The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-19
1 NAUGATUCK Conduct Old Age
 Survey In Borough
Headquarters at Judge Gormleys Office - Recovers
 From Poisoning Caused By Bee Sting

last Saturday from a bee sting was reported as practically recovered today. MT Wigglesworth was stung by bee last Saturday noon while standing on Maple street in front of the plumbing shop with which he is connected. Immedi- ateiy following the bee sting, MT Wigglesworth's face and neck start ed to swell and in a short time the throat passage was practically blocked. Convulsions followed and for a time MT Wiggiesworth's life was 'despaired of. Dr William F. Hill who was called worked over the patient for several hours. The swelling gradually started to sub- side and the patient improved. The. case was a rare one as it is seldom that the sting of a bee results so seriously according to the medical profession.
 Ten Weddings Last Month Only ten weddings took place in the borough last month according to Town Clerk Louis Schiller, Jr, who issued his report today to the state, as local registrar of vital sttistics. There were also 5 births, Ii males and four females. Ten deaths were also recorded. The causes were: Heart diseases, 3; nephritis, l; auto accident, l; tuberculosis, |; other causes, 4; un- der one year. l between l and years, none.
 Again Captures Scholarship
 For the second time in two years P. Francis Schiaroli of High street | At. senior year at Yale college in the fall has captured the LaSalle H. White memorial scholarship for graduated from the local high school with honors and entered Yale the following September.
 Several Attend Gathering
 Many members of Gavel lodge, K. of P. of this borough journeyed to West Haven last night to join in the goth. biennial encampment of the Knights of Pythias from this country and Canada. The encamp- ment will be held all this week and other members of the local lodge are planning to visit the scene of the encampment before the end of the convention.
 Offlcers Installed
 District Deputy Grand Master George Wright and staff of Water bury installed the newly elected officers of Centennial lodge of Odd Fellows at their regular meeting held last night in Odd Fellows hall. Following the business ses- sion social was enjoyed and re- treatments served.
 Invited to Camp
 An invitation has been extend ed to the Naugatuck Rotary club by Scout Executive Lyman B. Bun nell to hold an outing at the Nau- gatuck Boy Scout camp on the Housatonic river in Derby on Wed- 'nesday, July 27. The invitation will be acted upon tomorrow at the club meeting in Halls tavern. It has been the practice of the Ro- tary club to hold an outing at the camp for the past several years.
 The local club take an active interest in scout work in the bor- ough.
 At the weekly luncheon of the club tomorrow in Halls tavern, motion pictures on Alaska will be shown by Supt of Schools H. E.. ,ChlCetnden.
 Twilight League Games
 Two games in the Twilight base- ball league will be played tonight at Recreatoin field. The schedule calls for the Jacksonville team to meet the Firemen and the Swedish Giants will meet the All-Ameri- cans.
 Another Contingent for Camp
 Another large contingent of Boy Scouts will leave for the scout summer camp on the Housatonic river tomorrow. Several of the boys who have been at the camp for the past week or two will re- turn home tomorrow.
 Police Raid Nets Booze
 In raid conducted on the place of business of Charles Konairch of 19 South Main street yesterday morning the local police confiscat- ed an alleged quantity of liquor and arrested the proprietor on. q charge of keeping liquor with in- tent to sell. The raid was conduct ed by sersent Anthony Malone. Jr; James cuddy. John Hanley and
 Imp. imporsant Meeting mona dSuncii. D. of P. will be hold to-niGht at o'clock in Odd Follows hall. All members are are urged to attend as snatetrs Of much inaportnaco are to be act- cd upon. 'N5 T
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