The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-24
Mary T. Norton Of
 New Jersey Speaks
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there could be found no glaring brooches of faith or honesty in his handling of the government. In closing Mrs Norton said that the government must come back to the people through the democratic party, and away from the republi- can party and special big inter- ests.'
 Mrs Harris of New Haven, former Waterbury resident, was given great ovation by her home town: she spoke few words. stat ing that as long as the law of fermentation remains on natures law books that prohibition cannot be enforced. She also made strong plea for the old age pension. John Crary and Judge Gormley and Mrs Whitney of New Haven, also spoke few timely remarks.
 Mrs Hayden was assisted on the general arrangements committee by Miss Dora Egan, town clerk, and Mrs Gertrude Guilfoile Cor den. A musical program was pre- sented by Mrs William Cleary and Miss s. Drufva.
 Those present last night were the following.
 Seated at the guest table were, Honorable Mary T. Norton, Mrs Nora Harris, Mrs Henry A. Hay den, Mrs Josepha Whitney of New Haven, Mrs Gertrude Corden, Miss Dora A. Egan, Mrs F.. J. McDon- aid, John Crary and Judge Martin Gormley. Mrs Helen Brophy, Mrs Joseph Rice, Miss Jane Casey. Mrs nnI AHre Mrs Cecelia Cook, Frank Leary, Mf and Mrs Daniel Mahaney, Mir and Mrs Garren, John Bennett. Mir and Mrs John Crary, MT and Mrs Louis Dwyer, John Thoms of this city; Mrs Margaret c. Higgins, Mrs Anna M. Ford, Mrs Lillian Leahy, Mrs Frincis J. Cavanaugh, of Hart ford; Miss Mary E. Shanahan, Miss Katherine Healey. Miss Helen Hea- l ley, Miss Lucy Bowes, Miss Julie McGrath. Miss Agnes Fitzpatrick, MT and Mrs F.. J. Newcomb, Miss Sarah Guilfoile, Miss Mary M. A. Bennett, Joseph A. Hackett, John Fitzmaurice, Miss Rita Tobin, Miss Ruth Decley, Miss Gertrude Hoey, Mrs Martin F. Gormley. MT and Mrs Vincent A. Scully. Mrs Corne- Illus Maloney, Miss Anna J. Cough Ian, Miss Nellie Bender, Miss Cath erine Maloney, Miss Margaret Ma loney, of this ctiy; Miss Sophie Pa cyna, Mrs James A. Curry, Mrs James Hogan, Mrs Louisa Moran Bailey, of Hartford; Mrs J. H. Mc- Ginness, Mrs James Bolan, Mrs NJ E. Keeley, Mrs M. '. Donovan, Mrs T. J. Kilmartin, Miss Katherine Kilmartin, Mrs Patrick Healey Mrs Kathryn Zibell, Mrs Thoma: Wagner, Miss Helen Devine, Mrs William F. Cleary, Miss Maureer Louise Cleary, Mrs Patrick McNul- ty, Miss Margaret Bowers, Miss Helen R. Driscoll, Mrs Louis G Mango, Mrs Thomas Fleming, MT! Arthur Mcdonald of this city; MT! Mary s. Murray, Mrs Margaret J Harris, Mrs w. w. Pease. Charles Madden Grace Madden. Mrs Cath crime Carroll of New Haven; Nil and Mrs Joseph Law1or. Elizabetl Lawlor, Miss Margaret Lawlor, Mir Mary Kirk of this city, Miss Cece lia Burke. Mrs Edward M. Key holds, Mrs M. O'Neill, Mrs MaT. Kivlan, Mrs John Sullivan. MT Marion Kivlan Aldrich of New Ha ven; Mrs w. Fallowell. Mrs M Wrenn, Mir and Mrs Joseph Monag han, MT and Mrs Thomas Doyle Mrs Frank J. Monaghan. Mis- Irene Synott. Mrs Catherine Leary Mrs Julia Doyle, Mrs Nellie E Daly, Mrs Katherine Fitzgerald Mrs Katherine Gilmartin. Mrs Mar garet Campane, Mrs Julia Blakes lee. Mrs Elizabeth Creighton, MT A. B. Calvin. Mrs Katherine knigh n Mrs Mary Cass, Miss Sarah Doyle Mrs Catherine Reilly, Mrs lame Doyle Mrs. P. McVerry. Mrs Lynch. Mrs John J. Calvin, MT Edward Fitzpatrick. Mrs Molli storm, Miss Nellie M. Noonan o this city.