The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-04

WI VI tHt 5tatC iG6Aoiat4lCs Il Party leaders when questioned in relation to the rumor were non-com- initial. It is known that the party j has been casting around for the past several days in an effort to se- cure strong candidate to oppose T Warden Green.
 l It is the desire of Dr H. H. Cor ton, chairman of the republican town committee to place a strong l ticket in the field, in order that the I g. o. D. may be returned to power in May.
 | Easter Services
 Special musical programs featur- ing Easter will be rendered in all the churches tomorrow at the regu- lar services. In St Michaels Episco- pal church, organist Clifford Hotch- Kiss has prepared a special program. The services will be the holy com- munion choral at a. m, holy com munion and sermon at II a. m.
 In St Francis church the masses Will be at z. 9, and 1O:2O o'clock. Children's mass will be at o'clock In the chapel.
 Masses at St Mary's and St He'd wigs churches will be at 8 and lO:30. Special musical programs will be rendered at the masses.
 The morning worship in the Con gregational church will be at II o'clock. There will be reception of new members at this service. Rev Edward R. Hance will pdeach a sermon on Eternal Lffe-An At tainment." The quartet, assisted by chorus of 30 voices will render the cantata "The Resurrection ana the Life" by R. Spaulding Slough ton. Services in the Methodist Epis- copal church will be at II o'clock. Rev Joseph R. Swain will preach sermon on the Heart of Easter.'' There will be Easter communion service. In the afternoon at 4 o'clock there will be an Easter pa1- cant given by the members of the church school.
 In the Swedish Congregational church Easter sehvices will be held at 10:30 and evening sehvice will be at 7:30 o'clock.
 In the Emanuel Lutheran church there will be an Easter celebration Tor the Sunday school at 9 o'clock. The English Easter service will be at 10 o'clock and the German ser vice at II o'clock. The sermon to pc preached by the pastor, Rev Martin Plagemann, will be ''The Living Christ the Source of Our Easter Joy"
 | To Conluct Dance l Naugatuck aerie of Eagles will | conduct an Easter Monday night dance in Tano's dance garden on Monday night. Burkes club orches- tra vii furnish music.
 Borough Road Meeting l Senior Burgess Henry Zwick will I nrpaida hn of warden and burgesses to be held next Tuesday night. Warden Frank T. Green is patient at St RaphaePs hospital, New Haven. The board At It's meeting Thursday will consider tne budget for the coming year. It IS reported that Burgess Anenberg VIII propose that persons of the borough out of employment be given the appointment as election officials for the annual election in May, The naming of the election officials is up to the registrars of voters, the borough board approving the list. | He'd Cross Nudses Busy
 Loretta M. Shea and Mary Claffey local Red Cross nurses had a busy month in March, when they made oVf vislts to patients. During the month 66 new patients were taken l ~~~~S- v 4 PNtACItS were 0lBcnarRe0.
 Crosby Wins Egg Hunt. | John Crosby, aged 12. was tbe winner of the egg hunt conducted Tor the junior members of the Y. M. z. A. last night in the "Y." Between l50 and 200 hundred youngsters took part. The winner was awarded a large. Easter egg weighing one pound and a large bunny rabbit. Five other youngsters were awarded one pound boxes of chocolates. .Tohn McGloary, boys secretary was in charge of the hunt. He was assisted by members of the Dorm club" | Two Fires Yesterday. Firemen at the Maple street fire- house were called out yesterday morning about 10:40 o'clock to ex- tinguish gras fire at Bristol ter- race. In the afternoon they were again called out for Q slight fire in one of the Rubin tenement buildings on South Main street. This fire was said to have started from short cir. cult in the wiring. Very little dam age resulted from the fire. Cast to Rehearse. Rehearsals will be held tomorrow and on Monday night the rehearsal being the final dress practice, by the cast in the American Legion revue and minstrels to be staged in the Gem Opera House on next Tuesday and Wednesday nights. There has been large advance sale of tickets for the show and the Gem promises to hold capacity audiences on both nights.
 Improving System. Improvements to the fire alarm telegraph system which are being made by Supintendent of Fire Alarm Michael F. Shea and Engineer Ches- ter ". Call of the Camewell com pany at t he Maple street firehouse are expected to be completed to- day. Under the change the alarm system vii be operated from the reg ular electric current instead of as heretofore from power furnished from the generator of the local plants of the U. $. Rubber com pany. Under the new system the humber of batteries will be cut from l97 to A. The changes will result in a saving to the borough it is said. The life of the batteries be- ing almost doubled under the new system. The local system was praised by the Gameweil engineer who believes the borough is forum ate in having a man of Superintend ent Shea's ability in charge of the system.
 Funeral of Mary Martin.
 The funeral of Miss Mary Martin of North Water street. who died early Friday morning in St Mary's hospital in Waterbury will be held Monday morning from the funeral home of Henry P. Mccarthy on Cedar street at 8:3O o'clock and at I9 o'clock from St Francis church. The body will be taken to New York for burial.
 Card Tourney Tonight. A card tourney between members