The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-29
SufReId Man to Talk

John 2. ScherechewSky of Sufield will be the chief speaker at 8 rally by the Young Republican club to- night at Pythian hall. He is for mer Harvard college football star. F ion pictures of Atty. Arthur M. Brown, g. o. p. nominee for gov- ernor, will be displayed, and danc- ing will follow.
 Atty. George DiCenzo, candidate for secretary of state, will also talk. A second rally will be held at the home of Fremont Hoadley on Pond Hill this evening at o'clock at which local candidates will talk. ! Schiaroli Lauded | A letter in defense of Attorney Francis Schiaron was received here today for publication. It was signed by local resident who prefers to l use the name Independent Voter".
 The letter, of interest because of the local campaign now follows: Naugatuck, Conn, October, 29, 1886. Independent voters of the Bor- ough of Naugatuck are taking a keen interest in the final days of the campaign especially from local angle as they watch the battle being waged for the positions in the general assembly at Hartford and the post of judge of probate of the Naugatuck-Beacon Falls dis trict.
 "The campaign being waged by the local republican candidates especially that of Attorney Francis Schiaroli, who is opposing the present Judge of Probate, D. Em- melt Shea, has been one of the outstanding highlights of just how a clean and honest young man can put over his appeal to the elec- torate without becoming involved in mud-slinging that even splashed his way when the borough's chief executive labeled him a pony law yer" in 8 recent address.
 Attorney Schiaroli, who worked his way through Yale university and Yale law school, completing his courses of study high in the ranks, was admitted to the bar the same week he completed his course in law school. His popularity at col- lege can be attested by the fact that he was elected president of the Yale Legislation society, contrib uted articles to the Yale News Supplement and the Yale Literary magazine.
 Tn my opinion @ youth, who has accomplished these things, should be honored and it remained for Warden John Sheridan, one of his strongest opponents, to make 8 di- rect about face yesterday and give Schiaroi the credit due him. The Independent voters have recognized his virtues and will cast their votes Tuesday not only for Schiaroli but also for the entire republican machine which has gone along lln- der an attack of unjust criticism to win the esteem of everyone. AN INDEPENDENT VOTER. Parties Planned Couple bowling parties, pool and billiard tournaments, ping pong tournaments, and other events are being planned for next month at the Naugatuck Y. M. c. A. The regular winter program has begun. The volleyball team have their schedule completed and the swim ming team have a number of sched- uled meets. Special tournaments for the junior members will also be a part of the program during the next few months.
 "Y" Bowling
 Freshmen and Sophomore Girls Bowling League:
 Martha McGeever,s team won all 4 points from Marie McSherry's Catherine Brosnahans' group won straight from Helma Ostrom's. Virge Mallines team lost { points to
 Ruth Malone's. Ruth Malone's team is in first place with 15 out of 16 points won. Ruth Malone bowled 100 for high for high single and 257 for high three strings. l Wednesday Night League: William Galgot's team defeated
 Herman Treichels 3 to l. A. s
 Cox's combine won out of { from Stan Bottcrf'S. William Noble's group defeated Fred FauSt's 3 to l A. s. Cox and Stan Bottorf tied for high single with 135. Bottorf
 6owIed 257 for high three strings. Faust and Coxs teams are tied for first place with 12 out of 20 points won.