The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-11

nice Valentine, Howard Walsh, Enid Wintsch, Marian Wood, Ed-
 gar Wyatt, Billy Wyatt and Jane 1 Wyatt.
 Naugatuck, oct 11.-Members
 of the Naugatuck fire department will go to Glastonbury Saturday
 unless bad weather prevents, to
 compete in the hose laying contest there. It will be recalled that when the local department won
 several prizes at the field day
 held there several weeks ago, the
 hose laying contest in which some
 of the best fire department teams
 in the state were entered, was not
 held because of the rainy weather.
 Rain every Saturday since has re-
 suited in postponement of this.
 event until this week.
 The local group hopes to win the first prize. The members Il will leave Saturday afternoon at
 12:3O and are expected to com pete at 1:30.4
 Grange Meeting Friday A national program will be en-.
 joyed by Beacon Valley Grange
 members Friday night. Seventh
 degree members of the grange will
 present the major part of this
 program. There are eight sev- enth-degree members in the local society.
 The juvenile grange will also present part of the program. They I plan an entertaining period. A public card party will be held on Saturday night at Grange hall. | Nn E11-rr~I. r,r,..A For the fourth successive day no borough court was held to-day. There were no arrests last night. Answers Two Fires The Naugatuck fire department had gone for some time without | having to answer any calls but yesterday and to-day they re-
 sponded to an alarm. They ex- tinguished a blaze in a truck de- livering vegetables to Atlantic and
 Pacific company stores in Nauga4 tuck. This occurred at the cor l ner of North Main and Linden l streets at 5:30 this morning. Little damage was done. Just how the 1 fire started was not ascertained. Yesterday morning they were
 called to extinguish a blaze started l by an oil burner at the house
 owned by MT Farrar on High
 street but it had burned out with no damage before they arrived. Candidates Will Talk Candidates on all political tick- | cts in the 14th senatorial district and to the general assembly from | Naugatuck will have the oppor- tunity to express their views on
 the old age pension bill as spon-
 sored by the sFraternal Order of
 Eagles on Wednesday night, Oct 24, it was decided at a meeting of the Old Age Pension club in the Elks' rooms.
 A. Barton Cross, secretary, was ordered to write invitations i'm | mediately to the various candidates irrespective of their political af-
 fliations, so they will have ample time. All voters of the borough are urged to attend also. The stand of the candidates on the bill
 will be ascertained.
 Professor James Leary, president of the organization, explained the proposed bill.
 It would increase taxation, he
 said. The money will be raised
 by the state and counties, he told CuOSe pTSScuts dS TcCoNiiHcuucO Uy experts who have studied the mat. ter thoroughly.
 Rev MOrrissey to Talk Rev Richard P. Morrissey, pas- tor of St Mary's church, will tell
 of his trip to Ireland during the past summer, at meeting of
 the Holy Name society of St Mary's church Sunday night. Father Morrissey's experience
 abroad is expected to prove inter esting. One hundred and twenty five members are expected to re- ceive communion in a body Sum- day morning at o'clock mass. Tickets Sell Well Tickets for the talk to be given by William Hard, prominent news paperman, before the local Wo- mans club next Wednesday night are being sold quite rapidly. Those wanting them may get them from members of the committee which consists of Mrs Glenn Kirby, Mrs H. D. Gibbud, Mrs B. E. Williams,
 Mrs Charles F. Daily, Mrs John P. Coe,a Mrs Andrew Watson. Mir Hard is thoroughly acquainted with
 his subject.
 win Make Plans Plans for the church supper to be held by the Ladies' Aid society
 of the Salem Lutheran church on Thursday, October IS, will be com tonight. Reports for the month will be made and other matters will be discussed.
 Attend Grand Council Members of Ramona Council, Degree of Pocohontas, were repre-
 scented last night and to-day at the fortieth great council of the Daughters of Pochontas in New Britain. The affair is being held in Odd Fellows hall there. Ma tional officers are present. Tho four local delegates to the affair ! are Edna Gladding, Ellen Lucas, Amelia Ashmore and Nellie Law ton. Junior Dance Saturday Juniors are preparing for their "get acquainted" dance which will
 be held next Saturday night in the high school. It will be the first
 social event held at the school this
 season. A good attendance is ex.
 Preparing for Rally Members of the Goss-for- Con. gress club were to-day trying to arrange for q rally at which Con- gressman Edward W. Goss of Wa terbury will talk here. The club was formed at the republican town convention last night. Herbert Johnson was named chairman of the executive. committee. Other members of this commit. tee are: Charles F. Redenbach, secretary; George F. Young, George Warner. Emil Mannweiler, Henry zwiek, Louis Schiller, Jr., Charles AcquavIa, Dr. II. If. Cor. ton, Donald Wood, Walter Nor.
 wash, Jeseph 10. Talbot. Airs Edna c. Fenniman, Mrs James Bennett,
 victor Victor Pst,erscn, %, sssn: .l Miss - seghi. e ! {,
 salmonson and Mrs oostfrid siss quist.
 Ths club vas instituted at the
 request ef MF Johnson who told Of the record of G0nsfeHnmall Mana ea<,nNhwniWa taMiNtalIaa fnU.