The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-13
Frank Greens Talk
 Pleases Boroughites
First Ward Democrats Told Assurance for Success
 This Year Depends Upon United Front
NAUGATUCK

the beginning of the meeting. He assured those present the town committee would only be too glad to cooperate in what action was taken
 Committee Named
 Richard Durkin, first ward com mitteeman presided, and Hugh Burns, prominent democrat and member of the town committee, was appointed secretary of the meeting A committee to work to- ward harmony, to iron out any diff ficulties and to consult with candi- dates for burgesses from the ward, to select whom they consider to be the best candidate and to recom- mend that person, to recommend also delegates for the convention, was appointed later by this com mittee.. The object of the commit tee is to try to eliminate any pos sibility of caucus disputes. It was pointed out by speakers that pos abilities of harmony this year are indeed bright but warning was sounded that if any fights devel- oped within party ranks, it would mean the probable loss of the elec- tion.
 Plans were made to take steps which it is believed will help the ward and also the party. It was pointed out much depends on the first ward in the election as it Is in this ward the democratic majority which means either victory or de- feat, according to it's. size, is piled up usually.
 Another Meeting Planned
 Another meeting of first ward members will be held at the call of the committeeman, Hr Durkin. The latter was empowered to select a place for members to meet. Among the speakers were Mir Dur kin, John Brannigan, Hugh Burns, Frank Green, Daniel Callahan, Jo- seph Reynolds, Dr J. Carroll, Bur- gess Milton Calvin, who asked CO., operation with the burgesses in their problems, Paul M Beardsley and James Brennan.
 Extend Invitation
 The Woman's Auxiliary of St MichaePs parish has extended an invitation to the women of the mis- sionary organizations of the various churches in Naugatuck to take part with them in the World Day of Prayer which will be held through out the world on Friday, February 16th.
 There will be celebration of the holy communion at 800 a. m. in St Michaeps church to which all are invited. A general invitation is also extended to all women of Nauga- tuck to gather at that service and join in prayer for the work of the Christian church.
 To Install Tonight
 Installation of officers of the Woodmen of the World, Camp 81, will be held tonight in Pythian hall It is expected there will be a large attendance of members.
 Briefs
 A son, Thomas, 3rd, was born to MT and Mrs Thomas Morrissey, Jr., Saturday in Bridgeport. Mrs Morrissey is the former Miss Mary Weary, daughter of Atty. and Mrs William J. Neary of Fairview ave- nue.
 Will Talk Tonight
 A fascinating talk is expected to be given tonight by Leon V. Kofod, well known traveller and lecturer. He will talk at the Methodist III llic lOuilI PdI Ol LliV froum there. He will relate his ex- periences in two-year trip around the world. The subject of his ad- dress is Strange Experiences in Strange Lands." He has travelled in 35 countries and his talk will be illustrated with colored slides. It is expected there will be a good attendance on hand to hear MT Kofod.
 No Court Cases
 There were no cases in borough court today, no arrest having been made last night or yesterday.
 Valentine Festival
 A Valentine festival in observ- ance of the anniversary of it's founding will be held tonight by the Evangeline circle of the Salem Lutheran church. This meeting will get underway at 8 o'clock. It is expected there will be a short en- tertainment program and valentines will be distributed. There will be a cottage prayer service a tS o'clock tonight at the home of John D. Johnson, Ill Walnut street. John Gisslander has charge of arrange mnets for the affair,