The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-25

Plans for staging musical com edy in the borough in the near 1u- ture were discussed at meeting of Naugatuck post American Le- zion last night. No definite date Tor the production was set, depending upon the dates that the Gem Opera house will be available.
 The show will be produced under the direction of well known pro ducine company. Commander Thomas Reynolds stated this morn. ing that more definite plans VIII be announced later.
 Officere of the post will be nomi- hated at the next meeting to De heio Thursday night, Oct l, and the election of officers will take place two weeks later.
 Takes Office Oct 1
 Dr H. H. Gorton, for many years chairman of the Republican IoWh committee who was named coun- ty commissioner several months ago will take office on oct l. He will one of the three commlssloh- CTS in charge of the New Haven county jail and other count lnsts.u- tions. Dr Gorton will have an once In the cOuIny DuliuiA6s ANS"
 Ready For Shoot
 Members of the local trap shoot ing team of the Naugatuck F1sh and Game club are all primed TOT their final meeting tomorrow al Woodbridge in the four-cornered shoot against Seymour, Bethany and Woodbridge in Woodbridge. The shoot is being held in connection with the annual Woodbridge fair. The Woodbridge team is now lead ing the field by the narrow margin of three points. The meet will De an all day event.
 Marriage Announced
 MT and Mrs Peter Simons of North Main street, Union City. an- nounce the wedding of their dugh- ter, Alma, to Thomas Burke, Jr. of Kearney, N. J. The marriage took place in Bellville. N. J., on June 30.
 To Be Chief Haymakcr John A. Lawlor of Hoadley street is slated to be made chief hay maker of the state organization or Haymakers at the annual conven- tion to be held tomorrow in Derby. MT Lawlor has been state vice. chief haymaker for the past year and has been active in Red Men and Haymaker curcles for many years. The convention will be held in the American Legion hall on the corner of Seymour and Atwater avenues. The business session will start at 2 o'clock. A chicken dinner will be served at 6:30 and in the evening at 8 o'clock there will be an entertainment for all past chief lawmakers of the state. Several To- cal members of the order lpan on attending.
 Park City Tank Men Tonight
 The first indoor swimming meet of the season will take place at the YMCA tonight with the Bridge port " tank artists in a battle with Capt Seymour Squires local " natators. A close contest is ex- pected as both teams are fairly evenly matched. The meet will be open to the public and is part of the open house program of the week. Following the swim ming an exhibition will be given in the gym under the direction of Fritz Klambt, physical instuctor, by members of the Waterbury Turner club. They have been seen in. exhibitions in the borough on previous occasions and have always | pleased.
 To Nominate Officers
 Crusader post, Veterans of Fore | ign wars will nominate officers at their meeting to be held tonight at o'clock. The lection will be held at the first meeting in Oc- tober
 Leave For New Assignment
 Rev Timothy A. Byrne, for the past three years assistant at St Francis church left yesterday for Montville where he will become as- isitant to Rev Thoms Lynch, pas tor of St Johns church. The Rev William Brewer of Pawcatuck will become curate at the local church, succeeding Father Byrne. Rev Ed ward Curtin, son of Mir and Mrs Edward Curtin of Cherry street. ordained last May left for East Hartford where he will become curate at St Mary's church. Rev Thomas Garrick, son of Patrolman and Mrs Martin Garrick of High street who was ordained in Italy in June also left today for Bristol to be come assistant pastir at St Anne's church.
 Engagemcnt Announced Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Ruth Cap.