The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-23

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 Mr. Cavaanugh said he is work ing for the democratic ticket and for victory May 3.
 ly opposed to the local bills for in the borough clerks office there is a copy of 8 bill proposed under the WhittennOre administration, asking for biennial elections here, he said. "Yet Mr. Whittemore goes up there to Hartford and disavows his own act, and brings up other republi- cans to use their power and influ- ence because it was 8 democratic measure and for no other reason, :" the borough attorney said. Y <
 whether the measure is right or wrong does not matter, republicans won't vote, for it because it is a democratic measure" he said. That is not AmericaniSni."
 Attorney Freeman said he was angry to see that some local republic cans who he said, had told privately both him and the warden that the salary of the warden should not only be $2,500 a year but $4,0O0, yet openly and brazenly opposed this bill" '
 He explained many smaller towns than Naugatuck have biennial cleo tions and in the legislature such elections have been favored by dem- ocrats and republicans alike, yet they are opposed by leading republi- cans of this town. It takes time to give good government, to get acc duainted with the office and to carry on 8 big program, he explained add ing that Warden Sheridan was par ticularly fitted when first elected to his oface by his five years as bur- gess. #
 e. o. F. ,AnnihiIated Herer The almost 2,O00 majority here given President RooseveIt 1ff the election last November not only wrecked but annihilated the repub- lican party here, he asserted. AL though not expecting such demo- cratic majority at the election in May, he said, '"The democratic party will win and MT. Whittemore knows it." MT. Whittemore stamped his party as the minority party in his talk Monday night, Attorney Free man said, and it means he is licked before he starts. MT. Whittemore said nothing about being elected or, about victory, the speaker added. {,
 "We want a campaign of truth, of honesty. The democratic accounts are accurate and correct and re- publicans should not point the finger of suspicion. Auditors have pro- nounced our books OK" he said. This is another camoufiage of the republican party"
 He paid a tribute to, the work. of the street department here, saying local roads are intHFthe best shape they ever were and said there. is hardly a street in town "but what you could roll a baby carriage on." He lauded Warden Sheridan for in- stalling the new traff1c light on North Main street and SO lessening the danger of accidents there.
 To Meet Here f
 Naugatuck will be the site, of the annual meeting May 2 of the Wo- mems Auxiliary of New 2 Haven Archdeaconry.r The affair Twill. be held at St. Michael's Episcopal church.
 This is the first; time for a. num- Der of years that such 8 meeting has come to Naugatuck and it should be very interesting. Services will be on daylight saving time begin- ming, with a celebration of the holy communion at 10 a.. nn.' followed by reports of the officers of the arch deaconry. Address by tIie Captain Christopher J. Atkinson, of the Church Army and greeting from the bishop. Iat. Rev. F. e. Budlong, DID. Following the noon day pray CTS. there will be a report by Miss Jennie Loonlis the diocesan presi- dent and by Miss Mary Louise Pardee, provincial representative. Missionary service will be held, after luncheon, at 1:30 p. m. at which the Rev. John Henry Edwards of St. Luke's church. New Haven will speak on "The Church at Work Among Negroes" The Rev. Joseph Parseil, o. H. c. will speak on ''The Holy Cross Liberiail Mission"
 Saturday and Sunday, May 1 and 2 the annual meeting of the Young Peoples Fellowship will take place at St. James church, Wiiisted.. It is hoped that some of the Young Peoples Fellowship of St. MichaePs will make an effort to attend.
 The Young Peoples Fellowship of St. Michael's parish has been i1- vited for next Sunday evening, April 25 to attend the meeting of the Fel- loWship at St. Thomas church on Whitney avenue and Cliff street. This is the Fellowship of which MT. Frank equires, who is e candidate for orders from this parish, and has charge as advisor. of the Fellowship in st. Thomas, parish All the young people who have been afiliated with the Fellowship here are invited and are asked to notify Harold F. Bald- win, Jr., or Rev. MT. Lewis. The meeting will be called at 6 o'clock in the parish house in order to leave for New Haven.
 'a Supper Enjoyed
 An enjoyable church supper wns held hast night by the Ladies Ald society of tho Salem Imtheran church. There was . alnp attend.