The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-03
Business Resumes
 After Holidays
Watcrburians Welcome l033 With Song and Dance
 Double Observance Pcascs

With dances and parties iD nlI parts of thH city and with services In HaVarnl Of the churches, Water" bury uahored in tho New Year on hntnfdny night Hnln celebrations marked ihs entry of lDa5 ln tho dance halls, inns, clubs, private homes and ths iheht1fh Whistles Of local factories blsw aH the mid night hour arrived, marking tho passing Of iDa2, And needless Co say tho farewell tO ths old yobf WAS just Ds 0nlhnnlaftiG nh ihH Wels uotnn tandrrad iha new yant, WILD hopn expressed on every side ihnf ihs c0mnnE twelve months will bn mofs prosperous tbnn were lho past twelve,
 All in hll however. Whteriulr' innA ObnarV0d the entrance Of tiit new year in orderly fashion, Crowds on iha streets mnds merry ns the midnight hour arrived, iGk' change place WnA crowded but tho police Ind no trouble in hnndllDE ihA nElrn turnout for the midnight hour, Needless Co say thnrs was plenty of noise,
 Various local churches were tho Hdenaa of Watch Night scrylceh' And on Sunday morning, New Yaar's day, nll the lOnnI churches, nCthOlld and pr0ieai1nf, alike, presented special sermons and music henlliDg ihe occasion, Sun days services were largely attend ad,
 Hnlurdny night various orgnJnl. sntlons hold New YsnTH igvo parties, Al IGnaleh' hall moro ihDn 200 persons attended n nelnbrhti0n 4 turkey supper was served, Hinir HaGretnry John Moran Of MGfldeD md Atnlo ChhpiaIn Albert r'rOitlHf Of Hrlal0i wero tio guests Of hon. OrH, H0ngH worb Hung by Colonel William HhnnnhhD, Leslor iirnns nan danced md Frnnk Moore ofs fhrad h comic Hketdh, The com miltee in charge included Prod, dent, John N, Graham, Colonel Hhanntpp, william itypn, william Moore, Fr0nois Htoln, M l, Hmlth, t'nirlak Sullivan md besler UrcD' nan
 Al tho Iglkb' club members md their friends frOll0ked ubill thn sarIy hours Of Sunday mOrnlnh 4 dlDner whh served and dancing md enteltalnmht were ejoyed, Tlo committee iD charge included Ets Rana Y, Ovinil, itnnJhmln lhVnllr, Frank Mellon, Andrew puleltl, Frank innry. Al Dnnenste, Itepfe' sentative Unninl Mbhnney, il J MocOfmnok, Gene Seville. James InlVIn, Jnines Courtney, Thomas Collins and GhnrleA Kirkpatrick,
 Al thn Y, M, C, 4, ono 0f tho biggest dances jD tho history of ths organization took place, Moro than 100 couples were present iierbeft 4, Smith was hnnd 0f Inc committee in charge, Tho aHtnrs inInetH wera Lillian MuGOg, D0r0' thy Hiernborg, James uow, Wll- lihn o'nrlen md Francis O'Doh' nell,
 Thn iiurns club celebrated in ifOr6htnrn hnlI Members Of ClnD MoA Alpine and Lddy MeAIplDn lodge w6r0 hosts tO Clan Mdba0d and Lady Victoria lodge 0f New Haven President Robert rUrfln welcomed tho members and their guests lgn' lerlhInofs Of ihn evening were Mrs itObert MnoIonn, Mrs William hobansp, Robert cuffle, IlObnW rlnjny, James unrdBnr, tHnbal Cur mdmborH Of Inc order gathered iD rin nDd uerlrndn rnfew, Moro members 0f thN order gathered 10 IWhlnD hail Hugh Munro and Mrs william iiallinnn wefe ln charge Of tho nrrhnHehnniH,
 in ihe linjDbOw room Of Hotel Waterbury ihH new Berkshire club, organized by Vincent uafnrdi, Gsle blntAd About lsb couples 1t' tended, 'rh0 Harmony chorus 0olo. bpnthd l0 Mechanics hall with tsb attending, Tho ontertainnrH Wnro liuah Magnunaan and Alex Andor' HOD,
 1'ha mldnigbt shows in the iooD thsniara wnra largely attended and when tba lime unDiH tO usher Diit mt lhp old ynnr and bring lh ibo new everybody Joined in making