The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-03
Borough Briefs

Naugatuck, Nov. S.-Raymond s, John head the committe on arrange mentS which is preparing for the an- uual Thanksgiving eve dance of the Elks' club to be held on Wednesday evening, November 10 in the club rooms.
 Assisting him are Edward Hem nessey, John E, Curtin, Andrew Hol- land, Joseph Biernacki, Edward Au- rlseh, Leo J. Dinneny. Francis Schildgen, William Daily, James Wrinn, James Lyons and all officers of the lodge.
 The brotherhood chorus Of the Salem Lutheran church VII re- hearse tonight at 2 o'clock and the children's orchestra will rehearse at 2 D. m. Tuesday. The Concordia society will meet In the church at 3 D. m. tomorrow. A session of the Luther league will be held in the church hall at 8 p. m. Wednesday. choir at 7:30 D. m. The childrenS choir will meet at 3;4$ p. m. Friday and the junior choir at 2 ?. m.
 A meeting of the Past POcahOntas club will be held tomorrow night at the home of JOt Fairbank, l6 Nixon avenue, with Mrs: Nita Fairbank as hostess.
 The Beth Israel congregation will hold a card party tomorrow night in Goodyear hall for the benefit of it's building fund. The women's auxili- ary of the congregation has charge and the committee consists of Mrs. Ruth Pliskin, chairman, Mrs. Hy- man Albert, Mrs. Abraham Rubin and Mrs. Joseph Bernblum. Awards will be made and refreshments served.
 With nearly 15O attending ItalO Marchegiana society held It's 10th anniversary banquet Saturday night at the sOciety's hall on High street. The affair was much enjoyed. O. P. BartelIis heads the society.
 The motor patrol, ordered resumed by the board of warden and bur- gesses, was on duty Halloween and helped to cut down any attempts at damage, Police Chief John J. Gorm- ley has announced. The patrol will not be used each night but will be used as SSten as funds permit.
 Announcements has been made by Mir. and Mrs. Harry Kriedler of Morris street of The birth of a son Friday at St. MAry's hospital, Wa terbury.
 John J. Barry of Trowbridge Place, retired agent of New Haven road freight depot, left today for GulfpOrt, Fla, where he will spend the winter.
 Improvement is reported in the condition of Mrs. Edgar Leach of Highland avenue who underwent an operation for appendicitis at St. Mary's hospital, Waterbury last week.
 Mrs. Florence WyIie and daughter. Of Des MOines, Iowa, former local residents, are visiting here.
 A masquerade ball Saturday night concluded the annual three-day fair of the Beacon Valley Grange. The entire fair was much enjoyed.
 AGr. and Mrs. Harry Peterson of Millville avenue are visiting their s0n-in-law and daugh:er, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur York of Pittsburgh, Pa.
 The Valley Players held an en- joyahle masquerade dance at the Millvilie library Saturday night. In charge were: Howard Anderson, Eleanor Shea, Robert Schyberg, Frances Gniazdowski and Clemen- tine St. John.
 The Protective association of the Naugatuck Hose, Hook and Ladder association held It's annual banquet Saturday night at Potell's, Bran ford. Frank Madden headed the committee i'm charge. The affair proved very enjoyable. Assisting Ar. Madden were Raymond Deegan and Frank AuleSlki.
 The newly-formed Archconfrater- nity of Christian Doctrine Of St. Mary's church will meet at 8 o'clock tonight In the rectory. Rev. Joseph Kochunaa Is instructor.
 
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