The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-28

Piechocki in celebrating the event Annual Drive Starts The annual drive for funds foi the Salvation Army opened in tho borough yesterday. Appeals have | been sent out to local residents b, mail. A house to house canva, | will also be made, the canvas will be in charge of Thomas Downey official Salvation Army collector The local quota is set at $1,250 H. A. Dalby fs chairman of the committee and Louis Schiller, Jr, is treasurer. Contributions may be mailed to Town Clerk Schiller. League Heads to Meet A meeting of the managers of the Naugatuck Amateur Baseball league will be held tonight at 7:3O o'clock in the borough court room. All club managers are urged to at- tend the meeting.
 To Elect Officers Officers for the ensuing term will be elected at the meeting of Ojeda council, K. of C., at a reg ular meeting tonight to be held in their rooms in the Neary building at 3 o'clock. Grand Knight Fred Zehnder will preside at the meet ing.
 Tax Bills Mailed
 Bills for the 13 mill tax on the grand list of 1891, on district No ] have been mailed to property own CTS by Borough Tax Collector N Hadley Cox. The tax is due July ] and payable before August 1. The collector will be in his office or Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday afternoons, from l until 5 o'clock and on Mon- day and Friday evenings from un- til o'clock for the collection oi the tax. Two months interest will be added to all unpaid tax bills af- ter August 2, 1882.
 Turned Over to N. Y. Officers
 John Haggett of Branford who has been held by the local police in connection with the theft of an au- tomobile was turned over to the probation officer of Elmira, My yesterday. He was taken back to Elmira to answer to a charge oi being fugitive from justice.
 Outing of Missionary :.
 An outing of the Women's For. eign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal church will be held this afternoon starting at { o'clock at the home of Mrs Clara Favreau on Mill street. A baske lunch will be served.
 The business meeting will fol. low.
 To Hold Festival A midsummer festival will be held in the Swedish Congregations church tonight. An interesting pro. gram has been arranged and re. treatments will be served. Sunday School Outing A merry crowd of youngsters and grown-ups left the borough this morning for Lake Quassapaug from the Congregational church where the annual outing and picnic of the Sunday School is being held. The trip to the lake was made by bus The committee in charge of the | event has arranged program of athletic sports for the day. The event will be featured by the serv- ing of luncheon.
 The sewing circle of Evergreen Chapter. Order of Eastern Star will hold an outing Thursday at the home of Mrs Valesca Downes in Milford. The trip to the shore will be made by auto.
 Close Of Forty Hours
 The forty-hours devotions which opened Sunday in St Francis church at the II o'clock mass was brought to close thIs morning with high mass at 7:30 o'clock and a procession of children of the parish.
 Funeral of William Clegg
 The funeral of William Clegg who died Sunday in oxford was held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Bailey Funeral Home on Oak street.
 Services were conducted by the Rev Edward k. Hance of the Con- gregational church. The body will be taken to Schaghticoke, Renssa- lear County, New York.
 Word of Death Received
 Word has been received in the borough of the death of Thomas M. Malone for years a well known resident of Naugatuck which oc- cured Saturday at Hot Springs Ma tional Park, Arkansas. The deceas- cd was a veteran of the Spa American War and for the past few years had made his home at the Soldiers home in Washington, D. c. MT Malone had been troubled for some time with indigestion and went to the Kansas resort for treatment. He was there a little over a week when he succumbed. He is survived by sister, Mrs Fanny Mulvey of Derby. No fun- eral announcements have been re- ceived but 1t is expected that bur- ial will be in Arkansas.