The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-04-01

the program. Mrs Anna Fawcett
is chairman of the entertainment
committee.
Old Time Resident Dies.
John H. Dolan, resident of Maui
gatuck for 48 years died yester-
day morning at his home, 202
Water street after a brief illness.
The deceased was born in Ireland
and came to this country when a
young man. For many years he
was employed as an iron moulder,
at the plant of the Eastern Malle4
able Iron Company giving this up
to enter business. Later he worked
for the local street department az
a street cleaner. For the past few
years. he has been retired.
The deceased was wellknown by
the older residents Of the borough.
He was one of the chatter men,
Institute an organization which
had large membership of the
boroughs prominent residents sew
eral years ago. This organization
later went out of existence.
Mr. Dolan served as treasurer of
the society for several years.
He always took a keen interest
in borough affairs and up until re-
Gently was a regular attendant at
all meetings of the borough board.
He is survived by three daugh-
tiers, Mrs John Mulry, Mrs John
Glynn and Miss Rose Dolan; one
son, John S. Dolan; one brother,
James Dolan, and a sister, Mrs
Bridget Reilly, all of Naugatuck.
The funeral will be held Saturday
morning from his late home at
$3.50 o'clock and at o'clock from
st Francis church. Burial will be
in st Francis cemetery.
st Cecilia Gard Party.
The st Cecilia r. A. 3. society
will conduct q public card party
tonight in their hall in the st
Francis school building. Prizes
will be awarded and refreshments
| will be served.
Music Festival
Inclement weather undoubtedly
kept several at home last night
who would have listened to the
school pupils which was rendered
last night in the high school au-
ditorium under the direction of
Leon r. Corliss, supervisor of mu-
| sic in the borough schools.
Despite this the program which
was a very pleasing and en-
tertaining one was appreciated by
a large gathering. The program
| was as follows:
There will be no admission, but
| complimentary tickets will be re-
quired. These may be secured
from high school pupils or at the
high school office.
The program is as follows:
| Pilgrims Chorus-"Tannhauser"
| &c.,. wagner
To A Wild Rose-"Woodland
Sketches o.: : MacDoweil
Seasonal Songs:
We Gather together Neither
lands Folk Song) .Kremser
Beautiful Savior-G7 century
Folk Song) .Christionsen
| Song of the Russian Children
(from White Russia)
Folk Song $3.50. Christensen
Choir
Barcarolle-"Tales of Hoffman"
49,. ................ Offenbach
James Fleming-First Horn
| John Edmonds-Second Horn
Little Rose of My Garden. Bond
Ellen MISUNDERSTANDING
At Dawning ............ Cadman
Garry Me Back to Old Virginny
| ....... Bland
Edward Bontempo, violin;
Hans Naurath, cello; Mr.
J Corliss, piano.
INTERMISSION
Ye Banks and Braes. Scotch Song
| Felix embruski-Clarinet
To the Land of My Own Romance
..:....,..s Herbert
Il Hear You Calling Me Marshall
Victoria Einik - Soprano
Malaguena Spanish Dance -
Carr. by Mischa Elman) $50.
| .......... -. ...s De Sarcastic
Romance for violin. Beethoven
Edward Bontempo, violin
Adoramus TIE (sung in Latin)A
...... ...... - Palestrina
Steal Away Negro Spiritually, Hall
! (Obligato solo by Miss Einik)
Choir
March from alfalfa" ~, ...s.
| ...... Mendelssohn
Orchestra Il
No Game Tomorrow
Naugatuck high baseball team
will not open their season until
one week from tomorrow it was
/
the week there was a report to- the
effect that if the weather was fair
tomorrow the team would meet
the Wildly High team of Water
bury.
Several to Attend Banquet
i Several members of the local
Fish and Game Association plan
on attending the annual banquet
of the Seymour associations to be
j held Saturday, night; in Seymour.
The speaker at the banquet will be
Arthur L. Clark. recently appoint-
\ ed superintendent of the fish and
game of Connecticut.
Assigns Patent
Clarence w. Hubbell, official of
the local plants Of the u. S. Rub
Der Company, has. assigned the
patent rights for q water toy
tgranted to him by the United States
Patent Bureau to the Revere Rub
Der Company. of Providence, r. I,