The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-12
GOVERNOR CROSS
 TOCIVE ADDRESS
Mayor Hayes of Water-
 bury As o Numbered Among Rally Speakers
THOMASTON
Correspondent, F. o. Flynn
 Phone 6S5 or 26-3

A democratic rally will be held in the Chapel street hall on next Monday evening. Gov Wilbur Cross will be present and deliver an ad- dress. Other speakers will include Mayor Frank Hayes of Waterbury, Major Joseph J. Smith of Water bury, candidate for congressman in this district, Dr John Satti, nomi. nee for state secretary, Sutherland Beckwith, candidate for sheriff, and John Addis of New Milford, candi- date for state treasurer. The meet ing is being sponsored by the state central committee in cooperation with. the democratic town commit tee of which John w. Davis is chairman. The recently formed Democratic Women's club is also cooperating. The meeting is open to the public and it is the hope of the committee that the hall will be filled and everyone will avail them selves the opportunity to hear these speakers. The meeting will start at o'clock on Monday evening.
 Auxiliary To Sponsor Card Party
 The auxiliary of V. F. w. will give a public card party at its rooms on School street this eve ming. Bridge and pinochle will be played and prizes will be awarded The ladies will also serve lunch.
 McGivney Circle Elects Officers
 At the annual meeting of McGiv- ney circle, Daughters of Isabella. held at the k. of c. home Tuesday evening, the following officers were elected. Regent Mrs Mary Stevens, who will succeed Mrs John Tay- Tor, regent for the past three years, who will be past regent. Mrs Kath- crime O'Brien is vice regent. Other officers named were: Mrs Helen Martin, financial secretary; Mrs Mary Ryan, treasurer; Mrs Ethel Robinson, custodian; Mrs Bea Gall way, chancellor; Mrs Mary Doran, monitor; Mrs Florence Lord, first guide; Mrs Helen Sorenson, inner guard; Mrs Jennie Rogozinski, out CT guard: Mrs Nora Sheldon, scribe; Mrs Agnes Boyce, organist. The officers will be installed on Tuesday evening, November IS. The committee in charge has planned a special program for the evening, which will include supper.
 Ponies Hold Practice
 The Ponies football team will hold a practice session on the San- ford avenue field this evening at 7:S0 o'clock under fioodlights. The team will play the Tribunes of Wa terbury on Plume & Atwood field Sunday and crowd of over 4,00O people Is expected to see the game.
 Judge Pratt Fines Torrington
 Men
 Judge Pratt, in the local court Wednesday evening. fined Theodore Drigon of Torrington $500 and costs of $12 for intoxication, and his companion, Mayo Solvani, also of Torrington, S25 and costs of $12 for reckless driving and $500 for driving without a license. The men were arrested by Officer James Ryan following crash at Reynolds bridge when they drove into the fence ss ]. !. ,, and md plunged down an em-
 Plume & Atwood Co On
 Four Days
 The Plume < Atwood Mfg Co operated ita plant four days, eight hours, this week for the first time in several weeks. giving their help an extra day and some departments are working today.
 Members of the local council will meet tonight ct s o'clock at the home of Atlantic council, Knights of Columbus. from where they will march in . body Co the Hosehkins funeral home on Union street to pny fnal tribute Co the late John q. liiRginH, charter member of Allan. tle council and former frnna knlHht.. Tbe funeral will De held ffem the Funeral home Saturday inefnlnR nf o'clock, Co nf Thomas' eheFnh. V here o requiem high niasa Vlll be ceIebfatea at eiap.