The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-14
NAUCATUCK Accidental Death Is Autopsy Finding
Body of James Gunnoud Recovered From BristoPs
 Pond-Boom Johnson for National Delegate

Der of the executive committee of the state organization. He has been active in the Legion since its foundation and is very popular with members of the order.
 It is reported that he will have the backing of the entire valley representation at the convention as we'll as that of several other sec- tions of the state.
 Court to Have More Privacy.
 Work of dividing off the present probate court into two rooms has been started. The room is being partitioned so that the judge of the court may have more privacy in carrying on the business of tho court. When completed there will be waiting room and business of flee.
 Celebration Starts Tomorrow.
 The annual celebration in honor of Our Lady of Mount Carmel to be held under the auspices of Our Lady of Mount Carmel society will start tomorrow evening. The ce1e- bration will open with a short street parade to St Francis church where vesper service will be held. The church services will be fol- lowed by band concert on the local greena
 Saturday morning a big street parade will be held starting from Christoforo Columbo hall on South Main street and passing over the principal streets. of the borough to St Francis church, where high mass will be celebrated. In the evening band concert will be giv- ~en at Recreation field followed byl big fireworks display. Every yeari thousands from all sections of theI state attend this display.
 To Flush Mains.
 Water. mains of the high pres-| sure service which feed the hilly sections of the borough will bel flushed tomorrow afternoon. The| work will be- carried on between the hours of and in the after noon and in the evening between and 9:3O o'clock. Persons resid-. ing in the sections supplied by the high pressure service should drawI sufficient water to last them overI the period that flushing is beingI done. N Attended District Meeting
 Several members of Naugatuclsl Post of the American Legion att tended a district meeting of posts held last night in Wallingford. The legion delegation was headed by Commonder Thomas Reynolds and the auxiliary representation by Miss Eileen Holton.. Nomina- tfons of officers for the district k were made at the session. A sos| |cia1 followed and a luncheon wal taeTVGn.N K x 4 f.t 4 Y Annual Vacation Starts Employes of the local sootwearl plants of the U. s. Rubber Com.l pany will start on, their annual summer vacation tomorrow. as fhe' plants will closes tomorrow until August 1st This is the regulatt Iannual summer vacation. It is rel ported that indieations are that, lthe plants will be busy when they1 resume after, vacation. Attended Outing Judge Martin B: Gormley of this borough attended the annual Out-| ling of the Lions Club of Ans0nia! held yesterday afternoon at the| Lsummer home of Superintendent nq | of Schools John J. Stevens of An-| sonia on the Housatonic river Judge Gormley captured firs1 prize in the underwater swfmmins| To Present Play The. play. "A Little Grasshop < per-, will be presented tonight iI< 1 the social rooms of the Salem Lutheran csiurch by the junioi choir. The play is under the di rection of Miss Elsa Thompson. The proceeds will be used to bud
 new choir robes and hymnais.