The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-15


| night in presenting the comedy
musical production the college
FIapper'' before a good sized audi
ence. The performance will be re-
peated tonight before what is ex-
pected to be capacity crowd.
There was not a dull moment
during the performance and every
body present had many laughs. One
OF the outstanding features was the
appearance Of prominent men at
tired in women's gowns and they
| made a hit. The singing of college
songs of course dominating, was
fines
| Members Of the main cast, head
ed by Kenneth, Rapieff as Jerry
star football player, excelied ano
| were roundly applauded. Mr. Rapi,
eff, being sought in order to attend
a secret drill before the big game
Of the season, is forced to attire
himself in the garments OF the Wo--
man keeper of the soriety house.
AS such, he did the role in a sat
isfactory manner and caused many
laughs. Ably assisting him were
Edward McGrath, Mrs Mortimer
Quirk, Mrs Samuel Andrew, Miss
Anna May Dooling, Frank p. Jones,
GilIette Noble, Arthur Lorenuyzon,
Ralph Quinn, Francis O'Connor,
Arnold Carlson, Mrs Gustawe Metz.
Charles p. Rodenbach, Mrs Harold
Perry and John J. DAILY. Mr. DAILY
was cheer leader for the cheering
section.
The comedy was presented un-
rer the auspices of Fellowcraft as
ISOLATION and Evergreen chapter,
O. e. s. Children appearing in the
opening number made a big i'm
preston. Those in the chorus also
performed well. Much praise for the
success Of the show naturally went
to Miss Elizabeth Latham, the d.
rector.
Election Interest Growing
Voters are starting to take a
deep interest in the three-cornered
night for the political domination
of the borough which will take
place on election day, May 2. Con-
siderable speculation is being made
by the experts about the chances
Of the third ticket, the progressives
headed by George H. Waite.
While some leaders predict that
the progressives will make inroads
in both the republican and demo-
cratic ranks, there are others who
feel that the tive cid parties Will
get their usual large number OF
ballots. 1t has been said by some or
the older politicians that the inde-
pendent voters are taking deep
interest in the new ticket and that
many staunch Jeffersonians and re-
publicaps of the past will be under
the Waite banner this spring.
With Warden Frank T. Green at
the helm in an endeavor to make
it three years in q row of demo-
cratic supremacy and the repubh-
cans stoutly uphoiding their strong
est candidate, Harris Whittemore,
Jr., the race should develop into
a torrid one. Leaders of all three
parties are prone to predict VIC
tory so early, but the very fact that
they cast chances towards the work
ers of their party presages Keen
contest. !.
/ It is expected that the leaders OF
all three machines will endeavor to
rally voters from all three wards
to their banner. The progressives
started. the ball rolling last Sunday
when they addressed the Pollsh-
American political club. 1t is ex-
pected that rallies will be staged
in all wards this year because OF
the closeness of the race.
Budget Meeting Tonight
Members of the board of warden
and burgesses will hold a meeting
tonight, at 8 o'clock in the borough
court room at which the maj
drafting Of the new budget VIII De
accomplished.
Changers Meet Tonight
A pleasant evening Is expected
to be enjoyed by members OF the
Beacon Valley grange when they
meet tonight in straitsville. The
occasion will be the observance OF
'.Flower Night An appropriate
program has been arranged. All
members are urged to be present.
Thomaston Here Tomorrow
The Thomaston high school base
ball team will open the season here
tomorrow afternoon at Recreatlon
field against Naugatuck high: the
game wil start at ISIS and should
attract q good sized crowd OF rams.
Interested IN seeing Pete Folcy's
new nine IN action. Trask who was
one Of the mainstays last season.
II expected to receive the pitch
| ing assignment.
Many Anglers out Today
The drive on speckied beauties,
| got underway early this morning.
Las the season was formally opened.
with more than $50 licenses issued
Ito local anglers very few BROOKS