The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-08

 Anna Bunting. Joshua Fairbank. Hughes, Peter Fink, John J. Daly and the director, Mary-Joy Crozier,
 Tho chorus included tho Misses Polly kearns. Jean Brennan. Peggy Dunn, Ruth Kearns, Eleanor Lar son. Dorothy Mason, June House. knecht. Eleanor Olson, Janet Moody Marion Hoadley. Miriam Rubin, Jeanne Collins. Gertrude Catherine Murphy.
 Observe Anniversary
 The local Boy Scouts will ob' serve the 18th anniversary of thu organization of the Scouts fl America tonight in Hop Brool Bchool. There will be a court O honor and inter-troop contests Sunday, scouts will attend church Catholics will mee in the bhsemcn of St Mary's church at 7:26 q. m and attend 7:30 mass. Rev Rich ard r. Morrissey will speak or Boy Scouts'. Those of tho Pro. testant faith will moo at the loca "" at 7.15 p. m. and proceed tc the Methodist Episcopal church where they will attend the 7:4t Bervice. Rev J. E. Zeiter will dis cuss an appropriate subject.
 TOvhl Better
 The condition of George Poval of 10 Highland Grove, who was in- Jurcd yesterday whom he slipped of the running board of m auto, is reported better ut the Waterbury hospital where he was taken. Poval suffered concuBsion of tho braIn laccrntions of the scalp and head nbrasiony of tho checks and hands He was taken to the office of Dr N. S. Towne of Hillside avenue where he was treated for his in- jurics. He was later removed tO tho Waterbury hospital.
 Meeting Planned
 The second meeting of the Mons club of St Michael'B Episcopal church which was organized on January goth, will be held on Feb ruary 18th The members who wore present at tho first meeting havo been asked to bring friends with them and the evening will be largely devoted to the permanent planning of the club. Tho presi- dent, Frank SqulreB and the chair. man of the entertainment commit tee. Seabury Hungerf0rd, have in mind some form of entertainment at the Famo time.
 Glass Company Reports
 Tho Naugatuck ulas company has flied its annual report with Town Clerk Louis Scyhiiler, Jr. II lists officers as follows: W. s, Withorwax, c Walnut terrace. president: E. P. Nison, 131 Bunker Hill road, Waterbury, vicc-presl. dent; W. S. Withsrwax. treasurer; l.. R. Withcrwax. 6 Walnut terrace, assistant treasurer. R. r. Nissen. b. W. Woodbury. I2i Frost road. Waterbury, assista mt
 Directors arc W. s. Dlther,vax, E. r. Nilsson and l.. R. Witherwax.
 Dance Sunday Night <
 A dance will be held Sunday night in Polish Military hall Cliff Skaters Do Molay Knights of orchestra will furnish music. the affair." sbcing open to the public. This iS Il 10 piece orches. trn which is rated highly. It has recently played at Peach Orchard, N. Y., and at several college af- fairs.
 The admission fec will be small, Dancing will be from 8 to 12 p. m.
 Tax Collections SIOw
 Personal Tax Collector James Brennan reports collections have beon very slow lately. They started off well but only q few residents have been coming in during this week. Thus far only 380 have paid taxes. There is q total of ncnrly 1000 to pay, Tho $2 tax must De paid before March g or 1t will cost resIdents $3 to rid themselves of this obligation nfter that.
 The local ofiicial urges residents to soon pay. He Is in his office pvery afternoon and often in the evcning. His office Is Room 1 in Inc Town Hall. #,
 BrIcfs
 Eugene Ellis of Mlllville ,ayehue left today on an auto trip to Flor d0.
 Joseph spndola of liome mestend lvenue. popular druggist, is con. ined to his home because Of severe Illness.
 John M. Kcnney of Cherry street eft today for Philadelphia where ie will spend tho weekend.
 A public card party will be held .onigbt by NauEatuok valley. Seam lanavian Fraternity of America in pythIhn hall nt s:1e. Refresh. nents will follow tho. playing.
 The NauRatuck high school has. setbnll team practIced for It's game night with Ansonla by playing the Taft prep school team lL WatertOwn vostNrdny