The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-29

erans. Graves of the deceased ser vice men in St James and Grove | cemeteries will be decorated earlier in the morning by members of the | Sons of Veterans, Naugatuck Post of | the American Legion and Crusader post, Veterans of Foreign Wars.
 Election Monday.
 Authorization of the issuance of | $150,0O0 trunk line sewer bonds will | be voted upon Monday by the free | men of the borough at a special election to be held in the borough | court room. The present general the bonds. The polls will be open from 11:30 daylight saving time un- til o'clock daylight saving time. Robert Cleary will be moderator. William Brophy, ST, box tender and Thomas Lawley, checker. The vot- ing will be by "Yes'' or "No' bal lot.
 To Stop Parking.
 | Parking on the property of the New York, New Haven and Hart ford Railroad property in the vicin- | ity of the freight depot on Water street must be stopped. Local police yesterday placed tags on cars parked in this space notifying them of the new order. Complaint was made to the local police by the railroad auth thorities.
 | Ordination Tomorrow | Two local young men will be among the class of thirty to be or dained to the holy priesthood to- morrow morning in St Joseph's
 cathedral in Hartford by the Rt
 Rev John J. Milan, bishop of the | Catholic diocese of Hartford. They are Edward Curtin. son of MT and
 Mrs Edward J. Curtin of Cherry street and Francis Monohan, son of Mrs Nora Monohan of Rubber ave nue. The exercises will take place at 9:3O o'clock. Many local people plan on attending. Both young priests will say their first solemn high mass in St Francis church on Sunday morning. Father Monohan at 9 o'clock and Father Curtin at I1O:45 o'clock. Later in the day re- ceptions will be rendered the priests by their relatives and friends. The reception to Father Curtin wil be he'd at the home of his parents, and Father Monohan's reception wi be at Lift-the-Latch Inn in Middle bury.
 General Holiday in Borough Tomorrow, Memorial day, will be | generally observed in the borough as a holiday. The stores of the bor- ough affiliated with the Merchants Bureau will be closed all day, as will several of the food stores. The | independent markets will be open | tomorrow until 1 o'clock. All or the stores of the borough Will De open tonight until 9 o'clock. The sl,1y>e xvi11 hennen nntll | o'clock in the afternoon. The banks will be closed all day as will the library. Holiday hours will be ob- served in the post office. There will be no delivery of mail by carrier. Funeral of John King The funeral of John King, for mer resident of Naugatuck who died early Tuesday morning at his home in Brooklyn, N. Y., was held tnis morning from the home of his sis- ter. Mrs Daniel Sweeney, 19 Hillside avenue, at S:30 o'clock and at o'clock from St Francis church where a solemn requiem high mass was celebrated. Rev Michael keat- ing was celebrant. Rev Timothy Byrne. deacon, and Rev John J. Fitzgerald, sub-deacon. Prayers at the grave were read by Father Byrne. A firing squad from Nauga- tuck post of the Legion fired vol ley as the body was being lowered and Austin Phillips. bugler of the post. sounded "taps." Burial was in St James cemetery.
 Youngster Struck by Truck
 Edward Newman. aged '. son or MT and Mrs Harold Newman or 10 Cherry street suffered an injury to one of his shoulders last evening about 6:30 o'clock when he was struck by a truck operated by Frank Errichette of 301 Scott street. The youngster was riding a tricycle. across the street at the corner or Rubber avenue and Church street | when struck by the truck. He was taken to the office of Dr V. r. Duffy | where it was found that one shoul. der was injured. x.ray pictures VIII bo taken to determine if any bones | were broken. The driver of the truck was not held.
 West Hughes
 Miss Edith Hughes. daughter or | Mir and Mrs Ernest Hughes Of or. | ehard terrace, and Everett Leroy | West. of Waterbury, were united iii | marriage yesterday morning tn ht Mary's church by the pastor, Hev HlekaFd ?. M0rrissey. Father MoFs rIsesy also celebrated the iiuptlnt | hIah mass which followed. The | bride WIS attended hy Miss Marie West. sister nf the hrideafAom. and l9....afl sl.sof.aa heat taan af l&a EF1Ia