The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1931-07-10

The first meeting of the Board of
Charities since superintendent A.
Barton Cross took over his duties
will be held Monday night at 8
O'Clock in the office of the superin-
tendent. Since taking office the
new superintendent has been MAX
ing a checkup of the department af-
it is expected that superintendent
Cross will submit a report showing
just how the department stands to
date. 1t is reported that about one
third of the total appropriation
made by the freemen at their annual
meeting is already used up. Much
of this amount it was said was used
in giving employment 10 men in the
borough. The new superintendent
is also inaugurating new systems of
handling the department affairs.
Nothing Definite on Reception
Nothing definite as to the recep-
ton to be rendered Billy Burke, ma
tional Open Golf champion of the
country, by local townsfolks has as
yet developed. Warden Frank T.
Green was empowered at the meet
ing of the board of warden and bur-
gesses held last Tuesday night to
name committee to arrange for a
celebration for Billy when he returns
to the borough. Warden Green could
not be reached this morning. Green
witch has arranged reception for
Billy on his return there July IS.
Completes Work
William P. Cushman, who has
been assisting in the office of Sup
erintendent of Streets d. ]. German
for the past several weeks handling
the unemployment situation has
completed his duties.
Bazaar at Linden Park
Due to the large sale of tickets
for their bazaar to be held on July
%, Naugatuck Aerie of Eagles will
hold the bazaar at Linden Park in
stead of in Tano's hall as originally
planned.
Buckmiller's orchestra will furn-
ish music for dancing at the large
open air pavilion. An entertain
ment program is also being ar
ranged for.
Annual Celebration Next Week
Local Italian residents will start
their celebration in honor or Our
Lady of Mount Carmel on next We'd
nesday. The celebration will begin
in the evening with a short street
parade to st Francis church where
a vesper service will be held Fol
lowing this service a band concert
will be rendered on the local green
by the Naugatuck Military band. On
Thursday, July 16, the big parade
will be held in the morning, starting
from Christoforo Columbo hall
about 1880 o'clock in the morning.
The line of march will be as usual
over high street to Oak to Maple to
Water to Rubber avenue to Scott ana
Cherry to Rubber avenue to Church
whore a halt will lbe made at st
DC ,,.Ia HIGH
will be celebrated. Following the
mass the parade will return to the
starting point. In the evening a
short parade to St Francis church
where services will be attended to
be followed by the fireworks dis
play and band concert at Firemen
field.
All Asked to Get Tickets
All regular and honorary mem
bers of the Naugatuck hose. HOOK
and Ladder Company who plan on
attending the outing and bake to be
held Sunday at Osborn's Glen are
asked to procure their tickets as
early as possible. They are now
ready and may be had from John
Phillips or John Weaving at the
Maple street fire house.
Funeral of Otto Horn
The funeral of Otto Horn who
died Wednesday night at his home
at the corner of Bridge and School
streets will be held tomorrow after
noon at 2:3O o'clock from the Con-
sregational parish house. Burial
will be in Hillside cemetery.
The Anderson funeral home, 20
Park place, will be open tonight
from Z until o'clock for friends OF
the deceased.
Funeral of Miss Marie Garrick
The funeral of Miss Marie Garrlck
who died early Thursday morning at
her home, 191 Meadow street. WIN
be held tomorrow morning at s:3o