The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-02

reckless driving, were noiied in borough court to-day by Judge Claremont Tolles oh recommenda- tion of the state. An agreement was reached among them,
 Their cases were continued from yesterday. They were in a three car auto crash on Prospect street early Thursday morning. Two girls involved received only super ticial injuries. Officers Walter Ly- siewicz and Martin Garrick had made the arrests. No testimony was given in the cases. There were no other cases before bor- oueh court to-day.
 Guest Day Enjoyed
 One of the finest Guest days ever held by Sarah Rogers Chapter, Daughters of American Revolution, took place yesterday in the. Con- gregational church parish house. A luncheon was served in the after noon and Miss Elsie Hill, wife of Albert Levitt, independent politi- clan, held her audience with an in- teresting talk, urging more free life. She pleaded for more freedom of speech. saying ordinances in various cities to curtail this are wrong. She urged freedom of the press and more freedom in the D. A. R.
 Miss Emeline Street, state regent gave 9 short talk on the work of the D. A. R. in general, and Mrs Frederick P. Lattimer, state vice regent, spoke about the Sons and Daughters of the Republic.
 Other state officers present were Mrs Ralph E. .Gerth of West Hartford chairman of the radio committee and Mrs J. J. Williams of Meriden, chairman of the bet ter films committee. These two are also regents of their chapters. Other chapters regents present were Mrs LeRoy Montgomery of South Norwalk, Mrs Armstrong of Southington, Mrs Clark of Sey- mour and Mrs Spencer of Ansonia. Mrs Armstrong rendered several solos. About 55 attended.
 Band to Feature Rally
 A band will be feature of the democratic political rally to-mor- row night in Tano's hall, Frank Green, town committee chairman announced to-day. There will be no street parade but the band will play in the hall. There will be loud speakers arranged to amplify the talks.
 A Lithuanian and a Polish speaker have been secured for the rallies in Union City Sunday after noon and Judge Edward Mascolo of Waterbury will address local Italians Sunday night. The names of the two speakers at the Union City rally have not yet ben an- nounced by the state democratic speakers bureau. At the meeting of the Smith-For-Congr club ed in and there are now over l. 900 members.
 Parade Planned
 The usual Armistice day parade and exercises in connection with it will be held by the American Legion, it was decided last night at meeting of Naugatuck post in the town hall. The affair will be held Sunday, November II.
 Other organizations of veterans in town, including Crusader post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, and Union City chapter. Disabled American Veterans, and their auxiliaries, also members of the Grand Army of the Republic and of Isbell Women's Relief coFps will be invited to attend.
 A band will be secured to head the parade, Commander Albert Robinson of the legion announced today, and there will be speakers at the exercises at the World War monument on the Horseshoe near Salem school. There will be the roll-call ceremony.
 A committee to take charge of the morning exercises was appoint ed. It consists of Thomas Rey- holds, Herbert Johnson, Louis Schiller, Jr, Harold Lewis and Warden John J. Sheridan.
 Plans for social to be held Saturday night. November, 10, were made. A committee to. take charge of this affair was appoint ed. It includes Edward Gerber, Victor Anderson, James Farren, John Simmons, Harold Lewis and Edward Cuddy.
 The hall in which this will be held has not yet been chosen.
 Popular Sunday Evening"
 For the third modern book ser mon of the 1984-4 season of Pop ular Sunday Evenings" John Emerson Better will preach, this Sunday night, November 4, at 7:45 o'clock on Henry Handel Richard : sons novel Ultima Thule" This book, which was published i've years ago, is the final volume in a trilogy dealing with the fortunes of one Richard Mahoney. a physi- clan, whose inability to adapt him self to life wrecks his own career and endangers constantly the se- curity of his wife and children. The scene of the story Is in Aus tralia, the action moving from ur- ban to rural centers and back again, with the varying fortunes of the "hero." Ultima Thule gets it's name from ancient times. Thule was the most northern land in the world known to the ancients. perhaps Norway or Iceland, Tn this novel of the life of Richard Ma honey, Ultima Thule represents the unknown region to which he ai- ways wanted to SO, and at which he never arrived. The story has splendid characterizations, espe- \ cially in the wOrd-portrait of Ma hcney's wife. Mary. Incidentally, the author, Henry Handel Rich, ardson, Is woman, using a mas, culine pseudonym.
 Can Earn Membership
 Last year at this time many young boys earned their Y. M. c A. membershrips by selling Christ. mas cards. This year they Will have the same privilege. The frs, order of cards has been received at the "Y" and to date many oi the youngsters have sold a number of boxes.
 All boys from 9 to 15 years ,oi age who are interested. can get de. tails from John McGroafy from to 1 o'clock on Monday or Thurs day afternoons.
 Party Tonight
 Tonight the Halloween party grammar school members will he LaiA af fha ssYn from T f0 ,2Q