The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-31
Transboot Tomorrow

TraDShOOt Tomorrow
 There will be trapshoot at the Nauagtuck Fish and Game asso- ciation's grounds Saturday after noon at 2 o'clock, it was announced today by Town Clerk Louis Schll- Ter, Jr. This will be the third one held by the club this season. All local sportsmen are invited 10 try their skill. It is expected the al- fair will be most enjoyable.
 Members of the club have re- ceiyed two invitations to trap shooting events. Several are eA- pected to attend the trap shoot to be held in Seymour by the f'sn and Game Club of that town oii Monday, Labor Day. All trap shooters in the local club are IT, vited to attend.
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 Members of the club have aiso been invited to take part III the registered tournament Of tne.Con- necticut Trapshooting assocla.ion to be held in Torrington, Saturoay, September 8. It Is not yer Known if anybody from here VIII accept this invitation. |. charge of the clambake planned bv the club for Saturday, Sept ie' will be held in the ofice or the town clerk in the town nall heXl Tuesday night at 8 o'clock. MT Schiller is chairman or ms com. n,ittee. Plans for entertainment will be announced and reports on inc sale of tickets for the affair will be made at that time. A nne f. fha hakp
 V. r. w. Meet Tonight
 There will be a meeting of the Veterans of Foreign Wars tonight in the rooms of the Crusader post m Rubber avenue. Matters of in. terest to all members will be dis cussed and a good attendance is requested.
 Funeral of Mrs Andrasko | The funeral of -1rs Julia An. drasko, who died Wednesday. wil be held tomorrow afternoon at O. clock from her late home, 7t Beebe street. Burial will be 1T Grove cemetery. The name of the officiating minister has not yet beer announced.
 ! Final Meeting Tuesday
 The committee in charge of the reception to be given George F Douglas of Philadelphia, recently chosen grand worthy president o1 the Fraternal Order of Eagles who is to visit here Monday. Sept | 10, will make final reports at meeting next Tuedsay night.
 Present plans now include ini. tiation of class of more than 30 candidates and after this therc will be q public reception at which Warden John J. Sheridan. Deputy Organizer William Kelly and MT Douglas will talk. Entertainment is planned. Joseph P. Kane heads the committee in charge. D. Elm melt Shea is chairman of the membership committee. The event | is expected to be one of teh most memorable ons in this years ac- tivities by the aerie.
 Parkinson Again Chosen
 The ability of Richard T. Park. inson of High street, secretary oi the St Francis T. A. B. drum corps here as a judge at field days, hai again been attested to by his cleo. ton as a judge for the first annua field day of the Hudson Valley Drum Corps association to he helt in Tuckahoe, N. Y., tomorrow. parade will be held at noon ant the contest will start at o'clock MT Parkinson is a veteran il judging such contests, his opinior being rated highly.
 Judge Scha Certain
 A victory by Judge of Probate D. Emmet Shea in the democratic nomination for that position l. certain at the democratic probate convention to be held in the bor ough court room in the town hal tomorrow.
 Delegates from here and iron Beacon Falls are all believed fe vorable to Judge Shea so it is ex. pected he will be nominated unan. imously. He has served four year, as judge of probate.
 To Study Petition
 A study of a petition requesting auto insurance rates in this bor, ough be reduced, which has beer signed by many Nauagtuck resi- dents. will be made by the safet, and accident preventioh committed of the Chamber of Commerce Donald G. MacVicar, who has in. stigated the movement, recent, turned over the completed petition to Clarence E. Jones, chairman ol the chamber group.
 Interesting information has beer compiled with the information M, MacVicar claims that because thu number of accidents in Naugatuci in Naugatuck have been less eacf year, the insurance rates should be lowered in a comparative scale
 Marriage Tomorrow
 Miss Anna Albush of Oakvills