The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-21
l NAUGATUCK No Estimate On
 Fire Damage Yet
Falcon Bakery Badly Danaged-Bmrs Gets New
 Assignment By Labor Commissioner

No estimate of the. amount of damage done to the building of the Falcon Bakery on School Fire Marshal Michael F. Shea was to conduct checKup some time to-day. The inside of the bakery was badly damaged by the blaze which started from a large kettle of grease boiling over. The bake shop was in full blast at the time but the flames spread so rapidly that the employees were unable to check it. An alarm was rung in from box 62 at about 12:45 this morning for the fire. Shortly after the same box again sounded and 1t was believed at first that 1t was g general alarm fire, but this wal not the case as some one first rang in the alarm and another person sent in pulled the box again. For tunately no one was injured in the blaze all of the employees being able to get out of the bake shop which is a frame constructed build ing. The fire department did ex- cellent work to keep the blaze con. fined to the interior of the build ing. After about an hour of stiff battling the blaze was brought un- der control. .
 New Assignment for Burns
 Deputy Factory Inspector Hugh Burns of this borough has been given 6 new assignment by Labor Commissioners, Joseph M. Tone o1 Hartford. The commissioner has assigned MT Burns as full time in. spector of labor on all state con- struction work. There have been many complaints 1t was said, rele. tive to contractors employing la. bor from outside the state on state work. It will be the duty of MI Burns to check up on this matter
 Vaudeville to Feature
 Special vaudeville acts to be fur nished by various. posts of the state will feature the inter-post gathering of Veterans of Foreign Wars to be held Saturday night In the rooms of Crusader post on Rubber avenue. Plans for enter taining a large gathering are being made by the local post. Several state officers are expected to be in attendance. |, ... ., ...
 Benefit Card Party
 A benttit card party open to the public will be held tonight in Hi bernian haIl under the auspices of the ladies' auxiliary of the order. Bridge, whist, pinochle, forty five and set back will be played. Re- treatments will be served. Z
 Local Men on Jury
 Two local men, Frederick M. Candee and Frank Arendholz, both of the New Haven road, have been selected as members of the jury to hear the evidence in the cases of Oscar Todd and John R. Fulgham, both Wolcott officials. who are charged with blackmaN. Two other local men who were among the talesmen examined were excused Joseph L. Jackson being challenged by the state and David B. Beecher by the defense.
 TO Stage Valentine Dance Members of the junior class of the local high school will sponsor a Valentine dance in the high school assembly hall on Friday . night, February 12. Burke's or chestra will furnish music. The hall will be appropriately deco | rated for the event.
 Sedan and Truck Collide
 A sedan operated by Harry A | Leigh of Seymour and truck driven by A. Bedealo of Waterbury ! both travelling south on North Mair street. yesterday morning were in collision. It was, stated that tnt Seymour man was attempting tt pass the truck and that he turne. too sharply striking the true. which was overturned. No one wal injured. Patrolman Richard Os trom who investigated made no ar | rests as the operators of the carl came to an understanding.
 | Funerals
 The funeral of Mrs Annette Kru likowski of 50 Brennan street. wht was found dead in bed at her homo on Tuesday night. a victim or heart attack. will be heid Frida. morning at s:30 o'clock from thu