The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-11

bonton ana fre0 Morton and Erit Carlson, representing the Harmon, club.
 Ronald Carlson's orchestra vii furnish music for the minstrel ant for dancing afterward. The show will start at 8:15. A good sait of tickets is reported.
 Miss Mayo Tonight
 This evening at 8:15, in thu Methodist church hall, Miss Pau. line Mayo, successful interpreter of Broadway plays, will present Charming Pollock's: "The Fool taking all the roles herself ana giving the four acts from memory Miss Mayo has an unusual abilits to make her play presentation very realistic; and enjoyment, sec. ond only to that of being a large theater and seeing an entire case itself, is promised all who attend tonight.
 Andersons Fcted
 Nine couples last night held a dinner at Waverly Inn at which MT and Mrs Victor Anderson oi Millville were honored in celebra- tion of their 18th wedding anni- versary last Saturday. The affair proved quite enjoyable with u delicious meal being served. NIT Anderson was formerly superinten- dent of streets here and is now an EZRA work supervisor. All who attended were town hall friends of the couple.
 A handsome present was given Mir and Mrs Anderson and the former borough official expressed his thanks in a short talk. Danc- ing was enjoyed after the meal. The Misses Elsa Thompson and Vera Cummings had charge of the affair.
 District Meeting Held
 A district meeting of tribes of Red Men from Waterbury, Sey- mour and Naugatuck was held last night in Odd Fellows hall with Natatus tribe being the hosts. New ly-elected officers of Natatus tribe were installed by Albert Kistner of Waterbury, deputy. The list of officers installed was published Wednesday in the Democrat. Plans for social activities were discussed.
 Actors Meet Monday
 The January meeting of the St Mary's Dramatic club will be held Monday night at o'clock in St Mary's hall. Future plans will be made then.
 First Session Tonight
 A meeting of the general com mittee in charge of the Presidents ball to be held here January 90 will take place tonight in the town hall, at which time sub-con- will be named. Plans for activities will be made. A card party will take place in connection with the ball but they will be separate events. Warden John J. Sheridan heads the committee in charge.
 Food Given Out
 Potatoes and veal will be distri- buted this afternoon to borough needy. This is government food. A fresh shipment of veal was re- ceived by the local welfare depart nent this week.
 Meet Monday
 A meeting of the executive and social committees of the Young club is set for Mon lay night at o'clock in the of- ice of Attorney Joseph E. Tal- pot In the Weary building. Plans Tor the dance and entertainment 70 be held by the club next Thurs lay night in Odd Fellows hall will De completed by the social com- pleted by the social committee.
 Installation Tonight
 Newly-elected officers of Nau- satuck Valley lodge, Scandinavian Fraternity of America will be in- stalled tonight in Pythian hall by Carl A. Carlson of New Bri- tain, president of the state order.
 V. r. w. Meeting
 A meeting of Crusader post, Vet erans of Foreign Wars, will be held tonight at o'clock in the posts rooms on Rubber avenue, Routine business will be transact ed. All members are urged to attenud.
 Briefs
 Borough Engineer R. D. Beard- sley and EZRA Supervisor Chris tian Groh were visitors yesterday In Hartford.
 Meeting Monday
 An unusual and beautiful pro- gram is expected to be presented Monday afternoon at the combined meeting of the Naugatuck Woman's club and the Junior Woman's club to be held in the Congregational parish house at o'clock. "The Pageant of the Brides" will be pre- sented, and wedding gowns repre- many periods will be shown. The list of gowns goes back to 1893 up to the present time.
 There will be an appropriate musical program in connection with it.
 Case Set for Tomorrow
 The case of Myron Arriconi, 2S. of Durham, who drove an auto which injured Ruth, Jean and Muriel Woodsde. daughters of Su- pernumerary Policeman and Mrs Beecher Woodside of Elm street, on Sunday. November 25. is sched- uled to come up for trial tomor- row morning, it was announced this morning at police headquarters.
 The accident occurred at the Melbourne gas station at the cor ner of Rubber avenue and Elm streets. The children are said to have, been walking on the side walk at the time when hit by the Arriconi car. Arriconi was arr rested and charged with drunken driving, reckless driving and op- eratlng without a license.
 Jean and Muriel were not badly injured and recovered quickly, but Ruth received a fractured skull and two bad decorations and has only recently returned from the Waterbury hospital where she was taken immediately after the acci- dent. She is still under the care ofher doctor. She is seven years old. No court session was held to- day, no arrests having been made.
 It has been estimated that 40 inches of water falls on the earth annually.