The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-11
Dinneny Consents
To Oppose Calvin
For Burgess Post
Harmony Reigns in Second and Third Sectors Meet
ings Planned Tonight Discord in Progressive
Party RmOred- Eagles Show Tomorrow
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the tax rate is reduced, there will
be more houses erected"
Speaks On Fitzgerald
+ In speaking of the Morine nom-
ination, Mr. johnson said, II have
the greatest respect for Mr. Fitz-
gerald. However. we are not out
to secure Jobs for anyone and we
are not out to help either demo-
Gratis or republicans"
He added that capability and ef-
ficiency would be the requirements
for appointive office in case his
party wins. II a democrat or re-
good for position we will give IL
to him - that is, IL there 8 a
good democrat or republican, he
said.
IT think we have a fine ticket
he declared and he predicted VIC
tory The convention was over
before 8 o'clock and the caucuses
did not last long.
Neay Nominate Polish
| Many persons are wondering to-
| day IL the democrats will nominate
a Polish-American or an Italian
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lieved the republicans In nominal
ing Walter Rozinsky for the posi-
ton of tax collector and Anthony
| Tangredi for the important office
of second ward burgess have per-
formed wisely.
| Although Rozinsky, who is from
Union City and who should draw
q good-sized Polish vote, is COM
paratively young, even IL he doesn't
| win, the party should be benefited
for he will draw considerable votes
to other members unless the DEM
ocrats nominate Polish or Lithu-
anian.
There have been reports the
democrats will nominate q person
Of Polish descent for the position
of treasurer. A popular person
named to this Office might offset
the move of the republicans con-
siderably. The same reasoning ap-
plies to Mr.. Tangredi. Both his
nomination and that of Mr.. Rozin-
sky seem to be vote-getters and
many democrats now feel it is
case Of fight fire with fire
Eagles Dance Tomorrow
Tano's hall was transformed into
a theater last night, 700 chairs
DCAhB AuStdAACU duO CuI IdALlS duo
Grapes hung, and all that remains
to make plans for the Eagles va
riety show and dance tomorrow
and Friday nights complete, is the
holding Of the final rehearsal to-
night. It Is planned to open the
performance at 8:15 o'clock, and
close at $3.50, dancing to be en-
joyed from then until midnight.
For the past two weeks an en-
thusiastic committee has been
making extensive arrangements
for the affair, the first Of its kind
sponsored by the aerie in five years.
The various participants in the
show have held many rehearsals,
and ticket committee, headed
by A. ]. Mccarthy, has been busily
engaged in disposing Of the ducats.
The committee is confident that
the large crowd expected each
night will enjoy the performance.
The complete program, as an
nounced today for the first time,
follows:
Andy Walker and his Hill Bill
lies in an entertainment featuring
mountain tunes. dances, vocal and
the group will be Andy Walker,
Derry, banjo; Henry Moeckel, uku-
lele; Joseph Barratt, guitar; Noble
Allen, harmonica; Freddy Foetsch,
harmonica; Joseph Fisher, guitar;
Alec Walker, piano; William Borg,
banjo; and Ralph Bradley, guitar.
Selections by the Eagles quar-
tet made up Of AL Happy, bass;
Fred Norton, tenor; Charles Vest,
baritone, and AL Bontempo, Sec
ond tenor with Joe Happy as ac-
companist.
An hilarious sketch by the
death Valley Players, with the
cast composed of Agnes Curtin,
Katherine Curtin, Helen Fisk DAILY,
Peter Einik, Frank Jones, Edmund
Hogan and Alec Nolde, with Sally
Beardsley as director.
''Muggsy" McGraw, well known
entertainer, in a monologue.
Buddy" Vaughn, brilliant a.
year-old Naugatuck high school
cornetist, in a group Of solo selec-
tions.
Jack Fitzgerald and his Enter
tainArs in q 15-minute program
featuring Fitzgerald and several
members Of his orchestra, general
ly regarded as one Of the most
Music will be furnished for dane
ing by the Fitzgerald orchestra.
What the local Y. M. G. A. is do
ing in the line Of physical training
was related today by Fritz Klambt,
genial "Y" physical director, to the
local Rotary club at the regular
meeting of the society this noon at
Halls tavern. Mr.. Klambt sur
prised some Of his listeners when
he related the many-sided activi-
ties Of the local institution in this
line.
speaker. He told of the value of
such training to the health Of the
men and women of the communi-
ty. He was warmly applauded by
the gathering.
Indications are that a, most en-
joyable social will be held Friday.
night by the Polish Political club.
IN Polish Military hall. There will
be card playing and entertainment
furnishing the music. The member
ship Of the club has grown rapid
ly ana interest in It has also.
quickly increased. There will be no
charge for women but adults will
be charged.
Moving pictures viii feature the
meeting tonight Of the Naugatuck
Fish q Game association. Because
Of the fact the democrats will be
using the courtroom for their eau
Gus the meeting will take place In
the fire house. It is. expected there
will be a large attendance.
It il expected Town Clerk Louis
Schiller, Jr.. will officially report
he has received word that trucks
will be sent here from the state
to transport trout from the local
clubs pond to local streams. There
will be about $500 trout transports
ed here.
Edwin w. Caff. chief Of the divi-
sion OF fish restoration in the state,
wrote the town clerk congratulate
ing him on the fine work done
ana advising him not to place too
many in one stream or all the
fishers would swarm 20 this brook.
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