The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-20
Regular System To : es B Setter Conditions
 Planned By Warden
Helen O. Prindle, Former Prospect School Teacher, to Retire Next Month AIembic Company Holds Din- \ ner Dance This Evening at Hotel Elton
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i, of these new members. Eighty are tenderfoot scouts, 42 second class and p first class.
 Ride Without Lights
 Pedestrians are complaining about the number of boys who drive bicy- cles at night without lights. Several pedestrians report narrow escapes from being hit by these bicycles who cannot be seen in the early dark before their vehicles are quite close to the person trying to cross a street.
 Many youngsters have bikes equipped with lights but there are some who openly violate the law by driving after twilight without lights. They travel at fast rate of speed especially on hills and unless curb- ed may cause injury in the near future.
 Session Next Week The special meeting of the board of warden and burgesses will prob- ably be held next week, 1t wss an- nounced today by Warden John J. Sheridan. It had been thought the session would be held tonight but because the street committee and other committees of the board have investigations to make over the week end, 1t was decided to have the meeting next week. There are sev- eral matters to come before the board.
 Union Service Planned
 Next Sunday the choir Of st. Michaels Episcopal church will render Garrett's Harvest Cantata" at 2 D. m. at the church. The offer ing will be for the benefit of the organ fund.
 Next Thursday, Thanksgiving day, will be observed as usual With union service at 10 Q. m. at St. Michael's church. Rev. Edward E' Hancc of the Congregational church will be the speaker, and Rev. Wayne White of the Methodist Episcopal church will assist.
 The Every Member Canvass will be observed on Sunday, Nov. 70. Members are asked to return pledge cards before Nov. 20 or as soon thereafter as possible. Local Couple to Wed The wedding of Miss Tollie Gabriel, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Norio Gabriel of I'll May street, Naugatuck, and oswald Giraldi, son of MT. and Mrs. Peter Qiraldi, son of MT. and Mrs. Peter diraldi of 72 High street will be held Monday at St. Francis church. Both are well known and popular here. Funeral of Mrs. Schiaroli
 The funeral of Mrs. Rose schiaroli, 53, wife of Nazzaro schiaroli, who died Wednesday at her home was held at 8:30 o'clock this morning from her late home to St. Francis church at Q o'clock where Q high mass of requiem was celebrated. Burial was in St. James cemetery.
 Noted G-Man to Talk
 Members of Sarah Rogers chap- ter, Daughters of the American Revolution, will hear e talk on Thursday, Dec. g. by Rhea Whitley, special agent of the bureau of in- vestigation in charge of the New York city area. The talk Will be given in the evening in the Congre- gational parish house.
 MT. Whitley was central figure in the recent New York section vice drive, and his talk is expected to be quite interesting. Local Boy Scouts have been invited to attend. Captain Tim Healey, radio speaker on stamps, was originally scheduled to talk ct this session but q change in his radio time cauyed him to cancel his engagement here.
 Total Expense Sl,1S3.3O
 A total of $i,183.30 was spent by the two major political parties here in the recent election, the reports of the treasurerg of both parties, Frank W. Eaton, republican; James Brophy, democrat, showed today.