The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-06

OuSn, who QleQ sunday m AItle- I boro, Mass, was held this after noon from the Salem Lutheran church at o'clock. Services were conducted by the pastor, Rev Will liam R. Frenberg. Burial was in 1 Grove cemetery.
 Funeral of George B. Cragg
 The funeral of George B. Cragg
 of New Orleans, a former resident
 weeks ago in Little Rock, Ark,
 while on business trip, was held
 this afternoon from the Futile
 Memorial Chapel at 3 o'clock
 where services were conducted by
 the Rev Arthur F. Lewis, rector of I St Michaers Episcopal church.
 Burial was in Grove cemetery. 1 Funeral of Oscar l.. Warner
 The funeral of Oscar L. Warner.
 president of the Naugatuck Water of the borough, for over half century who died early Tuesday
 morning in the Waterbury hospital | from pneumonia will be held from
 his home Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. MT Warner was general superintendent of the East
 ern Malleable Iron company for period of A years resigning in 1920. His activities since that time have been confined to the presi- dency of the water company as vice president and trustee of the Nau- gatuck Savings bank and as dfrec- | tor of the Eastern Malleable Iron l company.
 The deceased was born in Pitch- CT, N. r., August IS, 1857 and came to Naugatuck when 19 years of age and entered the employ of the Eastern Malleable Iron company.
 MT Warner served as a burgess from the third ward when the town | was changed over into a borough in 1893. His wife, Olive Rogers Warner died in 1926 after being an invalid for many years. He is survived by one sister, Mrs Lewis Warner, who has made her home with him since the death of his wife. The flag on the town hall building is flying at half mast out of respect to the deceased. Cooking Class Tomorrow
 Miss Margaret Chagnot of the Home Service department of the pany will conduct 8 cooking class
 
 ment of the local headquarters of the company tomorrow afternoon at 2:15 o'clock. All women of the borough are invited to attend. Rendered Shower. Miss Mary Joyce of North Main strete was rendered a miscellaneous shower last evening by a number of her friends in Hibernian hall. Miss Joyce who is to be married in the near future to Joseph Shanley of Orchard street was presented with ma ny beautiful gifts. An entertainment. program featured and 8 luncheon was served. Novelty Entertainment Tonight Several short sketches and number of speciality numbers will feature at the entertainment to be given tonight in St Michael's par- ish house by the St Michaers Dra- matic club. The entertainment has been named '.This and That. Dancing will follow the entertain ment.
 old Time Resident Dies Thomas Buxton, age Fl, one of the old-time knife makers of Union City in the days when knife making flourished in the section hIlOWA dS OpDEOOh QlSU ycSIcTudy afternoon at his home. 22 Wood bine street. MT Buxton was na- tive of Yonkers, N. r., but had re- sided in Naugatuck for many years. He is survived by two sisters, Miss Ellen Buxton of this borough and Mrs Charles Snyder of Terry vile. The body was removed to the Bailey funeral home on Oak street from where the funeral will be held but arrangements have not been completed. Burial will be in Hillside cemetery.
 Former Local Business Man Dies. Word has been received in the borough of the death of Morris Gottlieb, former local business man which occurred in New York city last week. Mir Gottlieb took over the dry goods store of the late Robert Parker following Mir Par ker's death and conducted the business in the Whittemore build ing on Maple street which was de- stroyed by fire several years ago. He disposed of this business and removed to New York city where
 he conducted chain of stores. He was very well known in the bor- ough where he made many friends during his business career. He ts