The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-10

ial. Soft bricks were noted occa- ' Esiona1ly in the chimney and these are being removed and replaced. The jousts will be pointed up. De- fective braces will be fixed also.
 A report of Miss Catherine Brennan are Mrs. Alice Cowgirl, social service workers, showed 77 office interviews, 37 home visits, 116 as an average number of men on payroll for September, 60 new applications. IS cases reopened, 50 cases closed and four insurance adjustments.
 Republican Candidates Mystery
 Just who will be nominated at the republican convention tonight is being kept dark secret. The town convention will be held to- night at 8 o'clock in the borough courtroom and two candidates for state representative and five jus tices of the peace will be nomina- ted.
 Reports have it the republican party is having a difficult time finding candidates for the job. Atty. Joseph E. Talbot and Clar- ence Austin ran before and it is possible MT. Talbot will be men, tioned again tonight. However, several persons mentioned have re. fused to run, 1t was reported.
 The situation is a contrast with the democratic situation. There were six candidates for the offices in these caucuses and the repub- licans have al ack of candidates. It is expected former Borough At- torney James l.. Dalton will be nominated for the office of judge of probate at the probate converi- ton tomorrow night in the bor- ough courtroom at 8 o'clock. Mir. Dalton opposed the present incum- bent, Judge D. Emmett Shea two years ago and was defeated.
 There are not many candidates for this office either.
 Columbus Day Observance
 Banks, libraries and barber shops will be closed Friday in ob- servance of Columbus day. Paro- chial schools of the borough will also be closed that day. The bar Der shops will be open Thursday day Friday. Public schools and factories will remain open. how ever, the holiday not. being gen. orally observed here.
 Music Dept. Meets
 An enjoyable time was had at the October meeting of the music department of the Naugatuck Woman's club last night. The meting was held at the home of Mrs. Harold E. Chittenden who acted as hostess and chairman. Abount 20 were present. A paper outlining the history of music was read by Mrs. John J. Daily and solos were rendered by Miss Eu- nice Hungerford, Mrs. Ann Bunt- ing, Mrs. William Tuley and Mrs, Chitenden. The next meeting will be held on Nov. IS at the home of Mrs. J. A. H. Peterson on Hillside avenue. Miss Martha Johnson will be chairman of that session.
 No Borough Court
 No session of the borough court cessive day. Police attribute the chillness of the nights to the de-
 Communion Planned
 i. The Rev. Mir. Lewis of St. Mi- chael's parish Is calling attention to the celebration of the Holy OouiuuutoH ou 1huFcuhy muEutNE. Oct. 11th at 8 o'clock. At this hour. in Atlantic City, the wom- ans Auxiliary to the Executive Council of the Protestant Episco- pal Church. will be meeting for a corporate Communion and for the oifering of the United Thank Of- fering. This offering is collected during the three years before the convention and is offered at . spe- eial service during the convention of the church which this year iA taking place at Atlantic City, Mrs urer Tor st. Michaere parish and is adding her request. to that of Mr sc~ia' that alI nf the won,rn 9f the paflHh make an t}fQrt so fAke pa<. .n tHAt zhasdey naorainn