The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-09-26
ANNUAL VEAL
 ROAST IS HELD
Rod and Gun Club Affair Attracts Crowd of
 Over so
tWatcrville Correspondencc)

More than eight people enjoyed the annual veal dinner of the Waterville Road and Gun club which was held yesterday after noon for club members and mem bers of their families at the club house of Mount Tobe. The crisp fall atmosphere of the day sharp cned the appetities and enormous quantities of veal and other de- licacies disappeared at the dinner which was served at noon and the supper later in the day. William Tyrrell furnished the veal which was admirably prepared by Char les Merriman, George Callahan. Charles William, Harry Faber and Wallace Dyson.
 Following the dinner the finals of the trapshooting tournament were held with Arthur l.. Taylor capturing the club championship The results in the singles were as follows, the totals being the the number of successful hits in twen- ty-five chances:
 Arthur l.. Taylor. 21-2l-24; Hassett 21-19; Arthur C. Taylor IS: Fred Ensninger, IA, IS; Acley Reed 5-1O-7: Vim. Tyrrell and Henry Wagner, 10-7.
 The doubles results were as follows: Arthur l.. Taylor, "A out of 25; the following scored the member recorded out of twelve chances; Lionel Brown, 10; liar mon Hassett 8; Henry Wagner 5; Fred Ensninger 4.
 For those who did not spartici- pate in the trapshooting contest there was a program of quoits and other games.
 Those present were Clifton Has, sett and Miss Swift of Boston, Mass and the following club mem bers. MT and Mrs Carl Topkin ami family; MT and Mrs Harmon Hassett, Harlow Hassett, Mir and Mrs Charles Williams and family; MT and Mrs William Tyrell and faimly; MT and Mrs Louis Mer- riman, Charles Merriman, Edgar Seeley, George Callahan MT and Mrs Wallace Dyson and family; MT and Mrs William Calvin and family; Mir and Mrs Harry Faber and family; MT and Mrs Harry Wagner and family; MT and Mrs Arthur L. Taylor and family; Miss Dorothy Denanche; MT and Mrs Fred Ensninger and family; Roy Berganio, Mir and Mrs Lionel Brown and family and Acley Reed
 Plans Harvest Supper.
 There will be special meeting of St Michaels Ladies' Aid society at St Michaers Parish hall at S:00 o'clock this evening. Further plans for the annual Harvest supper scheduled for october goth will be completed.
 None Finishes Above 300.
 It is most gratifying to Johnny Moore host of local friends and admirers to note that he finished the regular season with the Chi cago Cubs yesterday with final average of 1905. having made 135 hits in 44o times at bat. He also scored 59 runs. He made two singles yesterday in the final game with Cincinnati finishing in the three -hundre class stamps Johnny as n dangerous batter and his friends expect great things from his in the forthcoming world series which opens on Wednesday at the Yankee stadium In New York,
 Mrs Barlow Improving.
 Mrs John Barlow of Patterson court. who had the misfortune to break her hip as the result of q fall two eks ago. has returned to her home liter spending sever al days at the Waterbury hospital 4 trained nurse ts in attendance.
 4 number Of WateryIlie women are serving on sDprinl GOmmittHes in connection with the annual benefit card party for charity tO he given Rt ihs Y. M, c. A, by ibo Waterbury Lions club on october goth. Among them nre Mrs crny. lon Carpenter Mrs Raymond X. nh0rRs ,d Mrs Prank Bailey,