The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-05

| could LOOK up to With pride and gratitude. He came into Litchfield county in 1890 practically un- known and made one of the great est showings in the formerly recog- niZed republican stronghold of the state that had ever been made by a democratic candidate for congress in the district, he stated. The speak CT sincerely hoped that Judge Gormley would again be the can- didate in 1892, and proffered his aid in his own humble way, to bring this about. Dr Edward Dolan of Manchester, member of the state central committee and promi- occasion to compliment Judge Gormley for the great work done in Litchfield county in the election of 1880, as well as all of the candidates in the county who were men of the type that the voters had great con- fidence in he said. Dr Dolan sees the breaking up of the gret strong hold in this county of the repub- lican party.
 Memorial Exercises
 Annual memorial exersises of Naugatuck lodge of Elks will be held tomorrow night in the Elks' home. Elks lodges all over the country on this date pay respect to their departed brothers. The eulogy at the exercises will be de- livered by Judge Martin E. Gorm- ley. An appropriate and fitting program for the event has been ar- ranged by the committee.
 Open Season Tinight The local high school basketball team will open their season tonight in the YMCA gym with the Con- tinuation high school of Waterbury five as their opponents. The local team will have many new faces in the lineup, practically all of the mem bers of last years champion team have been lost to the school through graduation.
 Rotarians Entertain
 Members of the Naugatuck Ro- tary club had their wives and lady friends as their guests last night at a social held in Pythian hall. An entertainment program, dancing and card playing featured and luncheon was served. Despite the inclement weather the affair was largely attended.
 St NIary's Holy Name
 At the monthly meeting of the Holy Name society of St Mary's church to be held tomorrow night In the parish hall, the members will be addressed by Prof Arthur Dowl- ing of Wilby high school. Water bury, and by John J. Daily Of the News staff. All members are urged to attend.
 Water To Be Shut on
 While a hydrant is being replaced and repaired, the water on Church street from Maple street to Rubber avenue will be shut off between the hours of 1:30 and 4:30 in the after noon tomorrow. This line supplies the low service system west of the river and north of Rubber avenue and pressure will be lower through out that sestion which includes Platts Mills and Union City. Ser vice to places on the hills supplied by the low service system may al- so be without water during these hours.
 Nurses Made Many Visits
 Mary Claffey and Catherine Brooks local Red Cross nurses made @ total of 404 visits during the month of November according to their monthly report issued yes terday. The visits included 157 medical and surgical visits; 32 visits to .chronics; 31 for tubercu- losis and communicable diseases; eight for parentol cases and four for post sanitoria. During the month the nurses spent five days in examining pupils in Beacon Falls schools.
 Showing Improvement
 Patrolman Richard Kelly, who was operated upon yesterday in a Waterbury hospital for relief of trouble to one of his bones in his heel was resting comfortably today. The operation was performed by Dr Johnson of the borough and Dr Moriarty of Waterbury.
 Legion Party
 Final arrangements have been completed for the fifth of the sea- sons public card parties sponsored by the American Legion auxiliary at the Legion rooms tonight Prizes will be awarded for auction bridge and pinochle, both high and low scores. Immediately following the card playing. the committee will serve refreshments. The public Is invited.