The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-05
Sectional Vote May
 Surpass Last Years
Early Morning BaIIoting Quite Heavy-Rival Candi-
 dates Greet Admirers in Pre-ElectiOn Appearances
BROOKLYN NEWS

donated for the occasion by James A. Phelan, commissioner on the Board of Public Works. MT. Phelan presented the speakers before the largest crowd in years.
 Among those heard were Mayor Hayes, City Sheriff Angelo Nardona, City Clerk John Fitzmaurice, Mrs Mary Coughlin Kilmartin, candidate for town clerk; Judge Edward Mas cola, Louis Bria, of the school board; Congressman J. Joseph Smith, City Treasurer Edward Tut tie; ex-Mayor Francis P. Guilfoile: Alderman John W. Bendler, City Comptroller Daniel J. Leary, and Representative Daniel J. Mahaney.
 Opponents Also Present
 Shortly after the administration parade had departed enroute to Washington Hill the 1ndepetldent- Republican procession took over the district with huge parade. Mayor alty nominee Senator George Gull hane and members of his tickets left the motor caravan at Duggan Square at which point they stepped from their cars and greeted friends. No speeches were delivered in Brooklyn during the visit.
 Senator Culhane expressed con- fidence he would be elected today and said he was depending upon good support from voters of the llth and 18th disericts, two of the largest in the city.
 GIee Club Rehearsal
 The first rehearsal of the Glee club of the Church of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel took place last night at the parish hail and indicated the unit will enjoy even greater success htan last season when 1t took part in several stage presentations, many of which were repeated in compli- ance with popular demand. John Jannetty is director of the group and Pasquale Russo, president.
 |. C.P. O. League a
 Fifty men took part in the activi- ties of the first, bowling league of the Lithuanian Citizens Political club which began last night at St, JoSeph's alleys. William Yakubonis, president, was called upon to throw the first ball which resulted In Q perfect strike. Many others were Chalked up during the contests. K. of L. League ste
 Membership is still open for the annual K. of L. Bowling league which begins tomorrow night on St. Joseph's alleys ct 8 o'clock, when 1t is expected that 60 persons will par ticipate. The league will include 10 teams, four of which comprise the girls division. Applications are being received by James Valaitis at his news stand, and also by Chairman Frank Snudinas. Applications must be filed no later than this evening in order that the quota be filled and teams organized tomorrow.
 ,B,. Senior Choir
 The regular weekly rehearsal of St. Joseph's senior choir will take place Thursday night ct 7:45 o'clock at the music studios in the Congress avenue school, " l4" Mt. Carmel Tourney
 The Holy Name society of the Church of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel will gather at the parish hall to- morrow night to begin their first annual pinochle tournament. The contest will remain in progress tlnr0ughotit the winter months and keen rivalry is anticipated. At the |terrmination of the season the prize winners will be suitably recognized and hCnored ct q banquet. Future games in the tourney will take place after the bisfnonthly meetings and will De followed hy rekreshments. The tcIIf9iaEnoflt committee conn nriee NesHliaie XHfnueIff Louis
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