The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-27
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 Showing Some Improvement
 Slight Improvement is reported in the condition of Harold ,Kazanjian, son of MT and Mrs Harry Kazan- jan of S3 Carroll street who was seriously injured in an automobile accident in Philadelphia last Fri day night. Young Kazaji suffered a fracture of one of the vertebra in his neck. KaZanjian was grad uated from the Wharton school of Finance, University of Pennsylvan- ia in June. He recently took up a position in Philadelphia.
 On last Friday night he was on an auto ride with fraternity bro- thers when a heavy shower came up. The party decided to park their car along side the road until the storm subsided. While parked an- other car travelling in the opposite direction crashed into it damaging the car and injuring the occupants. Kazanjian was the most seriously injured and for time it was fear ed that he would not survive. His parents were notified of his condi- tion and they have been at his bed side since early Saturday morning.
 Funeral of Mrs Lillian A.
 The funeral of Mrs William A. (Comiskey) Nelson, who died yes- terday morning at her home, 79 Beebe street will be held to-mor- row morning from her home at S:30 o'clock and at o'clock from St Francis church where a requiem high mass will be celebrat- ed.
 Burial will be in St James ceme- tery.
 Mrs Nelson died after a brief ill- ness. While bathing at Bantam Lake about ten days ago she suf- fered a severe case of sunburn and caught cold. Pneumonia developed and Mrs Nelson gradually failed until the time of her death. e
 The deceased was married just six weeks ago to MT Nelson in St Francis church. She was a native of Naugatuck and previous to her marriage she was employed as su- pervisor in the local plant of the U. s. Rubber Company. She was very well known and highly es- teemed. Her death came as a great shock to her many friends.
 She is survived by her mother, Mrs Anna Comiskey of this bor- ough two sisters, Mrs J. Van Meg root of New Haven and Mrs An- thony Turcott of this borough and two brothers, Louis of this bor- ough and Roswald of New Haven.
 Mill Room Resumes
 The mill room of the local rub Der footwear plants resumed oper- ations to-day after c two weeks shutdown for the annual vacation.
 Other departments will return during the week and the first ticket is scheduled to be made on August l.
 r Start Last Week At Camp
 To-day marks the start of the last week for the Boy Scout camp on The Housatonic river. The camp will close one week from to- day.
 A new contingent of scouts left for the camp to-day to spend the last week.
 This week will be given over to a, riot of fun, 6 circus performance to be staged during the week. There will be a big show and a side show. Everything that goes to make up first class circus will be provided.
 Luther League Meeting
 A meeting of the Luther league of the Salem Lutheran church will be held to-siight in the church at Q o'clock. Plans for the trip the league will make next sunday to Brockton, Mass. where they will put on a program for the Luther an League of the Bay State City.
 No Committee Efccfing
 No meeting of the democratic town committee was held last night ! due Co the fact that Town Chair. n0na Frank n. CFaan vam e haoat