The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-04
Women Democrats To
 Increase Personnel
Membership Drive to Be Started Soon-rish and Game Association Numbers 533 Members to Date
WATER
AAiss Agnes Cosgrove, Phone 0sl


 A meeting of the Democratic womet1's club, an afhliated mem- Der of the Connecticut Federation of Democratic, Women's clubs, was held Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. Joseph Thompson of Oakviile instead of ct the town hall as was Q originally planned. Mrs. Ida Thomas of New Milford was the guest speaker. A routine businesg meeting was held. Mrs. Joseph Thompson was elected vice chair. man, and Miss Alvefa Zuraitis, secretary, to succeed the officers of the former organization.
 It was decided to change the date of the monthly meetings from the first Tuesday to the last Tues. day of the month to avoid conflict ing dates. A program committee consisting of the officers, Miss Mary Cosgrove, Mrs. Joseph Thompson, Miss Alvera zuraitis, and Miss Marion Cromwell, was chosen to take charge of the next meeting.
 A membership drive will be ini- tiated and 1t is hoped that every- one interested in the club will try to attend the next meeting.
 Freshmen to Meet
 Pupils entering high school for the first time this year ara asked to come in three alphabetical groups for purposes of registration and scheduling planning. The first group, those whose names begin with the letters A to l. inclusive, should be present Thursday morn. ing from 10 to 12; the second group, those from K to R inclusive. from 2 to 4 D. m. Thursday; and the rest should be at the high school Friday morning from 10 to 12 o'clock.
 Fish and Game Report
 A report submitted by Oliver La- Belle, Jr., secretary of the Water town Fish and Game association, shows an increase in the member ship of the association which now numbers 633 members.
 Every Monday evening trap shooting is scheduled at the club grounds on Echo Lake road. Everyone Is welcome to make use of the grounds and take part in the trap shooting.
 On the 18th of September the association Is holding c coon hound field trial at the Watertown Riding club.
 To date S,512 acres of land have been opened to the association for regulated shooting. The following landowners have added their prop erty to the list during the past month: John Kalenauskas, Fred- eriek w. Archer, John F. Camp boil, George c. Lasky, D. J. Lizdas, N. Fitzpatrick, John Zdanis, Fred erick J. Baldwin and Robert w. Purvis.
 The following members joined the association during the past month: Herman Janeck, F. K. English, Frederick Quick, George R. Pryor, Anthony Satula, stephen J. Clark, Edward B. Pierpont, Pat rick J. Cronan, Earl w. Scott, Rob- ert E. Johnson, Edward M. Kerr nan, Ellsworth J. Leach, Timothy Moynihan, Raymond Peck, Edward J. Sheehy, R. s. Swimscoe, Howard williams, Emil DeFerrari, Ter renee J. Donnelly, Fitch 8. Doo- little, Daniel Ferrari, Kenneth w.. Fischer, Floyd Good, Domenic Guerrero, O. A. Hansen, John W. Wilhelmy, Morten Petersen, Amel- To Ghaiiafi, Maurice Barberet, Jo. seph Baroni, Michael J. Ezzo, Charles Fenn, A. E. H. Mathes, William E. Tyrell, Michael H. Shea, Walter H. Davis. James T. Burns, Jack Noel, John Lakenaus- kas, Frederick w. Archer, John F. Campbell, George G. Lasky, D. J! Iisdas, John w. York, Raymond H. Benson, Wilbur E. Bucking- ham, George Jackman, Charles Van Beuren, Leman Judson, Fred w. Deichmann, William Platt, B. J. Rockwell, Metro Longo, Mi- chaei Kenny, Pacifico Longo, James McManamy, IT,. Frank Me- Manamy, s. Kellogg Plume, George Delevieleuse, Frank DelPo, L. An tonic Guerrero, Bud Woodward, August Gasagrande, Nick Mecca, Ray Glynn, Fiorie Capolupo, Tony Dimesco, Edwin w. Burkhardt, Dr. Wilbur J. Moore, N. Fitzpatrick, John Zdanis, Frederick J. Baldwin. Robert W. Purvis, Edward P. Wal" lace and Richard McdouBn.
 Farewell Party
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Tortorici of the Guernseytown district, enter- tained recently at farewell party in honor of their son Joseph, and of Joseph Cameron of Waterbury, who left Labor day for Cleveland. A social evening with games and dancing was enjoyed and refresh. ments were served. Music for the occasion was furnished by the East End Hiubillies. Those who attend ed were: MT. and Mrs. Joseph LRerz, Miss Rena Cameron, Miss Anna Lovello, Louis Lerz, Nicholas Cameron, MT. and Mrs. Charles Tortorici, Lewis Cameron, Mrs. Catherine Petite, MT. and Mrs. AL exander Lerz and family. Joseph Cameron, Miss Carrie Tortorici. Anthony and Carmello Tortorici. Charles Egal and Miss Victoria Actorie.
 The first fall meeting of the