The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-25
l NAUGATUCK Storm Sewer Work
 Progresses Slowly
Ledge Struck By Workmen-May Start Work of Salem
 Park Identification Soon

l held tonight at o'clock in Pyth- ian hall. All members are urged to
 attend this session.
 1 pie, Pythian SisterSHR SIR SH F | GoOdskcy-LcROy Miss Rita LeRoy, daughter of MT and Mrs Joseph LeRoy of Hillside
 avenue and Martin Goodskey of Col linsville were united in marriage this
 morning fin St Francis church at z o'clock by the pastor, Rev John j..
 Fitzgerald. Father Fitzgerald also
 celebrated the nuptial high mass
 which followed.
 The attending couple were Dr and | Mrs M. D. Maroney of Plainville, | Mrs Moroney being sister of the {, bride. Following the ceremony the
 bridal couple motored to Hartford | where wedding breakfast was
 served in the Hotel Bond. Upon their return MT and Mrs Goodskey | will reside in Hartford.
 Burke's Friends Elatcd Local friend of Billie Burke, who
 started his career as a golfer at the
 course of the Naugatuck Golf club made in the Ohio matches to pick
 members of the team to defend the i title against the English team of golfers. Burke came through with | flying colors to become a member of the team. He is very we'll known
 in the borough and hundreds of cit | izens have been watching his pro- gress in the trial rounds. Death of Florence Wylong Florence M. Wylong, 22 months old daughter of Mir and Mrs Frank
 J. Wylong of 64 Central avenue, died this morning in St Raphaers hospi-
 tai in New Haven after several
 weeks illness. Besides her parents, | she is survived by one sister. Betty. aged 9 years, and one brother. Frank, Jr, aged 2 years. Funeral ar-
 engagements have not been complet- ed.
 Death of Anthony Pettro Anthony Pettro of 49 High street, | died this morning in the Waterbury
 hospital after several weeks illness. | MT Pettro had been a resident of | Naugatuck for several years and was | well known in the borough. He is
 survived by his wife Lucia and a l step-son, Joseph Mario. Funeral ar
 engagements have not been complet- 1 ed,
 | Enjoy Social and Lecture Members of the Brothers of the
 Salem Lutheran church enjoyed d
 midsummer festival last night in
 the church parlors.
 An illustrated lecture on Yellow.
 stone National park was given by
 Dr Oberg of Hartford. A musical
 program was furnished by the
 church orchestra. Refreshments ] were served.
 1 Picnic Party to be Held. l A picnic lunch will be served at
 the meeting of the Women's Foreign
 Missionary society of the Methodist
 Episcopal church to be held this
 evening at o'clock at the home of
 Mrs Clarence Favreau. Mill street. | Platts Mills. Those attending are | Transportation will be furnished to
 the scene of the outing and meeting
 to those who meet at the Methodist church at 6:30 and z o'clock. Central Avenue School Outing About 50 students of the seventh
 and eighth grades of the Central avenue school enjoyed an outing
 and picnic yesterday at Savin Rock. The trip to the shore resort was ] made in a special trolley. The party
 returned to the borough early in the ! evening and reported that they had an excellent time.
 Legion Team to Play. The boys baseball team repre- senting the local American Legion post will open their sesaon to-mor-
 row afternoon at Recreation field with the Westville team as oppon-
 ents. The game will start at 4 o'clock. On Saturday afternoon the team will meet the Water- bury Boys team. The team will hold a practice tonight at 6 o'clock
 at Recreation field.
 Slight Collision Reported A slight collision between cars | operated by Officer George Froelich of the local police department and a truck operated by Edward Wheel CT of I06 Circuit avenue. Waterbury occurred yesterday morning on North Main street at the junction of Cemetery street. officer Froelich
 was turning into Cemetery street when the truck which was follow ing struck his car. The drivers sets | tied their differences as to the dam age caused and proceeded on their way, Meeting 0f Economies Group, A meeting Of the Home iieon' omles group Of Platts Mills will be held next Tuesday at i0is0 ., m, at the home of Mrs Robert I.attl' mer, Miss Frances NJ, Whiieonlb,
 home demonstration agent Of the New Haven County Farm bureau VIII attend the meeting, W0odwprk and ehRlp reseailDs VIII be taken
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