The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-09-06
1 NAUGATUCK Submit Reports At
 Board Meeting
Six Months Period Ends for Borough -Youngster Dies
 When Apple Chokes Him During Operation

The September meeting of the board of warden and burgesses will be held tonight at o'clock. Various reports will be submitted.
 As the first six months of the fiscal year have gone by the board will be able to get an idea of now the budget is holding out from the report of Borough Clerk EdWard c. Lingenheld. 1t Is also expected that the street light committee VIII have a report relative to the chang ing over of number of street lights to a reduced candle power: This work has already been started by employees of the light company.
 Business Resumed
 Business was resumed today after the layoff for the week en dhon- day. Hundred of residents who spent the holiday out of town re- turned last night.
 Funeral of Franklyn Dunfield
 The funeral of Franklyn Nor man Dunfield, 9-year-old son or I, Burton Dunfield of Phoenix ave nue who dide late Friday night from suffocation was held Sunday afternoon from his late home at 2:30 o'clock. Services were con ducted by the Rev Edward k; Hance of the Congregational church. Burial was in Hillside cemetery in Torrington. The bearers were Earl Speed. Russell Speed, Donald O'Toole, Donald Malone Charles Jennings and Henry Baum me-. The honorary bearers were Joseph Triano and Arthur Clark.
 The youngster suffered cut on his hand last Friday night while playing hide an seek near his nome when he tripped over a piece or wire and fell on some broken glass. He was taken to the office of Dr E. F. Williams. It was decided to administer ether to the boy to close up the wound. While the there was being administered the youngster started to vomit and a piece Of apple which he had evidently eaten a short time before lodged in his throat shutting off his breathing. Despite heroic efforts of Drs Will Hams Bluestone and Hill. 1t was impossible to remove the obstruc- tion before the youngster suc- cumbed.
 Attended Goshen Fair
 Judge Martin E. Gormley was O. S uCoL dI IAO 1ooAlOiA AoAI AASAN yesterday. Gov Wilbur l.. Cross was one of the speakers. Judge Gorm- ley is seeking the nomination for congress from the fifth district and from reports will again be the party candidate. Judge Gormley made the run in 1890 and lost out by only few hundred votes.
 Mrs Ellen Shandrew Dies
 MrS E,llar EN Shondraw uyi6nw of Col Chester Shandrew, until a few years ago we'll known and highly respected resident of the borough died yesterday morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs Hazel Sperry of Short Beach, Branford.
 The deceased was born in Naug- atuck and shortly aftre her mar riage removed to Minnesota. After the death of Col Shandrew, who served in the Spanish-American was, ssh returned to the borough and for over thirty years resided on Meadow street. A few years ago she removed to Branford to make her home with her daughter. She was highly esteemed in the borough where she had a large circle of friends. She was an active member of the Congregational church and the Ladies' Aid so- ciety. She was also member of Sarah Rogers chapter, D. A. R.. She is survived by one daughter. Mrs Sperry, several nieces, neph- ews and cousins. The funeral will be held Wednesday afternoon from the funeral home of Clayton F. Bailey at 2:30 o'clock Rev J. H. Gaylord of the Branford Congrega- tional church will conduct the ser vices. Burial will be in Hillside cemetery.
 Several Court Cases A docket of seven cases occupied the aftentinn of Iudpe Tolles in the