The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-11

WILS'
 Party Held.
 Member of the garden depart ment of the Naugatuck Women's club held a garden party this af- ternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. John Frederick of High street. There was good attend ance and an enjoyable time was had by those attending. Mrs. Vic- tor Hurt was in charge.
 Talks On Health.
 An interesting talk on health conditions in Naugatuck was giv- en this noon at Halls Tavern at the regular Rotary Club meeting by Michael Kley, director of well fare for the Metropolitan Life In- surance Company. The address was quite informative and MT. Kley was generously applauded.
 Baby Buried.
 Ellen Louise Jenner, week. old daughter of MT. and Mrs Clay ton Jenner of Naugatuck died yes- terday morning at the home of her parents. She leaves besides her parents. two brothers, Edward Will liam and Franklin Harold; four sisters. Florence May, James Louise, Gladys Ruth and Mary Ann. Bur ial was held today in Grove ceme- tery.
 To Plan Tonight.
 Final plans for the clambake to be held Sunday by the Naugatuck Fish and Game club will be made at meeting of the association to- night at o'clock in the borough courtroom. Plans for the hunting season will be discussed and other matters will come before tho members.
 Three Bakes Soon
 Three bakes are planned over the weekend. Saturday members of the local carpenters union and affiliated groups will hold an an- nual clambake at Osborn's glen, Straitsville. Sunday the republican party will hold It's outing at the summer home of Harris Whitte- more, Jr., in Middlebury and Sun day the Naugatuck Fish and Game association will enjoy their annual bal:e at the clubs grounds in Straitsville. On Sunday, Sept. 22. the Naugautck lodge of Elks will hold their annual bake and out ing st Osborn's glen. John Hanley Is chairman of the affair and Clay ton F. Davis, Thomas F. O'Connor and John M. Freeman are assist ing him.
 Returns To Purdue
 Edward Kosowicz of Golden Hill street has returned to Purdue Uni- versity to begin his sophomore year. He Is graduate of the Nau- gatuck high school, class of 1884.
 Visit Here
 MT. and Mrs. Richard Geraci of Brooklyn, N. Y., and MT. and Mrs. Samuel Cammaleri also of Brook lyn have returned home after spending week visiting MT. and Mrs. Samuel Tummarello and MT. and Mrs. Andrew Sirica here.
 Prepare for Meet
 Local firemen are making final preparations for the attendance at the Seymour tercentenary celebra- ton which will climax Saturday In a big parade. A number of mem- bers are planning to go but they will make the trip in private autos.
 They plan to leave about noon time on Saturday or shortly after. The local hose-laying team will try to win the award for the fastest combine and the firemen expect Il thoroughly good time.
 Open on 22nd
 The Rev. MT. Lewis announces that the Sunday school of St. Michaers parish will open on the 22nd. This Is not so much because of the quarantine which has been taking place in Naugatuck, as that 1t allows the families of the chill dren of the Sunday school to set- tie down for the fall. Any children. who are not attached to another Sunday scchool, will be welcome at this time.
 Dr. and Mrs. Marvin T. Richard son and children and Mrs. Joseph Harlor. all of Livingstone. N. J., were visitors here Sunday. Mr. a- VI miS. lNACHdAuSOH dHu AdHHAly have returned home. but Mrs. Har- lro remained to visit relatives.
 William Leary will leave tomor- row for St. Thomas Seminary, Bloomfield. where he will be pre-. feet. He will be ordained Roman Catholic priest next May. He has been visiting his mother, Mrs. Nell lie Leary of Russell street. during the summer.
 Mir. and Mrs. Stephen Sitar of Church street have returned from a weeks trip to Canada.
 Erwin Grant of Olive street, we'll known local young man. will leave Sunday, for Fordham university where he will begin course of study there. He is a graduate of the Naugatuck high school and Is a member of the Killers basketball team. He has been ping pong champion of the Nauautck YMCA for the past three years. He plans to try out for the freshman bes- ketball team at Fordham this year.
 Committees Named
 Various committees to have charge of observance of Columbus day, Oct. 12 here were appointed at a meeting of Ojeda council. Knights of Columbus last night. Grand Knight Henry Daly presided and preliminary plans for the event were made.
 Warden Tauds Mariana
 The work of Rocco Mariana, newly appointed full-time assessor was praised today by Warden John J. Sheridan. The warden said MT. Mariana has quickly learned the duties of his new office and is doing a fine job.
 He has been very courteous to persons bringing to him problems in connection with the valuation of their properties and has shown the same brand of efficiency he displayed when a member, of the haaca of raIief fhe Wa ardAu atated