The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-14
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 Officers Installed
 Officers of 1sbell Camp, Sons of Union Veterans were installed at a meeting last night in Pythian Hall, Robert I. Kelsey having charge of the installation. Those inducted were: Thomas I. Hinckley, com mander; Harry v. Payne, senior vice commander; Robert K. Kelsey, Junior vice-c commander; Theodore Aldrich, patriotic instructor; Amos L. Hotchkiss, secretary-treasurer; Raymond Hotchkiss, musician; Den- his J. Fitzgerald, chaplain; Fred erick Aldrich, guide; Theodore Aldrich. color bearer; R. I. Kelsey, Theodore Aldrich and Harry v. Payne, members of the camp coun- cil; Harry Payne, publicity chair man.
 Meet Today
 A chairman and e-chairman will be elected this afternoon at the annual meeting of the Naugatuck district committee of the Matta- tuck Boy Scout Council at the local Y. M. 0. A. at 5:15 o'clock. Harold E. Chittenden is chairman now and John w. Hayes, ST., is vice.chair- man.
 To Make Plans
 Plans for the winter season are to be discussed ct the meeting to- night of the Natat,ic Tribe, 1m- proved Order of Red Men, in Odd Fellows Hall at 6 o'clock.
 Joint Party Planned
 A special meeting of the Young Republican Club will be held to- morrow night in Goodyear Hall and report of the hall committee will be made. Plans for a joint party with the Women's Republican Club will be discussed.
 Birth Announced
 Announcement has been made of the birth Sunday at the Waterbury Hospital of a son, Floyd Frederick. to MT. and Mrs. Floyd w. Wooster of New Haven Road. Mrs. Wooster formerly was Miss Doris Durette.
 Official To Be Guest
 Dr. Russell Hunter, state super intendent of the department of game and fisheries, will be the guest of honor at the annual fox hunt of the Naugatuck Fish and Game As- sociation Saturday at Lake Quas- sapaug.
 A beef stew will be served at Lake Arrow after the hunt, with Jock Lawlor in charge.
 To Choose Play Selection of a play to be presented by the St. Mary's Dramatic Club is scheduled for the meeting of that society tonight at o'clock in the church hall. Rehearsal dates will be named.
 Party Tonight
 Children of Members of the Nau- gatuck camp, Woodmer of the World, will enjoy a Christmas party tonight at Goodyear Hall, sponsored by the camp. Gifts will be dis tributed and refreshments served. In charge are: Francis x. Moss, John Sigetti. John Jordan and John Hansenfelt.
 Meets Monday
 A meeting of the OFF Girls Club will be held at 8 p. m. Monday ct the home of Miss Stephanie Siera- kowski, Fairfield Place, Beacon Falls.
 TX" Swimming Team Set
 The Naugatuck "" Junior Swim ming Team will compete against the Torrington "" Juniors at the |augatuck "Y" pool Saturday af- ternoon. The local Juniors will have a strong team consisting of the three Nixon brothers, Dave: Irving and Richie. Bushnell Rodenbach, Weston Boyd, Don Quinn, and other future stars. The meet will start at 3 p. m., and is open to the public There will be no admission charge The senior team will begin the sea- son on January 5th when they meet the Bridgeport "" in Nau gatuck.
 "Y" Billiard Tourney
 Lenton Renfroe defeated Al Lali- berte 100 - 86 last night to advance one place higher in the Naugatuck. Y Billiard Tourney. The three remaining players are: Joe Rico. George Hunt. Len Ren- froe.
 Joe Rico and Len Renfroe both have won "" billiard journeys in the past. but Hunt has been playing fine game this year and may top. pie the favorites.
 
 ATTENDANCE LIMITED
 Sports restrictions have been placed in effect in England limiting soccer crowds to i5,OOO and hockey l attendance to 4.0o0 spectators.