The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-29

Warden Harris Whittemore Jr, has refused to alter his stand taken several days ago in relation to the sale of fireworks in the bor- ough for July 4. The warden ig- sued & decree last week to the ef- feet that sales of fireworks in the borough would be prohibited this Fourth of July. The warden ex- pressed the opinion that this year would be 6 good year to stop the sale of fireworks due to the preS- cnt industrial conditions.
 I,ocal dealers took the matter up with the warden following his mo- tice given them in an effort to have the sales permitted this year but the warden would not yield to their pleas.
 The funeral of Mrs Selvie Flor ence (Gunn) Hubbell of the Wa terbury road who died Monday at her home will be held tomorrow afternoon at 3:30 o'clock from the stewart Funeral home, 218 West Main street, Waterbury. Services will be conducted by Rev Arthur F. Lewis. rector of St Michaefs Epis- copal church. Burial will be in HilIside cemetery, this borough.
 Knights Elect Onicers
 OfYicers for the ensuing term were elected by OJeda council. K. of C. at q regular meeting held last night in their rooms In the Weary building.
 | Charles A. Baxter who has been Ian active member of the council for many years was elected grand knight, John A. O'DonneI was named deputy grand knight. Inc lother officers named are chancel- Iior. Matthew Maher; treasurer. lJannes Fitzgerald; recording secre- ltary. Raymond Bowling; warden, William J. Milan: inside guard, Paul Beardsley; outside guard. M. W. Morris: trustee, Attorney Joseph E. Talbot. Delegates to the state convention are Charles Baxter, Fred Zehnder; altcrnates, Robert lV. CIeary and William r. J. Kicl- ltv. Members of sick visiting com mittce: Paul Beardsley and M. W. Morris.
 Off,cerr of Centennial lodge for the ensuing term elected at the meeting held Monday night in Odd FeIIows hall are Noble Grand Fred Barratt; vice-grand, c. Ed win Andersen; recording secretary L.. Caryl Hoadley; financial secrc- Itnry, Harry H. Schofeld; trcasur- Ter, William F. Lutz; trustee TOT three years, John stevenson aho pianist, James warner. v .. A. meeting of the lodge to be held leariv next month by District Dep uty Grand Master George K. Wright and staff.s Due to the fact lthat next Monday will be July S. inc meeting of the lodge scheduled for that evening will be omitted.
 Cooking Class Tomorrow
 A class in cooking will be con- Iducted tomorrow afternoon start linz at 2:15 o'clock in the new home service department of the Connecticut Light and Power com panv on Maple street. The class Will be conducted by Miss Marga' ret Chagnot, home economies ex- pert. All women of Naugatuck and vicinity are invited to attend
 Had Big Day
 Children of the Sunday school cInra of the local Congregational church as well as many grown uil members of the congregation had Ian enjoyable outng ycstcroay "' Lake Quassapaug. the event pc ing inc annual outing and picnic of the Sunday school class. The tr,p to and from the lake waA made in specially chartered husses
 Former Resident Dies
 Word has been received In the borough of the death of John Nc. cnbe former local resident | ..t.t.k nncvrrAA after a brief illness at his home in Poquonock. where he had resided for the past few years. MT Mccabe succumbed to 4 heart attack. While Il resident of Naugatuck. MT Mccabe made lis home with his sister and brother.in- MT and Mrs l.. J. Farrell and was employed in tho packing department of the q. 1. lR. Glove company. He retired several years ago and removed to Hartford, later going to Poquonock