The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-30

in St Francis church yesterday morning at Il o'clock. Rev John K. O'Connor, o. P. was deacon for the mass and Rev Patrick J. Conaty. Q. F. of Waterbury was sub-deacon. Rev A. c. Haggerty, o. F. of New Haven preached the sermon. The church was filled with relatives and friends of the newly ordained priest. Following the mass recep- ton was held at the home of Fa- ther McEneaney's sister and bro- ther-in- law, MT and Mrs Michael Honan of Park avenue. k < iFf Funeral 1o-lhorrow s .F} The funeral of Charles E. Reed of 3 Highland circle who died sud- denly Saturday afternoon at his home will be held Tuesday after noon from the Alderson Funeral Home, Meadow street at 2:30 o. clock. Services will be conducted by the Rev Arthur r. Lewis of St Michaels Episcopal, church. Burial will be in Grove cemetery.
 MT Reed was one of the borough's best known citizens having resided here for over 60 years. For many years he was foreman of the boot making department of the old Shop. He was retired in 1922 and for several years has been in poor health.
 MT Reed was born. in Reading, the son of John and Sally Batter son Reed. He came to Naugatuck at the age of 12 years and had re- sided here ever since. He Is sur- yived by one sister, Miss Carrie Reed with whom he made his home one brother Frank Reed of Bridge port and several nieces. The funeral home will be open this afternoon and evening for friends.
 Business Suspended Business in general Is suspended in the borough to-day in honor of Memorial Day. Many residents left Saturday to spend the weekend and holiday with relatives and friends while many former resi- dents now residing out of the bor- ough are here to spend the day at their homes.
 Preached Eloquent Sermon Rev Joseph Stevens of Washing ton, D. C., a former Naugatuck resident celebrated the Q o'clock mass in St~Erancis' church yester-
 day morning and preached a most eloquent sermon.
 Iridium Opens
 A three day iridium, in honor of the blessed sacrament will open this evening in St Francis church at .7:30 o'clock. Services will be held at the some hour on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
 Next Friday the first Friday of | the month will also be the feast of the Sacred Heart. Masses in St | Francis church will be at 5:30, 6:30 and 7:30 o'clock. In st Mary's l church the masses will be at 5:30 and 7:30 o'clock. Confessions will be heard on Thursday afternoon and night.
 Glass Initiated
 | Naugatuck aerie of Eagles ini- tiated a class of candidates yester- | day afternoon in the Eagles home. The class. which consisted of about 25 members, was known as the l Mothers day class. The degree work was in charge of the degree team of the local aerie.
 i Judge Martin E. Gormley of this borough delivered the principal address at the exercises, his talk dealing with the real significance | of Mothers day. | Anniversary Celebration Held
 A celebration in honor of the
 25th anniversary of his ordination ] was tendered Rev Paul Piechocki,
 pastor of St Hedwig's church of
 Union City on Saturday night at military hall. t l Tho hall was filled to capacity
 for the event which was featured
 by musical entertainment. Il Rev Richard F. Morrissey; pas
 tor of St Marys church of Union J City, delivered a very inspiring ad
 dress at the exercises.
 The entertainment program op-
 ened with selections by an orches- tra. A chorus with Miss Anna Os-
 troski as soloist rendered "Life Ji
 Just q Bowl of Cherries" Harmon. ica selections were given by VII.
 liam Rodzicki; solo by John Gil.
 bert. "Is That the Human Thing
 To Do"; quartet consisting ot Henry zembruski, Joseph Wotczak
 Edward Ciesliewski and Vincenl , Gessek rendered Bend Down Sis ter"; "You Beautiful Son of { Gun" was sung by Andrew Nolan John O'Connor rendered M, !. Man: Miss Victoria EInik sang Z"