The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-12
Wm. ,. Raxter. Correspondent,


 start tomorrow night at 7:30, 1t was announced to-day by Joseph A. Nardello, son of the late Felix Nardello. prime mover in the cele- bration for many years. Joseph Nardello is chairman of the com mittee in charge.
 This year will mark the 25th or silver anniversary of the celc- bration locally, MT Nardello arl- nounced to-day for the first time, and he promises all interested that every attempt will be made to make this years celebration an even more coiorful and dramatic event than in previous years.
 MT Nardello wants it to De spe- officially understood that the ceie- bration locally is being held Friday night and Saturday, July 1S ana Il. It will not be held July ID and 16. the actual anniversary of Our Lady, he said, because the 1Sth falls on Sunday. The grea fireworks display which draws about 30,000 from all sections or the state here every year, Will De held Saturday night.
 There will be the usual features of the anniversary but 1t Will be different in size and in enthusiasm, MT Nardello predicts. Tomorrow night there will be a parade to St Francis church at 1880 where services will be held. After thls the marchers will go to the Green on Church street where a. band concert will be held, the Nauga- tuck Military band performing [. This will start at S:30 and will be
 nf Prnfn2S0r George Gentle, leader of the band.
 After the concert the parade will march to the Christoforo Colombo hall where the marchers will dis band.
 Saturday morning, the main, day of the celebration, the largest parade will start at 1880 from the Christoforo Colombo hall and will march through the main streets of the borough.
 Will Carry Image
 In the parade will be carried q banner of Our Lady of Mount Car mel and an image, covered with gay streamers, of the Lady. Jo- seph Nardello will be marshal of the parade.
 The group will proceed to St Francis church where . high mass will be celebrated at 10 o'clock. After this the marchers will re- turn to the hall. However, at 7:30 Saturday night, there will be another parade up Church street to St Francis church where the image of the saint will be left.
 The marchers will then go back to the Recreation field. The large display of fireworks will follow and will be under the direction of Domenico and Ralph Lataia or the New Haven Fireworks com many. According to MT Nardello, although complete funds for the fireworks have not yet been re- ceiyed. the pyrotechnics will be more varied and better than last year.
 A band concert will be held at the Recreation field while the ex- hibition Is being given. The Re- creation field will be crowded with spectators it is expected, and it is believed the railroad tracks near Elm street win also be lined with onlookers.
 On both sides of the town there will be persons watching the burst .ina fireworks or listening to the terrific roar of the bombs. MT Nardello said to-day that anyone wishing to send a donatoin to de- fray the cost of this celebration can send 1t to 497 South Main street, Naugatuck, Conn.
 Members of the committee in charge are MT Nardello, Frank San Angelo, Patsy Natalizio, Mrs Felix Nardello, James Santarsiere, Rocco San Angelo and Morris Payne. They have worked hard to make the affair a success and hope the silver anniversary VIII be a memorable one.
 Forget About Heat
 Did you ever wonder when the hot sun was beating down on you and the mercury idling between 1O2 and 1O3 just what was the best way to get relief, and forget about the heat? One answer to this problem was supplied last week by Donates Eimaitis, well-known ianitor of the Howard Whittemore Memorial library, and Al Harvey, both of whom have fine reputa- tions as fishermen.
 Last week with the thermometer in the kitchen of their camp rang ing between 1O5 and 110 Dan and Al were camping at Lake Candle wood, but do you think they were wondering when the heat would let up. No they just forgot aboIt the heat, for time at least, for the fish were biting and they got a catch each day which wuold make any fisherman feel proud.
 Of course it's rather late in the season for fish stories, but this is not only yarn, Dan has the pictures to prove it showing him and Al exhibiting several fine messes of bass. When you're catching the fish you haven't time to notice the heat," Dan said. we did notice it afterward when we were cooking them. but soon for got it again for they tasted too good to bother about such trifles as the heat"
 Send Bremen $25 Check
 The D. M. Thurston Sons ice company has awarded the Nausa-- tuck fire department a check of $25 in appreciation of the fine work done by the firemen at the fire last week at the old ice house on Rubber avenue near Hoadley street. Needless to say, the firemen were quite pleased with the check 
 The firemen could not save the and the tribute to the company. building from virtual destruction but they did prevent fire from con suming the new ice house building right next to it. which is the cen ter of operations of the company now, artificial ice being made there.
 Firemen also prevented the blaze from setting fire to the store and tavern on the opposite side Of the road owned by Mrs. Anton Schwer- en.
 It is expected the firemen will use this sum partly to help defray expenses for their turnout next month at the state convention in Waterbury. The firemen were glad to get the check not only because of the money value but because 1t shows the ice company owners really appreciate the efforts of the local fire fighters, the great major ity of whom gave their services and