The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-25
Women Voters Study
 Legislative Issues
General Assembly Questions to Be Discussed at Mon' day Meeting-lMr, Mrs Robert Morrow Have Girl
WATERFOWL
Corrcspondent--M. IL. Barry; Phone Watertown 1S4

Mrs AnQroW hlnkel Whb HobteSS to the WateftOwn League of Wo- men Voters at their January meet ing yesterday. By series Of ques- tlons and answers members re- viewed outstanding events for 1894. It was decided to hold q series of weekly meetings in order to study legislative issues, which will come before the general assembly during 1885. This group will meet Monday afternoon and all those in- terested in these questions are ur- gently invited to attend, whether or not they are members of the league. This study will include such topics as the recommendation Of the special tax commission con corning municipal finance; revision of the permanent registration law;
 new institution for the feeble
 minded; ratification of the child labor amendment; equalization bill; and jury service for women. Several members of the local league are planning to attend the
 joint coutny meeting of the Hart ford, Middlesex and Litchfeld
 league to be held at Ann street YWCA in Hartford, on Jan 30. The morning session will com
 
 Welton will attend the conference on "Government and Its Opera tion," Miss Florence Harrison as leader; Mrs Eugene Lamphere on "Government and Education" with Miss Emily H. Whitney of New Ha- ven as leader; Mrs Harlan Sexton on "Government and Child Well fare" with Mrs G. Frank Lord of Wethersfield as leader, while Mrs Andrew Kinkel and Mrs Henry
 Bowman will attend the presidents
 conference with Mrs F. N. Dabour- ian, state president, as leader. During the afternoon session commencing at 2 o'clock n brief ex- planation of the leagues legislative
 program will be given by Mrs John Sherman Custer of Avon, Hartfard country chairman; Miss Florence tory and political science of Con- necticut college will then talk on the tax commission report.
 The next regular meeting of the local league will be held February 2S at the home of Mrs F. l.. Eisen- winter.
 Save the Sanctuary Day
 Sunday Jan 27th will be ob- served us Save the Sanctuary" day, in the Methodist Episcopal the board of Home Missions and urged by the conference cabinet. It is occasioned by the fact that so many churches in places where they are needed are faced with foreclosure of mortgages and ac- tual sale by the sheriff. The sermon this Sunday Is prepared with this purpose in view. Special envelopes
 will be distributed on the 27th, and a further consideration of the needs made.
 The district superintendent is planning to hold tho last quarterly conference of the present confer ence year, Wednesday evening,
 February 27. A church supper will be planned for that evening, and offer to all the opportunity to meet and hear MT Morley.
 A district melting of ministers and laymen has been called by tho
 bishop to be held Meriden Thurs
 day, Feb 14, beginning at 2 D. m. and extending into the evening. An excellent program has been arr
 ranged. The pastor, William Y. Davis, Jr., would appreciate 1t, of several WatertownerS would con- sent to go.
 Scout Meeting Postponed
 Tho regular weekly meeting of tho Girl Scouts under the direction
 of the Misses Mary and Agnes Cos
 grove, was postponed duo to the indictment weather.
 FEAR Knitting Glasses Meet The knitting and sewing classes
 met last evening in the north club room of the Community house. Tho knitting instructions were under the supervision of Miss Helen 10.
 Mattoon and the sewing classes conducted by Mrs Arlene Mitchell. Many local women attended the dessert bridge and fashion show at the Waterbury Women's s club, spon-
 sored by the latter, estarday af- | tern0on. Those from Watertown
 attending were Miss Helen Mat toon, Mrs Robert Johnson, Mrs
 Long. Mrs Meyers, Mrs Winters and Mrs John Crane.
 Miss Agnes Cosgrove has return | ed to her duties at the Taft school
 after being i'll for the past week
 at her home on Baldwin street. Mir and Mrs Robert Morrow of