The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-03
Mrs. Marion Daiken Coming Friday For
 Important Lecture
Crusader Post to Install Officers November l0--Re- bekah Degree Plans Anniversary; Warden to Speak
 at MarChegiana SOciety's Banquet Saturday
NAUGATUcK
Correspondents Wm. j. Baxter-Phone Naugatuck s945

AN0u6dVuGhS 4NONs Os-0NAAos NAAA AAOAA Evans Daiken of the state depart- ment of agriculture extension serv- Ice will be the main speaker at the meeting of the Junior Women's club Friday afternoon at the high school at 3 o'clock. She will talk on Par ties for Young People"
 Friday night number of mem- bers of the club are planning to att tend the state Junior Womens club convention in New Haven at the YWCA there. The session will start at 6:30 o'clock. Mrs. Royce D. Mc- Allister, president of the state Fed erations of Women's clubs, will be the main speaker and Miss Florence Sutton, state president of the junior clubs, will also speak.
 The local official delegation are Miss Rosemary McDonough, presi- dent of the Naugatuck club, and Miss Ruth Robinson, vice-president here.
 Miss Clara Chittenden of Nauga- tuck will render a violin solo and Miss Jeanne Martin of Naugatuck, will deliver monologue at the con- vention. Transportation will be pro- vided for local members who wish to attend.
 To Install Officers
 Installation of newly-elected of- ficers of Crusaaer post, Veterans of lroreign Wars, will be held at the post nome here on Rubber avenue triday, November 19. State Con- manoer Perrone will be m charge. DeForest Hart is the new command CT of the local post.
 Plan Anniversary Celebration
 The S6th anniversary of the Re- bekah degree will be celebrated by members of Columbian Rebekah lodge, Odd Fellows, at 8 o'clock to- night in odd Fellows hall. Past nope grands will be guests of honor and there will be roll-call.
 Warden To Speak
 Warden John J. Sheridan will De one of the main speakers at the sisth annual banquet of the Italian Marchegiana Society Saturday nignt at 8 o'clock in the society's hall at T8 High street. A fine time is expect cd, Guerina Gaundenzi Is chairman of the committee in charge.
 Replies Received
 Warden Sheridan has received re- plies from Connecticut congressmen in Washington to whom lie wrote asking that high tariff be placed on Czechoslovakian rubber footwear in order to protect the rubber indus try here. Unless the tariff is high CYechoslovakians will be able to far undersell the rubber products in this country, as labor there is extremely cheap. The warden said Connecticut congressman promised to do their best in this matter. Joseph P. Kenishea, president Of the United Rubber Workers union here, wrote to Congressman James A. Shanley and Senator Augustine Lonergan about the matter and re- ceived replies.
 Bazaar Planned
 Plans for a Christmas bazaar were made at a recent meeting of the Past Pocahontas club of Ramona council, at the home of Mrs. Sadie Hayes, 97 Fuller street. A covered dish supper was enjoyed.
 Those attending were: Mrs. Joseph inc Montrose, Mrs. Viola Halwick, Mrs. Barbara Tuthill, Mrs. Louise Vogeli Mrs. Beatrice Sears, Mrs. Edna Gladding, Mrs. Theresa Scott, Mrs. Hayes, Mrs. Erba Langyel, Mrs. Grace Painter, Mrs. Gertrude M. McKegg, Miss Majorie Mancine and Miss Catherine Murphy. The club will next meet at the home Of Mrs. Halwick here.
 To Submit Proposal
 Following announcement by War den John J. Sheridan at the bor- ough board meeting last night that s92.6S remained In the federal con- tribution to the New Haven road