The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-18

make plans for disposal of part Of the funds which it has. Edward !. Lingeheld, treasurer of the Roosevelt ball committee, will turn over the funds. amounting to more than $200 to the committee.
 It is to be used to aid paralysis sufferers here and was the local share of the profits of the ball. The committee consists of Superintend- ent of Public Welfare Leo Scully, | Superintendent of Schools Harold E. Chittenden, Rev. Edwin Gaffney, principal of St. Francis parochial school, Miss Marian Keefe, execu- tive secretary or Naugatuck chap ter. American Red Cross, and Mrs. William J. Weary, representing the Naugatuck Day Nursery.
 10 Court Today.
 No session of the local court was held today. No accidents were re- ported yesterday.
 Young Democrats to Meet.
 4 meeting of the Young Demo- cratic club will be held Thursday night in the Town Hall, 1t has been announced by Matt scully, ! president of the organization. | Plans for the fall activities will be made.
 s Fugitive From Justice.
 James Fernandez Chipelo, 26, who lived at Pond street under | the name of Agneld Nunes was turned over to Inspector Kenncy | of the state immigration office yes- terday afternoon at 1:30. He is said to be fugitive from justice. | He will be charged with illegal en- try into this country. He was a | worker in the U. s. Rubber Com | pany here. The arrest was made | by Chief John Adamson and In- spector Kenney.
 Entertainment Planned.
 An entertainment and card party will be held at Beacon Valley | Grange hall on Thursday, Sept. 26 by the Beacon Valley Farm bureau. There will be free samples of staple goods and several door prizes. It is hoped there will be large at- tendance as a good time js assured.
 Entries Close Saturday
 All Y. M. c. A. bowling league entries close Saturday. Any mcm- Der wishing to join the leagues is asked to call the '"Y" office or get | in touch with some member of the | committees.
 The ladies' afternoon leagne bowls at 2:30 o'clock on Tuesdays. The committee in charge consists of Mrs. Frank Squires, chairman, Mrs. Robert Anderson, Mrs. George Lewis, Mrs. Robert Weav- ing, Mrs. W. F.. Hill, and Mrs. Gilnack.
 The twilight league bowl at 600 D. m. on Tuesdays. The commit tee consists of Anna Nolde. chair man, Anna Bowling, Mae Cullen, and Helen kiely.
 The mems leagues are held on Monday. Wednesday, and Thurs day nights at 800 p. m. The men have their choice of which night they prefer to bowl Franklin | Hubbell is chairman of the com Inittee assisted by stephen Swee- ncy, George Warner, and Louis Triano.
 Classes Start 3Oth
 Many inquiries have been re- celved at the "" as to when the gymnasium classes would start. | MT. Klambt has announced that all classes will get underway the | week of September goth. The vol 1eyball and badminton groups have | been practicing during the past week or two but no regular ses- sion has been held.
 Next Tuesday afternoon a swim .N e.. for girls at inc "Y" pool. Many | of these meets have been held for the boys but this is the first time | the girls have been allowed q meet. Bags of candy will be awarded the winners.
 Mothers, aunts, sisters, etc. are | invited to attend the meet which | will start at o'clock.
 Supper Planned
 A Harvest supper will be served by the Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist church in the church 1 hall tomorrow (Thursday) night | from five until seven o'clock, at | soc per plate. It will be roast leg Of lamb supper, with plenty of fresh vegetables, and appctiZ- ing homemade dessert. All day | tomorrow, the ladies will be pre- pairing this treat; and the public ! is urged to take advantage of hav- ing a good meal "out", in this con venient place and at nominal cost.
 Moonlight Ride
 An enjoyable moonlight ride was held by girls of the tennis pack ing department of the U. s. Rubber company Monday evening. Trans porta.ion was provided by MT. Peck.
 The trip started from Maple street, Naugatuck, continued on through Waterbury, terminating ht the Oak Tree inn in Southbury.
 A piano solo was rendered by | Miss Anne Marcelonas, Miss Tcssic Harvhenka accompanied with vio. lin. Miss Helen Kcnney later gave | an exhibition of the "shag dance" The hit of the evening was the | winning of prize ballet dance by Miss Laura olivera.
 Those present were Helen Ken ney, Laura Olivera, Margaret oliver, Ida Fischer, Anne Mar celonis, Tess Harchenko, stephen Howanes, Marie Flannigan, Kitty Cawiey, Bernice St. John, Loretta Bessett, Lacadia Dumschott, Ceciie Trasky, Irene Bruce, Eleanor Con taIdi, Margaret Mccormack. Ma rion Zwick, Catherine Hanlon, El- len Albert, Adeline Taveres, Mary Pals, Joan Kieras, Anne Mazulaitis. Kay cantin, Teresa Sweeney.
 A Halloween social is planned st q later date. A gala time ls ex- pected at this event.
 Speculation, on Position
 With the time of the resigDa. ton of Atty. Martin k. GOrmley from the board of education draw. ing near. there is considerable spec.