The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-21

some cars are parked all day.
 The ordinance will be enforced throughout the town and unless con- ditions change, number of arrests are expected.
 Party April 3
 The local post, American Legion, and it's auxiliary will observe the Fist anniversary of the Legion with party April in Pythian Hall. Plans were made at meeting last night. It is planned to have all en- tertainment program, speakers and 8 luncheon.
 The post members will be guests of the auxiliary. The party had keen planned this week, but had been post poned because of Holy Week.
 Howard Roland of Shelton will officially inspect the post April3, George ChisWell, commander, an- nounced. The local Sons of Legion basketball team, New Haven county champs, will compete for the state title in meet at the Ansonia armory March 2l.
 Concert Program
 Preparations for the band concert and vaudville show sponsored by the Naugatuck Community Band April at the Gem theater are progress lined up are: Jos Bateese, Hartford radio comedian, Waterbury singers, sing. Among the vaudeville acts Anthony Mecca, accordionist, Adams magic, and others. The program for the concert by the band, which will be directed by Daniel Oemke, Jr., with Dayton Palmer conducting march, fol- lows: Philo Senate march-R. B. Hall; L Faeria (Suite Espagnole)-- P. Lacome; Maytime-Sigmund Romberg; Creole Queen-R. B. Hall; Triumphal March from Aida" by Verdi; Light Cavalry Overture; Glowworm-Paul Lincke; Bohemian Girl-Balfe; Richmond Beee, march, R. B. Hall.
 Visiting Here
 Ed Poscavage and John Nixon, students at Ohio State university and members of the swimming team there, are visiting relatives here. They will compete in the Ma tional Intercollegiate Champion ships at Yale March 29. They are former "" swimmers.
 Funeral of Miss Hickey
 The funeral of Miss Catherine Hickey of 28 Sweeney street, who died suddenly Tuesday night will be held tomorrow morning from her home at 8:30 to St. Francis Church at 9 o'clock. Burial will be in St. Francis cemetery.
 Miss NOrwash To Wed
 Mrs. Muriel Macdonald of South Main street was hostess at shower Monday night for Miss Helen Nor wash of Park avenue, who will be married soon to Malcolm Ritchie of Chicago, formerly of New Haven Miss Norwash received set of sil- yer. Attending were: Nell Moritis Helen Koretz, Helen Oris, Margaret Fitzgerald, Lillian Grant, Mary zapatka, Gertrude Shanney, Helen Olshuk, Anne Girdzis, Phyliss Con- lon, May Kazalunas, Vivian St John Lrene Fitzgerald and Mella Mancini
 To Present Program
 A varied program will be presen- ted by the Drama Guild at the Methodist church hall April 5. There will be a number of songs, including solos, duets, trio and quartette numbers, and there will be child dren's novelty chorus. Other amuse- ments on the program include ar acrobat, trained fleas and readings
 Dance Planned
 Plans are being made now for g formal dance by the Nauga- tuck aerie of Eagles in the neal future, the time and location to b' announced later. In charge are Bernard Avcollie, chairman, Clifforc H. Hotchkiss, vice-chairman, Johr Tucker, secretary, Edward Jackson treasurer, Charles Schweinle, Lotus Duffany, Arthur Ludgwait, Fred