The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-16
NAUCATUCK
Laundry Owner Was
 Selling Liquor
Chinese Proprietor Fined in Borough Court To-day
 Kennedy Funeral Held This Morning

[ Delegations from the national or ganiZation of the Daughters of Issa- bella of which the deceased was a member of the board of directors at the time of her death, the state organizations, Russell circle, of New Haven. Kennedy cirlce of Nauga- tuck, both of which she organized, and the Torrington circle were rep resented by delegations. Blu ial was in St Bernard's cemetery, New Haven The Dallbearers were Dennis A., Thomas J., John S.. and William H. Murray. George E. Coleman and Richard C. Donahue all of New Ha- ven.
 National Representative Charles J. Whitmire of the F'raternal Order of Eagles whose home is in Kansas City, Mo, addressed the mem bers of Naugatuck Aerie of Eagles last night In their rooms in the Tano building. MT Whitmlre touched on the old age pension and other matters of impor- tance to members of the order. On next Wednesday afternoon q hearing on the old age pension bill will be held in the state capital in Hartford. Plans for local members of the order to attend the hearing will be made at the meeting of the aerie to be held to-night.s At last nights gathering William F. Kelly of this borough, national organizer, who has been making tour of the state in behalf of the old age pension bill expressed the opinion that sentiment was never SO strong for an old age pension as 1t is at present.
 St Patrfck's Memory Cherished,
 An audience that taxed the capa- city of St Mary's church in Union City enjoyed an excellent St Pat TICKS night program of Irish songs and memories last night. The pro- gram was arranged by Miss Anna Lynch, organist of St Marys church and included several appropriate solos and musical numbers and an excellent address on "St Patrick and the Irish Race" by Rev Joseph Me- Cuen of the Immaculate Conception church of Waterbury. Father Me- Cuen traced the history of St Pat rick and the Irish race down through | the centuries. He paid a glowing tribute to the Irish race for their | loyalty to their church and God, de- spite all of the persecution that they were forced to undergo in the early | days of history.
 Made Past Commander.
 Trust Officer Joseph Raytkwich | or Naugatuck post of the American i Legion was made an honorary past | commander of the post at q social session held Saturday night in the 1 legion rooms. The honor was con 1 ferrcd upon Mir Raytkwich for his untiring work for the post as trust | officer. MT Raytkwich has often { had opportunities to become com | mandcr, but the duties of the trust officer are arduous and MT Raytk- | wleh was unable to devote the time { to both offices. A report of the | membership drive conducted by the | post was submitted at the session | Saturday night. 1
 The result of the drive was for warded to New Haven by Currier f Clarence Hoey. A social session followed the business meeting. Mem ! bers Of the auxiliary served refresh ments.
 Struck by Auto.
 Injuries suffered Saturday night by Stanley GlnickYz of 437 High strete, and who also gave the ad- dress 1s Water street, Ansonia. necessitated hospital attention, the Injured man being taken to st Mary's hospital in Waterbury. At the hospltal IL was reported his in- Juries were not serious and that he i would be released from the institu- lion shortly. Joseph Bouffard of 20l Church street. Seymour, was the operator of the car that struck Gin- | ickwZ. The accident occurred at | the intersection of Cemetery and North Main streets. Ginickwz 1t was | stated darted in front of the sey- mour mans car and he was unable to avoid striking him.
 Bouffard was not held as the acci- dent was considered unavoidable.
 Real Estate Transaction.
 Contractor Joseph Mancini pur- chased the building on South Main street in which his plumbing estab- lishment is located last Saturday 1, rom the Naugatuck National bank. H Jacob Baurer acted as agent for | the bank in the transaction,
 Annual Meeting tO bc Held. 1. The annual meeting of the mem H bers of the Naugatuck Golf club H VIII be held this afternoon at 5:15 H o'clock In the office of the J. III. III Whittenfors company on Church II street. Governors for the ensuing II year will be elected and any other business proper tc como before the III ieeting will be acted upon. '