The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-15
NAUGATUCK
Italians Start Two
 Day Celebration
Honor Our Lady of Mt Carmel = Tenement Bloct
 Damaged By Fire Yesterday

The two day celebration conduct ed annually by local Italian resi-, dents under the auspices of Our Lady of Mt Carmel will open this evening with a street parade, ves- per service at St Francis church at 7:30 o'clock and a band concert to be rendered on the local green.
 Tomorrow the final day of the celebration will be marked by . big street parade to be held in the morning leaving from the Little Italy" section of the borough about, 7:30 o'clock and passing over the principal streets of the borough to St Francis church where a solemn high mass will be celebrated at 10. o'clock.
 The big event of the celebration will take place Saturday night at Recreation field, the display of fireworks. The fireworks display will be preceded by band concert to be rendered by the Naugatuck Military band. Thousands of visit- ors are expected to come to the borough for the. fireworks display. Plans for handling the large crowd as we'll as the heavy automobile
 
 Police John A. Adamson.
 Vacation Starts
 Employes of the local plants of the U. s. Rubber company will start on their two weeks vacation with the finish of work this eyen- ing.
 The plants will reopen on Aug ust 1. This is the annual summer vacation of the factories. x 4
 Fire Damages Tenement
 Fire which is thought. to have started in the downstairs tenement of the two tenement building owned by Caroline F. Bornman of 60 May street situated at 165 North Main street did considerable dam- age to the building at noon yester-. day. < : 4
 The first floor tenement is oc- cupied by Henry Fox and the sec- ond floor by James Fleming. There was no one home in either tene- ment when the fire was discovered. An alarm sounded from box 53 located at the corner of Linden and North Main streets called the fire department to the scene. There was some confusion when the alarm came in at the Maple street fire house and part of the appar- atus responded to box A situated at the corner of Aetna and Cliff streets. The fire gave the fire fight CTS a stiff half hour battle. Most of the damage was caused by smoke and water.
 Flushing Mains
 Employees of the Naugatuck Water company are flushing the mains supplying the high pressure service of the borough this after noon. They will also flush the mains tonight between the hours of to 9:30 o'clock, Pressure will also be low tomorrow morning between the hours of 9 to Il. Con- sumers should provide a supply of drinking water while the mains are being flushed.
 Former Resident Dies
 Mrs Anna Emeline (Reeves) Klein, wife of William Klein died Tuesday at her home in Springfield, Mass. She is survived by her husband, four children, William and Dorothy Fort of this borough, Miss Marie Fort and Mrs Raymond Candy of Springfield, Mass. her parents, MT and Mrs Patrick Reeves of Hartford; four broth CTS. Raymond Reeves of Hart ford, John Reeves of Waterbury, William Reeves of Mechanicsville, IN. Y., and two sisters, Mrs Ray mond Carroll of Hartford and Mrs Bert Costello of Utica, N. Y. The funeral was held yesterday morn ing from the home Of her par ents. Burial was in Cohoes. N.
 TO Conduct Tag Day
 4 s'tag day" to be held to.mor- morrow will mark the close of the annual Salvation Army appeal for funds. The drive has been gc- ing on in the borough for the past few weeks. About one.half of the borough quota of si2,50 has been raised. It is hoped to increase this by Q large sum with the "Tag Day" to be conducted to-morrow.
 Holding 0utizg
 The Past NobIo 0rRnds club Of Columbian Rcbekah iodeo. No 3b, [. 0. 0. F, is being held this Afternoon af Lake QunssapanR The party left early this afternoon
 lllFiIs Annosneed
 q daughter, Joan Margaret, was born yesterday morning to Mr aId "eipe'ss Hnss' 1'tR *"e