The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-23
Richard Peck" To
 Carry arty From
 Bridgeport To N. Y.
Group to Leave Naugatuck at S:O5 a. n-Rosser Don- ley Charmah--FOrmaI $ll4,OOO Contract Re-
 ceived By Firm For Quitting CCC Workers
NAUGATUCK
Phone Naugatuck 672-2.

I rush of work in the local plants described as amusing by an of- fical of the company today. This official declared that such contract is merely normal; that the U. s. Rubber Co. has been bid ding on such contracts for years, and if it wasn't for them, business ,, couldn't be continued.
 Cieslewsk1 Meets Cow
 Henry Cieslewski, seeded No. 1 tennis player of this borough, was to meet John Cow this afternoon in the semi-finals of the Water town Lawn tennis club invitation tournament, after defeating j. Fratt, 6-2, 6-2, in the quarter fin ais. The many admirers of the Michigan State Normal alumnus are pulling for him to win, Funeral of MacIntyrc Lilly
 The funeral of MacIntyre Lilly. veteran of many wars who died at him home, 65 Oak street, Tuesday afternoon, was held this afternoon at z o'clock from the Bailey fun eral home on Oak street. Rev. Henry Peck, religious director at .ne congregations church, of- llclated. Full military honors were accorded the late Mir Lilly.
 Tn addition to military honors. Masonic ceremony was exempli- ned by members of the many or ders to which the veteran of three wars belonged.
 Burial was in Grove cemetery. No Court Today
 Crime is evidently one of the 1actors of community life that is missing from Naugatuck, for there were no cases requiring the atten- ton of Judge Claremont I. Tolles on the docket of the borouguh court today
 Bremen To Meet
 u Members of the Naugatuck Hose Hook and Ladder Co.,, will meet tonight at o'clock in the Maple street hose house, to take action on an invitation to attend the street parade to be held in Glas- tonbury on Saturday, Sept. 15. Chief Milton Calvin requests that all members attend the conclave.
 Republicans Meet 2Sth
 Caucuses of the republican party will be held next Tuesday, the 2Sth 1t has been announced, and the town convention will be held on the same evening. It had previ- ously been announced that the eau cuses and town meeting would be held last Tuesday, but this was due to some error in the giving out of the date.
 In the first ward, the cause will be held in the borough court room while in the second ward the gathering will be held in the for. mer rooms of Naugatuck post American Legion, and in the third ward. the focal point will be thu Polish American Political club formerly the Union City fire house All three caucuses will be helC at 7:30 o'clock, and the town con. vention will be held in the borough court room at o'clock.
 Society Chatter
 A son was born to MT and Mrs Joseph Krentzman of German street last Sunday at St Mary's hos pital in Waterbury. Mother and child are reported to be resting comfortably.
 Mir and Mrs Edward Hogan of New York city are visiting friends in the borough. MT Hogan is a for mer resident.
 Thomas Tookey of Rubber ave- nue was a recent visitor in Tor rington.
 Sachem Raymond Grant vii pre- side at the meeting of Natatuc tribe of Red Men scheduled for s o'clock tomorrow evening in odd Fellows hall.
 William Fellows of North Main street was a recent visitor at Mil ford beach, as was also Raymond Giggin of Lines Hill street.
 Raymond Dinkle of Fern street and William Mag of High stret have returned from a two weeks vacation spent in Bridgeport.'
 Fred Schumacher of May stre, has returned to his home after vis- iting friends in Danbury for the past week.
 Richard Kiely of Galpin street and Percy Maxwell of Pond street were recent visitors in New York city.
 Michael Sugrue of Ward street mail carrier, Is enjoying his an nual vacation.
 Torsten Lagergren of Olive street was a recent visitor in Derby.
 Jacob Fox of Brennan street re- gently visited at Milford beach.
 Mir and Mrs H. Gibian, Mrs w Steckline and son, Robert, Mrs E Gibian and son Edward, all of New York city and MT and Mrs S. Der shwitz of Brooklyn, N. Y., are the buests of MT and Mrs Rosso Maria no of High street.
 John Simmons, Morris Harding and son Elmer, and Frank O'Don nell all of the borough, were in party that enjoyed deep sea fishing off New London recently.
 Miss Minnie Ahern of Nortf Main street is spending a few day in New York city.
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