The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-30
Health Officer Baker May
 Take Necessary Steps To
 Abolish Dog Quarantine
No Rabies Cases Developed in BOr-
 ough in Weeks
NAUdATUCK

Health officer Walter Baker will take steps soon to lift the dog quarantine hero if no action Is Naken by state health authorities. Dr Baker said that in his opinion there is no need now of such q quarantine. No cases of rabies have developed in many weeks. It seems to borough residents that state officials have forgotten they imposed a quarantine on dogs in this town. It's dogs lifo for tho dogs these days.
 Scarlet Fever Cases
 Mothers of children are warned by Health Officer pr Walter Baker to watch their youngsters care. fully now as Two mild cases of scarlet fever have broken out Tn tho borough. Tn two cases which had been playing in tho street with other lads without being aware they had tho illness.
 Erwin Cable Funeral
 The funeral of Erwin Cable. for mef resident in the borough who died Thursday In Glandstono, N, Y, took place at 2 o'clock, today at tho Munson funeral home in Wood. bury. Mir Cable was buried In By. ergreen cemetery, Watertown. He had been q member of Centennial lodge, I. o. o. r. of Naugatuck for ?5 years.
 Tho only. case heard in borough court this morning was the pre- viousiy continued ono of Victor Nelson of New street, charged with attempting to obtain money under falso protenses. r
 V. r. w. Nominate
 only two contests cropped up last night who the local Veterans of Foreign Wars made their nom. nations. six men were named for inc most of junior vice commander, these being Felix Nardello, Wilfred Jordan, Frank waterhouse. Frank Holm, Philip Fox and Thomas Brooder, Ronnld Tuttlc, John Phil. iipn and Ernest Raudrau were nominated for chaplain. These contests wiilsbc decided at . meet Ing Of Crusader post on Friday oct 20.
 sure of election apparently are James Sullivan whose unopposed leaves him certain of heading tho post next year. Edgar Blckford for sepior vice commander, Frank Wa. terhouse for officer of tho day; Harry Brandien as guard; Frank Holm ms trustee for IS months, Frod Burko ns trustee for a year; Commander Eelect Sullivan, Fred Burke, Fred Sutor and Edgar Bickford were nominated delegates to tho county council ana frank Warehouse and Philip Fox were named as alternates. Nominat,SSns for offices other than commanoer and Junior vice commander are loft open until the next meeting.
 Omen Grange Meeting
 Iverythlng is in readiness for the "Rocster Night" for the Beacon Valley Grange to Do held In odd Feiiows hall tonight at 8 o'clock. Wllfred ]. Megin, who Is Tn charge A one.act play, "A Quiet EVenins nt Homo" win Do presented aftcr of the program, gives a briet ad- dress of welcome. songs w'' oe sung and dancing Is planned.
 The play cast consists of Cath. erine Greon us Clara Pearson' Frances Jones as Mildred Craw. ford. Lillian Sullivan us Mary, the maid. Herb Fowler as William Crawford, Edward Lord as pr Granger, Fred Moeckel us pr Ffl- lebrown and John Bona us deorge Pearson. 1t will be m open meet ing and Grange members will bring guests. The purpose or tho meet. ing Is to crcat interest m 'he Grange.
 Tho Naugatuck high school root bali team will play the Junior Re. public eleven of Litchheld at , e'clock at the Recreation held' Keen Interest In the game Is being
 '" Poverty to Riches '.
 Anders Thureson, 67, who until a few weeks ugo was very giaa 10 got two or three days work rom the local welfare department to mako both ends meet, today s sailing from New fork on tnu Gau steamship Drottningholm, TOT sweden to spend the rest or ms life in Sweden and 1.-Two n compar- atiyeiv easy life with little to worry about financially.
 For Anders, who lived Ut the Central House on South Main street for tho last nine years, re- gently heard the news that ms brother had died in Sweden and although the event saddened him considerably, nevertheless 1t prov, ed d boon, for finders inherited his brothers money, sum over S2O,OOO, 1t Is believed.
 MT Thureson has lived In the borough for 23 years. He gave farewell party for several or his friends Thursday night and left for New York yesterday. About 2o were present at the party and a turkey dinner was served. Mrs A. Kirschner congratulated the guest of honor on his good fortune 10 which the man who, in compar- atiyely short time had been trans formed from comparative poverty to security and wealth, responded feelingly. MT Thureson was em- ployed for many years at the Beacon Falls Rubber Shoe com pany. but lost his job and had en- tered his name on the lists of the welfare department some time ago.
 Briefs
 Arthur Dunn of Millville ave- nue sold a lot on Park avenue to Norman Wood of Elmwood street, according to record in the town
 Henry and Walter Robinson and Mrs William Robinson of Park avenue extension left today for Chicago where they will visit the Worlds Fair and the American legion convention.
 Milton Albert Of Church street. John NJ. Kenney of Cherry street and Mir and Mrs Herbert Johnson of High street and Ralph Pasho of Meadow street left today for Chicago where they will attend the legion convention.
 George o'Neil Of Highland cir- cle, who is q sailor iD the United states navy. left recently for Call ifornia from where he will so to China on a cruise.
 Edward Klernan Of Gorman street. son of Mrs Nellie D. kicr- can, will leave tomorrow to take go an embalming course in the :<s Aiiistei Embalming school in New York city. He, worked until lately in tn, central office of the q. S. Iiubb:r company and his