The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-05
Thirty Acres Inn
 Leased For Party; Committees Named
Expect 300 to Celebrate Triumph at Polls Last Month
 Politicians to Play Risdon Co Nine Tonight -Thos Elliott Dies - Eagles install Officers
NAUCATUCK
 WnL l. Easter. Correspondents Nausasuck O7ss

The democfatlc victory dinner VIII Do held Tuesday, June 20 at decidsd last night at insiis . rn1ssetiisng" "of of the committee in charge in the probate court room. About 300 pers sons arc expected to attend the af. fair which is in celebration of the decisive democratic triumph ct the polls here last month.
 Chairman Maurice Anenborg to-day Announced that makeup of committees to have charge of the affair such aB finance, entertain. ff1ent and ticket committee will Dc announced later. MT Anonberg and Judge of Probate D. Emmett Shea reported to the meeting last night on their Investigations of several places which were considered as the site tor the dinner.
 The committee finally decided Thirty Acres would Do the best place. There will Do several speak, CTS, both focal and out.of.town, and entertainment will Do arrang- 'ed. Enthusiasm in the affair stiil Game Dsnniteiy Set
 The baseball game between tho Town hall Politicians and the Fsisdon Manufacturing Company tean, has been definitely settled for tonight, weather permitting, Caps tAan D.. Emmett Shea Of the Town Hall nine to-day, announced. t will be held in Hopkins Park at The Town Hall team is looking forward to the gamo IS are many other citizens also. Tho politicians expect q good wnrmup for later games, tbe citizens expect much afnuBefnofft from watching the pol-
 Miik Dealer Dies
 Another well known local rog- ident passod away yesterday. This was Thomas Elliott, 74, milk deal. or and producer h6r0 for some time. He died at the homo Of his daughter, Mrs John E. Wlnlnger, ego Rubber avenue. He had been in ill health since last fall.
 He was born in dioucostershire, England, September I, 1859 the son of William and Elizabeth liar. vey Elliott He came to the United States when 22 years old and first worked as C mason but later bes came c farmer. Flo leaves four four daughtors, Mrs Winingor, Mrs Cyrus Gould, Mrs John Simmons. aiI of Naugatuck, Mrs Albert Armstrong of Waterburyt one br0.. ther, George, c sister, Mrs Albert Troen, both of England and f2 grandchildren and four grent- Rreatsgrandehiidren. :.
 Ho was c niombor of davol Lodge, Knights Of Pythias, Court Unity, yorester6 Of America, the Ancieflt 0rdor Of United Workmen And Ht Miehaei's Episcopal church. His farm in the dunnt0wn section Is well known around here.
 The funeral will Do hold to.mor- row afternoon ct 2.a0 o'clock from the homo of his daughter to bt Michaeps Episcopal church at 800 o'clock. Rev Arthur Y. Lewis pass tor, will ofiielate. Burial will Do n drove cemetery.
 There was q good attendance lnst st Mary's Dramatic Club in Bt Mary's church hall. An entertain nient program was presented by mem bers of the club and refFesh. S,1eiits were served. Miss Helen Jones of North Main stroot headed the committee in charge.
 .'l 10 Plan Installation
 Final plans for the triple iistal- lation of officers of Liberty Lodge, Sons Of St George and of Waters bury and Torrington, will Do made nt . special meeting Of the focal so. 'Gioty tonight at z o'clock in tho Legion hall. The installation VIII fake place, Friday night.
 To Elect Officers
 officers of tho Masonic Rolief Association will bo elected tonight at [ o'clock in the lodge rooms. This will Do the annual meeting Of tho society and reports for the past year will be road. 4 regular com. munication Will Do held by Shep. hord Lodge, Magpns, tonight at 1880 o'clock in Mdsonic hail.
 Boys Ayc Blamed
 Mischievous boys arc blhmed for the false alarm which called out