The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-17
|PRNCETONS FITTED
 BY FLEISHER AT |WAVERLY DIN NER.
WatertOwn B a six e { ball Teams HOnOred at We'll
 Attended Testimonial

The Princeton A.. A. basketball team of Watertown, winners of the second annual Waterbury Demo- crat statewide amateur basketball tournament conducted at the Gen. tral YMCA and emblematic of the state championship were honored at dinner last evening at Wayerly inn, Cheshire, where Harry c. Fleisher, sponsor of the champ ions, was host.
 The personnel of the Princeton girls team, runnersup for the state divisional title, were also guests of MT Fleisher. Each member of both aggregations were presented with a handsome photograph of both teams.4 The trophies won by the teams in the past court cam paign were on display.
 Mir Fleisher, on behalf Of the boys and girls who played under the Princetons colors, was present. CT with a valuable wrist watch for the untiring efforts he spent in molding together two crackerjack clubs which were the best to rep- resent the Silk Town in years. Mrs Fleisher was honored with a beau tiful bouquet of gardenias.
 John Caldwell, assistant mana ger, was also presented with a to- ken of esteem from the clubs while his wife was recipent of a bouquet of flowers.
 We'll Done
 John c. Kelley, sports editor of the American, filled the role of toastmaster to perfection. Among the speakers were Hubert unning- ham, manager, Thomas Wagner, coach of the boys, Mrs Harold Cleary, coach of the girls, John Caldwell, Charles Bertrand, presi- dent of the Naugatuck Valley Bas- ketbal league, A. L. Henry, John A. Cluney, sports editor of The Waterbury Democrat, Harry Flei- sher and Dan Sullivan.
 A varied program of entertain ment, featured by impersonations, songs and ditties by Charles R. Leader, physical director of the Central YMCA, was presented. Others who appeared on the pro- gram were Martha Morris, songs; Florence Mulhern, songs; MT and Mrs John A. Cluney in an exhibi- ton of ballroom dancing; Frances Saunders in a dance speciality; Mrs Evelyn Lemay in dance speciality and George Sullivan, Watertown's boo boo ba -doop boy, in songs.
 I'm the Party
 Among those present were MT and Mrs Harry Fleisher MT and Mrs John Caldwell, MT and Mrs Charles Bertrand, MT and Mrs Hu- bert Cunningham, MT and Mrs John c. Kelley, MT and Mrs John A. Cluney, MT and Mrs Charles R. Leader, Mir and Mrs J. Fleish- CT, Dr and Mrs Harold Cleary, MT and Mrs Charles Lewis, MT and Mrs Edward L. Stevens, MT and Mrs Robert Gair, MT and Mrs F. Schaller, MT and Mrs A. L. Henry and MT and Mrs Atwood.
 Florence Mulhern, Margaret Lea ry, T. Well. Mary Lynch. John Mulhern, Edith Trcay, Charles o. Day, Miss Mis- Hailey, Bert Bou- cher, Miss Eustace, Don Gillespie, MT and Mrs Toffey, Grace "Lawlor, Patrick Slattery, Nellie Harnick, Thomas Scally, MT and Mrs Matt Price, Dan Sullivan, MT and Mrs P. Lemay, MT and Mrs Conway, Mir and Mrs John Lemay, MT and Mrs Humiston, Miss Skilton, Ber- nadotte Caulfeld, George T. Dil- lon, MT and Mrs Happy" Lasky and T. McCleary.
 John Burns, Margaret Ashmore, Attorney Yale Matzkin, Thomas Wagner, Miss Blais, John Dunn, Mis- St John, c. Evans, Edward Dunn and Margaret Cantwell of Stamford, s. Miller, A. Lampron, James Wallace, Frances Saunders, Mrs James Lee, Henry Darlington, George Sullivan, O.. Fogelstrom, MT and Mrs T. Lyons, Jack Crea- ven. Martho Morris, Norman John- son and M. Gallagher.