The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-14
Progressive Party Will Place Ticket
 In Next Elections
Candidates For Warden and Burgess Positions Lined
 Up, But Names Kept Secret - John LengyeI Fractures Knee in COasting Accident
NAUGATUCK


ing prepared at the Methodist church. "Jim" is played wy Clar- ence O'Meara, well known in town for his ability to play the stage type of ''darky". In this musical comedy, his lines bring a success sion of laughs throughout both acts. How "Jim" induces the ruler of Algeria to play dice, how he traneforms the nation from a pirate people to a restaurant and bOotblack people, how he interferes in the romantic affairs of at least two couple; these are but few of the things by which, Jim" as played by Clarence O'Meafa, in- creases merriment in the show.
 The cast of 34 has been working hard on this musical comedy for the past five weeks, and ther now remain four weeks more in which the production will be whipped into shape. This week, the first act was put together, the small groups of singers and dancers poining in a large rehearsal on two nights. Next week, two rehearsals will be given over to the second act. Careful and energetic work has already assured the success of The Algerian Pirates. A rehear- sal this Friday night at 8 o'clock is scheduled for the church hall.
 Sunday Sermon Title
 "The Woman Who Used Cosmet- ics" is the title of Mir Zeiters sermon for this coming Sunday night at the 7:45 o'clock service. This Is the third sermon in a series of four on "Fellow-C Citizens From the old Testament, the first two having been "The Man With the Green Eyes,, and Prince Big Head. The series was inter- rupted for the scout. anniversary last week, "The Woman Who Used Cocmetics", is one of the most fa- nous of old Tettament characters, and her downfall provides a thrill ing episode in Hebrew history, and points an excellent moral for these times. The anthem at this service Is 70 God Our Help, with Mar ian Billings having the soprano solo in 1t.
 VolleybalI Maach
 Torrington Y will send two VOL ley ball teams to Naugatuck Sat- urday. Paul Klambt, physical di- rector at Torrington will play on one of the visiting teams, while Fritz Klambt will oppose his broth CT, playing with the local team. The lineup which will play the first match at o'clock is, Wyatt, Mur- phy Sandblade, Lutze, Noble, Durr, Bendler, and Baxter. The second team will be ArbahamsOn, Anderson, Ashmore, Baker, Hallo- way, Smith, Squires, Valinshes and Whitaker.
 GenIot High
 William Galgot bowled 135 for high single and Idris Anderson bowled 351 for high three strings in the regular league macthes last night at the Y.
 Galgot's combine lost all four points to Dr H. c. Roff's. 1164- i23O.
 William Roemer's team and AL derson's split 2-2. 1151-1202.
 Louis Trano's group and John Vests split 2-2. 1203-1109.
 Dr Roff's team is now in first place with 12 out of 16 points won. Galgot's Alderson's and Traino's teams are tied for second place, with 8 points won. Roemer's out fit and Wests's are tied for third place with six wins.
 Found in Richmond
 Chester Sazzino, IT, and Louis Rio, IS, runaways from this town, were taken by detectives in the Richmond postoffice yesterday af- ternoon and detained at police headquarters there at the request of Connecticut authorities. The lads were believed to have been living at a transient camp in Richmond.
 No Court Today
 No session of the borough court was held today. No accidents were reported although a short hail and rain shower early this morning left the streets in a very icy con- dition and made auto driving dan- gerous.
 No EZRA Word Yet
 No word has yet been received as to dropping white collar workers 1t was announced today at the EZRA office. Other places in the state have been notified they will have to let EZRA clerical employ es go but no news concerning it locally has been received.
 Christian Groh, EZRA official, was in Hartford today, acquiring information from state EZRA off, cials concerning how the local EZRA will be affected.
 Killers Win
 The Naugatuck Killers trimmed the Wilson A. c. of Waterbury last night at the Barnard school gym in Waterbury by a 32-28 score. The locals took an early lead and held it. A rally in the last few minutes by. the Waterbury team failed to gain victory.
 Patronesses for the St. Valentine Dance to be held at the Naugatuck Y. M. c. A. tomorrow evening are Mrs. Glenn Kirby, Mrs. John E Caskey, Mrs. William Roemer. Mrs Lyman B. Bunnell. Mrs. J. Arthur Durr, Mrs. Henry A. Peck and Mrs John P. Coe.
 The gym will be decorated to- night. Besides the various commit tees who will assist in the decora- tingf many others have volunteered