The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-01


 district.
 of Mrs Maude Nichols of 86 Curtiss street in Mickey Mouse costume; John Forst, son of MT and Mrs George Forst of Andrew avenue, as mechanical man; George Forst, son of MT and Mrs George Forst of Andrew avenue, as a skel- eton; rancis Wynne, son of MT and Mrs Frank Wynne of Curtiss street as a clown.
 Alice Twandowski, daughter of MT and Mrs John Twandowski of 69 Lines Hill street as a fairy queen; Ann Marie Sullivan, daugh- ter. of MT and Mrs James Sullivan of Barnum court; John Fitzgerald, son of MT and Mrs Maurice Fitz- gerald of German street, hobo; Jean Harper, daughter of MT and Mrs Stephen Harper of Church street, ghost; Raymond Cuddy, son of MT and Mrs Ray Cuddy of Riv- erside drive, girl; Leonard March lewski, son of MT and Mrs Sylves ter Marchlewski of North Main street, as Uncle Sam.
 To Plan Social
 Plans for social to be held either on Saturday, Nov 10 or on Monday, Nov 12 will be made at a meeting of the American Legion tonight. Plans for Armistice Day observance here will also be made.
 Chief Adamson HOnored
 Chief of Police John Adamson has been honored by being made a member of the executive board of the Connecticut Chief of Police on oncnnioftnyp yryhi0h fnrrand at a meeting in New Haven recently. Only a few were chosen as executive board members. The local chief at- tended the meeting.
 Hubbell Promoted
 Briggs T. Hubbell, forme' 's. atuck resident has been p by being placed in charge l the ready-made clothing
 ment in Br, k Brothers in York city where he has been eh.. ployed for many years. This is a mems furnishing house.
 Warden to Open Festival
 Warden John J. Sheridan will open the Hibernian's three day fes- tival tonight with an address. A turkey supper will be served from 5 to 8 p. m. and Richard T. Park inson will cater with members of the ladies' auxiliary acting as waitresses. Democrats are expected to win a straw vote on the election of governor of Connecticut which will take place. There will be stage attractions on Friday night and on Saturday night a masquerade dance will be held.
 Members of the Federated Clubs of New Haven will meet Thursday, November 8, in Pythian Hall, Nau- gatuck, with the county vice. president, Mrs Ward Church. pre- siding at the morning and after noon sessions. Luncheon reserva- tions must be made before next Tuesday with Mrs Jennell Johnson, 83 New Street, Naugatuck.,
 Among the speakers to be heard will be: Mrs Laura Waples Me- Mullen. national chairman of in dustrial relations, and Miss Emily of the Connecticut Federation of Women's clubs. The glee clubs of the Naugatuck and Seymour wo- mems clubs will provide music for both sessions and the meeting will be open to all interested.
 Masses were celebrated in Catho- lie churches to-day, the occasion being All Saints day. Tomorrow will be All Souls day and also the first Friday of the month. Masses will be celebrated in the various Catholic churches tomorrow as follows: St Francis church 5:30, 6:30 and 7:30. St Mary's church, 5:3O, 7:30 and o'clock and St Hedwig's church, 5, and 8 o. clock.
 Holy communion was celebrated this morning in St Michaeps Epis- copal church.
 Board May Meet Thursday
 The November meeting of the board of warden and burgesseS will probably be held next Thurs day, Warden John Sheridan has announced. It will not be held Tuesday night, the scheduled date, because of election day.
 To Charge Cooperation
 Superintendent of Schools Har- old E. Chittenden will charge lack of cooperation to-day in the mat ter of speeding up work on the Re- creation field. The complaint will be made at the meeting of the board of education scheduled for o'clock this afternoon. Only few men have been assigned there late- ly and as a result the work is coming along quite slowly, he says Grading of the field now will save larger expenditure later, he claims and feels it is imperative more men be assigned there. From four to nine men have been as- signed from the welfare depart ment for this work. It was or iginally a CWA job but later was left on the hands of the town.
 Membership Group to Meet
 A meeting of the Smith-for Con- gress club membership committee will be held at 1880 tonight in the town hall. A report on the drive for members will be made. President John Kiernan said that Attorney Joseph Smith may be the clubs guest at the party rally Sat- urday night. It is expected it will be a joint rally. It had been planned previously to have Smith address the club separately.
 Anyone not asked to become member can join by appearing to- night at the meeting, President Kiernan stated
 Award Winners
 Winners at the firemen's dance last night for outstanding costumes were: Alec Schnitz, who wore skeleton costume, Charles Galesli, who appeared as a hula hula dam cer, Josephine Butch, who was att tired as cowgirl and Mary Tar-