The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-26
NAUCATUCK Await Order For
 Eight Hour Shift
Police Expect New Schedule Tomorrow - Relief
 Corps to Arrange Memorial Day Flowers

would sorsake pounding the pave.
 mentB for other lines of work.
 Tho new schedule 3s expected to
 70 into effect to.morrow with the
 start of the regular week of the
 One thorough Court Case
 Thore was one case tried before
 Judgo Clnremont l., Tolies In the
 borough court this morning. Frank
 Burke, charged with non.support
 was ordered to post a $500 bond
 to assure paying s12 . week to-
 ward support of lis family. He
 received . suspended jaii sentence | of 60 days, on the ground that ho post such q bond. There were no other .cases on the. docket.
 VIII Arrange Memorial FlOWcFs Flowers to be used in decorat- ing tho graves of war veterane on Memorial day, will Do arranged by members of Isbell Women's Relief corps, according to . decision reached at last nights meeting held
 in Pythian hall. The rellof corps will Do assisted by members Of the l Amerloan Legion auxiliary In pres paring tho flowers. School children are asked to gather the flowers like In formor years and bring them to the borough court room Sunday morning # possible. Others who desire to donate are asked to do 50, The flowers will be arranged 9unday afternoon. Tho relief corps also decided to attend tho memo. rial sorvice ct ii o'clock sunday In tho Congregational church. Pastor . Priest 2D Years Friends and parishioners Of bt Hedwig's church are planning q
 big party Ut Military hall, Union City, Sunday evening In honor Of Roy Paul w. Uieehookl, pastor of St Hodwig's church. Father Pie. ehoeki is preparing to observe the 26th anniversary of his ordination to tho priesthood which occurs | shortly. 4 musical revue will be held In connection to the party Sunday night, to which the pub | iio arc invited to attend.
 Farmers Anxious for IsAin Tho dry spell of several days | followed by c hot wave, has given local farmers considerable concern as their seed Is not sprouting very satisfactorily. They are dc. slrous Of rain and hope it VIII come shortly. The farmers report that the ground !s not suitable for this time of the year to raise sat:. isfnctory crops. The hot spell which reached its height yesterday made many residents uncomfort- able, Swimming pools in the VI. einity of the borough have already become very popular.
 Topples Arc in Demand :, Representativss of Naugatuck post, American Legion, and Cru- sadGr post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, report an exceptionally large sale of poppies. The peoples, made by disabled veterans of the World war, are in great demand this year. Headquarters of the two service organizations have been established In tents, erected Tn the park. The sale will end. at noon next Monday, Memorial day.
 Play Wilby High To.morrow
 A hard workout was scheduled for tho Naugatuck high school baseball team at Recreation Held this afternoon in preparation Lor the important game With Wiipy high of Waterbury to be played at Hamilton park, that city. Ed Hen. nessey who turned back Gilbert high on Tuesday afternoon ena only allowed four hits, Is expected to be sent to the mound Tor the Garnet and Gray. A large number of fans from here are expected 10
 ~''"ISs F@nersI err i Of Mrs o,DonneIl
 The funeral of Mrs Catherine o'Donneil. widow of Daniel ODon- nell. will be held tomorrow morns inn from the Mccarthy funeral home on Cedar street at S:30 o'clock and at o'clock from St Francis' church where a requiem high mass will be celebrated. Bur- ial will be in St James, cemetery. The funeral home will be open to-
 Hss liked s7,OO0 Miles
 Mickey" Flyn, World war vet eran extraordinary. hopored the borough yesterday by a visit, Flynn who was wounded during the great conflict, is hiking throuehout the country and Nau- ratuck happened to be in his ttin. eraryl He visited the fire house and paid his compliments to Fire Chief Thomas Walker. Arriving ct 10 o'clock Tuesday night Flynn was siven . bunk at the Maple street hose house. He has already eom- pleted a7,O00 miles of . 100000 mile goal. Flynn carries . t10 pound pack. After the war he took io hiking to ret strength back into lae that was wounded by ehrap~ ncl and has accomplished his aim. His love for tramping about the country could not be shaken o1.