The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-19

gwen CQulSnts InG report or Supt.. I N. Hadiey Cox, about the depart ment finances for the last seven l months will be rendered.: War den John J. Sheridan will preside. l Elks EntertaIn TOmOrrOw
 . One of the important events of
 the year for Naugatuck lodge of
 Eiks is scheduled for tomorrow night when District Deputy Wil- liam CamefOn of Stamford, and his
 staff pay an official visit. On the staff are 26 Elks from Ansoniil, Derby, Meriden and Waterbury, A
 social is to follow with refresh. ments being served. An entertain-
 ment is to be presented under the direction of Edwards Cuddy.
 Auto Victim Funeral,
 Rev. Arthur F. Lewis, rector of | St. MichaePs Episcopal church, | Oficiated at services Saturday af- l ternoon in the church for Harold 1 TatOian, 5-year-old son of Mir. and
 Mrs. Martin Tatoian of Cross street. The child died Thursday of auto injuries suffered week ago Saturday afternoon on Riverside drive. His skull was fractured. Burial was in Grove cemetery. Tue pallbeasers were Arthur Antronig, Gerard Arbusto, Krikor SarsamI- an and Jacob Saroian.
 Funerad of Miss Enamait.
 The funeral of Miss Edna Mill dred Enamait, 20, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. John J. .,a aEnamait of North Main street, who died Friday of pneumonia at the Waterbury hospital, was held this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the home of her parents. Services were conducted at 2:30 in St. Paurs Evangelical Lutheran church by Rev. Henry 5. Brustat, pastor. Burial was in Grove cemetery where services were also conducted by MT. Bru- stat. Useful Articles For Sale Useful articles will be available to the public tomorrow when sale will be conducted at the Red Cross chapter house on Church street under the auspices of the state board of education for the blind. Miss Viola Jaenicke, home teacher of the board, will be in charge. It will start at 10 o'clock and end at in the afternoon. The public is invited to patronize the sale because of the fact that the money received will be turned over to the maker of each article. | The goods to be sold will consist of rugs. baskets. foot stools, aprons | towels, washcloths, leather belts, I luncheon sets and a variety of other hand work. They were made l in the homes of the blind and not | in an institution.
 Returns From Hospital
 The many friends of Dominick | Municcucci, son of Mir. and Mrs. John Minicucci, of German street, will be pleased to learn he has recovered sufficiently from his re- cent operation for appendicitis at St. Mary's hospital in Waterbury, to return to his home. He is a student at Providence college. in Providence, R. l.. and was a mem- Der of the Frosh football team when stricken. He was exceeding ly popular while a student at Nau- gatuck high.
 Card Party Tomorrow
 The Young Peoples Republican club will stage their second card i! party of the season in Knights of ] Columbus hall tomorrow evening. | The party is being conducted by | the social committee. Playing will | commeneve at 8 o'clock. Popular l games. will be played. Refresh- l ments will be served at the close. | Mrs. James J. Bennett is chair | man of the general committee.
 New Home Formally Opened
 The new home of the St. He'd | wigs Athletic Club in the old | chamber of commerce building off | Bridge street, was formally opened l last evening with 200 being pres ent. State officers were among
 
 ment program, there was dancing. |
 WOman's Club Speaker
 Rock Gardens" will be the sub- ! ject of an adress to be given this | afternoon before the Naugatuck | Woman's club by Frederick Boi5- | sevain, a native of Holland. It is l expected to be quite interesting. There will be a musical program | in conjunction with the meeting of which Mrs. Harold E. Chittenden and Mrs. Willard Bittle will have charge.
 Vets Plan Activities 1
 Preparations for new activities | are being made now by the new- ly-installed officers of Crusader l post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, and of the post auxiliary. These officers were inducted into office Saturday night. Thomas Stammers of Torrlngton, state V. F. w. coni- mander, installed post officers and Mrs. Mary Hunt of Ansonia, coun- ty council president, installed the women officers of the auxiliary
 Men officers installed were: Ed gar Bickford. commander; Felix Nardello, senior vice-commander; De Forest Hart, junior vice com mander; John Magone, chaplain; Ernest Baudreau, quarter master; Wendell Witalis, officer of the day; Fred Suter, post judge advocate: Wake Mariano, county council del- |egate; Fred Sutor, alternate: Frank Waterhouse, alternate for one year.
 Oficers of the auxiliary installed were: Mrs. E. J. Reilly, president; Mrs. Edgar Bickford. senior vice president: Mrs. Jake Mariano, junior vice president: Miss Made line Mariano. secretary: Mrs. Fred Schilby, chaplain; Mrs. Edna Gladding, patriotic instructor; Mrs. John Donlan, conductress; Mrs. Carl olson. guard; Miss Angelire Mariana. Miss Rose Mariana. Mrs. James Morrissey. Mrs. Harold Lewis, color guards.h Mrs. Ann Weaving and Miss A. Mariana were named trustees. Mrs. Helen Donian, retiring pres- ident, was awarded a past presi- dents pin. The retiring and new presidents each got beautiful bou- quets.
 Full committees of the post will be named next Friday night. Chair
 man of the various committees follow: Fred Burke, naturalization Nr, Awy faat