The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-13

It is reported that the work will be undertaken by private indi. vidual and that the project will af. | ford much work to the unemployed | of the borough. The park, it is stated, will be graded and laid out ir walks and shrubbery and plants added to make the spot a place o1 beauty. At the last meeting of tt board of warden and burgesses it was voted to have curbing and gutter laid all around this strip of land This work is to be started immedi. ately and it is thought to be the fore runner of the other improvements reported contemplated.
 Sails for Home
 Rev Thomas Garrick, son of Pa trolman and Mrs Martin Garrick o1 High street who was ordained to the priesthood few weeks ago in Italy sailed yesterday for his home in this country, according to a cablegran received yesterday by his parents. Ii is expected that Father Garrick will say his first mass in St Francis church after his return here. Death of Mrs Mary Fox Mrs Mary Fox of Beacon Falls we'll known in the borough died yes terday morning at her home. She is survived by one son, Peter Fox oi Beacon Falls. The funeral will be held Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock from her late home. Services will be conducted by the Rev Henry S. Brustat of St PauPs Evangelical Lutheran church of this borough Burial will be in Seymour.
 Wins $25 Prize
 For the best essay on Civic Pride in contest conducted in the schools of the borough, Miss Marjorie Rose Marie Mariana, a pupil in the eighth grade of the Central avenue school was awarded the first prize of $25 Miss Mariana in her essay praised the beauties of the borough as well as the Naugatuck valley and sug- gested that new town hall be erected in the borough. She also praised the Chamber of Commerce for it's work on behalf of the unem- ployed. Carmelia Marinnaccio of the eighth grade of St Francis school and Dana Blackwell were given honorable mention.
 St Hedwig's Graduation
 Graduation exercises of St He'd wigs parochial school will be held Sunday night, June 21, in Columbia hall. There are twenty-one pupils in this years graduating class. A program of entertainment will be rendered in connection with the graduation.
 Rev Paul Piechocki, pastor of St Hedwig's will award the diplomas.
 To Hold Practice Shoot
 A practice shoot will be held this afternoon by members of the Nau- gatuck Fish and Game Club at their range on the Osborn farm.
 Local Corps to Take Part.
 The St Francis T. A. B. Drum Corps of this borough will leave for Waterbury shortly after l o'clock day sponsored by the St Francis Xavier Boy Scout Drum Corps of Waterbury.
 Central High Attraction Today.
 Central High Of Bridgeport will come to the borough this afternoon to meet the local high baseball team at Recreation field. This is not a valley league game. The con- test will start at 3 o'clock.
 Grammar School Meet Monday. Monday afternoon the annual track meet of grammar school pupils of the public and parochial schools will be held at Recreation field. The meet was scheduled to be held yesterday afternoon but duo to the soggy condition of the field ], was postponed until Monday. The youngsters are taking great interest in the event. The meet will be ir | charge Coach Peter J. Foley of the high school.
 Death of Bethany Resident. Ward Charles Howe, 54, life long resident of Bethany died yesterday morning at his home. MT Howe wa. very well-known not only in Bethany but in Naugatuck where he had { wide circle of friends. He is sur. vived by this wife, Emma, three sons, Charles of Beacon Falls, Franl and William of Bethany, and two daughters, Mrs Frank Euler anc Miss Helen Howe of Bethany. The body was brought to the new funer al home of Clayton F. Bailey, 6: Oak street from where the funera will be held Monday afternoon at o'clock. Service will be conducted by the Rev Stebbins of the Episcop' al church in Bethany. Burial vii be in Pinesbridge cemetery in Bea' be open Sunday afternoon and eve. I ming to friends who wish to call. Flag Day Exercises. Annual Flag day exercises will bt conducted by Naugatuck Lodge ol Elks in the Elks home in the Neary building tomorrow night at O. | clock. An appropriate program ha. been arranged. The speaker will b. Atty James L. Dalton. Local pa | triotic societies have been invited tt attend. The exercises will be opeI ! to the public.
 It is expected that a large gather. . ing will attend the garden party tt be given next Tuesday afternoon d the summer home in Middlebury O. Miss Gertrude Whittemore. Int party is being held for the benefi ot Naugatuck children at the Chil dren's Community Center in New Haven. The committee urges al parents who intend to be present tt bring their children with them There will be many features for thu youngsters. If the weather is stormy on Tuesday the party will be helt the following day. Mrs Donald Futile is chairman of the committee The other members are Mrs Chester Isbell. Mrs Clayton Houseknecht Mrs Harris Whittemore, Jr, Mis- | Winnibei schaffer, Lyman E. Bun nell, Mrs William Roemer and Her bert Johnson.
 Graduates from Providence College
 George sealIy. son of Mrs Mar garet sealiy of coen street was [ member of the graduating class o
 Providence college Co receive thei
 degrees at the exercises held oI Thursday. Mir sealIy was graduated
 with the degree Of Ph,D, He is | graduate of kaugatuek High and at
 tended Collegiate Prep school Q
 New Haven,
 kt sRanGis school Graduation