The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-25

aLLenQ the requiem IudSS anu uOly communion in a body tomorrow morning at o'clock at the Im- curve at this spot. The state has also purchased a piece of land on Prospect street from Michael Jarowicz. This land is to be used in the widening of the street prep aratory to building a state high way.
 Spoke To Rotarians Frank +. Dooley of the South ern New England Telephone com pany gave very interesting talk on Modern Telephony" before the members of the Naugatuck Rotary club at Halls Tavern this noon hour.
 1 Planning Christmas Party
 Plans for the annual Christmas Tree party of Naugatuck Aerie of 1 Eagles to be rendered youngsters | of the borough are we'll underway. The party will be held in Columbus hall on Sunday afternoon, Decem- Der 19. It is one of the big events in the lives of the kiddies of the borough. Last year the Aerie had as their guests about 1000 young sters who were entertained and | PA cSOlllCu WltA 6A4tSs
 Date Set for Banquet
 The annual Father and Son ban quet will be held in the local Y. M. c. A. on Friday evening, Il December 4, it was announced yesterday. The banquet is spon- sored yearly by the Boy Scout Council and the "Y". The ban- quet will be prepared by John Chomonyo, " chef.
 Schools Close
 The schools of the borough closed this afternoon for the Thanksgiving holiday. Sessions will be resumed next Monday. Business in general in the bor- ought will be suspended tomorrow. The local factories will be closed and the banks and business places will suspend for the day. Many out of town people left this afternoon for their homes to spend the holidays with their rel atives and families.
 To Observe Fraternal Night Fraternal night will be observed local societies will take part in a program of events and entertain ment. Many fraternities have sig nified their intention of taking l part.
 Funeral of Joseph Brozaitis The funeral of Joseph Brozaitis l who died Monday night was held | this afternoon at 1880 o'clock from the Bailey Funeral Home on Oak | street and at 2 o'clock from St | Paurs Evangelical Lutheran church | where services were conducted by | the Rev Henry S. Brustat. Burial was in Grove cemetery. MT Brozai- tis was for many years employed by the G. I. R. Glove Company and the Bristol Company. He is survived py three sons, John and Harry, of this borough, and Frederick of Jewett City, one daughter, Matilda, of Nau- gatuck, and one sister, who resides in New Haven.
 Memorial Mass
 A memorial requiem high mass will be celebrated in St Francis church on Friday morning at s o'clock for the late Andrew Fftz- gerald. This mass Is requested by the St Francis T. A. B. Society.
 The big attraction for local resi- dents tomorrow will be the annual football tussel between the Nauga-- tuck high school football team and Ansonta high to be played Tn Am sonia. Interest in this game which is the final one on the locals schedule Is every great in the Dor. ough and hundreds of followers or the team will be on hand in the Copper City to witness the game Naugy held a light workout this af- ternoon in preparation for the con- test tomorrow. All of the local players are in good shape with the exception of Captain Goodwin. who suffered leg injury in the Crosby game. Goodwin is back to school. but whether he will be able to take part in tomorrow's contest will not be certain until the game gets under way. From the exceptionai showing made by the locals against Crosby high. local fans are waging that Naugy will defeat the lavender team tomorrow. The game IS scheduled to start at 2:3O o'clock.