The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-27
Knights Picnic Success

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 Knights Picnic Success
 Members of Ojeda council Knights of Columbus, who attend ed the annual picnic and outing that was held in the form of q clambake at Osborn's Glen in Straitsville. yesterday, pronounced the affair a tremendous success There was a very good attendance
 Included in the program was ] baseball game between the mar ried men and the single men while several races were also held Then, there were other contests of skill and endurance.
 D. Michael Smith. chairman of the committee in charge, was con- graduated for his able handling of the situation.
 To Honor Miss Curtin
 Miss Agnes Curtin of Cherry street, who is soon to enroll as a iurse at St. Francis hospital in Hartford, will be feted at corn roast to be given this evening at the home of Miss Marie McGuire VI StlSSt' OHo AAAiis " night. by the Valley Players. To- cal dramatic group.
 Before leaving for Hartford, Miss Curtin will resign from the office force of the United States Rubber Co.,, where she is employed.
 Mrs John J. Daly heads the com mittee in charge of tonight's event. Miss Marie McGuire, Mrs kaze- mekas. Mrs Edward McGrath, Miss Flora Bontempo, Edward McGrath and Francis J. O'Connor make up the committee in charge. It is planned to serve supper at 5:30 o. clock and following that, run through program consisting of the playing of games.
 Italians Hold Field Day
 Members of Gloria and Plume lodge, Sons and Daughters of Italy, conducted a very enjoyable field day program yesterday at Linden park. Several hundreds of persons, not only from Naugatuck. but from up and down the valley, attended the event.
 Members of the committee in charge, all of whom were con- graduated for their fine work. were Rocco Sabia, Louis Cretella, Andrew Sirica, Louis Magone. John Magone. Joseph Ruscade, Anthony Del Bicchio. Joseph Pichulo and Peter Morello.
 Several Attend Outing
 Several members of the local Polish American Political club att tended the state outing yesterday at Wallingford. Over 1000 mem bcrs of the organization from diff ferent parts of Connecticut were on hand at the affair. Henry Cieslcw- ski is president of tus Naugatuck branch. He was on hand at the out ing.
 l50 Men At Picnic
 Over 15O men, members of the boo, and shoe making departments of the United States Rubber Co.,. at tended a picnic and outing held Saturday at Osborn's Glen in StraitssilIe. 4 fine program of races and other athletic events. includ- ing baseball game between the two departments. was run off. 'd the enjoyment of all present. John Cull.rane. chairman of the com mittce in charge, was congratulat- ed for his arrangement of the af- fair
 800 Make Boat Trip
 Office employees of the United States Rubber Co., not only from Naugatuck. but from Waterbury and lieacon Falls as well, and over 300 in number, enjoyed a trip to New York city via the Richard Peck. last Saturday. Leaving the borough on the S:05 o'clock train, the o..ice workers went to Bridge port, where they took the boat for New York city. After spending three hours in the metropolis. the return trip was made.
 Rosser A. Donley. employment v9nager, was chairman of the nmittee in charge.
 as'. Society Chatter
 ev John J. Fitzgerald, pastor
 H. Francis church. and Rev iiarA Brewer, curate at the az, have gone to St. Thomas .. dry in Bloomfield, Conn.,, for their retreat.
 Miss Madeline Caine, daughter of Borough Atty. and Mrs Martin L. Caine of North Main street, was a recent guest of honor at d party held at the home of Miss Irene Lavery of Stratford. Miss Caine and Miss Lavery were classmates during the past year at Albertus Magnus college, New Haven.
 Among the members of the Nau- gatuck Polish American Political club who attended the state outing at Wallingford yesterday were Henry Cieslewski. William Muleski Charles Galeski. Leonard Lucas and Edmund Zawadski.
 Miss Helen Harvey of Aetna street is visiting Miss Jean Mori- arity of Park avenue, New York city.
 Mrs Thomas F. Reynolds is con- tinuing to show improvement at the Waterbury hospital. where she is a patient.
 The funeral of John O'Shaugh- nessey of Cross road, Cotton Hol- low, who died at his home on Fri day, was held this morning at 8:30 o'clock from the house to St Fran cis' church, where 8 mass of re- auiem was celebrated at g o'clock. Burial was in St. James cemetery.
 Misses Mae Foley, Katherine Tal- bot, Virginia Smith and Catherine Curtin, all instructors in the pub- lie schools of the borough, are on a motor trip to Cape Cod.
 MT and Mrs AIN. Hyde and fam fly of Park avenue have returned to their home after spending the past two months as the guests of Mir Hyde's brother in Canada.
 Miss Mary Reilly. who has been visiting her parents, MT and Mrs James Reilly of Park avenue, has returned to her home in Patterson. N. J.