The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-25

day from 6 to D. m.
 On Friday at 2 D. m. c dessert card party will Dc held. Players are asked to bring their own cards. Square and round dancing will be the feature on Friday evening. A display of art and fancy work will be at booths on the upper floor of the building.
 No regular meeting of the Grange will Do held this week due to the fair.
 Local public schools will be closed Friday, Teachers Visiting day. Teachers will atetnd state convene tions in Hartford and New Haven.
 To Work Degree
 W. M. Marshall Long announced this morning that there will Do ( special communication of Shepherd Lodge, No. [, A. ?. & A. M., Thurss day ct 7:30 D. m. for the purpose of working the Master Mason Dee gree. All MaSons are invited to at- tend.
 
 The Naugatuck Lodge of Elks will hold c Masquarade dance Saturday night ct the Elks Club Prizes will be awarded for the funniest and most unique costumes. Several games are in store for all who ats tend.
 Anyone knowing an Elk member may attend.
 The committee in charge gre: chairman, Paul D .Buekmiiler; co. chairman, Donald Bremen, Harry Ingram, Harry Parker, Edward LiIlgenheld, James Wrinn, Pierse Casper and Al Daukar.
 Deposits Higher
 Savings deposits amounted to 9ii,s 0l2,04, last T1oath, an increase of 9lO2,204 over the proceeding month, according to the monthly business survey of Naugatuek Chamber Of Commerce. For the same period last year, they amounted to e0,Gi4,04i.
 Permits for 162 houses in the olenridge development with c value of s739,i3e were Asued last month by Building Inspector Andrew Bent- ley. the survey shows.
 Postal receipts for September amounted to 90,i66, C decrease of 9i,00i over August when they amounted to 9l0,24G. In September of last year, they totaled Se,76l.
 According to the survey there was c decrease in gas consumption and afi increase if1 electricity used.
 There were nine new water serV- Ices installed during the month and 20 real estate transactions recorded.
 Farley Tonight
 Chairman 0. Arthur Pager Of the paper division of the Naugatuck Salvage Committee has called c meeting Of all members Of his group for tonight ct Q ct the office of the Naugatuck Daily News.
 Chairman Pager asks that oil members of the committee make c special effort to be oil hand. James ?. Kissane, chairman Of the Naugatuek Salvage Committee will Dc on hand ct the meeting and will present several matters for dis- cission by the group.
 President Thomas Lynch of the St. Francis' Club announced today Q meeting of the club viii Dc held Friday night at 6 fin the basement Of the parochial school building here.
 President Lynch asks the pres- once of oil members of the club aS the program chairman, Ernest Allen, desires to complete oil details in , connection with the bowling league Of the club that has already started and also has several suggestions in connection with the social program of the club in regard to card parties and dance, that will be acted upon Friday.
 COngrats!
 pr. and Mrs. Charles D. Mo. Cleary Of e4 Highland avenue, ar- nounce the birth of c daughter, Katharine Elizabeth, ct the Wa. terbury hospital Friday, Oct. 20.
 Miss Phyllis Johnson, 6 student at Sargent College of Physical Cul- ture, Boston, Mass, spent the week. end with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Evald Johnson of Bingham street.
 Wallace Terrill, s. Fec, has com- pleted his recruit training at the Naval Training center, Sampson, N. Y., and his spending several days at his home on Ward street. Natatuc Tribe, I. o. R. M. will meet tomorrow evening at 500 in Pythian hall.
 Baby Clinic The regular Well Baby Clinic of the Red Cross was held at the local chapter house this afternoon from 3 to 4. pr. David Bluestone was in charge of the clinic, assisted by Red Cross nurses, Miss Catherine Brooks and Miss Mary ClafEey.
 Mrs. George E. Bronson, chair- man of the music department of the Naugatuck Woman's club, has announced that the meeting sched- uled today at the home os Mrs. Joseph E. Talbot has been post poned indefinitely.
 The chorus of the Naugatuck's Woman's club will meet Friday, oct. i7, at S;4S ?. ui:. in the High school