The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-03
NAUCATUCK
Joseph A. Sullivan
 Has Sudden Death
We'll Known Borough Resident Suffers Acute Indiges-
 ton Ahack-FaIse Alarm Rung at Box 6I
Card Tlourney Aftcr MectIng

Card Tourney After Meeting
 Following the regular ff1eting Of H0mona council, D. of F. to Dc held tonight in odd Tellows' hall at 6 o'clock q card tournament will be held. A large attendance of mem- bers is requested.
 To Serve Turkey Dinner
 A turkey rinner will be served Thursday evening in the church parlors of the swedish Congrega- tlOnnl church by the members of the Ladies' Aid society. Tho menu will consist of roast turkey, maah- cd potatoes. dressing. turnips. cranberry sauce. celery, homemade bread, choice of pumpkin or apple pie and coffee.
 To Address FOrcincn's Club
 Prof Hudson E. Hastings of Yale and Ira 4. Matheney, assoc clate state sccretary of the YMcA and president of the State Fore mems clubs will be the speaker at the November meeting of Nauga- tuck Foremen'g club, to he held on Thursday night, Nov 12. 4 dinner will be served preceding the busl- negs meeting nt 6:4b o'clock by John Chromonyo, chef of the " cafeteria. it is expected that the permanent officers of the club will Do named at this meeting as tho nominating committee is scheduled to submit their report. Prof Hast ingB is q recognized expert on busi- ness organizations. He will give an explanation of the new institute of of Human Relations. Mir Matheney will tell of the club activities In tho state.
 Nearly All Lists Tn
 Borough assessors Michael E.. Reidy and Harry Fl. Schoiield cx- pressed the opinion that nearly all property owners in the borough had filed their lists of taxable property when tho time for filing lists closed last night. The assessors will start to make a checkup of the list. It is expected the work will take q couple of months after which the lists will be turned over to the board Of relief. It iB pre- dlcted that the board wil! have some busy sessions when they sit next year, aB hundreds of property owners nrc disgrtintied over the in- crease made ih their properties by the revnluation committee.
 Supper This Evening
 All plans have been completed for the annual supper of the ladies of st. Mary's church to be held toe night in the parish hall on North Main street. It is expected that close to 1000 persons kili partake of tho supper. one half of the proceeds Of the supper will be do- nated to the unemployment fun of the borough.
 State President to Speak
 state President Mrs. Catherine Dibbie of the Veterans of Foreign Wars gave very interesting talk to the members of the ladies' auxil- iary of Crusader post. Veterans of Foreign Wars. nt meeting held Inst night in the post rooms on Rubber avenue.
 Selieck- -ItoOd
 Miss Dorothy May Rood, daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Horace B.. Rood of Windham Cenetr and Sterling Wiley selleck. son of MT. and Mrs. Willard Sclleck of North Main street, this borough were united in marriage yesterday morning ut 10 o'clock in at. John'H Eplscopai church in New Haven by tho Rev. ]. Chauncey Llnsley. D. D., of the Bcrkley Divinity school. Tho couple were attended by MT. and Mrs. George schumach- CT of Clark street. New Haven, for