The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-18
Executive staR Named

Executive Stan Named
 There will be full stage re-
 hearsal of the play '"The Charming
 Pretender," in Odd Fellows hall
 Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
 This comedy drama will be given by the o. F. s. on Friday and Sat- urday evenings this week. Dancing will follow the play both nights and lovers of good dance music will be glad to know that Victor Zembroski's orchestra will furnish
 the music on Friday, night and Derwin's orchestra of Waterbury will furnish music Saturday night The following executive staff has been appointed: Business manager Mrs Ruby Noble; stage manager
 Earl Megin; assistant stage man.
 ager, Edmund 0. Hoss; property
 man, Edgar Burns; assistantsf
 Mrs Florine A. Durr, Mrs Mildred
 Hair, Mrs Mona Culver, Mrs Han
 nah Hess anl Mrs Gertrude An dcrson; electrician, Seabury Hun gerford. make-ups, Mrs Clayton
 Bailey. '.t No Session Soon
 No meeting of the EZRA ad- { visory board Is likely to be held this week, Christian Groh said to-
 day. MT. Groh said there is no
 need at present Tor such q session. He said no new projects have been started within the last three
 weeks because of uncertainty as
 to whether or not the EZRA will
 continue long enough for them
 to be completed. There has been. a reduction in the EZRA personnel here he said. Funeral of Mir Sukis The funeral of Matthew Sukis who died Friday was held this
 morning at 8:30 from his rome, 85 Spring street to St Mary's
 church, Union City where a mass of requiem was celebrated by Rev
 Richard r. Morrissey, pastor. Bur ial was in Calvary cemetery, Wa
 tcrbury. ., Work In Town Hall
 EZRA workers are starting to- day to redecorate the office of the borough clerk and tax collector In
 town hall. They have finished sim liar work on the office of Judge of Probate D. Emmett Shea. To Discontinue Custom Local banks will not be open Wednesday nights after April l, it has been announced. Heretofore
 they have been open Wednesday
 night of each week..
 Briefs
 A daughter, Susan Louise, was born Saturday at the Waterbury
 hospital to MT. and Mrs. William Boies of Fairview avenue. Mrs Boles was formerly Miss Clara L. Emerson of AnSOnia,
 Instead of prize at every table
 at the party to be held next Fri day night by Ojeda council
 Knights of Columbus, the table It. self will be given away. A large attendance at the affair Is expect ed. Andrew Nolan heads the com mittee Tn charge.
 Pair Married
 Miss Patrine Latini of High
 street, formerly of Williamsport
 Penn., was married to Frederick Reale of New Haven in Naugatuck
 Saturday afternoon. Justice of the Peace Louis De Carlo performed
 the wedding ceremony. A recep- ton was held at the home of the groom's brother, MT. and Mrs. En- rico Reale of 12l High street Many guests attended and a pleas ant time was had.
 Complain About Drivers Several complaints have been
 made locally about careless motor
 ists who travel at an unheedinG rate of speed these days. Tester; day the streets of the borough were very slushy, because of the wet and unexpected snow that fell
 early Sunday. Saturday there ha1 been many puddles on the stree, as previous snows melted undsl the warmer weather.
 Several motorists however, drove
 at a rapid pace through the main and minor streets of the borough and many pedestrians were spint. l tered with mud as the autos passed | through some of the puddlcs. Tn most of these cases if the motorist had driven at q, slower rate, oi speed, the pedestrian would moi have been affected. Local police
 officials indicated today that any
 fragrant case of this. if reported Twill result in the arrest of the
 driver.
 /, Borough workers were busy yes
 terday and today clearing away the snow.
 Win Attend Session | A large number of local tavern
 owners in Naugatuck plan to at. l tend the session of the state legts-
 lature in Hartford "Wednesday
 when . hearing on several liquor
 bills will take place.. Dennis J Carroll, Sr., head of the local tav.
 ern dealers association, will lead tha d0ie0atfotr -t S fS@s