The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-30
NAUGATUCK New World Predicted
 By Forum Speaker
Says Russia Will Take Lead-Shoe Company Plant
 Had Fire Last Night

that reservations have already been made for 60 tables and it is ex- pected that many more will be made in the next few days. The proceeds of the party will be for the benefit of the sick benefit fund of the council. Edward Dooling is chairman of the committee. Tickets may be procured at Don- nelly's cigar store or at Andy's campus.
 Many to Atetnd Party. Several local residents will at- tend the card party to be given to- night in the town hall in Beacon Falls for the benefit of St Mi- chaels church at that place. Bridge. whist and pinochle will be. played. Card playing will start at served following the card games.
 Dramatic Club Entertainment.
 A novelty entertainment entitled ''This and That" will be presented by St Michaeis Dramatic club in St Michael's parish house on We'd nesday night, April 6. The program will consist of dramatic sketches and musical numbers. Dancing will follow. Tracy Noble is in charge of the program for the event.
 Dates for the holding of both the democratic and the republi- can caucuses to choose delegates to the town and borough conven- ton and to name candidate for burgess from each of the three wards were announced yesterday. Dr H. H. Gorton, chairman of the republican town committee has called the party caucus for Mon- three wards. The first ward eau GUS will be held in the borough court room, the second ward in Le- zion hall in the Odd Fellows build- ing and the third ward in the Un- ion City fire house. The call for the caucuses states that they are being held for the purpose of nom mating a burgess from each ward to name a ward committee from each ward and to choose seven del- egates to the republican borough convention, to nominate candidates for the borough and town offices for the ensuing year.
 Warden Frank T. Green, chair man of the democratic town com- mittee stated that the party cau- cuses will be held Friday night, April 8, in all three wards of the borough in the same places desig- mated by the republicans.
 A candidate for burgess in each ward will be named and delegate to the democratic borough conven- tion to name candidates for town and borough offices will be chosen. Rendered Shower
 Miss Mary Joyce of North Main street who Is to be married shortly to Joseph Shanley of Orchard l street was rendered shower last night in St Mary's hall by mem bers of the Children of Mary of St Mary's church of which Miss Joyce has served as an officer for some time. The bride to be was the re- cipient of many beautiful gifts. A delightful luncheon was served and an entertainment program was en- | joyed.
 Former War py Talks l Commander Robert Birt of Cor poral Coyle Post, American Legion of Waterbury, who served in the World war as a French spy ad- dressed the members of the Nau- gatuck Rotary Club at their week. ly luncheon this noon hour in Halls Tavern On "War Experiences. MT l Birt's talk was very interesting and was greatly enjoyed by the club members.
 Attending Convention
 Superintendent of Schools H. D. Chittenden and Principal Charles P. Slade of the local high school. are attending the state gathering of Connecticut school superintend-
 ents and high school principals
 which opened yesterday in New Britain. The convention will be | brought to a close today.