The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-25
NAUGATUCK Ladies' Auxiliary
 Hold Banquet
Former Local Priest Is in Hospital Sheridan Pro-
 tests Workers at Session Making Voters

The annual banquet of the La dies auxiliary of the A. o. H. was held last night in Hibernian hall. The event was largely attended. The banquet was served at 6 o'clock under the direction of Richard T. Parkinson, who had charge of the catering. Roast Turkey with all the trimmings was reatured on the menu. Following the banquet an entertainment program was rend- cred and talks were given by Rev John J. Fitzgerald, Rev Father Brewer and Judge Martin E. Gorm- ley. The speakers paid tributes to the Irish race for the important parts the have played in affairs of the world for centuries.
 On the entertainment program were songs by Abbie Reilly, and John Freeman of Naugatuck and Michael Wallace of Waterbury, fam cy dancing by Billy Wylong and the McKenna brothers of Water bury and by Prof J. W. Crowley of Waterbury, formerly of Boston who gave a very fine exhibition of Irish dances.
 Former Local Priest
 Rev Edward l.. Morrison, pastor of the East Hampton Catholoc church, formerly assistant at St Francis church of the borough is a patient in St Francis hospital, Hartford. Father Morrison's many local friends are toping for a speed- dy recovery.
 Will Address Derby Eagles
 Judge Martin J. Gormley will be the speaker at a large gathering of Eagles to be held in Ferby Thurs day night, April 28.
 Altar Society Card Party
 The Altar society of St Mary's church will conduct another of ther popular card parties tonight in St Mary's parish hall in Union City. All of the popular card games will be played. Prizes will be awarded and refreshments served. Plans for entertaining a large gathering have been made by the committee.
 Lose Close Game to New City
 A three base hit in the last half of the ninth inning by Delrot with two men on bases robbed Naugy high of a victory over their old rivals Saturday in the game played in Torrington. Naugy was leading at the time 8-7. Trask and Hennessey pitched of the locals with Hogan twirling for Torrington.
 Sheridan Raises Objection
 Democratic Burgess John Sheri- dan from the third ward strenu- ously objected last Saturday night to Republican workers occupying place inside the railing in the borough court rooms while the se- lectmen and town clerk were mak- ing voters. He insisted that those not actually engaged in the mak- ing of voters leave from inside the railing. Among those in the gathering who were checking on the list at the time was Harris Whittemore, Jr, republican can- didate for warden. Burgess Sher- idan informed them that the law specifically tsate that they must not interfere with the making of voters. All compiled with Burgess Seridan's request and went to an- other section of the room to do their checking. Everybody took it good naturedly.
 Held for Bethany Police Raymond Siwanowicz of 65 Brennan street, Union City, charged with operating a motorcycle with out an operators license of regis tration and also with speeding by the Bethany authorities will be tried in Bethany this evening. Si- wanowicz was arrested Saturday night by Constable Baldwin of Bethany.
 Announce Engagement
 Announcement has been made by Mrs Agnes Day of South Main street of the engagement of her daughter, Claire Ann Day, of Brooklyn, N. Y., to James M. Lins- key, also of Brooklyn, the son of MT and Mrs James Linskey of Bos- ton. Miss Day is a graduate of the Naugatuck High school and of the School of Hygiene. Columbia Uni versity. Mir Linskey is a graduate of Boston University and is con- nected with Laidlow Publishing Company of New York. The we'd ding is scheduled for early in the summer.
 To Elect Officers
 Naugatuck Aerie of Eagles will elect officers at their regular meet ing to be held tonight at 8 o'clock In Eagles home in the Rubin building on South Main street.
 Confirmation May l4
 The sacrament of confirmation will be administered in St Francis church on May 14, by the Rt Rev Bishop John !. Milan of Hartford. Instructions for the children will