The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-06

Only 12 voters enrolled with Registrars of Voters George F.. Young and Dennis M. Linskey yes- terday so that they may take part in their respective party primaries.
 Ten of those enrolled were men and two. were women. It was the first session of the registrars held for this purpose. Another session will be held next Friday.
 The registrars expect that a large number will be enrolled at next weeks session as many yesterday called for applications to be filled out. It is not believed that there will be any great switching from one party to the other. Party leaders are busy endeavoring to have those whose names do not ap- pear on the primary lists placed there before the party caucuses to be held this month.
 Sears Funeral Monday
 The funeral of Frank A. Sears, 62, former borough court judge and borough clerk for many years, who died of a heart attack in New York city early yesterday morning, will take place Monday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock from his home, 62 Aetna street. Services will be conducted by minister of the Con gregatoinal church. Burial will be in Hillside cemetery. The house will be open to friends tomorrow afternoon and evening.
 Out of respect to Judge Sears, the flag at the municipal building is being flown at half-staff. The death of Judge Sears . was ,4 re- ceived with profound regret by his many friends. He was believed to have been in excellent health when he left here on Thursday to sec his son, Leo, who was attacked and stabbed in New York where he is in the srestaurant business, early Wednesday morning while on his way home. He is now a patient at the Harlem hospital, New York The excitement caused Judge Sears | upon receiving the news of his sons condition, is believed to have caused the heart attack.
 Monthly Meeting Monday
 The church board of the I'm. manuel Lutheran church. will hold a regular monthly meeting at o'clock Monday evening. The presence of every member Is re | quested. On Thursday afternoon the Ladies' Aid society will hold z meeting in the church at 2:S( o'clock. @
 Two Important Games Today Two important games will b' played this afternoon at Recrea tion field in the Naugatuck Anna l teur league. At 2 o'clock, the Fal cons of Union City who gave th' Crescents their first setback of thu season last Saturday, will mee the Pastimes of Little Italy."s A { o'clock, the Crescents will pla, the Orioles of Beacon Falls. 4 record crowd is expected.
 Band Holds Rehearsal
 The "rube" band of the Ameri can Legion held a successful re hearsal last evening in headquar ters, odd Fellows building. Tn, band will hold another rehearsa on Tuesday evening. Albert Sumpt Ray Erickson and Austin L. Phil lips who are in charge of the band request the presence of ever!
 Naugy Tennis Team Ready
 The Y. M. C.. A. tennis team vii entertain the Stamford Y racque outfit this afternoon at the court of the Naugatuck Golf club Matches will start promptly at o'clock. Henry Cieslewski.. Johl Schmuck, Warden Harris White more, Jr, Lucien Warner and VII liam Baxter will represent the 10 calls. After the singles matches doubles will be staged. Stamfor' has one of the best tennis outfits T the state.
 II Plans for the field meet to D held by the North Adams. Mas fire department on Labor day, WI be formulated by members 2 Naugatuck Hose. Hook and Lad der company, at q special meet ing to be held next Thursday ever
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