The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-20

The reports were sent in to the sec- retary of state.
 Although the republicans held the most rallies and had headquarters here, their expense was not as large as the democrats. The E. o. D. cost was $522.25 and the democratic one, $003. .05.
 There is still $68.84 to be collect ed to make up the democratic ex- pense, MT. Brophy stated. Tn the republican party receipts equalled expenditures. The democratic ex- penses were listed as follows: Fuel for autos, $45.l8; rental of autos $40; rental Of halls, $80; advertise ing, $48; telephones, $i0; radio, $50; sound truck, $il; postage, $i2Y60; decorat tons, $32; miscellaneous, $l8.07. No itemized list was given locally by the republican treasurer.
 Choose Oiilcers Tonight
 A special meeting of the auxiliary of Crusader post. Veterans of For- eign Wars, will be held tonight at 6 o'clock in the post home on Rub- ber avenue. officers of the auxiliary will be elected. Mrs. Hazel Bick- ford is president.
 These officers with those of the mems post will be installed Satur- day night ct the post home.
 Gives Interesting Talk
 Slides showing the animal and vegetable life in South America were exhibited at an illustrated lec- ture, "Through the South American wilderness" given by Leo N. Miller, explorer last night ct the Congrega- tional parish house. Troop ?, Boy Scouts, sponsored the affair to raise funds to send Q representative to the national jamboree in July in Washington, D. c.
 MT. Miller told an interesting style of the habits of the animals and the customs of the tribes he met when he travelled through the country with the lato president, Theodore Roosevelt. Cecil Matson, chairman of the troop committee, introduced Mir. Miller.
 Dance Tonight
 4 large attendance is expected at the dinner dance tonight by the Alembic association of the Nauga. tuck Chemical company at the Hotel Elton, Waterbury. It is the first so- cial function of this society in the fall season. The dinner will be served at midnight and George Y. Krell Is chairman of the committee in charge.
 Plan Dance Wednesday
 The annual Thanksgiving dance of the Naugatuck Lodge of Elks will be held next Wednesday night at the lodge rooms. A dinner will be served. Ray Hotchkiss' orchestra will supply music and the affair will be for lodge members and their friends. Edward 0. Lingenheld heads the committee in charge The dinner will be served ct ll:30 o'clock.
 Play Tonight
 The I. o. o. r. Dramatic club is all ready with their play which they are to present tonight and Satur. day night. Phillip for Short" is a roillcking, snappy three act farce comedy on which the club has had to pay a high royalty. They have all worked hard and are confident that this will be one of their best performances. There will also be entertainment between the acts by members of Andrew Rau'S dancing class. Saturday night only. danc- ing will follow the play with music by Benson Brothers orchestra of Waterbury. The curtain will rise at 8:30 sharp.
 Russian Program Monday
 The literature department of the Naugatuck Women's club will meet Monday night at the home of MS. Andrew watson, 27 Pleasant View street and @ Russian program will be offered. Miss Jeannette Weiss is in charge of the program and Miss Mary Emerson will give the book review.
 A Russian one-act play will be presented the cast consisting of Miss Muriel Libby, Mrs. Norris Follett and Mrs. Andrew watson. The de- partment usually meets on Thurs days but next Thursday is Thanks giving day so the meeting will be