The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-11
NAUGATUCk
Local Priest To
 Say First Mass
Rev Thomas Garrick Solemnzes Mass at St Francis
 Church Tomorrow Morning at lO:3O

Rev Thomas Garrick who was or dained to the priesthood in Italy last May will solemnize his first church tomorrow morning at 10:30 o'clock. Rev Joseph H. Seiferman. former assistant at St Francis church, now pastor of St Roses s church in Somerville, will preach the sermon.
 1 Father Garrick, who is the son of Patrolman and Mrs Martin Gar rick of High street will arrive in New York city this morning on the S. S. Lafayette. Members of his family will greet him on his ar rival. He is expected to arrive in the borough this afternoon. Fol lowing the mass tomorrow morn | ing a reception will be rendered Father Garrick in St Cecelias' hall | in the St Francis school building. In the afternoon from 3 until 6 o'clock, Father Garrick will receive his friends at the home of his par ents on High street, Rev Garrick was graduated from St Francis parochial school and the Naugatuck high school. He entered St Thomas seminary and after completing his studies there was assigned to Italy | by Rt Rev John J. Milan, bishop of ! Hartford to complete his prepara- tion for Holy Orders.
 Local Girls to Attend. ] It is expected that several mem bers of the Girls Friendly society i of St Michaers Episcopal church will attend the third annual con ference of the younger members of the Connecticut Girls Friendly so- ciety which opens to-day at the holiday house in Canaan and con tinues until July IS.
 Marriage Announced 1 Announcement has been made by Mir and Mrs William F. Darlington of Melbourne court of the mar riage of their daughter, Emily Eva Louisa, to James C. Kitchens. The ceremony was performed in Christ Episcopal church, Denton, Md, by the rector. Rev MT Francis. The at tending couple were Miss Margaret Walker and Bradford Bernard. MT and Mrs Kitchens will reside in Wilmington, Del.
 Attending Yale Summer School Miss Frances Schaffer of Trow- bridge place, Miss Eileen Cleary of Oak street, Miss Celia Burns of Ward street and Miss Mae Foley of Goodyear avenue are attending the l Yale university summer school ses- sions for teachers.
 l Play First Match To-day. 1 The recently organized borough | tennis team will engage in their first match this afternoon at the Nauga- tuck Golf club court with the Meri- den "Y" team as their opponents Bridgeport "Y" was originally scheduled to meet the locals this week but the contest was cancelled until later date.
 | Returns from West. | Rev Edward R. Hance, minister of the local Congregational church has returned from Seattle, Wash where he attended the general con- vention of Congregational, and Christian churches as one of the Connecticut delegates. Rev Hance speaks interestingly of his trip Business conditions in the west ap- pear to be improving and people of that section of the country are very ports of the business conditions from persons whom Rev Hance talked with were not prosperous This section of the country has been hard hit. Rev Hance spent eight days in Seattle and on the return trip stopped at Salt Lake City and Colorado Springs.
 All Set for Outing.
 Fine weather Is all that is need. ed to make the outing and bake oi the NaugatIck firemen a big suc' cess tomorrow. All plans have beer committee. Osborn's Glen off the committee. Osborn's Clan off the New Haven road will be the scene of the gathering.
 The program calls for the serving of a steak breakfast from 10 1T the morning until l o'clock in thu afternoon. An athletic program hal been arranged, featuring a baseball game between the married ant the single men. The big eats, { turkey dinner will be served abou 4 o'clock. The event will be fol active and honorary members. In vitations have been extended to thu borough fathers and members O. lthe press to attend. Transporta tion will be furnished to those wht have no other means of reaching lthe Glen if they report at the Mapl'