The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-15

Mrs Ravenscraft are former resi- dents of the borough, Mrs Ravens croft being the former Florence Kamerzel who resided on German street. On Wednesday daugh- ter was born to MT and Mrs Mer- win Hotchlsiss of Milville.
 A son was born last Sunday in St ,Mary's hospital in Waterbury to Mir and Mrs John P. Doran of Waterbury. Mrs Doran is the for- mer Eleanor Brewster of Prospect street.
 Lawn Party Announced
 Plans have been practically com- pleted for a public lawn party to be- held next Wednesday afetrnoon starting at ? o'clock at the home of Dennis J.. Carroll on the corner Of Cherry street and Spencer streets for the benefit of the demo- cratic victory drive. Card playing and entertainment Refreshments will be served.
 Suffered Burns
 While filling an oil tank at the plant of the Naugatuck Chemical company yesterday morning George Johnson of 395 Hillside avenue and Felix Rinkoski of 31 Woodbine street suffered painful burns when the oil overflowed and took fire. The men were said to be operating guages to fill the tank which is kept at high temperature when the accident occurred. Johnson s burns about he face and neck and Rinkoski was burned on the body.
 Funeral Saturday Morning
 The funeral of James Gunnoud, who was drowned Wednesday, night in the Bristol pond in PlattsI Mills, will be held Saturday morn-I ing from his late home, A Riyer-| side Drive, at :8:30 o'clock and atI 9 o'clock from St Francis church. where a requiem high mass will be celebrated. Burial will be in| St James cemetery. Many Enjoy Play s A large audience enjoyed thei three act. comedy drama. A LittleI Clodhopper", presented last night in the social rooms of the SalemI Lutheran church under the aus- tpices of the junior choir. Thej play, which was directed by MissI Elsa Thompson kept the audienceI in a merry mood throughout. Thel cast of characters follows: Septimus Green, 8 young book agent, full of pep, Adrian Olson;I Ocey Gump. g fresh country pro-I duct. by heck!, Conrad Rohs;I George Chiggerson. and innocent little lamb from the city, David Anderson; Mrs Chiggerson-Boggs'j his doting mama, with smoothI scheme, Gunhild Freding; MissI Julietta Bean, a Splinterville1 boarding house keeper. Dorisi Tausendfreundt: Chairman Carter, who thinks she's vampire, Dor othy Swanson, and Judy, a littlej clodhopper from the poor house Florence Larson.
 The flag at the Maple street fire house is at half staff out oi respect to James Gunnoud fo1I many years a prominent membeI of the lire department. who was found drowned Thursday afternoor1 in the Bristol pond in Platts Mills1
 Had Perfect Attendance
 Two hundred ninety pupils Q the local. public school had perfeca attendance records for the pas year according to the report issued yesterday by. Superintendent Q Schools Chittenden and are eiigi |ble to receive certificates from thf state board of education. One o those listed Edmund Leyandaus kas who graduated in June iron the high school had a perfect at tendance record. over a nine veal period. Miss Viola Linnea John son, who also graduated from thsz high school in June had q perfec \ attendance record for the entir four year high school course.