The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-06
NAUCATUCK
Republicans To Hold
 Their Caucuses Tonight
Present Bmgesses Will Be Renominated Youngsters
 Enjoy Legion Egg Hunt

Republican caucuses will be held tonight in all three wards Of the borough to nominate candidates for burgesses from each ward and to name delegates to the town and bor- ough convention to be held immedi- ateIy after the caucuses. The first ward caucus will be held in the bor- ough court room, the second ward in the American Legion rooms in the odd Fellows building and the third ward in the United City fire house on Bridge street.
 The hour will be 7:30.
 The present three republican bur- gesses will be renominated accord ing to reports. They are Tracy Noble in the first ward, William Noble in the second, and Henry Zwick in the third.
 The party leaders are silent as to tho candidate for warden to oppose Warden Frank T. Green, the demo- cratic nominee. The name of Miss Emily Sophie Brown. former New Haven county. commissioner, and prominent republican. has been heard frequently mentioned as the candidate to head the ticket. Lead ing republicans are non-committal' but several of them admit that the name of Miss Brown has been men, toned in the inner circles. Some of the party leaders are said to be adverse to nominating wom- an candidate for the office of war den, 1t was reported this morning Or the other hand 1t is stated that the party has been seeking Tor sev- eral days to get a good, strong male
 
 have all declined to make the run
 Egg Hunt Attracts
 Several hundred youngsters had wonderful time yesterday afternoon at the Easter egg hunt conducted by Naugatuck post of the American Legion on the hill south of tne Salem school playground. The hunt was a novelty for the local kiddies the event being the first of the kind ever conducted out-of-doors in the borough. In addition to the large number of youngsters, hundreds of adults were on hand to watch the Riddles in their wild scramble. short time after the word go was sounded the hillside was aswarm with the youngsters and every inch of ground was combed. No children over ten years of age were permitted to engage in the hunt and, previous tv the start of the big hunt, a spe- cia1 chase for little tots was con- ducted. Several beautiful prizes were won by youngsters who found eggs with prize tickets attached. The prizes were donated by mer- chants of the borough. During the hunt the high school band rendered music. Local police and Boy Scouts aided in handling the youngsters.
 Hold Up Motorists
 Local police in campaign started Saturday night against motorists driving without tail-lights and with only one headlight held up about three hundred autoists in the course of a few hours, all having defected lights on their cars. The campaign was started on Main streets. three officers being stationed in the Union City section and three oli South Main street. All of those found operating with improper lights were ordered to proceed at once to a garage and have repairs made or else take a summons to court. All of them com piled with the orders to have their lights fixed. One garage reported that 125 bulb lights had been dis posed of. The police in their check up found several funny things. One car held up had headlight nailed tO the rear of the car but there were no wires attached and the police state that there evidently never had been any. Last night the police were again out checking up for about three hours. The police plan to car " on the campaign until the prac- tice of driving without lights in the borough is stopped. The officers who took part in the checkup were Chief John Adamson, officers John Lawlor James Cuddy. Anthony Malone, Jr Richard Ostrom and Walter Lyckiewcz.
 Final Rehearsal Tonight
 The final rehearsal of the cast in the musical revue and m!nstrels to be given tomorrow and Wednesday night in the Gem opera house will be held tonight. The show will feature the borough's lead ing talent. There are about 80 in the cast. The play is said to abound with humor and many laughs are in store for those who attend. The funds derived from the play will go 10 the legion utility fund.
 Requiem Mass Wednesday
 4 solemn requiem high mass for inc late Patrick J. Lawless will be held Wednesday morning at s o'clock si St Francis church. Mir Lawless was buried on holy Thurs