The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-01-19

Oficers of the st Francis T. A. B
society and the st Cecilia T. A. B.
society were Installed last night at
Joint installation exercises held III
the T. A, B. rooms in the st Fran
els school building. County Direc-
tor Lawrence J. Farrell Of this
borough was in charge Of the in
stallation. The officers Of st Fran
els r. A, B. are:1 President, John
Conlon: vice president George NC
Namara; financial secretary, L. J.
Farrell; recording secretory, r. j.
Fitzgerald; treasurer, p. II. Regan;
marshal, THOMAS p. Reilly; chap
lain, Rev william Brewer; SER
reant at arms, Richard Kelly. the
officers of the st Cecilia T. A. b.
are: President, Mrs Nellie Dono-
van: vice. president, Mrs Catherine
Gormiey: financial secretary MISS
Margaret Morris; recording secrc-
tary, Mrs Theresa Lengyel; chap
lain, Rev william Brewer. Fol-
lowing the business meeting an en-
tertainment program was enjoyed
and refreshments were served.
Eaxles to Hear Organizer
A large delegation of Naugatuck
Aerie Of Eagles will 60 to New Ha-
ven tonight to attend big meet
ing Of Eagles at which Conrad n.
Mann of Kansas City, Mo, Will ad-
dress the gathering. Mr. Mann IL u
member Of President Hoover's un-
employment commission ana he is
also president Of the Chamber OF
Commerce Of Kansas City. HIS al
dress will be on the bill now before
congress dealing with the stapln-
cation of unemployment. GOV
ernor Wilbur l.. Cross Will also pe
one of the speakers. A class OF
candidates will be initiated, several
Of the candidates being from the
local aerie.
Installation Of Officers
District Deputy Susan M: White
of Waterbury and her ohcial stall
will install the officers OF Column
bian Rebekah lodge, No. 30, l. ".
o. F., at the regular meeting 70 DC
held tomorrow night at O'CLOCK
in odd Fellows hall.
Vets to Play Hosts
Crusader post. Veterans OF FOR
eign Wars, will play host to mem.
bers of eleven New Haven county
| posts in their home on Hupper
avenue on Saturday night. Enter
tainment will be furnished py tMS
visiting posts. Refreshments WI
ioved On Friday night the mem
hers ~ the most and the post aux
iliary will gather to hear the pro-
uram To be broadcast over q ma
fion-wide hook-up from 1880 UNI
nj 1890 O'Clock. The speakers
will he National Commander Har-
cid D. DeCoe, Vice Commanders
| Coonz and Van Zaret and Con-
rressman Wright Patman.. The en-
fertainment will be furnished by
the II. s. Marine band, Paul White
mans orchestra and Rudy Vailee's
orchestra. -,
Plans for a turkey dinner to De
served on February 20 by the post
are being made. The dinner Will
commemorate the birthday OF
George washington. It will be for
members of the post and the aux
iliary. Tickets may be procured
| from Irving Brown, James Farreh,
Edward Bickford and Edward
Two Accidents Recorded
| Two automobile accidents were
reported to the local police yester-
dav. In one of the accidents MRS
Estelle F. Co.'s of Church street,
waterbury, suffered q cut on the
forehead, thought to have been
inflicted when the windshield on
her car broke. The accident oc.
Cured on Riverside drive at abou'
II o'clock. The Lincoln car driven
by Mrs Goss collided with q tow
car owned by John Mitkowsky Of
46O west Main street. waterbury
and the car which was being towec
said to be the property OF a New
York man. Mrs Goss was travennt
south at the time and the Mitkow'
sky car north. Mrs Goss II wa'
stated was blinded by the giarint
sun on the highway. She was takei
to her home following the accident
All three cars were damaged IN I'M
accident.
The other accident recorded hap
pened at Dead Mans curve on I'M
Naugatuck- NaterDury road apou
q o'clock when q Brockway truc'
owned by thu Whatshercuk CO .
pawtucket. Il. J.. operated py rst
rick J. Doran of Wall street, wa
terbury, and q Ford coupe operhte'
by Arthur w. Pierce of - FRAT
! street, Winsted. cclIided. BOT
!, cars wero travelling south NJ IN
! tine and this Winsted man W.
said 10 be- passing the truck whel
! | his car coiiided with ~ the truc'