will meet at S:00 o'clock tonight in the Aerie rooms, South Main street, with Worthy President John J. Daly presiding.
 Miss Eileen Cleary of Oak street was 8 visitor yesterday in New York city.
 Board Meets Tonight
 There will probabluy be a dis eussion of the proposed plan to sell some of the town farm land to private individuals at an attrac- tive price, 1t was stated to-day by Supt of Public Welfare N. Hadlcy COX. The monthly meeting of the welfare board will be held. The financial report for the Il months February 2S will be submit ted