The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-08
Early Borough
 Vote Is Heavy
1,4OO Cast at 10 A. M. - Enthusiastic Rallies Close Campaign "
 Banquet Date Set

1.-the policy of government to keep out of business, yet the present ad- ministration has loaned millions to the railroads, the benks and insur- lance companies which means noti- ing more or less than the govern- ment fs entering into business for in the cases of many of the banks the country has loaned as much as the entire amount of the banks capital. He appealed to- the voters for their own best interests to go to the polls~today and refhte the past administration and heIect Franklin ID. Roosevelt and the en- tire democratic ticket.
 MT Dodd of Yale university gave a very interesting talk. lambasted the republican administration of Herbert Hoover and took United States Senator Hiram Bingham over the coals. He attacked him for taking the paid secretary of the Manufacturers astociation of Connecticut into the meeting of the finance committee when the hear ing was being held on the tariff. He charged that Senator Bingham through his actions was not only unfit to be . candidate. for the U. s. senate but likewise unfit, to be candidate for dog catcher in the smallest hamlet or village in the state.
 Judge Gormley in closing his campaign reiterated his claims made all during the campaign that the republican administration alone is responsible for the present con- ditions of the country. They have been in absolute control of the gov ernment for a period of twelve years and through ineff1ciency and mismanagement of government plunged the country into its pres- ent state. He urged the voters to go to the polls today and cast their ballot straight for the election of the democratic candidates from ton to bottom. All of the other speak CTS likewise urged the voters to, vote the straight democratic. ticket In order that the country may be brought back to a government of the people instead of special inter- ests. t
 Annual tssY' Banquet.s
 Notices have ben mailed to members of the VIM. c. A. an- nouncing that the annual dinner of the association and business meeting will be held in social rooms on November 18th. Annual reports will be submitted and re- ports of officers made at this sesy sion. All members who plan on attending are urged to notify the association not later han Friday Miss Beryl Bronson of Beacon night of this week.
 Gave Interesting Talk.
 A very interesting talk on prison welfare before the members of the Naugatuck Women,s club yester- day afternoon in Pythian hall by Mrs Martha P. Falconer. Mrs Fall coner was one of the pioneers in tMe work of converting the old Philadelphia house of Refuge into the first correctional institution for way ard youth. The speaker told of the reforms that have been made in recent years in the hand- ling of wayward youth. The speak CT has visited many institutions not only in this< country but in Europe and her talk was very interesting one. The entertainment at the meeting was furnished by Falls who favored with several violin selections. She was accom- panied on the piano by her other Mrs George D. Bronson.
 Notlces Being Mailed.
 Borough Tax Collector N. Had- ley Cox is mailing out notices to delinquent tax payers of the borough who owe back taxes with an appeal that the tax be paid promptly. The notices are being sent to those who taxes dating back farther than July l, 1882.
 Warden Harris Whittemore, Jr.. is supervising the job of collecting the tax. It is hoped to realize enough to keep the borough work going during the winter months. A few weeks ago borough work men were laid of due to the fact that the appropriations were prac- tically used up. The borough Un- employment Fund which had ftlnc. toned in the borough for the past two years will not be operative this year, therefore Warden Whit. temore is endeavoring to get in enough back taxes to permit the borough to keep the street depart- ment workers busy during ths win- ter months.
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