The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-28
NAUCATUCK
Two Family House
 Hit By Lightning
Blaze Does Little Damage Local Resident fitch-
 Hikes All the Way to Pacific Coast

Benedict M. Holden of Hartford counsel for the contractors that the man alleged in the complaint to be out of state residents were not in the employ of the Smith Bros., but were working for a sub contractor. ~
 Chairmen of the various demo- cratic town committees of the 14th senatorial district will meet Friday night in West Haven to discuss matters pertaining to the coming campaign. The meeting will be held in the headquarters of the West Haven Democratic club.
 State Chairman David Wilson of Hartford will be in attendance and will speak to the gathering. Town Chairman Frank T. Green of this borough and Mrs Mary T.. Caine, member of the state central com mittee from the 14th district will attend the meeting.
 Officers Installed
 Officers of Ojeda Council. K of c, were installed Tuesday night at a regular meeting by District Deputy Robert Cleary of this borough. It was District Deputy Cleary's first official ceremony since being named by State Deputy William Mulligan. The officers installed were Grand Knight Charles A. Baxter: deputy
 grand knight, John o'Donnell; treasurer, James Fitzgerald; fi-
 nancial secretary, William J.
 Keilty: recording secretary Raymond Bowling; warden, william J. Nolan; chancellor, Eal~ Av.npa tnA n- sephl E. Talbot; inside guard, Paul Beardsley and outside guard, M. w. Morris.
 Past Grand Knight Fred Zehn. der was paid a tribute for the ex- cellent work he had done for the council as grand knight during the past year.
 Lettering on Cars Completed Work of lettering all cars of the borough as ordered several weeks ago by the board of warden and burgesses at the instigation of Bur- gess P. August Johnson has been completed. The work of lettering | included the cars of the street de- partment and the automobile of the police department.
 Plans for attending the meeting of the Luther league of Brock ton, Mass. by the Luther league of the Salem Lutheran church of this. borough were completed at 2 meeting of the league held last night in the church. The local league will put on a program at the Brockton meeting and the program was rehearsal at last nights meet
 ing. .,, The members of the league will leave here next Sunday morning
 at 5 o'clock for the Massachusetts
 city, by auto.
 Word has been received in, the borough of the death of Cornelius J. Connolly, a former resident of Naugatuck which occurred at his home in Jacksonville. Fla. on July l18. MT Connolly when a resi- dent of the borough worked at the painting trade for, many years be- ing associated withthe late Thomas
 P. Walsh. :. MT Connolly is survived by his
 wife, two sons, two daughters and four grandchildren.
 Funeral of Mrs Lillian Nelson The funeral of Mrs Lillian A | (Comiskey) Nelson, wife of MI chael Nelson who died Tuesday morning at her home, 79 Beebe street, was held this morning From the house at 8:30 o'clock and from St Francis church at o'clock ! where solemn requiem high mass ! was celebrated. Burial was in Sl James cemetery. Mrs Nelson died
 after a brief illness of pneumonia lcontracted following a severe case of sunburn while swimming al ' Ra nfn m Ia ak0