The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-08

You'd wager your last dollar that | even be brothers, but you'd lose, f | is a true brunei, while his twin,
 born of Mexican percentage on San worldwide sc sulting, were he dispossessed, Atty Freeman said.
 It is not expected now that MT Pasho will refuse the request of the school board. It is not believed that accession to their demands will result in the matter being dropped for many feel the board of public welfare or the borough
 board cannot lease town property
 Talks on Telephones An interesting explanation of service given by the telephone company was made to-day at the
 meeting of the Naugatuck Rotary club by William Wren, manager of the Waterbury division of the Southern New England Telephone
 company. The meeting was held at Halls tavern.
 The funeral of Mrs Angeline (Acquavia) Giuffre, who. died Mon- day morning was held at 8 o'clock this morning from her home, 50S South Main street to St Francis church at g o'clock where a re- quiem mass was celebrated. Burial
 was in St James cemetery. Bus for School Work The bus which was recently ac- quired by Lionel LeClair, local bus driver, will be used mainly to transport parties to various spots and in transportaitno of school pu- | pills. ,a Mir LeClair said his former bus was rather crowded in transport. ing pupils in outlying districts to | the various schools so he got this new one which will effectively ac- commodate the number he trans ports daily.
 Ticket sale for the formal dance of the St Michaels Episcopal Church Dramatic club to be held next Friday night is reported good
 The affair will take place in the parish house and tickets will be | limited. Mrs Elmer Schmitz heads then ticket committee and her husband is general chairman of the committee in charge. lie is expected to specialize on the deco rations, which are always attrac' tive at dances held by this group Nearly Complete Photography for the Naugatucl
 high school class book has almos
 been completed, James Montanari | photographer, announced to-day All the individual photos have
 been taken and amost of the groul | pictures. There are still few l pictures of groups to be taken
 however. Much of the writer
 work has been finished, it wa
 learned to-day.
 | Arthur Swan, we'll known loca
 merchant, will be the new exalted
 ruler of the Naugatuck Lodge o Elks, it is expected. Second nom | nations of officers which art | equivalent to election, were helt
 last night and MT Swan was nom | mated exalted ruler. It is ex | pected he will be chosen at tht
 annual election on Tuesday, Ma, | 2I. He will succeed Thomas J
 Lawley.
 Other officers nominated in l cluded: Bernard Lindalh, esteemed leading knight; John Tatigian, es' | teemed loyal knight; Attorney Jo'
 seph E. Talbot, esteemed featuring
 knight; Edward J. Ahern, secre' tary; Edward c. Lingenheld treasurer: George Haggerty, tiler William J. Nixon, trustee for thret years: Arthur Swan, delegate tt theh grand lodge; and Thomas J
 Lawley, alternate.
 There was a discussion of plans for the 30th anniversary banquet
 to be held on May 23.
 Attend Convention Kenneth Rapieff, Natatuc tribe of Red Men sachem. Mahlon Sears James Montanari, Bernard Lindahl and Louis Schiller, .Jr., are the delegates from the local lodge to the meeting of the Great Council of Connecticut. The first session was held in Meriden last. night and the final one will take place to-
 night.
 Arthur Lorcntzson, Connecticut State college graduate. was elect
 cd president of the Valley Players
 Dramatic club recently.
 He succeeds Edward J. McGrath Alec Nolde was chosen vice presi'
 dent and Frank Jones was reelect
 ed secretary. Other officers are
 Harry Wintsch, stage manager
 Francis ]. o'connor, director
 Harry E. Benham, assistant diree
 tor; and Aigird Kazemekas, Mri
 John ]. Daly, Mrs Harry Wintsci
 and Mir Benham, members Of th'
 play committee. A hot dog roas
 Will be held hy the society at iti next meeting on June 2 at thu
 home of Miss Violet flaytkwich o
 Miilviile avenue.
 sugrue in T0wn
 Thomas Bugrue. well knowi
 "Amorlcan" magazine writer is vla
 fling his paronle, Mr and Mrs MI
 ehaol Hugrue ok Ward street, thll
 heinz his first visit home hinc' last July. iie hes tFnveled C ] tha United States. Menlco aii' other countries since that time vi ] c wandering assignment fof hl