The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-13

SIdnI tEOuUlSs "A snort C1rCulL SCI fire to the auto owned by Police. man Raymond Carlson at about p. m. It was parked on South Water street. Virtually no damage was done.
 Later a pole owned by the Con- necticut Light and Power company beyond the Elm street extension property in that section known as "Miser's Lot" caught fire but was extinguished. Still later the firemen were summoned to extinguish g gras fire near Hop Brook school The final blaze occurred at 11:2C at the May street dump. It was put out quickly.
 Rummage Sale Tomorrow
 A rummage sale will be held to- morrow in the Rubin building by the Naugatuck Woman's club. Pub lie patronage is invited. The com mittee in charge consists of Mrs. Norris M. Follett, chairman; Mrs. Donald G. McCollum, Mrs. Will liam Laube, Jr., Mrs. w. Glenn Kirby.
 Members of the Eagles wishing to obtain tickets for the annual Christmas party to be held by the Eagles here Dec. 23 should call at the Eagles hall on South Main street between Monday. Dec. IF and Friday, Dec. 21. The tickets will be distributed between the hours of : and 9 on those nights. No chll- dren will be given tickets at the hall. The members must get the ducats and then pass them out. Preparations for the annual affair are now we'll underway and Santa Claus has promised to be on hand. Alev Mccarthy heads the commit tee in charge.
 Briefs
 A daughter was born yesterday to MT. and Mrs. John Maroney of May avenue at St. Mary's hospital.
 Christmas Party Planned
 Plans for a Christmas party for local children to take place next Monday under the auspices of the Woman's club have been completed. Miss Agnes Walsh Is chairman of the committee in hand to give presents and furnish the fun. There will be group sing ing and refreshments will be served.
 Funeral of Mir Spaghetti.
 The funeral of Angelo Spaghetti of Beacon Falls, who died Tuesday was held this morning at S:30 from his late home on Main street and at o'clock at St Michaels church, where Rev Henry Coleman cele- brated requiem mass. Burial was In St James cemetery. Rev Cole man also read the prayers at the grave. The pail hearers were: AL bert Zollo, Luigi Cretelle, Felice Esposito, Anthony De Vechic, Deminic Cataldi and Pasqualc Mennillo.
 No Court Today.
 No session of the borough court was held today for the fourth con- secutive day. No arrests were made.
 Clambake Committee to Meet.
 Although the snow was falling and everything was typical of win ter, announcement was made today that the clambake committee of the democratic party will meet in the Town Hall tonight at o'clock to make a report on the bake held last summer by the party. The ticket committee consisting of James Fitzergerald, Milron Calvin and James Brophy, who acted as treasurer will report to the full committee on the sale of tickets.
 The main committee is expected to vote to turn the proceeds of the affair over to the town committee.
 Killed By Auto.
 The third fatality within two here occurred last night when Bruno Boettger, 33, of New Haven road was hit by an auto driven by Kenneth Minnix of S2 Jones Hill road, West Haven. Mir Boettger died at the Waterbury hospital at II o'clock last night.
 Death was due to a fracture at he base of the skull and a brain injury, according to Medical Exam Iner Edward H. Kirschbaum of Mir Bruno was walking llong the New Haven road on his way home, according to testimony given to Coroner John T. Monzani who investigated. He was hit at hat time. He is said to have been ,n the right hand side of the road by witnesses questioned by Ser ,eant. Anthony Malone and Police nan Raymond Carlson. The accid- ant occurred near the Osborn property.
 The coroner released Minnix ifter an injury was conducted at he local police station. Former William Noble and Fred rrestrail took Boettger to the hos oital after he had been taken 10 he office of Dr William B. Hill ,n Meadow street, Naugatuck and .reated.
 MT Boettger was an employe of he Lewis Engineering company. On Armistice day. Nov II. a child was killed near St James ceme- cry when hit by an auto driven ,y a New York policeman. Last Sunday Henry Walthars of Bing- nam street plunged to his death rom the fourth story of the house n which he resided. No finding in siter of these cases has yet been returned by Coroner Monzani who investigated. MT Boettger leaves a wife. Dor ,thy, and two children. a three year old girl born in Naugatuck. md a boy, about five years old, porn in TIoboken. N. J. The de- ceased was born in Germany and .ame to the United States about IF years ago. He worked in Hoboken 'or some time and came to Nauga- tuck in 1929. He was a mechanic. athe specialist and assistant fore nan sat the Lewis Company. He vas well liked. He leaves a broth- sr and sister in New York city. He lived near F. Alton Clark's nome on New Haven road.
 The funeral will be held Satur- lay afternoon at 2 o'clock from he home with Rev Harold Lucas ,f Immanuel Lutheran church of- Interment will be in