The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-12
Naugatuck Italians
 Plan Fireworks For
 Annual Celebration
Our Lady of Mount Carmel Two Day Program Starts To-morrow- Silver Anniversary Being Observed;
 Parade to Feature Events Tomorrow
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i, and the ceremonies were quite i'm pressive. An enjoyable time wal had by the local Changers.
 Board Meeting Postponed There will be no meeting of the board of education this month, Su- perintendent of Schools Harold E Chittenden has announced. Int meting was scheduled to be held last Thursday but the superinten- dent was not in town and 1t was postponed.
 It had been thought early in the week 1t would probably be held to. day but the school official talked things over with various members of the board and they came to the conclusion there was nothing Sc important that it required action at a meeting during July. So the next meeting of the board will moi | be before August ? unless some thing comes up that requires a I special meeting.
 No Grange Meeting There will be no meeting of the Beacon Valley Grange tomorrow night. The summer schedule is now in effect and there will be 9 meet ing every other week. The next meeting is set for Friday, July 20 and it will be in charge of the niu- SIC committee. This consists of Mrs Franklin Hotchkiss, chairman Vera Arendholz, Mrs. Ruth Obst and Fred Moeckel. The committed is now preparing a program suit able to the occasion.
 Attended District Confab A large contingent of local mem: bers Of the American Legion last | night journeyed down to New Ha. ven to attend the second district meeting was scheduled to be held hall on Grown street. Members oi the auxiliary to the local Legion also went to the same hall where a. district meeting of their society local women and Austin Phillips was held. Ann Weaving headed the post from Naugy.
 No Court Session There was no session of the bor- ough court today, no arrests having been made yesterday and no aoei. dents were reported.
 Funeral of MT. Merrill The funeral of George H. Merrill who died suddenly in Chicago Tuesday while visiting the Worlds Fair, will be held in Willoughby Ohio. tomorrow, according to tel egram received by James D. Big gin of Cliff street. Mir. Merrill had relatives there, whom he planned to visit before returning home. He lived part of his early life there. The near relatives of MT. Mer- Till, that is his wife and daughter who had accompanied him to Chi cago, were not with him at the time of his death. They have been located now. It was learned today with his folks for the fair, they had planned things so that MT Merrill, who was "A years old and affected with heart trouble, would inspect the sights at the fair in a leisurely manner. He, of necessity had to take it easy.
 Because of the fact his daugh. ter, Ruth, had to return early, she and her mother planned to go at a more rapid pace Police could not at first locate Mrs. Merrill and Ruth, but later did so.
 Rotary To Send Boys Seven boys will get the opportun- ity to enjoy the benefits and pleas ures of Camp Pershing this sum mer, the local Boy Scout camp, be- sauce of the generosity of the local Rotary club.
 Members decided yesterday to continue the custom of picking se- cretly seven youngsters whose par, ents could not afford to send them to camp. The club Is furnishing 16C bottles of milk daily to undernour- ished children here.
 Injured in Fall Mrs Walter Reilly, wife of Dr Walter Reilly of Meadow street, Is confined to her home today after suffering severe fall down a pair of stairs recently. Her many friends will be sorry to hear of Mrs Reil- ly's accident. Meeting Postponed
 The expected action of the Naug- atuck Fish and Game association on asking police protection to keep away trespassers from theii grounds on Cherry Farm did not take place last night, officially at least. for it was decided to post. pone the scheduled meeting until next Wednesday.
 The reason for this was that SC many members of the club being away on vacations. it was thought advisable to defer such important action until they could be on hand 1t is thought possible some private action by members of the club to restrict trespassing may be taken hnfArn rnannkinn ffnQt1l SEATS are continuing to use the grounds which are solely for the use of club members.
 Attends Meeting
 Mrs Martin T. Caine of North Main street, member of the demo- cratic party state central commit tee, has returned home after at- tending the meeting of that group yesterday in New Haven.
 Funeral of Mir Brooder
 The funeral of Kernon Brooder who died Tuesday night at his home. 16 Lines Hill street will be held at S:30 o'clock tomorrow morning from the home of his daughter, Mrs Jeremiah Hannefir of 4P Prospect street.
 There will be high mass of re. Qulem celebrated at St Mary church at o'clock by Rev Joseph Cleary, acting pastor. Burial will be in St James cemetery.
 Officers Installed
 Newly elected officers of Magno- lia encampment, I. O. O. F. were inducted into office last night al the meeting held in Odd Fellows hall. Harold Newman of Nauga- tuck, district deputy grand patri- arch, and his staff had charge oi the installation.
 Local Man Injured
 George Reyes of Aetna street was severely hurt in an auto ac- cidcnt near Winchester, Mass, and is in the Winchester hospital now it was learned here today. MI Reyes is manager of the w. T Grant Go stores on Church street It is reported his car crushed into tree and MT Reyes received a possible skull fracture and many bruises.
 Naugatuck Man Weeds
 Leo Petereit. son of Mrs Mary ,Petereit of Aetna street. and Miss