The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-09-03

Crusader post, Veterans of For eign Wars and the auxiliary of the post will be hosts to members of the order from all parts of the state when the meeting of the common council of the order will be held at the veterans home on Sunday, September II.
 l. The program for the event is now being arranged by committees of the post and auxiliary. Many members of the local post will go to Southbury on Monday to take part in the bi-centnnial cele- bration to be held in that place. Suffered Fractured Ribs | Mrs William E. Paine of May ave- nue is confined to her home suf- fering from several fractured ribs received in fall at her home on | Wednesday. Outing on September 17 A gala day is in store for mem- bers of the progressive party and their friends when they hold an outing and clambake at Osborn's Glen on Sunday, September Is. An interesting sports program has been arranged for the event with tug of war featuring. The bake will start at Il o'clock l in the morning with the serving of a luncheon. The bake will be pre- pared by Clayton Davis and Dick Parkinson.
 It is expected that nearly every member of the Luther league of the Salem Lutheran church will at- tend the Hartford district conven- tion of the league which opens in Waterbury today.
 | ' Naugatuck IS in hopes of hav- ing the largest. attendance of any league in the district and win the prize.
 Tonight a banquet will be served in the Y. M. C.. A. On Monday a program of athletic events will be held at Fulton Park in the Brass City. The local delegation will be lead by Willis Peterson, president of the league.
 vii Attend Banquet Judge Martin E. Gormley of this borough, candidate for the con- gressional nomination on the demo- cratic ticket from the fifth district and Representative Hugh Burns will be among those in attendance at the gathering of democrats to be held this evening in Bridgeport
 by the Jeffersonians. Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt, the party candidate for president will be the guest of honor and the principal speaker. The banquet is being ten
 Archibald McNeil of Bridgeport.
 Judge Gormley will be one of the
 honored guests at the event.
 In Cross HarbOr Swim
 Naugatuck's two crack swim-
 mers will take part in the annual
 cross habor swim to be staged this
 afternoon from Sayin, Rock to
 Lighthouse Point.
 Miss Margaret Scully will take , part in the swim for women and , she is the favorite to win. Alex (Gimbo) Sullivan repeated winner
 of the event who finished In
 dead heat last year with Bob John-
 son of New Haven is also expected livan and Miss Scully finished first ? in the recent swim from Seaside Park to Pleasure Beach in Bridge |. port. Many entries have been re- ceived for the event. Last year
 there was some dissatisfaction over the finish line of the swim. many believing that Sullivan should have
 won the event.
 To Decide Title fI Tomorrow afternoon the cham :, pionship of the Tigertown league l will be decided tomorrow after. l noon at Hopkins park off Scott
 street when the Cubs meet the Rabgers. The game will start al : 3 o'clock. This contest is attracting
 great interest and large gather. ing Is expected owitness the con. 3 test.
 Air Circus An air circus will be held. to. {: morrow and Labor Day at Bethany , Air Field. The circus wil lbe con. : ducted by Bill Dumont well knowr : flyer who learned the flying game ? at Bethany Field.
 The exhibition wil consist oi : stunt flying and parachute jumps. 3 Monday Holiday . Monday will be generally ob. . served in the borough as a holiday t All of the local factories and prac. : ticalIy all of the stores of the bor , ough will be closed all day. Hun. [ ldredE of residents departed from l the borough yesterday and to-das l for the various shore and lake re. sorts.
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