The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-24
NAUGATUCK Victory Fund Drive
 Will End Sunday
5000 Quota Is Nearly Reached By Local Democrats
 Patrick F. Eannon Died To-day

The 4emOCTdtlC ViCIOIy ~hc drive will come to 9 successful conclusion Sunday, Chairman D J. Carroll announced last evening at the meeting of captains of the drive held in the borough court room. Most of the $500 quota has proceeds from the benefit movies at the Gem theater tonight ana already been subscribed and with tomorrow evening and from the clambake to be held Sunday more than the quota should be realized Mir Carroll said.
 The borough is one of the few places in the valley which can re- port that the quota h as been reached so soon. The show at the Gem the next two evenings will feature the movie, "The Reckless Age" The management will turn over the entire proceeds of both evenings to the drive committee
 Clayton F. Davis has been en- gagged to cater at the clambake Sunday at Osborn's Glen. A tempt ing menu has been arranged Chairman Frank T. Green and hls committee plan an elaborate sports program to follow the feast feat uring baseball game, quoits, races and other attractions. Many out of town Jeffersonians have signified their intentions of attend ing. Tickets can be procured from MT Green or any of the drive captains.
 Patfick F. Hannon
 Patrick F. Hannon, 7S, died at 7:3O o'clock this morning at the home of his daughter, Mrs John O'Connor of 10S Curtiss street. MT Hannon suffered a heart attack four days ago and his condition became grave last evening. He was born in Ireland, but came to this country 56 years ago and took up his residence in MerideH Within a few years he re- moved to Naugatuck to take a po- sition at the Eastern Malleable Iron Company, as @ molder and worked there for 33 years. He was member of Naugatuck Division, Ancient Order of Hibernians, and the Holy Name Society of St Nary s church. News of hia death will be a shock to his many friends.
 He is survived by four sons Thomas, of Waterbury, and John' Bernard and Frank of Chicago, and three daughters, Mrs Albert Carver of Waterbury, Mrs Thomas Bent of New York city, and Mrs John O'Connor with whom ne lived. Funeral arrangements have not been completed.
 To Attend New Rochelle.
 Miss Helen Brennan, daughter of MT and Mrs w. F. Brennan of Meadow street. and Miss Helen McDonough, daughter of Atty and Mrs John F. Donough, will leave in September for the college of New Rochelle, New Rochelle, N. Y, Both young ladies, who regts- tered with the dean recently, graduated from Naugatuck High school with the class of 1882.
 Oiling East Side Streets.
 Borough workmen under the su- peryision of State Supervisor Henry Schildgen have completed the oil ing of the long streets of the west side of the borough and are now busy resurfacing east side high- ways. After the long streets have been completely oiled the borough distributor will coat the short streets. It is expected that tRe oiling program will be completed in about 10 days.
 Republican Caucus.
 The caucus the republican elec- tors will be held tomorrow even ing at 8 o'clock in the borough court room to elect delegates to the state, congressional, probate and senatorial conventions. Four delegates will be named to each convention.
 Studying Music.
 Lyman B. Bunnell, organist and choir director of the local Congre- gational church is taking a sum- mer course in music at the Vest minister Church choir school at Ithaca, N. Y.
 Funeral of Mrs Louise T. Linslxey.
 The funeral of Mrs Louise 1T. Linskey, wife of John J. Linskey. ST.. prominent Naugatuck, Water. bury and West Hartford realtor. whose death occurred yesterday. morning at her home at 272 North Main street will take place tomor- row morning at S:30 o'clock from her home. A requiem high mass will be celebrated at 9 o'clock in St Mary's church. Burial will be in St James cemetery.
 Ta9es Flow Tn.
 Tax Collector N. Hadley Cox was busy this forenoon receiving pay ments on auto and personal prop erty taxes which were past due July 1, 1881. The tardy payers were trying to get their payments in before s o'clock this evening when the time limit expires on 6 notice by Mr Cox that forced pay- ments would result. Collector Cox will start preparing warrants to- morrow morning which will be served on those who fail to. visit his office with payments within c