The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-23

" eacn night at 8:16. Previous to the rise of the curtain a program will be rendered by the orchestra, Many rehearsals have been held for the past few weeks Everyone {n the borough is cooperating with the committee to put the show across and make it a big success. Funds are now neded by the unemploy- ment fund. The program for the three nights follows:
 Thursday: Selections by high school orchestra; "The Town Hall Tonight" Valley Players; songs. Happy Sisters, accompanied by Jo- seph Happy; "On With the Dance. i" St Michael's Dramatic association; |; selections. high school orchestra; {; "The Merediths Entertain" Parish Players; comical skit, Herbert Johnson and John Curtin; dancers. Hurley Sisters; musical act by Paul Buckmiller and his band.
 Friday: Selections, high school or- chestra; '"The Town Hall-Tonight,' '' ters; Maker of Dreams" Naugatuck high school dramatic club; selections orchestra; vocal solo, Miss Ethel Salmonson; 'The Merediths Enter tain," Parish Players; comical skit, Herbert Johnson and John Curtin; dance, Hurley Sisters an dmusicai act by Paul Buckmiller and his band.
 Saturday: Selections, high school orchestra; The Town Hall-To- night Valley Players; Peggy Cur tin; Maker of Dreams" Naugatuck high school Dramatic club; selection, orchestra; vocal solo, Miss Ethel Salmonson; songs, Happy Sisters; cfcfn zI~sk Johnson and Curtin and "On With the Dance," St Michael's Dramatic asso citation.
 Death of Marceli Gollibowski.
 Marceli Gollibowski of 40 Lines Hill street died Saturday afternoon at his home. The deceased was employed by the Eastern Malleable Iron company He had been i'll but a short time and news of his death came as a distinct shock to his large circle of friends.
 He is survived by four sons, Frank, Edward and Henry, of this borough, Droneck of Terryville; three daughters. Mrs Julia Step- nocki and Mary and Henrietta Col libowski, all of Union City; two brothers, Jacob and Joseph of Union City and one sister, Mrs Helen
 
 will be held tomorrow morning from his home at 8:30 o'clock and at o'clock from St Hedwig's church. Burial will be in St James cemetery.
 Death of Frank A. Finkle.
 Frank A. Finkle, well known and highly esteemed resident of the bor- ough died Saturday at his home, 10 May street. MT Finkle had not been in the best of health for the past few years but until very re- gently was able to be about. For many years he was foreman in the mill room of the Glove shop. He retired several years ago due to i'll health. He is survived by one brother, Charles Finkle of Seymour, one sister, Mrs Libby Van Deusen of Hartford, a niece. Mrs Ruby Goss of Danbury and nephew, Charles Van Deusen of Hartford. The funeral was held this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the funeral home of Walter c. Gilnack, 25 Park place. Services were conducted by the Rev Edward R. Hance.
 Burial will be in Grove cemetery. MT Finkle was member of Shepard lodge, F. & A. M. and Natatuc tribe of Red Men. The pallbearers were Joseph Holmes, Ralph Schofield, F.. W. Stahl, B. A. Culver, Fred Mont rose and Patrick O'Loughlin.
 Caucuses Thursday Night
 Caucuses in all three wards of the borough will be held by the demo- crats as announced by Mrs Annie B.. Calvin, chairman of the town com mittee. on next Thursday night, the party chairman stated to-day. Party leaders were of the opinion at first that the caucuses would be put off until a later date as the Gem Opera house. where the first ward caucus was slated to be held is engaged for the night. The town chairman states that the borough courtroom will be used for the caucus. That the court room will not be half large enough to hold the crowd that is expected to attend the caucus in this ward is the opinion of the members of the party in the ward. The Gem Opera house would be the best place to hold the gathering as hard contest over the nomination for burgess is expected. Wilson Clark, Jr, and JohnBurke are the avowed candi- dates in the ward with a possibility that Burgess William Krodel may be entered in the race, although 1t is reported that Burgess Krodel will nto seek renomination. Tn the sec- ond ward the contest for burgess will be between the present burgess, Maurice Anenberg and Frank Mad den. Both candidates report that they have enough delegates to put them across. Tn the third ward John Sheridan, now a member of the borough board, will be opposed by Alfred MeieEs This contesf aIso