The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-02-04
NAUGATUCK Gustaf Skoglund
 Dies On Street
Sudden Heart Attack Fatal to We'll Known Resident
 Local Elks to Attend Session of Sorrow

Sudden death claimed another of the borough's well known and highly respected citizens yesterday whom Gustaf Skoglund succumbed to q heart attack on Church street south of the Carlson store shortly after II o'clock. MT Skoglund when stricken was conversing with Peter Ford. He was removed to the Swan Electric shop and pr V. r. Duffy was summoned. He found that MT Skoglund was dead. Med- ical Examiner Frank J. Futile was notified and expressed the opinion that he was stricken with a heart attack.
 MT Skoglund left his home on Hill street earlier in the morning for walk down town and ap- peared in his usual good health. He had spent some time in chat ting with friends and was on his way to the Chinese laundry when stricken. MT Skoglund was very we'll known in the borough having been highly respected citizen TOT about 37 years. Of very pleasing personality and splendid character he numbered his friends by the legion. Ills sudden death brough. lOTLn IIldHy cApi oA t'NA WI
 MT Skoglund was born in SWe- den and came to the United States when a young man. He first set tied in Minnesota, later coming to Naugatuck where he entered the employ of the G. M. R. Shoe com pany in 1894 and remained with the concern continuously until 1923 when he was retired on pension. He was an active member of the Salem Lutheran church and took a keen interest in all activities of the church. He was a member or Centennial lodge of Odd Fellows, Magnolia encampment l. o. o. F., Columbia Rebekah lodge, l. o. o. r. and of the Veteran Odd Fellows association of the state. He IS sur vived by one son Paul, of Talla- hassee, Fla, two daughters, Mrs Elmer L.. Munson of this borough and Mrs Lena Kestner of Verona, N. J., one brother and two sisters, residents of Sweden. MT Skog- lund's wife died several years ago. Funeral arrangements will be an" nounced.
 Local Elks to Attend
 Many members of Naugatuck lodge of Elks will join with the Waterbury Elks in a session or sor- row to be held tonight at the Elks home in Waterbury for Edward Y. Moran, 81 Elmwood avenue, secretary of the Waterbury lodge and well known in the borough. Mir Moran was very instrumental Tn. the organization of Naugatuck lodge hack in 1905, and was well known to local antlers. A delega- tion of Naugatuck lodge will also attend the funeral of Mir Moran. This delegation will consist of Past Exalted Rulers headed by Michael B. Reidy.
 win Pay Official Visit
 Great Chief Haymaker John Iawlor of this borough will pay an official visit to Natatuc association of Haymakers at their regular meeting to be held tonight in Odd Fellows hall. Chief Lawlor, head of the state order. is q member or Natatuc association. He will nave his entire official staff with him at to-night's session. The local assocl- ation is planning a big reception for Chief Lawlor and his stan to- night. m,
 An entertainment program Will be rendered and supper Will pe served.
 Planning St Patrick Observance
 Elaborate preparations for the observance of St Patrick's day are being made by Naugatuck division of the A. o. H. and the A. O. II. auxiliary. The celebration will be held in Tano's dance garden on March IF. The general committee will meet tonight to make plans for the event. The County Mayo Boys orchestra will furnish music for the dancing. The trustees of the order will also meet with the committee tonight.
 Glass Starts Tonight
 A class in home nursing and care of the sick will meet tonight in the Red Cross house at 7:3O o'clock. The class will be In charge of Mrs Loretta Foley, R. N. All women of the borough interested in the class are extended an invita- ton to attend.
 "Navy Day" Observance
 Navy Day. will be observed by Naugatuck post of the American Legion to be held tonight in the egion rooms in odd Felolws' builz-
 District Commander Arthur Baldwin of Milford will be present at the meeting and will deliver an address. An entertainment pro- gram will be one of the features.