The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-05
NAUCATUCK
Hold-Up Men Visit
 Local Drug Store
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weeks ago was sold by Edmund B. I Michaus to Frank Monzillo. Dom mick Mangine has sold to Annie White a piece of property on Rub- Der avenue. The state of Connecti- cut has purchased from Mary Sa- baliauskas and John Perzanowski pieces of land on Prospect street. l The latter pieces will be used for the new state highway to be con- structed on this street.
 Freemen's Meeting Adjourned The annual freemen's meeting for the purpose of considering the bud get for the coming fiscal year sched- uled to be held last night at 8 o'clock was adjourned until Thurs day night at o'clock standard time in the Gem Opera house. Arr ter the result of the election had been read by Moderator William P. Cushman and the various candi- dates declared elected, Warden Green in addressing the meeting stated that it usually been the custom to giv, ; incoming board an opportunity s3 become acquaint- ed with the figures in the budget before the holding of the freemen's meeting. He also stated that he had very little time to study the figures and would like to become better &C., Quainted with them. Warden Green was recovering from an operation in St Raphaers hospital in New Ha- ven when the budget was made up by the borough board. For these reasons he thought 1t would be ad- visable to adjourn the meeting until a later date. On motion of Judge Martin E. Gormley, it was voted to adjourn until the date mentioned above.
 Death of Thomas Cawley Thomas CaWley, an old time resi- dent of the borough, died yesterday at his home, 28 Olive street, after a short illness.
 | The deceased had been resident of the borough for over 40 years. He was an employe of the Rubber Regenerating company for many years and was highly respected by not only his employers but by a large circle of friends in the bor- ough. He is survived by four daugh- ters, Mrs John P. Hogan, Miss Mary Cawley, Miss Elizabeth Cawley and Miss Katherine Cawley and by two grand children, Edmund and Mar garet Hogan, all of this borough.
 The funeral will be held Wednes- day morning at o'clock from his late home and at 9:30 o'clock from St Francis church where a requiem high mass will be celebrated. Bur- ial will be in St James cemetery. Seriously Ill at Home William T. Rodenbach, former warden of the borough and up to a few years ago treasurer of the local plants of the United States Rubber Onr moi t7vy Tr fnI IxnS, ~.s ously ill at his home on Terrace avenue. MT Rodenbach was stricken last week. His many friends in the borough are hoping for speedy re- covery.
 To Present Comedy
 The St Michaers Dramatic club and Parish Players will present the comedy ."The Alarm Clock on Fri day evening, May 15, in the Gem Opera house. The play is being staged for the benefit of the Nauga- tuck Day Nursery. Miss Janice Wig more is chairman of the ticket com mittee. Tickets may be purchased at the Naugatuck Drug, Leary's Drug, Olson's Drug and Andys Campus or by pAoning Miss Wig mire at 209. All seats will be re- served, an additional charge being made for the better seats. Elmer Schmitz will manage the play.
 Card Party We'll Attended
 The card party conducted by the Altar society of St Mary's church last night in the parish hall was largely attended and proved an en- joyable event. Refreshments were served following the card playing.
 Junior Prom
 The annual junior prom of the local high school will be held in the high school auditorium on Friday night, May 22. Brinkman's orchestra will furnish music.
 Auxiliary to Be Installed
 The recently organized auxiliary of Crusader post, Veterans of For eign Wars, will be formally insti-- tuted tonight at meeting to be held in the borough court room Mrs Mary Penrose is president o1 the local auxiliary.
 Burns Heads Eagles
 John Burns was elected worthy president of Naugatuck Aerie o1 Eagles at their regular meeting held last night in their rooms in the Tano building. Other officers named were: Vice-president, Domenick Sa. bia; chaplain, John Tucker; con- ductor, James Bowling; secretary D. Emmett Shea; treasurer. Paul R Passeck; inside guard, Joseph Rodi. tis; outside guard, Ralph Lynn trustee for three years, Harold Me Dermott; physician, Dr E. E. Will Hams; delegates to the state conven ton to be held in Waterbury, or Edward J. Reilly. Martin Anderson June 19, 20 and 21. John Burns and Charles Schweinle.