The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-02
NAUGATUCK
Canaperi Funeral
 Held This Morning
Youth Died From Carbon Monoxide Poisoning ng-LOcal
 Eleven Wins Great Victory

The funeral of Carl r. Canaperi 24, son of Mrs Rose Canaperi of , Andrew avenue. who met acciden- tai death some time early Saturday morning from inhaling monoxide gass fumes from an automobile Tn the Canaperi garage was held this morning from the house at 8:30 o'clock and from St Francis church at 9 o'clock, where a re- quiem high mass was celebrated.
 Medical Examiner Frank J. Futile said that the death was accider- tai. The youth was found by his brother Harold on Saturday morn ing slumped over the rear fender of the car which was partially out side of the garage. He had been dead for sometime and it Is the belief that he was making an ef- fort to reach the outside air when he was overcome. The dead young man had taken the car out Friday night for a short time and 1t is the belief that when he returned from the ride he started to make adjustments on the car with the engine running. Besides his moth CT he leaves two brothers. Harold and Joseph. and three sisters, Miss Josephine Canaperi. Mrs Gabriel Costello and Mrs Harold Heidelberg all of Naugatuck. Burial was in st James cemetery.
 Followers of Team Elatcd.
 Followers of the local high school football team were elated with the clean cut victory on Sat urday over the Warren Harding High school of Bridgeport 14-O. They feel that the victory over the Bridgeport team rates the borough eleven as one of the leading con- tenders for the state cha--< ..2 ship. It also gave the fans an op- portunity for comparison of Cros- by High of Waterbury and the relative merits of Coach Foley's charges. Crosby was able to de- feat the Bridgeport outfit by a 6 point margin after a hard tussel.
 Next Saturday the locals will meet the Torrington High team in Torrington. The New City team this season but a hard contest is meet Naugy.
 First Friday.
 Next Friday will be the first Fri day of the month. Masses in st Francs church will be celebrated at 5:30, G:30 and 7:3O. Confessions will be heard on Thursday after noon and evening.
 Plan On Large Attendance.
 Plans are being made by the Ladies of St Mary's parish 10 handle about 1000 at the annual parish supper to be held tomorrow night in St Mary's hall on North Main street. Already there has been an advance sale of well over 800 tickets. One half of the pro- ceeds of the supper will be given to the Unemployment Fund, Inc, of the borough. The supper will be served from 5 until O clock.
 The unemployment fund of N,.ugatuck is about to function for the coming winter.
 It is a corporation organized un- der the laws of the state of Con- necticut and all of the people of Naugatuck are practically stock holders in 1t.
 Its aim and object is to aid and asoiSt WI lhy thCAi uS pendents during this depression and to do It in such manner that they may retain their self respect and independence.
 It appeals to the people of Nau gatuck to contribute to it's funds for the coming winter on the rec ord that it made during the past winter.
 What it can do and how much it can do will depend entirely on the amount of money contributed. l. If 1t has sufficient funds it can function properly and if it has not it will be handicapped and crip- pie in its work.
 With knowledge of the past and an insight i;ito the future, we bcliev to properly handle Nauga- tuck's unemployment situation for the coming winter will require