The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-01-08

The annual banquet of the Tea. chers' league of Naugatuck will be held Wednesday, January IF, il was learned today. The affair will be held in the Naugatuck YMCA A large attendance ib expected.
 Plans for the affair are nearing completion. A turkey dinner will be served and an entertainment pro- gram will be presented. There, will be talks and guest speakers are expected to be on hand. The affair will start at G:30, Wednesday eve ming. Preparations for the meal are in the hands of Albert $. Cox, local YMCA secretary.
 There are about % members of the local league. All teachers, in- cluding substitute teachers, have been invited to attend. Members of the press have also been in- vited. Miss Helen Maroney, princi- pal of Hop Brook school, is chair lady of the activity committee Mrs. Margaret E. McAvoy, Central charge of the, entertainment. Miss Dorothy Moss heads the decora- tions committee and Miss Elizabeth Flaherty, president of the local lea que, is serving as secretary of the activities committee.
 It Is expected that there will be group singing at the affair. It Is understood the board of education has been invited. Indications are the affair will be a most enjoyable one.
 Successful Year
 St. Marys Roman Catholic church here had a most success full year, Rev. Richard r. Norris sey, pastor, announced yesterday when he made his annual report. The parish is in good financial con- dition now, he stated. He added that he was much pleased with the fine response to his pleas at various times. He thanked the parishioners, members of the choir, the collec- tors. altar boys and other workers of the church and also church so- cieties for the fine cooperation in making the year successful one.
 Rev. Morrissey pointed out that the parishioners could well be ,proud of their work in view. of the fact that the year 1888 was a try ing one for many of them finan- cially. He asked them to continue
 
 in ln endeavor to make 1t q suc- ,cessful one both spiritually and fi- nancially.
 Officers Named
 Miss Anna Sirtowt was elected president of the Children of Mary of St. Mary's church at meeting of the society yesterday in the church. She succeeds Miss Gene vievc Coen. Madeline Baker was chosen vice-presidenti and Miss Mary Catherine Morrissey was elected secretary and treasurer for the coming year. The new president formerly held the position of sec- retary and treasurer and 1t Is ex- pected her leadership will prove a successful one.
 To Receive Communion
 The Holy Name society of St. Afary's church will receive Holy Communion in q body next Sunday at St. Mary's church at o'clock ,naHB. Rev. Richard P. Morrissey, in announcing the event, urged all to attend as 1t will be the first time this year the society has re- ceived tho sacrament in body. The monthly meeting of the society will be held next Sunday and 1t is expected plans for tho annual communion breakfast will be dis cussed.
 Assault Cases Continued
 The cases of four men, accused of assault in q free-for-all fight which is alleged to have occurred carly Sunday morning about l o. clock at a dance at the Polish America,t club on Bridge street, t. st.t NA nf Wednesday. Deputy Judge Hugh Hearns presided.
 Thosei whose cases were contin- ued follow: Anthony Cicio, 38, "A Spring street; stephen Hondyin- ski, age 22. 17 Hopkins street, Eu- gene Zakrczki, 40, "A City Hill street, Walter Wodkecz, 115 Pros pect street, 39 years old. They were arrested by Officer Richard Keyly. Reports have 1t that ono of the men is alleged to have been stab- bed and that he was taken to a local doctor for treatment of his hand which Is said to have been bleeding. It Is claimed by the de- fendants that he struck q window with his hand and was injured thus. However. no testimony was taken in court today. Cicio was held on bonds of $500 and the other three were held in $200 bonds each. Attorney J. Dalton repre- Bented Zarrczki and Cicio. Police were reticent on the case.
 Tho $15 cash bond of Benny Dovandovage of 137 High street, accused of intoxication. was for- feited in court today when the de- fendant failed to appear. The bond xuaa rnatad hu Camera Zur
 Hooks Ordered
 After the court session today, Deputy Judge Hugh Hearns asked the court clerk to provide hooks Tor attorneys and officials to hang thefr cloaks upon in court. This looks more like rummage sale than 6 borough courtroom" he said gazlnh upon the several coats which filtered tables and chairs. The clerk of the court said he would see to 1t.
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 New Inspector Named
 A safety-first division has been created in the Naugatuck Civil Works Administration adn A. Bar ton Cross, former superintendent of public welfare in the borough has been chosen to be safety in- spector here, 1t was announced to- day. Mir. Cross will take care Of minor injuries which CWA men in- cur while working and it is also .. his duty to inspect tools and man ner Of work of the local employes