The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-30

/ mcnt of n plumbing board. This
will consist VI live persons aud one
member OF the board Of warden
and burgcsses. The warden stated
no does not think the appointment
OF tree warden VIII be made at this
meeting.
Otherwise, he said, there Is little
doing, He is still busy arranging
things. but seems to be better Nc.
qualntcd with his position now.
william MOrdus Dies
william Mordus, IS, OF A05 Rub.
Der avenue died yesterday after
noon rather suddenly In 81 Mury's
hospital, Waterbury, Mr. Mordus
was n resident OF the town for
many years. Ito occupied u Soc
tion VI tho building where
Schworcn's store In located. He
had been III for about two weeks
but his death had not boon ex.
pcctod, II was reported,
lilo leaves three brothers, Jo-
scph OF Nuugntuck with whom he
lived, and Constantine ana Peter,
both OF l,ithuania, from whore he
camo 10 this country. Ho also
leaves three sons, Joseph, Peter
and Anthony, all Of Lithunnia,
Tho body viii be removed TO the
Rubber avenue homo this after
noon and tho funeral win DO held
az $3.50 from this place and at 0
o'clock nt 81 Francis church,
Burial win be In ~ James GENE.
terry
lmtcr.trOOp Contest
The six troops or 10y Scouts In
town arc expected to be represent.
ed Ia tho intcr.troop contest
which VIII be held ut $3.50 Friday
night ut Recreation field, There
VIII be points for first, second and
third places In the various con-
tests,
Lyman -. Bunnoil local scout
executive, to-day announced thor0
would DO the following contests
which no expects will test well tho
ability OF tho members OF each
troop; Fire by flint and steel, fire
by drIll, semaphorc signaling,
Morse signaling, knot tying, string
burning hat race, and Paul Ro-
we're race,
scoutmastcrs win DO judges OF
tho contests.
boy Breaks Arm
Victor Anderson, Jr, l3-yoar old
son OF former superintendent OF
| Streets Victor Anderson OF Mill
Vile, had tho misfortune Saturday
TO break hlB right arm above tho
wrist while on hike with tho
local boy Scouts, lIe was hik.
Ing at High Rock and slipped and
not "a big ono but when h0 landed
no fractured tho arm,
Town Clerk Louis schiller, Dr
Goorvo n, Knapp, George W, lIond.
10y, John Phillips, all OF Nnugatuels
and william Curcornn Of Water
bury returned recently from u tsh'
Ing trip to Poeonlc Bay, l.. !, They
report no exceptional luck,
| Funeral Ut John HNckctt
Tho funeral OF John llnckctt, for
| 50 years resident OF Naugatuck,
who died Monday viii DO held TO-
morrow morning from tho McCar-
| thy funeral home on Cedar street
ut $3.50 and ~ . o'clock at "
Francis church, Funeral SER
vIges win DO held az the church
at that timo but tho requiem high
mass viii DO celebrated Friday
morning ut \ o'clock AZ Thursday
In u holy day. Tho funeral homo
win be open tonight,
Funeral at Thomas Werts
The funeral OF Thomas Worts,
who died suddenly Monday viii
take place at l o'clock this after.
noon from the Mccarthy funeral
home, Cedar street, and burial Will
be In Grove cemetery. Rev Ed
ward II. ilnnce OF tho Congrega-
tionnl church win officiate.
Tho two remaining Civil war vet
Grams In Nnugntuck have been In
ylted TO attend the Rotary Me.
mortal banquet which will be held
tomorrow noon nj Halls tavern
They are Sheldon Il, Payne and
Frank :, Nichols. Amos Hotch'
kiss, who In also civil war vet
IL no longer u local resident,
An appropriate speech for the
OCCASION has been arranged. Her.
bert Johnson, past commander o.
the American Legion, former sup
crIntendent OF charities here and
now connected with the state de
partment OF charities viii be the
speaker. reflections OF Legion
naIrc on Memorial Day" will b.
the subject OF his address. Ito
tarinns are urged 10 turn In an
swcrs to tho questionable, "Hov
good "A driver are you" which II
being used In connection with
campaign by the motor vehicle
department. The Rotary meeting
Is tomorrow instead OF to-day be
cause to-day ~ holiday.