The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-17

officers were chosen. They are: Rocco MOllico, president; Timothy HHdney, temporary secretary: Charles Aquayip, treasurer. Anthony PesaneIli pas the organizer.
 The union will hold its next meet ing Sunday, January 26, ct the hall. They will hear g radio talk by Rev. Charles Coughlin.
 Because roller skating is being held at Teno's hall, Pythian Eall will be selected as the site of the first annual ball of Crusader post, Veterans of Foreign Wars. This will be held soon and proceeds will be used tb remodel the post home and for relief purposes, the latter share going to the widows and orphans home in Grand Rapids, Mich.
 Party Tonight
 Ojeda council, Knights of Colum- bus, will hold its weekly bingo party tonight et o'clock in the council rooms. John F. Casper heads the committee in charge.
 
 The card party by the Naugatuck infantile paralysis board will not take place on the same day as the Roosevelt birthday ball.
 The funds derived from the party will go to Naugatuck paralysis yic- tins. Thirty per cent of the ball proceeds will go to the national fund to aid paralysis sufferers. The ball will be held in Pythian hall January 30, but according to present plans the party will take place later, pFob- ably in the middle of February.
 Building Report
 May was the "tops" in issuance of building permits for family dwell- ings, the complete yearly report for dwellings issued yesterday by Build ing Inspector Andrew Bentley showed. During May permits for l7 one-family houses and for three two-family dwellings were given out, the valuation being S76,200,
 There were 64 permits issued for houses during the entire year, and total valuation was $23B,000. This does not include valuation of per- mits for factories, ofiices, altera- tions, etc.
 August was the next highest with permits for nine houses being is- sued, the valuation being 920,60O.
 Other months, according to the valuation rating, are: une, 8 one- family dwelling permits, $24,6O0; December. { one-family house per- mits, $22,0O0; october, 5 one-family structures, $19,9O0; July, 4 one.fani- fly dwellings, $lS,600; September, four houses, one-family each, Sl5,- 900: March, { one-fanily dwellings, $i2,600; April, 1 one-family houses, Si2,900; January, one-fatilily house, S6,000; November, one. family house, e2,seo; February, no house permits.
 Tax Collector James Fitzgerald reports payment on the property taxes due December 3l. 1885, is fair" He expects the big rush of property holders to start next week. Residents have until February to pay before interest charges are addd.
 This Is flye-mill tax, the larger tax being paid in July.
 Heads Society
 Mrs. Harry Krell was chosen to head the Aid society of the Congre- gational church. other officers are: Mrs. J. Arthur Durr, vice president; Mrs. Donald McCollum. secretary; Mrs. Fred Chandler. treasurer. Chairmen of circles will be elected at later session. As Mrs. Krell is temporarily unable to carry out her duties. five members of the execu- tive board were designated to do SO. They are: Mrs. John w. Hayes, Mrs. Clayton Houseknecht, Mrs. ?. Alton Clark, Mrs. Asa Fuller and Mrs. Fred Swenston.
 The funeral of Mrs. Katherine (Garrick) Kenney who died sud- denly Wednesday will be held ct 8:S0 tomorrow morning from the home. IS Maple terrace, to St. Fran cis' church at 9 .. m. where 6 re- puiein high mass will be celebrated. Burial will be in st. James ceiile- tery.
 Funeral of Mrs. O'COhnOr
 The funeral of Mrs. Bridget O'CornorA who died Wednesday night will Dc held at ol3O Saturday morning from her home, go Grove street, to St. Francis church at 10, where . high mass of requiem will be celebrated. Burial will be in st. James cemetery.
 The funeral of Mrs. Hedwig Daj- erowicx, who passed away Wednes- day evening. will be held ct S:30 tomorrow morning from her home, l26 School street, to St. Hedwig's nInsaVaNRa Ak a ApnlrrlP vsyl1 ASA a ssnrsatns,A