The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-01
Night School Figure
 Of $2,00O Not Enough
Record Registration Boosts Expense s. Rubber
 Golfers to Get Trophies

If classes in sewing, salenlanship and cooking were set up, 1t can easily be seen they would increase the expense col1side derably. Mrs. Mad igan wishes it stressed, that the pub lie speaking class, in charge of Miss Louise Grainger, high school facul- ty member, is free. Some have an erroneous impression there is a charge for it, she said. Banquet Tomorrow
 Three handsome trophies, two of which were donated for competition for the first time this season, plus a dozen other awards, will be made as Howard Eggly. Keds mill official, is crowned the 1886 champion and winner of the Goodyear Glove tro- phy of the U. s. Golr Association of Naugatuck footwear plants of the U. $. Rubber Products, Inc, at the fourth annual association banquet to be held at ' o'clock Friday eve ming in Halls tavern. 4s
 Eggly captured the championship vacated when last seasons cham pion--Eddie Burke-became pro of the Naugatuck Golf Club. by defeat ing James KrzykoWSki in a special l8-hole play-off- match yesterday at the Union City links. Eggly, enjoy ing a six-stroke handicap advan- ,tage, was in top form and would have won without this advantage as Krzykowski, who also was run ner-up year ago, was off his game. Eggly scored a fine S4-l7-67 round to make his, 54-hole grand total 260-51- -209. Krzykowski yesterday scored 9l-11-80 for a grand total of 255-33-222. The handicap margin was. the actual winning factor for KrZykowski had the lower gross, 255 strokes to 260 for Eggly. <
 To Enact Skit y
 A welcome will be extended to the 65 attending by President Heinlan Rabinovitch,. who will. col- laborate3 with Chairman. Ralph Ba- vier of the handicap committee; Harold Barrett of the rules commit tee and Harry Sawyer of the har- quet committee in eracting a hum orous skit, Our Graduates Pro- Pphecy." tys s.s,,.,. '.'Nis
 Chairman Francis s. Collins of the banquet committee will be toastmaster and will lead group singing. music to be furnished by an orchestra. Included in the enter tainmept will be motion pictures of the Schmeling Louis fight, and Bob- by Jones golfing films.
 Pro Eddie Burke of the Naugatuck Golf Club, John J: Daly, William J. Baxter and Don O.. Wood will be guests of the association.
 Join c 0 c
 Four local young men left today for the New Haven Civilian Con- servation Corps recruiting station. They will be sent from there to Fort Wright on Fishers Island, the con- ditioning place. and later will be assigned to one of the o c c camps in this state.
 They are: Stanley Laguna of School street, Peter Sanda of Spring street, Joseph Schultse of Bridge street, and Anthony 'Smigelski of Washington street. All are well known III Un1On CtCy. % A,,
 Sells Lot s&s
 Felix Francis LiwSki has sold to David Lorentson a lot on Fern street. a warranty deed filed yester- day at the office of Town Clerk Louis Schiller, Jr, shows.
 Meet Tonight
 A meeting of the Little Italy" unit of the National Union for So- cial Justice will be held tonight at T;30 in Christoforo Colombo hall, Timothy Hudner. an official of the unit, has announced.
 Committee Announced
 The committee in charge of the Runmsge sale to be held tomorrow starting at 10 a. m. by the Evan gelince circle of the Salem Luther an church was announced today The sale win be in the stapleton building ct 20 Park Place. Ruth pahrIelspn Is president of the cir- clc,
 me committee consists q klrs "IINH N'-