The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-07

have suffered from nervous trouble
for some time and it is believed
that in a fit of dependency she
drank part Of the contents of the
lysol bottle.
She is survived by four sons, John
and Edward of Naugatuck, Frank
of Portland, Me, and Howard of
Bridgeport; one daughter, Alice
Michigan of this borough; two broth
ers, George Wilson of Rochester, N.
Y, and Frank Wilson of Stamford,
and three grandchildren.
| The funeral will be held tomorrow
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock from the
funeral home, 20 Park Place, in
charge of Ralph Gilnack.
Former Priest Will Give Sermon
Rev Joseph H. Seifernian, former
assistant at st Francis church of
this borough, now pastor of St Roses
church of Somerville will deliver the
sermon at the 1880 o'clock mass in
St Francis church next Sunday
| morning when Rev Thomas Garrick,
recently ordained to the priesthood
| in Italy solemnizes his first solemn
high mass. Father Garrick is sched-
uled to sail to-day from Italy and
Will arrive III LILO CulIeu oI"eoS aSAe
Saturday.
Camp Opens Tomorrow
| Camp Pershing. the summer camp
of the local Boy Scouts will official
| ly open for the season tomorrow
when it is expected that about 50
Scouts will enter for the first week
| of the season. The camp Will be In
charge of Scout Executive Lyman B.
| Bunnell and corps of assistants.
| Dave Beecher will again act as camp
chef. For the past several days ar
advance guard has been at the camp
preparing for the opening day.
| Board Meeting
The July meeting of the board OF
warden and burgesseS will be held
tonight at 8 o'clock in the borough
court room. 1t is expected that the
session will be an interesting one as
several matters are slated to be
| heard. Among the important mat
| tiers expected to come up is a request
from the Naugatuck Hose, Hook and
Ladder company for the establish
ment Of headquarters for Union City
| members of the department. A COM
mittee from the department will
wait on the board with the request.
1t is also expected that some action
on the sewer bond issue will be TAX
en- at CO-nlSht'S meeting.
A petition is also expected from
residents of Grove street for cement
| curbing and gutter. The board will
also take some action, it is expected,
relative to the traffic congestion on
South Main street caused by trolleys
taking on passengers. This matter
has been before the board on a
| number of occasions and at the last
board meeting a request was for
| warded to General Manager Chap
man of the trolley company to at
tend the board meeting tonight.
Manager Chapman informed the
board that he would be unable to be
present at the session tonight. He
stated that he would be willing to
meet the board members as a COM
| mittee at some future time to look
into the matter. There is a POSSIBLE
| ity, it was stated this morning, that
the board may order the company
| to stop the practice of collecting
| fares at this point.
Atty Klein Heads News
Atty Clayton L. Klein of this bor-
ough and Waterbury was elected
president of the Naugatuck Daily
News company at a meeting Of the
| directors of the corporation held
yesterday afternoon. Atty Klein sue
ceeds the late William T. Roden-
bach. Other officers chosen are:
vice president, Harris Whittemore,
Jr: secretary and treasurer, Edward
j. Ahern. Previous to the meeting
Of the directors, the stockholders
| met and elected the following di-
rectors: Harris Whittemore, Jr, Ed
Klein, Charles P. Rodenbach, all
of Naugatuck and c. Goodwin Tur-
ner Of New York city.
Funeral OF John @. WEIGH
The funeral of John c. WEIGH,
former we'll known business man of
| the borough who died Saturday
night at his home, is Hillside ave-
| nue. was held this morning from the
house at $40 o'clock and at 8 o.
clock from st Francis church where
| a solemn requiem high mass was
celebrated. Rev Timothy A. Byrne
was celebrant; Rev Michael Heating,
deacon; and Rev John J. Fitzgerald,
| sub-deacon. Rev Edward l.. Morri-
Easthampton and Rev Harry Cole
man of st Michael's church of Bea-
con Falls assisted in the sanctuary.
Burial was in st Andrews cemetery
in Colchester. The pallbearers were
William, Howard and Vincent Smith,
Leroy John and Edward Penrose.
Funeral of Mrs Julia A. Cook
The funeral of Mrs Julia Andrus
Cook, widow of Frank H. Cook who
died suddenly Sunday night at the
home of her daughter, Mrs William
T. Schofield, 1877 Hill street, will be
held tomorrow afternoon at o.
clock from the Anderson funeral
home in Waterbury. Burial will be
Tnrrniofnr nj
$3.50 o'clock,
Summer Holidays Start
Starting tomorrow at 1880 o.
clock stores Of the borough associat-
ed with the Merchants Bureau will
close on Wednesday afternoons dur
ing the months of July and August.
To Install Officers
officers of Magnolia encampment,
I. o. o. f. will be installed at reg
ular meeting to be held tomorrow
night in Odd Fellows hall by District
Deputy Grand Patriarch Charles
Overton and staff of Seymour. A
refreshments will be served.
Outing Committee Meeting
An important meeting of the COM
mittee arranging for the annual out
ing of the Naugatuck fire depart
ment to be held next Sunday at Os-
born's Glen will be held tonight at
9 o'clock in the Maple street fire.
house.
Buys Main Street Property
Gaetano Sileo, well known local
business man, yesterday purchased
large strip Of the property of the
estate of Edward p. O'Brien located
on South Main street. The property
has a frontage of rs feet on Main
street and runs back to Central ave-
nue.. A two story frame building Is
located on the property. 1t was said
that the new owner will eventually
improve the property. For the time