The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-26
Francis Schiaroli Of Yale To Address
 Italian Gatherings
Borough Youth Volunteers Services For Campaign Chamber of Commerce Plans September Flower
 Show -Epwortll League Meets Saturday
NAUGATUCK Vm Baxter. Correspondent Phone Naugatuck 67:-2

Naugatuck republicans will swing into action next week. Warden Harris Whittemore, who is a candidate for reelection said today. Rallies in various parts of the town will be held by the party and strong campaign is planned.
 Warden Whittemore said no defi- mite dates have yet been set for the rallies but it is expected at least one each will be held in the Little Italy" section of the town and the Union City section.
 Each party this year has repre- sentatives of the Italian and the Polish sections on it's ticket and in- terest in the election in these parts l is likely to be much keener. One of the republican speakers will be Francis Schiaroli, brilliant Yale student and Naugatuck boy, who volunteered to campaign for the party mostly for the experience he would receive.
 The republican party is not plan ming to be caught mapping by the democrats. They believe they can win but are not taking any chances. It is believed rally speak CTS will point out the accomplish ments of the present administra- tion.
 There is no doubt that the demo- cratic ranks have been at least par tially solidified in the past few weeks. It is probable that they will present strong front and so republicans realize they are in for a real battle.
 Flower Show Planned
 Not content with a housing drive and clean up campaign, the local Chamber of Commerce is planning further activities. >/
 A flower show will be held under the auspices of the chamber next fall, possibly the first week in Sep tember.
 Four flower shows have been conducted by the chamber here, all of which have been successful However the last was held in 1925. It will consist of exhibition of fiow- CTS raised by Naugatuck persons. Notice is given now so that gar- deners or hame owners who raise their own gardens may get bulbs planted A committee to take charge of it vii lbe appointed later.
 Residents Pleased.
 Local residents on the west side are much pleased today with the cleanup campaign. Borough trucks yesterday took up tin cans left in receptacles by residents of this sec- tion. Many unsightly spots were cleared. The trucks were covering the southern section of the town today. Tomorrow the eastern sec ton will be covered.
 EpwOrth League Meeting
 Saturday afternoon, and evening, the cabinet of the New Haven dis trict Epworth league will meet at the Methodist Episcopal church here, with the local league society being host. The first meeting will be at 2 D. m. At o'clock, the committee planning for the annual convention, which ie to be held in ble. Supper will be served at 5:30 by Mrs John E. Better, assisted by Mrs Jesse Hudson, and group of leaguers, including Miss Evelyn O'Meara, Miss Mary Belonick, Miss Marjorie Smith, and Miss Hulda Libby. The cabinet vii lcontinue it's meeting, after supper, and will plan the summer program for its group of sixty Methodist churches in the district. The local members of the convention committee are Charles Price, Jr, chairman: AL bert Marki, John Donovan, Lydia Birdsall, Marian H. Allen, Bernice Valentine, and the Rev and Mrs John E. Better. "A
 Dramatics at Grange
 An excellent dramatic program is expected to be presented tomor- TOW night at the regular meeting of the Beacon Valley Grange. Members of the Grange will take part. They have been .rehearsing under the able direction of Mrs Mildred Hair who has gained prominence in plays sponsored by the St MichaeIs Dramatic club. The meeting will start at 8. o'clock.
 There will be public card party , at the Grange Saturday night.