The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-15
\ NAUGATUCK | Fifty Graduate At
 St. Francis School
Rev John J. Fitzgerald Presents Diplomas and
 Brgesses Not to Buy Police Uniforms

I ton to the purchase of new piece of apparatus.
 Again Capture First St Francis T. A. B. Drum corps ca blurred first honors in the modern
 playing contest Saturday at Lake, | wood park, Waterbury, in connec- | tion with the field day and parade of the Connecticut fifers and drum
 mers held under the auspices of St Francis Xavier Boy Scout Drum ] corps of the Brass City. The local
 corps also took part in the parade. Flag Day Exercises Annual flag day exercises were
 conducted by Naugatuck lodge of Elks in their home last evening. The
 exercises were largely attended and | were very impressive. Attorney
 James l.. Dalton gave the principal address. Dr Fl. C. Ron gave the
 tribute to the flag. Members of local | patriotic societies attended. Two Court Gases Two cases both involving auto vio- lations occupied the attention of the 1 borough court this morning. In a l campaign to enforce the speed limit 1 laws on Main street, Chief of Police i John Ada mson and Officer James Cuddy patrolled the street Saturday. | They notified Carl Clifford of 114 New street, Seymour to appear in | court this morning to answer to a
 charge of speeding. When the case
 was called an adjournment was
 asked for by Attorney Sullivan of Waterbury. The court assigned the | case for 8 hearing on next Saturday. Raymond Cuddy charged with vio- lation of the rules of the road. was nd { =
 ing to $15.26. He was charged with passing the rotary traffic sign on North Church street on the left hand side. He was notified to appear in | court by officer James Cuddy and Chief Adamson.
 l Graduates Tomorrow Hetry Mccarthy, son of MT and i Mrs Henry P. Mccarthy of Park i avenue Is a member of the graduat- | ing class of Dartmouth college to be graduated tomorrow at the annual | graduation exercises. MT and Mrs
 Mccarthy are in Hanover to attend | the exercises.
 Altar Society Card Party The Altar society of St Mary's church will conduct a public card party tonight in St Mary's parish
 hall. Whist, bridge. pinochle, forty five and setback will be played. 1 Prizes will be awarded and re- | treatments served.
 To Make Final Plans
 Final plans for taking part in the /; big Eagles parade to be held in Wa tcrbury next Saturday will be made
 at the meeting of Naugatuck Aerie
 or Eagles to be held tonight in their rooms in the Rubin building. About two hundred members of the aerie will take part in the parade. They | will have a special parade uniform. The aerie will also have a float in the parade. Charles Fellows is in | charge of the design of the float. Many Elks Took Part l Several members of Naugatuck lodge of Elks took part in the exer- cises held last Saturday in Milford in | connection with an institution of Mil ford lodge of Elks.
 Summer Schedule of Masses The summer schedule of masses will go into effect next Sunday in St l Francis church. The masses will be at z, 8, g and 10:30 o'clock. The 8 o'clock mass will be for the children
 of the parish.
 funeral of Ward Howe
 The funeral of Ward Charles Howe of Bethany who died Friday at his home was held this afternoon
 at 2 o'clock from the funeral home
 of Clayton F. Bailey on Oak street.
 Services were conducted by the Rev
 Mir Stebbins of the Episcopal church ] os Bethany. Burial was in Pine
 bridge cemetery.