The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-22
NAUGATUCK Entire Borough To
 Honor Billie Burke
Great Reception Planned for Him To.morrow-Cara-
 van to Escort Him From Bridgeport

cagO which Will take place Tn Cnl- cago on next Monday. Miss Ac- quavia Is former resident of the borough and for the past year has made her home in Chicago with her brother James Acquarvia, MT and Mrs Oliverie are expected 10 come to the borough on their wedding trip to visit relatives.
 To Hold Victory Party.
 A victory party in which mem- bers of Naugatuck Post of the American Legion and the Legion Auxiliary will take part will be held tonight in the Legion rooms In the odd Fellows building. Dis trict and state officers will be present.
 Following the business meeting, an entertainment program will be rendered and there will be talks by the state officers. The party will mark the close of the success full membership drive of the post the roster of the post being in- creased by three members over that of last year Refreshments will be served. Commander Thom- as Reynolds requests that all mem- bers attend the session.
 Brass City Man Gives Talk
 oscar Y. Warner of Waterbury, well known landscape gardner gave an interesting talk on "Lanscape Gardening" at the weekly luncheon of the Naugatuck Rotary Club held this noon hour in Halls Tavern. The local club was scheduled to go to East River to-day for an outing but this has been postponed until "aH nnQdaU
 Enters Third Round
 By defeating John Grebauskas 9-7, 6-2, Stanley Zepatka advanced into the third round in the mems singles tourney for the champion ship of the borough yesterday. The match was an interesting one but the St Mary's college man proved too strong an opponent for the Peddie star.
 Reports Deficit
 Felix NardellO, Sr, secretary and treasurer of the committee in charge of the annual celebration in honor of Our Lady of Mt Carmel held last week reports that there was a deficit of $60. from the amount of money collected and the expenses of the celebration. MT Nardello states that the sum of $854.50 was subscribed and the ex- pendiutres were $914.50. The larg- est item of expense was for band concerts and the fireworks display which amounted to $500.
 Marriage Announced Announcement has been made by MT and Mrs Charles Walther of Bingham street of the marriage of their daughter, Ruth to Maurice Strickler of New York City. The ceremony was performed last Sat urday evening at o'clock in the local Congregational church by the Rev Edward R. Hance. The bride is q registered nurse in New Ha- ven. MT and Mrs Stickler are now on wedding trip to Canada. Upbn their return they will reside in New York City.
 Closing Exercises Tonight Exercises marking the close of the Community Vacation church school will be held tonight at 2 o'clock in the Congregational par ish house. A pleasing program has been arranged for the event, Rela- tives and friends of the pupils are | cordially invited to attend the ex- ercises. The final session of the school will be held tomorrow morning.
 Funeral of Mrs Sarah Dalton The funeral of Mrs Sarah Dalton. widow of Patrick Dalton who died Monday afternoon at the home of John Thurston on Tolles Square was held this morning from the Thurston home at 8:3O o'clock and at 9 o'clock from St Francis church where a requiem high mass was celebrated. Burial was in St James cemetery. The pallbearers were Edward Sheehan. John o. Keefe, John Thurston. John Mor- oney and Henry and Emmett Free man.
 Funeral of Mrs Ambroszewski The funeral of Mrs Josephine Ambroszewski, widow of Frank Ambroszewski, of 37 Anderson street who died yesterday will be held tomorrow morning from her late home at 8:30 o'clock and at 9 | o'clock from St Hedwig's church where A requiem high mass will be | cele ebrated. Burial will be in St James, cemetery. Mrs Amproszew- ski Is survived by one daughter. Officers Installed Districe Deputy Emerson J. Mallette of Torrington installed the newly elected officers of Liberty Lodge, Sons of St George at reg ular meeting of the lodge held last night in the American Legion rooms in odd Fellows building. A social followed the meeting and re- treatments were served.