The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-26


of the week, Representative Will
liam McDermott today said. They
will make plans for the coming
election.
Indications are the third ward
will be harmonious this year, Rep
McDermott said. He said that
everything pointed to agreemen:
on all the main points among
members in the ward. Some of the
leaders were to meet yesterday to
determine the place and time Of
meeting \of the third ward demo-
Gratis but the snow prevented this
meeting. Another one in the near
future is planned.
First ward democrats have al
ready met and made plans to Sc
cure harmony. This step by the
third ward Jeffersonians indicates
o determined movement on the
part of the party to iron out fric-
ton early and to present a united
front next May when the town
election will take place. Having
been out of Office for two years, the
democrats believe this is their year
and are already preparing their
ammunition to hurl at the repub-
1icans.
Initiation Enjoyed
The Initiation yesterday of the
Sons and Daughters of italy here
held in the society's rooms at the
corner of Scott and Elm streets
yesterday afternoon and evening
was a big success. 1t proved most
enjoyable, there were about 100
persons present and some fine talks
were given by visiting officials.
Michaelangelo Russo of Middle
town, grand venerable of the state
society, was present and gave an
interesting speech in which he
praised Glori Fiume lodge, Mrs
Eleanor Galanti, of Meriden, grand
secretary of the state order, Miss
Mary De Matteo, Miss Louise Meo
and Miss Angelina Carissimmi, the
last three of the Elizabeth De Sill
vestro lodge of Waterbury were
also honor guests.
Peter Morello, head of the local
society, welcomed the visitors.
There were IA initiated in an i'm
pressive ceremony. Entertainment
including a specially dance and
singing of solos was furnished and
refreshments were enjoyed in the
evening.
Three Court Cases
Felix Nardello of 26S South
Main street was fined 81 and costs
of SS.26 in borough court this
morning when he answered a
charge of breach of the peace. He
had been arrested at 3:15 this
morning by Officer Richard Os-
from. The case of Floyd Doubler of
$50 Oak street, arrested on the
same charge, was discharged. The
case of Max Fry of Cliff street,
continued from Feb rs ON a charge
of operating without q drivers Ii
cense, was nolled in court today.
Justice of the Peace John Jones
presided as Deputy Judge Hugh
Hearns was unable to be present.
1t was the first session in a week.
Passion Play of Oberammergau
This Tuesday evening, February
E7, at S:15 o'clock, in the auditor
ium of the Naugatuck Methodist
Episcopal church, the Rev Otto w.
Lang, New York minister and close
relative of the famous Lang fam
fly of players in Oberammergau,
will lecture on the play itself and
give intimate stories of life among
the people who present the Passion
Play. His program will be fully il
Illustrated with stereopticon slides.
Rev Langs blood relationship to
many of the actors in the Ober-
nmmergau drama make him parti-
cularly well-informed on this. the
worlds most, famous production
This illustrated lecture is the last
forum event of the 1884 season
Single admission: 35c for adults
and zoe for children. The program
is particularly suited to Lent, being
devotional as well as instructive
and entertaining.
Pictures of Worlds Fair to Be
The committee in charge of the
native turkey banquet to be giver
in the Methodist church hall or
Tuesday, March 6, at $50 p. m.
announces that as the special en-.
tertainment feature 100 stereopti.
con slides of the 1888 Worlds Fai'
the Century of Progress EXPOSE.
ton at Chicago-have been rented
for showing at this banquet. This
will be a splendid opportunity tC
see the Worlds Fair; persons who
attended it have already expressed
desire to renew their visit
through the medium of these pic.
lures; and those who did not gel
to the fair now have a chance tC
obtain an intimate view of it. Thi.
series of pictures is included in the
price of admission to the native
turkey banquet: Use for both is the
adults price, and 40c for children
The Mems club is cooking ant
serving the banquet, which is fo'
all the general public. For tickets
telephone the Mems club president
II. NJ. Billings, ring 1861; or thu
minister, Rev John e. Zeiter, rim.
1858.
Finance Committee TO Meet
The finance committee of tn
Methodist Episcopal church is t.
meet at the parsonage, is Fred
eriek street, on Wednesday even
ing, February 2Sth, at O'Clock
for special consideration of tn
1934-35i budget. All mer1bers ar
expected to attend.
-GOrmIey To Speak
Judge Martin Z. Gormley o
Naugatuck will be the principe
speaker at the twenty-fitth ami
yersary celebration of tie South
ington aerie of Eagles in tn
American Legion hall in Southine
ton Thursday evening at s O'Clock
Invitations have been extended I
state officers and an. effort Is bein
made to have all living charte
members attend.
Funeral of Mrs Hickey
The funeral of Mrs Helen Frs
kline Hickey, 20, wife of Michat
Hickey. who died Saturday at he
home at All Spring street will b
held tomorrow morning at S:3
from her home and at o'cloc
from st Marys church. Buria
will be in ST James cemetery.
MrslHickey has lived In the Dor
eugh many years and had man
friends here. She was born .
Scotland, the daughter OF Joh
and Sarah (Dunnigan) Erskin
aud had been a commuicant of
Mary's church. She was "A membr
OF tho Shepherds OF Bethlehem,
She leaves three sous, william
T.. and John w., both of Naugn
hack. and Michael r., Of WWer
bury; ono daughter. Mrs John III
iQn o. 1avgaiuck; one brother
tobH Erskinoof Beriiner Spring
Mich. two sisters, Mrs Acne