The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-19

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 of the event will be celebrated at
 St Francis church at 8 o'clock on
 that day. Friends and well wish
 on hand.
 Clerical Transfers
 Naugatuck Catholics were inter-
 ested to learn of the appointm ent
 of Rev Michael E. Heating, assist
 ant pastor of St Francis Roman
 Catholic church here, as pastor of
 St Michaers church in Waterville.
 Up to this morning no successor
 to Rev Heating here has been
 named, so far as could be learned.
 His many friends here are glad
 for his sake to hear the news, for
 it means he has achieved the de-
 sire of most priests, to have pas- torate of their own. They will be sorry to lose him, however. He has been here six years. Father Heating came here late in July about July 27, 1928 and has served here since. He has shown himself to be a broad and learned priest, ever solicitous for the moral we'll being of the parishioners here, and sincerely devout. While here, Father Heating, who succeeded Rev Joseph Seifferman,
 has been principal of the St Fran
 cis parochial school. He has
 carried out the duties of this off,
 flee in an earnest and efficient manner.
 Father Heating had his home in
 Hartford before he entered the
 priesthood. He was educated in this country and abroad and at
 that time picked up a deep and
 understanding love for the beau- ties of the various arts. He Is also a lover of nature and has a knowledge of astronomy. Father Heating was at one time a professor in St Thomas semin- ary, Hartford. His appointment came as a general surprise to the majority of the parishioners. However, some had realized it was only a question of time before he would be elevated to pastor ate.
 His appointment will take effect Saturday, July 2S.
 The appointment of Rev William F. Kearney, local native, as assist ant chancellor also will be heard with joy locally as Nauagtuck Catholics are proud of Father Kearney. He is associated editor of the Catholic Transcript. Since his ordination as a priest, his rise has been rapid and he has shown himself to be brilliant scholar and able priest.
 Naugatuckians will also be inter- estod to know that Rev John Keane of New Britain, who is assistant pastor in St Joseph's church there has been made pastor of the Ro- man Catholic church in Saybrook. Father Keane has many friends in the borough. He gave an in- teresting series of Lenten sermons at st Francis church two years ago and he has also preached more re- gently at St Mary's church in Union City. He is powerful speaker and active in church dra- matics.
 Outing Planned The St Michaels' church Dramatic club will go on an outing Saturday afternoon at Andrews mountain, it was announced to-day by the club president, Samuel w. Lyons. It is expected that about 25 couples will be on hand and fine time is
 anticipated.
 There will be games played and dinner will be served at 6 o'clock. The affair will last until darkness
 calls a halt. Full preparations for the affair have been made. The trip will be made in private cars. The committee in charge has
 worked hard to make the affair a success.
 MT Lyon heads this committee and other members are Mrs Har- old Perry, Chester Isbell and Les-
 ter Wigglesworth. It will be the l feature activity of the club durs ing the summer months. Meetings will not be resumed until fall.
 More Annual Reports
 Two more annual reports have
 been filed with Town Clerk Louis
 Schiller, Jr. They are those of the
 Peter-Paul, Inc, located on the
 New Haven road, and of the Osban
 Realty company, with headquarters
 at 100 Oak street. Calvin K. Kaz-
 arjian is listed as president of the Peter-Paul Co. Other officers are:
 Treasurer, Jacob H. Hagapian; sec-
 retary, George Shamlian: directors
 Jacob K. Chouljian Jacob H. Ha-
 gojian, George Shamlian and l George T. Wigmore.
 1~ulllp nupih 10 PhSoioShS VI eii' Otban Realty Co.,, according to its
 report. Harry H. Rubin is treas urer and secretary. Directors are Philip and Harry Rubin, Jamacia N. r., and Alice Greenberg, ol
 Waterbury.
 Funeral of Mrs Moss
 The funeral of Mrs Mary Moss who died Tuesday will be held to.
 morrow morning at 8:30 o'clock al
 the Mccarthy funeral home on Ce'
 dar street and at g o'clock from St
 Mary's church where Rev Joseph
 Cleary, acting pastor, will oJviate 9 at a requiem mass. Burial will be
 in St James cemetery. Mrs Moss
 was a member of the St Francis T. A. B. society, the women's aux
 Hilary, A. O. H. and the Daughters of Isabella, Kennedy. circle. Mir and Mrs Tucker HOnOred About 40 family members were present last night at the celebra- tion in honor of MT and Mrs Chaun. cey Tucker of the, borough, whc
 were married 63 years yesterday The affair was held at the home of his son, Elmer Tuncker of Bea- con valley. A dinner was served and MT and Mrs Tucker were the recipients of many congratulations
 They also received several beau tiful gifts.
 V. F. w. Get-tOgether
 Members of Crusader post, V. F w. are planning a get-together and general enjoyable time on Sunday I the 29th, it was announced today
 by Commander James Sullivan The affair is for members of the post only but indications are Il will be one of the highlights oi the summer. The vets meet every week but there is little activity now, things being generally dull
 Tax Rush Expected With only 10 more days before August l, when the time limit fol payments of July taxes expires there are still more than s25O,O0t in unpaid taxes. It is expected D, Tax Collector James Fitzgeralt
 that there will be a rush to pa,