The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-10
NAUGATUCK Last Call For
 Borugh Voters
Applicants Must Appear at Registrars Office Not Later
 Than 5 O'Clock Tomorrow Afternoon

Registrars of Voters George P. Young and Dennis M. Linskey ex- pect an avalanche of applications will be received to-day and to-mor- row from residents of the borough who are eligible to be made voters and who wish to take part in tho election on Nov 8. The registrars will be in session tonight from 2 until 8 o'clock. They will hold their final session tomorrow from o'clock in the morning until 5 o'clock in the afternoon. Those whose applications are not re- ceived before the close of the ses- sion tomorrow afternoon will be unable to take part in the election next month.
 Marriage Announced Announcement of the marriage of Lieutenant Francis Liwiski of the U. s. army to Miss Jean Ster- ling Borus of Garden City, L. I, has been made. The wedding took place on Wednesday, October 5, in Garden City. Following the cere- mony the newly welded couple left for Hawaii where Lieut. Liwiski will be stationed. Lieut. Liwiski was graduated from West Point last June. He Is a graduate of St Fran cis' parochial school and of the Naugatuck high school.
 Judge Martin E. Gormley of this borough, candidate for congress from the fifth congressional dis trict on the democratic ticket was in attendance at the reception ten- dered Gov Ritchie of Maryland yesterday by National Committed man Archibald McNeil of Bridge port. Gov Ritchie addressed big | gathering of democrats in the Park | city.
 Funeral of Andrew Grikis The funeral of Andrew Grikis, who died Thursday night was held | this morning from his late home on | City Hill street at 8:30 o'clock and at o'clock from St Hedwigs church where a requiem high mass was celebrated. Burial was in St | James cemetery.
 No Meeting Tonight | The meeting of Naugatuck aerie of Eagles scheduled to be held to- night has been postponed until next Monday night.
 | Honor Washington-P Pulaski Polish residents of the borough affiliated with the Polish National Catholic church held exercises yes- terday afternoon in the Polish Na- tional hall in honor of the bicen- tennial of George Washington and the 153d anniversary of the death of General Pulaski, Polish general who died while fighting for this | country in the Revolutionary war. Rev Father Janck of New London was the principal speaker.
 | Naugy Defeats Stamford Stamford high came to the bor- ough Saturday afternoon with a great big football team and went back again to the Lock Town de- feated by Coach Peter J. Foley's lighter but snappier gridsters 19-
 IS. For a time 1t looked as though the locals were going down to de- | feat with the score 13-7 in favor of
 Stamford. In the final quarter | Naugy went into the game and I. ripped through the Stamford out - fit with passes, line plunges and everything in the category with the result that they garnered 12 points to send Stamford back home de- feated. Tuckey was the outstand- ing players for the local outfit.
 William sOdlOsky
 William Sodlosky. 3G. of G4 Park avenue, died early this morn-
 Ing at the Waterbury hospital where he had been a patient the past week suffering with intestinal trouble. His sudden death was q distinct shock t0 his many friends.
 Mir sodI0sky was employed during
 tho past i5 years at the Rubber
 Iiegenerating company. He was n
 member of Naugatuek Aeris Of of Eagles, the F0resters and Naugatuck Lodge of Elks.
 Besides his wife. Ethel. he Is survived by his mother, Mrs Catb- erine bodI0sky: one son, William. Jr; thfes sisters, Mrs William
 AIyia of Waterbury and Mrs Alice
 N0rk and Mrs William uaIEet ef Union City, and three brothers, 10.
 nspb, John and Edward. al Of Naugsfuok, Funeral arrangements Will be announced later.