The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-03
Borough Briefs

Naugatuck, Dec, : - The annual meeting and election of officers of the Union City Polish- American Club, Inc, will be held at 10 a. m. Sunday morning, Dec. T, Francis V. orabowski, secretary, has announc. cd.
 Meetings of the Naugatuck Pest, American Legion and the Auxiliary will be held tonight in Pythlan Hall. The Sons of Legion will convene at 7!S0 tonight In the hall.
 A public card party will be held tomorrow at 8 p. m. in Pythian hall by svea Lodge, Order of Vasa, Erie Qabrielson Is ln charge of the affair, A business meeting will precede the card playing,
 A social and entertainment will be held by the Naugatuck Ledge of Elks Saturday night at the lodge rooms, in the Neary building. The committee in charge includesI Henry ,. Freeman, chalrman; James E. Gibbons, Leroy '. Penrose, John F. Thurston and William Baukat.
 Miss Mary Welch Of Hartford, state regent of the D. A. R., and Miss Catherine Matthies of Seymour, state viee-regent, will be guests of Sarah Rogers Chapter, at the annual luncheon of the chapter to be held Friday at p. m. at the Congrega- tional parish house. The Aid Society of the Congregational Church will serve Q luncheon.
 A business meeting will follow, with Mrs. Claude T. Wilson of Mid- dlebury, regent of the chapter, pre- siding. She asks that all members bring money for the Ellis Island fund.
 A meeting of the Naugatuck Fish and Game Protective Association will be held tonight at 6 o'clock in the court room. Plans to feed birds during the winter will be discussed.
 A Christmas party will be held by Club l7 of the U. S. Rubber Com pany on Sunday, Dec. l4 at the Valley Grill, North Main street, 1t was announced today. About i25 are expected to attend, A program of professional entertainment is being arranged.
 Paul Tourangeau, president, has appointed the following committee to arrange for the affair: Henry Rodman and Michael Wargo, CO., chairmen; Robert Wood, William Hill and Frank Baker.
 A regular meeting of the Thirty Club will be held tonight at S:OO o'clock ct the K. of 0. rooms, Neary building. Joseph Heating, chairman, will preside at the session.
 A hummer of talks will be given by members and an interesting evening Is expected. All members are urged to attend.
 Judge Martin L .Caine, Pros. Atty. Thomas L. Neary and Police Chief John J. GOrmley attended an in- terstate traffic meeting at the HO- tel Bond, Hartford today.
 The annual pre- Christmas bazaar opened at the Methodist church this afternoon and will continue to- morrow. A supper will be served this evening from to 2 o'clock, with the Ladies Aid society serving.
 A minstrel show, "Bandanna Danes" will be presented this even- ing and tomorrow night. There will be large variety af articles on sale at booths. A large attendance is expected at the affair.
 Collections of the tax department in November were $6,s46.46, Tax Collector James F. Fitzgerald re- ported last night. These included: s6,059.72 in property taxes, s7lI.74 In interest and SIS in liens. In addition $432 in back old age as- sistanee taxes was collected. ..
 Most of the 26 students of the College of Art in Dundee. Scotland, preparing maps for RAF flyers are