The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-14

fireworks display at Recreation field on Friday night. The committee wishes to stress the fireworks will be held Friday night, not Saturday evening. There will be band con- cert tomorrow night on the Green and the members of the society will attend church services tomorrow and Friday.
 A fine variety of pieces has been secured for the fireworks exhibi- ton. There will be a number of set pieces, some beautiful aerial pieces and the usual number of aerial bombs.
 Thousands from Waterbury and down valley towns will come to Nau- gatuck Friday to witness the dis play, 1t is expected. Chief of Police John A. Adamson is making special arrangements for handling the un- usual amount of traffic expected.
 The flreworkes display will prob- ably start about 10 p. m. Friday. It Is possible because of donations made annually by local residents.
 The program for the concert to be played tomorrow night by the Naugatuck Military Band with G. Gentle as conductor follows: l. Overture Barber of Seville, c. Ros- sini; 2-Selection, "The Firefly" from The Comedy Opera, R. Friml : 3-Cornet Duet by MT. Di Vincentad and M. Gentle: 4-Tango, Serenade in the Night, c. Bixio; S-opera Aida, G. Verdi; e-Selection Woodland" from "The Musical Fantasy" by Luders; 7-Selection Songs from the old Folks, L. Lake; Finale-"America" and Star Spanked Banner"
 Rotarlans Meet
 A round table meeting of the Naugatuck Rotary club was held this noon at Hslls tavern with com paratively few members attending. Many members of the society and their wives today attended the dis trict Rotary convention, held at the Sunset Ridge Country club, East Hartford.
 Taking Special Course
 Miss Mae Cullen of Cherry street, principal at the Rubber avenue school, is studying at Columbia uni- versity this summer. She seeks to obtain sufficient credits for Q bach elor of science degree.
 To Attend Convention
 It is expected that about 12 mem bers of the local American Legino post and It's auxiliary will attend the meeting of the second legion district tonight in West Haven. Miss Ruth Leary will head the aux Hilary delegation and Richard Kiely will lead the post representatives.
 Appolntlve Officers Chosen
 Appointive officers were named at the meeting Monday night of Ramona council, Daughters of Pacahontas, held in Goodyear hall They are: Mrs. Louise Voegeli, first scout; Mrs. Edna Gladding, second scout: Mrs. Rebecca Edwards, first warrior; Mrs. Amelia Ashmore, sec- ond warrior; Mrs. Ebba Langell, third warrior; Mrs. Theresa Scott, fourth warrior; Mrs. Beatrice Sears, first councillor: Mrs. Emma Dwy, second councillor; Mrs. Florence Loomis, first runner; Mrs. Caroline Bornmann, second runner; Mrs. Sadie Hayes, guard of the tepee; Mrs. Nellie Lawton, guard of the forest.
 Officers were installed at the ses- sion with Miss Gertrude McKegg of Waterbury, district deputy, and her staff in charge. The officers induct- ed were: Miss Catherine Murphy, prophecies; Mrs. Hilda Anderson, Pocahontas; Mrs. Barbara Tuthill, Winona; Mrs. Grace Painter, Pow hattan; Mrs. Vera Wooster, keeper of records; Mrs. Viola Halwick, col- lector of wampum; Mrs. Ellen Lucas, keeper of wampum.
 Miss Murphy and Mrs. Hayes were chosen delegates from the lodge to the state convention in October with Mrs. Tuthill and Mrs. Lawton being named as alternates. The so- ciety will hold its next session on Monday, August 9. A social fol- lowed the installation Monday.
 Mrs. McDermott Feted Mrs. Julia J. McDermott of An derson street was feted recently by her friends, the occasion being her roth birthday. She was presented with 6 beautiful gift. Guests at- tending the affair included: MT. and Mrs.. Joseph Maloney, Mir. and Mrs. John Maloney, MT. and Mrs. Harold Maloney, Mir. and Mrs. Charles Maloney, Mrs. Madge Ma loney, Miss Doris Maloney and Joe seph McConnlel. all of Waterbury; Mir. and Mrs. Edward Waldon and Mrs. Elizabeth Hurley, all of New Haven; MT. and Mrs. Thomas Me- Dermott and MT. and Mrs. John Daunis of Waterbury; Mrs. Edward Daly of Schenectady, N. Y.; MT. and John Tadesco and MT. and Mrs. An- drew McDermott of Lake George, N. Y.: Mrs. Julia MaiIine of Steven | son. Conn Mr and MrR H Cgreifiar