The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-18

of Cliff street, and William Kara ban, son of Mrs. Annie Karaban of Beacon Falls, were awarded degrees at Brown university's 1G7th commencement exercises held at the school in Providence, R. l., yesterday.
 Families of the two young men, both of whom are graduates of Naukatuck high school, and many friends, were in attendance. Pres ident Clarence Barbour, on behalf of the Brown board of fellows presented the diplomas.
 Both young men distinguished themselves at Brown. Dean was outstanding in dramatics and other ex-curricula activities, while Kara ban was fine athlete. He cap tained the football team last sea. son, and played on the basketball team for three years.
 Funeral of Rudolph Miller
 The funeral of Rudolph Miller 45 Aetna street, who died Sunday at the waterbury hospital follow ing an illness of several months was held this afternoon at 2:St o'clock from the Gilnac Funeral home on Meadow street, with Rev H. s. grustat, pastor of the Evan gelical Lutheran church, conduct' ing the services.
 Burial was in Grove cemeterd.
 Graduates With Honurs Miss Elise Bristol. daughter oi Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bristol. Hill. side avenue, was recently awarded q bachelor of arts degree at Vel lesley College, where commence ment exercises were held. The col lese is located in Wellesley, Mass. Miss Bristol was valedlctoriar of the class of 1881, Naugatucl High school. and had the two high est academic honors that could b' awarded Q student at Wellesley she was Durant scholar and member of the Phi Beta Kappa.
 Widely known at school for hei singing ability was Miss Bristol She served as chorister of the choii at Wellesley, and was also q mem ber of the Wellesley Madriga group. newly organized to sinl Eliza bethan songs. She was e commencement ushei last year, and while at school, Mist Bristol majored fin biblical history. Naugatuck Receives Invite The City of Meriden has extend ed to Naugatuckians an invitation to visit the place during the cele. bration of "Old Home Days' which will be held there on July {, $, and 6. The communication, addressed to Warden John J. Sheridan, fol. lows:
 Honorable John J. Sheridan, Warden
 Naugatuck, Connecticut Dear Mr. Sheridan: May I extend to you and the peo. pie of the Borough of Naugatuch an invitation to come to Merider during our "old Home Days" to be held on July {, 5..>and 6 in honor of the Tercentenary of the State of Connecticut.
 Our program. which is scheduled on D. s. T., is listed below: June 30th--Sunday--
 Commemorative services at the
 various churches throughout
 the city, with Union Service in
 the City Hall auditorium in the
 evening.
 July 4th--Thursday--
 Washington Park events all
 morning until i ?. m.
 Parade and exercises starting at
 2 D. m.
 Washington Park concert and
 entertainment from after par
 ade until dark.
 Columbus Park fireworks dis-
 play after dark.
 July 5th--Friday---
 Aviation Meet all day.
 Visiting of historical sites and
 buildings all day.
 Dedication of the Moses An-
 drews Homestead in the after-
 noon. .t
 City Park Association - Block
 Dance and concert at g p. m. July 6th---5aturday--
 American Legion Day - Drum
 Corps Meet.
 "Old Home Day" ball at the
 armory in the evening.
 l r.a A.