The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-30

this work and the town will have to bear some of the expense of this It is expected the pipe will be re- ceived within two weeks and work on the project should start soor thereafter. Sewers on number of streets will be improved.
 A talk by Miss Eunice Avery, cur rent events lecturer, will be- given this afternoon at the Congregation al church parish house at 3:45 This is the third talk by Miss Avery in a seriese sponsored by the Wom- en's Study club and the Parish House association.
 The Young Peoples Fellowship of the Congregational church last night enjoyed a social hour. Young people home from school were guests, and light refreshments were served. A fine time was had. Ush- CTS in the church yesterday morn- ing were Henry T. Harrison, John H. Hurst. George N. French and George M. Sumpf.
 The candlelight organ recital of Christmas music, offered by Lyman B. Bunnell, church organist, yes- terday afternoon, was we'll rendered
 Thursday evening at 7:30, the Boy Scouts will meet in the parish house and ata 2 p. m. Friday night, the girl scouts will convene in the same place. Next Sunday, the Com- munion service will be held.
 New Years Service
 A New Years eve service is plan- ned at the Salem Lutheran church Tuesday night at 11:30 o'clock Rev. William R. Frendberg, pastor will preach. The parishioners will see the new year come in.
 The Luther League will hold a special meeting Friday night at 7:15 and the senior confirmation class will meet Saturday morning at 9:30 with the junior class holding a ses- sion at Il a. m.
 Communion, will be celebrated Wednesday ata g a. m. at St. Mi chaels Episcopal church in ob- servance of the Circumcision of Christ. The annual candlelight service will be held next Sunday evening ata 2 o'clock. Plans for it will be discussed at meeting of the Girls Friendly society tonight at 8. The Dramati club will meet Wednesday night at 8.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Mccarthy ot Boston, Mass, were weekend wis., itors at the home of MT. McCarthy's parents, Mir. and Mrs. Henry Mc- Carthy of Park avenue.
 George Cleary of Rochester, N. Y. and E. Louis Cleary of Bridgeport visited their mother, Mrs. Jenny Cleary of this town over the week. end.
 Peter BernO Passes
 The funeral of Peter Berno, Nau- gatuck resident for 40 years who Spring street, will be held tomorrow died Sunday night at his home, 7t morning at 8:30 from his home te St. Mary's church at o'clock where requiem mass will be celebrated Burial will be in St, James ceme- tery.
 MT. Berno was a native of Lithu- ania and worked for more than 90 years at the local. plant of the East ern Malleable Iron company. He leaves his wife, Anna; one son, Jo- seph; one daughter, Alvana; siz sisters, Mrs. Mary Klukis of Union City and five in Lithuania; and three brothers, Joseph of Waterbury; one in Lithuania, an done in Argentina
 MT. Berno had many friends in Union City and his death caused much regret.
 Naugatuck Elks will hold a double session of sorrow tonight. The ses- sions will be for the late Jeremiah D. Shea and Edward T. Brennan After the session the members will go to MT. Shea's home on Rubber avenue.
 Dangerous Fire Prevented
 Quick work by local firemen last night at 6:30 prevented dangerous fire. A box alarm called them to the big Kazemekas block at the corner of City Hill and North Main streets. They extinguished 8 rubbish box fire before 1t could spread.
 They put out a brush fire Sunday afternoon at Weber's hill. Fire caused considerable damage to an auto on Walnut street at 1 a. m. to- dry. The firemen helped to put 1t out.
 An enjoyable fox hunt was held by