The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-22

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 side secs those hands tt inscribed on tho Goodyear Glove trophy. MT. Upright succeeds How ard Eggly, champion last year, MT, Eggly finished fourth this year,
 Other names inscribed on the tourney are: Leon 10. LoVoJoy, who won in i033; Cresla Palmoski, 1884; Edward Burke, 1885, George Leeper on 0 toasup with Edward Boreski, whom he tied for second place, won the seeond-plaee post Edward Cie- kowskl won fifth prize, Al Cave, sixth and Ralph BAVier, seventh.
 Ziggy FurS took the open tourney with a low gross of ibb with Gus Klimaswski, second; Leo Cody, third, and Walter II. Norton, factory man- ager, fourth.
 A number of different games were enjoyed and refreshments served.
 Funeral of Miss Schluonsen
 The funeral of Miss Charlotte sehluansen, a, of lb7 Ward street, who died Wednesday at st, Maryf hospital, Waterbury, will be held to- morrow morning at 8;30 from nor home to st. Francis church ct 0 o'clock where c requiem high mass will be celebrated, Burial will Do in St, James, cemetery.
 More Scouts Here
 Increase in tho number Of Boy Scouts here was reported ct Q fneet- ing of the Naugatuek district com mittee, yesterday afternoon Rt tho local Y, M, 0, A. Henry DonAhue, assistant scout executive of Matta. tuck council, said there were i0J scouts here ct tho first of the month, this being i2 more than re-. ported fol the previous month and considerably larger than Q year ago, Of tho i03, 100 are tendoffootS, 50 are seeond class and 20 first class scouts, Since Jan. l, b7 new scouts have been enrolled and 10 have dropped out,
 John E, Pyatt declared the mem borghip drive is working well, He has been furnished with a list Of all boys becoming i2 years Of age during tho year, by the school dc. pertinent, he said, and each of theEe boys will receive on his birthday an invitation 10 join tho scouts.
 Harry French was named eubs master yesterday, to succeed John F' Medroary, who resigned recently MT. French is seeutmaster of Troop [ and will continue aB such also.
 Plans for fall rally to Do held aoon were discussed by Edward Kes hoe, Peter J, Foley local high Rehool coach, will be the main speaker. The night will Do 6 "foot. ball' night and tho date and place will Do announced soon,
 Plans for organizing Sea Scout ship here soon were announced by MT, Denahue. Preparations are pros gressing well and the ships commit. tee will soon Do named,
 4 Sea Scout ship has been sought here for some time, but other pros jects have delayed this,
 Hectic Meeting Expected
 A hectic meeting Of Crusader post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, is expect cd tonight. The meeting will Dc held At the post home on Rubber avenue. Felix J. Nardiello, com. mander of the post two years ago, claims he was elected commander at meeting held two weeks ago and that oil other officers except the quartermaster, were chosen then, Some other members Of tho post assert this election was not legal as no notices Of the meeting were mailed as required by tho byslaWf of the post they declare. Frank W Waterhouse is also Q candidate for the commandership.
 MT. Nardiello gave his stand at the meeting last week and as some members could not attend, it Was decided to postpone the election un- tii tonight. Whether MT. NardiellG will claim this election Is illegal Il not known. He has stated his will- ingneRa 10 take the matter to the state V. ', W. head.
 Birth Announced
 Announcement has been made by MT, and Mrs. George Bradley oi Golden Hill street of the birth ol, Oct. il, in et. Mary's hospital, Wa teFbuFy, Of c daughter. Mrs. Brad. Icy, prior to her marriage was Mis- Mary Costello.
 Special Meeting A special session of the Junioi Womens club was held ct the higt school at the close Of the school day today. Tickets for the benefit perfoflmaace Nov. { at the Alcazai theater were distributed.
 Due Home Tomorrow
 Mrs. Edward J. Curtin and Mrs Dennis ]. Curtin, both Of Cherry street, who have been vacationing if Ireland, are expected to arrive ir New York city tomorrow.
 Reilly IgOnOred
 At the organization meeting of the Nineteenth U. s. Rubber Products inc, factory council, the following 5filccrs were elected: Chairman, Ed yard Reilly: ylce-chairman, John JstrSokj; secretary, Norma Butcher executive committee, Norah stand eridge and denevievc Pajeski.
 TiiA council euuointnd d commit