The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-26
U. Rubber Plant To
 Close Until July IS
Shutdown Effective Starting Friday Talbot Testi.
 mOniaI Dinner Committee Meets Friday
NAUcATUCK

, earnest plea to Naugatuclxlans to contribute something to the cam paisn. Joseph San Angelo, presi- dent of the society, resigned and Morris Payne has been named president. Mir. Nardello said that because of the discouraging pro- gress, some of the workers have quit, but the campaign will con- tinue however, he says.
 An interesting talking picture, "The Road Ahead" was shown at the meeting of the Naugatuck Rot ary club this noon at Halls tav- ern. It marked the final appear ance of Atty. Joseph D. Talbot as president of the club. Clarence Jones, new president, will take over MT. Talbot's duties next week. He is expected to return from Mexico soon. He has attended the Inter- national Rotary convention there.
 Prominent Resident Dies
 The funeral of Archibald Ham, ilton Eagan of 192 Meadow street, well known Naugatuck resident who died at his home Tuesday af. ternocn, will be held Friday .after- noon at 2 o'clock from the Metho- dist Episcopal church. Rev. John Emerson Better, pastor, will off, ciate at the church services. Bur- ial will be in Hillside cemetery.
 MT. Eagan had been Yin poor health for several years. He was a native of Frome, ontario. Canada, and resided in Naugatuck ~ years. He was a past noble grand of Centennial lodge, Independent Order of odd Fellows and was Q member of Magnolia encampment. He was president of the building association of the Odd Fellows. He had been prominent in this society for many years.
 His wife, Mrs. Carrie Lines Ea- gan, and sister, Mrs. Henrietta Walker, of Flint, Michigan sur. vive. Friends may call at the AL derson funeral home, 201 Meadow street. Thursday afternoon and evening.
 A meeting of Laurel Temple, Ply. thian Sisters willSbe held tomorrow night at 8 o'clock in Pythian hall.
 Charges File Up
 Charges of theft against Peter Arnold and Louis Marki of Pond Hill continued to pile up today. Yesterday afternoon Ford road ster stolen in~ Bethel In 1y34 and flashlights, many auto accessories, such as tires, auto blocks, etc, and several boxes of tols, such as saws, wrencheos, etc., were found by Patrolman Timothy Reardon and State Troopers John Burke and Varelli of the Ridgefield barra cks. The car and auto accessories were found in q garage at the home of Arnold and the tools were found in waist-deep grass about quarter of mile away.
 when two motorcycles allegediy stolen in Washington, Conn.,, In April were found on their premises, an dtools said to have been taken from q house under construction on the East Waterbury road were also found and Identified by their owners.
 It is not believed all the tools found yesterday came from the East Waterbury road home. Police believe these show that syste- matic robberies have been made. There was an astonishing number of auto accessories discovered.
 Arnold and Marki were taken yesterday to Washington to await trial for the theft of tho motor. cycles after which they will face theft charges here. Investigators yesterday saw a pair of old license plates high up in the garage. and chacked with officials, found they belonged to an auto stolen in Bris. tol in 1884. .s....
 They realized then the car which had different license plates was the stolen one. Police say Arnold had been operating 1t for some time. It Is possible further Investigation of the vicinity of the home may be made by authorities today.
 Election of officers of Natatuc tribe, No. 25, Improved Order of Red Men, will take place Thursday night at the meeting of the society in their rooms on Maple street. This society holds an election every six months. Kenneth Rapieff Is sachem of the organization now.
 It is expected installation of officers will be held about the mid- dle of July. ' S
 Mrs. Mary Bailey has returned to her home on Oak street from q trip to Maine.
 Funeral of John Wargo
 The funeral of, John Wargo whose death occurred Saturday was held this morning at S:30 from the Mccarthy funeral home, 21 Cedar street to St. Francis church at 9 o'clock where a re. quiem mass was celebrated. Burial was in st. James cemetery.
 Members of the class of 1882 of the Naugatuck high school will plan a class reunion at a meeting to be held Friday night at s o'clock at the high school. If, enough members attend and sufficient in- terest is shown to warrant holding the reunion, committees will be appointed and plans will move for ward. Birger Johnson will preside
 
 NInTTFSE