The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-02
NAUCATUCK
Third Party To
Meet This Evening
Will Draw Up Its Ticket Funeral Of Prominent
Citizens Are Held

for the republican nomination fol-
burgess opposing William Noble
Jr, There Is also a report current
that Burgess Noble will not seek
the nomination again. The demo-
Gratis Of the first ward will have q
battle over the nomination of Q
burgess, John ]. Burke, the, present
encumbent being opposed by Daniel
Callahan.
Funeral Of John II. Dolan
The funeral of John H. Dolan
who died Thursday at his home,
2O2 water street after a brief III
ness was held this morning from
his late home at $3.50 o'clock and at
9 o'clock from st Francis church,
where a requiem high mass was
celebrated. Burial was In st Fran
els cemetery. /
Funeral of Andrew f. McDermott
The funeral of Andrew F. Nc
Dermott, former well known bus
mess man of Union City where he
conducted q meat and grocery store
for over IS years was held this
morning from his late home at 8:45
o'clock and at 9 o'clock from st
Mary's church where requiem
high mass was celebrated.
Burial was in st James cemetery.
Funeral OF Mrs Julia Trip
The funeral of Mrs Julia Trip
of 445 North Main street who died
Thursday night at her home, will
be held Monday Afternoon from her
late home at O'Clock Services will
be conducted by the Rev Arthur
F. Lewis, rector Of st Michaeps
Episcopal church. Burial will be in
Grove cemetery.
Many Prizes To Be Awarded
Thirty prizes will be awarded to
youngsters of the borough in the
egg hunt contest to be conducted
this afternoon starting at 2 o'clock
by Crusader Post, Veterans of For
eign Wars. The hunt will be held
on the post grounds on Rubber
avenue. 1t is expected that hun
dreds of children will take part in
the contest. 1t is a couple of years
since an egg hunt has been conduct
ed in the borough. The last one
which was held on the gren south
of the Salem school playground was
sponsored by Naugatuck Post OF
the American Legion,
Funeral of PatrOlman John LAwlOr
The funeral of Patrolman John
Lawlor of the local police depart
ment who was, also state president
of the Haymakers Association will
be held Monday morning from the
Funeral Home Of Henry p. Nc
Carthy on Cedar street at $3.50 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.
Fellow officers Of the police depart
ment will act as pallbearers and a
delegation Of the department. will
also be assigned to attend the fun
eral by Chief John A. Adamson.
Prominent members Of the Hay
makers Association and Red Men
of the state are also expected to
attend the funeral. The funeral
home will be open to-day and Sun
day.
viii Receive Holy Communion
Members of the Holy Name So
ciety Of st Mary's church will re-
ceive holy communion in a body
at the o'clock mass in st Mary's
church on Sunday morning. The
members are requested to meet in
the basement of the church Sun
day morning at 7:45 o'clock.
Dog Tax Now Payable
Town Clerk Louis Schiller, Jr.,
has already started to issue dog
licenses for the year 1882. All
owners Of dogs must license their
CANNES on or before May /. After
that date an additional dollar will
be taxed against those who fail
to comply with the state law. The
fee for q male or spayed dog is
$1.25 and for female $10.25. 1t
is estimated that there are between
TOO and 500 dogs in the borough
to be registered between now and
May /.