The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-16

of the Oxford road. who suffereo fatal, injuries when she fell down cellar stairs at her home on Monday afternoon was held this afternoon at 1 o'clock from the home of her parents. Services were conducted by the Rev Arthur F. Lewis. rector of St Michael's Episcopal church of this borough. Burial was in Gunntown cemetery. The youngster suffered a fractured skull. Besides her parents she is survived by three brothers, Louis. George and Richard.
 Funeral of Mrs Nathan Schafer The funeral of Mrs Flora Cran- dal Shafer, wife of Nathan Shafer of 16 Melbourne court who died Monday night at her home was held this afternoon at 8 o'clock from her late home. Services were conducted by the Rev Edward R.. Hance of the local Congregational church. Burial will be in Mystic tomorrow. Mrs shafer had been a resident of Naugatuck for the past 20 years. She was a member of the Order of Eastern star, the Women's study Club and the Con- gregational church. Besides her husband she Is survived by two sons, Theodore W. and Stanley l.; two daughters. Mrs Frederick Raymond of Providence, R. I. and Mrs A. W. Carpenter of Brooklyn, N. Y., three brothers, William of Gales Ferry, Caleb of Wrentham, Mass, and Clarence of PoQuonock and one sister, Mrs Hubert Dart of Norwich.
 c. o. F. Caucus Tuesday
 Delegates to the state conven- ton Of the Republican party to be held on the 2sth sn Hartford, will be elected at the caucus in the borough court room on next Tues day night. at 8 o'clock. The eau. GUS of the g.o.p. was called by Dr. H. H. Gorton, chairman of the town committee. At the caucus which will. be open to all regis tered members of the party, a new town committee will be elected. The caucus vii lopen the first shots in the political campaign in Nau- gatuck which will be followed by caucuses later in connection with making up the slate for the annual borough election that takes place in May.
 The cold wave which arrived late last week and continued un- abatedly until last night, had sub- through the valley, had subsided last night and this moring were
 not as powerful. Tue mercury dropped very low last night, how- ever, as the mercury in most sec- tions registered as low as 10 de- greess above the zero mark.
 Funeral of Mrs Jacob Arendholx
 The funeral of Mrs Catherine Arendholz, wife of Jacob Arend- holz of the New Haven road, who died Sunday night in the Water bury hospital. was held this after noon at 2:30 o'clock from the Bailey funeral home on Oa!; street. Services were conducted by the Rev Arthur Lewis. rector, of St Michaers Episcopal church. Bur ial was in Hillside cemetery.
 Hibernians Plan Big Time
 Final plans for big celebration In honor of St Patrick, Ireland's patron saint, to be held Thursday night in Tano's hall on South Main street. were completed last night at a meeting of the commit tee of Naugatuck Division. A.O.H., and the auxiliary of the order. The observance of the day that Is dear to the heart of every person of Irish birth promises to be one of the greatest staged by the Hiber- nians in several years. The com mittee has arranged for a fine en- tertainment featuring Irish songs and dances. Rev John J. FItzger- aid. pastor of St Francis church. and we'll known student of Irish history. will be the principal Father Fitzgerald will speak on "The Life of Robert Emmett" :" Two orchestras have been engaged by the committee. Burke's orches. tra. of this borough and an Irish orchestra from New Haven. Dane. ing will bb enjoyed and luncheon will be served. 4 small admission will be charged.
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