The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-15

, day will be observed as Thanksgiving Sunday. Each class will contribute c number toward 0 program. Each pupil Is requested to bring an ar- ticle of non -pcrishable food. This contribution of food will be given to needy family in town. The music will be In charge of Mrs. Alfred German.
 At the annual election Of officers Of Excelsior Pomona Grange held at Southbury, recently, the following local Pomona members attended: Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Norton, MISS Elizabeth J. Warner, Kenneth Nor- ton, Byron Loucks,, Howard ,E. Rob- erts and George A. Warner. Kennetn E, Norton who has been assistant steward, was elected to the steward station. At the Grange meeting to- night, on Armistice day program will be presented by the lecturer, Robert w. Tyrrell.
 MT, and Mrs. Charles II. Tyrrell, entertained the members of ther card club at their home Friday night, Honors wont to John J. ber' pln, Mrs, Raymond Leavenworth, Mrs, Henry Anderson, Mrs. William A, Dumschott, and Mrs, Arthur J. watts, Those present were: MT. ana Mrs. Henry Anderson MT. and Mrs. William J. Klitka, MT. and Mrs. Ar- thur J. Watts, Mrs. Raymond LeaV- cnworth, Mrs, Grant W. Outtrlm, Mrs, Frank w. German, Mrs. Wil- liam A, Dumschott, John J. Bergln' James Stamatelon, and MT. ana MFs' Charles T. Tyrrell.
 The Wolcott Women's club will hold e card party at the home Of MT. ana Mrs. Grant w. Outtrim, on the Woodtick road Wednesday night, Prizes will be given and refresh- ments served.
 .Registrat!ons are open for the CCC. Any boy in town who is six teen years of age or over IS eligl" ble to make application for enlist. mcnt. They must first register at the United states employment Serv- leo at i23 Bank street, Waterbufy. After receiving their Identification number they must then apply to the first seiectman for enlistment in the town, Their names are then hled and when they reach the age of seV- enteen they can be called into acc tive service. The age limit Tor enc listment In the eco Is 24. Any per. son who has reached the age of 6b, is eligible for old age assistance, and If they desire this, should apply to the first selectman.
 Mrs. Marion Dakin, nutrition spe. ciaiist at the Connecticut State cole leRe, will give a demonstration Of cooking for the Center Home Eco. homie group In Beecher Memorial hall Tuesday ct 10 c. m. This VIII be c morning meeting only.
 Work was begun last ThurSday on the grading of the playground ct the South school.
 William P. ogden, Q student ct stockbrldge school, Amherst, Mass, visited his grandmother, Mrs. Mary L. ogden, Thursday.
 James Meehan, of West Hartford, and Andrew Norton, of Hartford, were arrested by officer Howard Kraft and brought before Judge Harold l.. Logan ct the town court Thursday night, on e charge Of driving without . license. They were fined Si0 with costs of Sii.2b. Henry L. Norton was prosecutor.
 Mrs. Hudson HavenS who has been spending the past month visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Egbert Daniels and MT. Daniels of College place, Hitchcock lake, has returned to her home in Allenwood, New Jersey,
 Rep. Martin J. Whelan and ex- Rep. 0. v. Badger attended the leg- iSiative reunion at the Capitol in Hartford, Friday.
 Jacquelino Dumschatt, daughter of MT. and Mrs William A. Dunn. schatt, has been II and unable to attend school for the past three weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. Horace Read enter. tained MT. Reads parents. Mir. and Mrs. John Read Of Terryville, WedS negday.
 Mrs. Joseph MolcSky and daugh- tr, Carol Frances, have returned from the Waterbury hospital o