The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-11

Mrs Mary A. McEnany, 76, of 1 King street, widow of Charles Mo- Enany, died early Friday morning at the Bristol hospital following an illness of three weeks.
 Mrs McEnany was born in Col hnsVille. As a young woman she was married to Charles B. McEnany at Collinsville. They moved to this town in 1904, residing here ever since. Her husband died on Janu- ary 18th, last Mrs McEnany was a member of the Ladies Auxiliary A. o. H. and of the Church of the Im- maculate Conception.
 The deceased is survived by three sons. John of Terryville, Wilbur of Hartford and Joseph of Greenwich, four daughters, Mrs Agnes Brooks of Hartford, Mrs Helen Huntley of New Haven, Mrs Anna Armbruster and Mrs John Ratte, both of Terry vile and nine grandchildren.
 The funeral will be held in the Church of the Immaculate Concep- tion on Monday morning at 9 o. clock where a high mass of requiem will be celebrated by the pastor, Rev Joseph A. Degnan. Interment in charge of Undertaken James J. Dunn of Bristol will be in the family plot in St Mary's cemetery.
 Double Birthday Party
 A double birthday party was tend cred Katherine Spielman and Louise Gomme at the home of MT and Mrs Charles Spielman on West Main street, Thursday afternoon when number of their little friends called upon them. The house was prettily decorated in color schemes of pink and white, intermingled with garden flowers. There were two birthday cakes. Games were played and luncheon was served at 4 o'clock. Injured Foot Henry Auswald has returned to his home on North Main street from the Bristol hospital where he was taken Wednesday afternoon by pr Ralph Long, after he had suf- fered a deep gash on his foot from broken glass. Eight stitches were required to sew up the cut. Neighborhood Party A Neighborhood party was held at the club house of the Terryville Fishing club at the Middle Pond, Thursday evening with about 4J people in attendance.
 Music, games and dancing fea- tured the evenings entertainment. Banjo and violin music was fur nished by MT Allen for both mod ern and old fashioned dances. Re- ! treatments were served late in the evening.
 Luncheon and Bridge On Wednesday, July IS, another in a series of luncheons and bridge parties will be given at the Chip panee Country club. Luncheon will be served at 115 o'clock and cards will be in play later in the afternoon Members planning to attend are asked to notify Mrs Paul M. Hub bard, Mrs Louis Funk. Mrs Ralph A. Richardson and Mrs Charles w. Plumb not later than Tuesday even ing.
 Injured by Auto
 Mrs Lucian Valentine of Pequa buck was struck and badly injured by a car driven by Fred Civoni of 3Ol Divinity street, Bristol, late last night near the Pequabuck post office. Mrs Valentine was walking along the side of the road when struck by the Bristol car. She was thrown fore lbly to the cement highway and suf- fered many cuts and bruises. She was rushed to the Bristol hospital where it is feared she is suffering from internal injuries.
 The accident was investigated by Chief of Police George F. Buckley who placed Civoni under arrest on reckless driving charge. He is at liberty under bonds of $500 pending the extent of Mrs Valentines ln- jures.
 Turtle Supper Tonight
 A turtle supper will be served to the Terryville fire department th.s evening at the fire house on North Main street. The supper will be served by Matt Halpin. A social time will also be enjoyed during the evening.
 Briefs
 A meeting of the Greek-Catholic church on Allen street will be held thls afternoon at 1 o'clock with all members of the church being re- QueSled 10 be in attendance