The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-07-12

the smoker held by the club sew
eral months ago will be used to de-
fray this expense.
Sentiment for "a picnic or bake
to be held by the club next month
was favorable. Action toward this
will be taken at the August meet
ing of the society. Floyd Rasmus-
sen reported the state fish and
game association bureau has put
in a spawning area for bass on the
eastern side of Lake Quassapaug.
Members of the club will improve
the rifle and trap-shooting ranges
on the night of Friday, July 10.
They had arranged to do this be-
fore but bad weather has prevent
ed it. A report on the pollution
of Cotton Hollow brook was made,
Town Clerk Louis Schiller, Jr. re-
porting the Peter Paul Candy com.
pany had expressed it's willingness
to cooperate in eliminating such
| pollution.
Enjoy Outing
Office workers in town hall had
an enjoyable picnic late yesterday
| afternoon at a nearby lake. About
rs made the trip in private cars
and were delighted to get away
from the heat fthe town.
They enjoyed cool swim and
a delicious lunch, prepared by the
women and girls of the party was
served. Games were played and
! delightful social time followed.
Miss Vera Cummings headed the
committee in charge.
Italian Celebration
Naugatuck Italians today started
the annual celebration of the an
niversary of the feast of Our Lady
of Mount Carmel. The Our Lady
of Mount Carmel society here has
charge of the celebration.
A short street parade tonight at
1880 will formally mark tn estart
of the event, which will continue
| until Saturday night. The march
ers will go to st Francis church,
passing up South Main street and
across Maple to Church street. YES
pers will be solemnized at the
church. A concert on the green
will be given by the Naugatuck
Military band. Prof. George GEN
tile will conduct
Tomorrow morning at 7:35 the
street parade from Colombo hall
in which many attractively attired
boys and girls will march, will
take place.
The paraders will attend SER
vice at st Francis church and and
will return to Little Italy. A pro-
gram will be held Saturday after.
noon at the society's hall at the
climax of the celebration, the fire.
works display will start at 1880
tomorrow night. Hundreds of per-
sons come from nearby towns and
cities to witness this display.
The committee is still meeting
with Indifferent luck in getting
money to defray- the expense.
To Address Scouts
John ]. Daily, city editor Of the
Naugatuck News, will address To-
cal Boy Scouts Sunday night at
their campfire session. Mr.. Daily
who will speak on points of inter-
est in Washington, D. c., where
boree will be held this summer, is
| to be the first of a series of speak
ers. Many subjects will be dis
cussed.
Mr.. DAILY is eminently qualified
| to talk on Washington as he
learned the notable spots thoro-
ughly when attending Catholic uni
versity. there.
Members of the class of 1882,
high school are looking forward
| to Saturday, July 90, when a re-
union will be held in the Pavilion
| Royale at Savin Rock. 1t will eb
in the form of dinner-dance. A
chicken dinner will be served at
IL o'clock. All who intend to go
are urged to call Miss Lucy Pajes-
| XII, popular member of the class,
as soon as possible.
| The members will assemble in
front of the school at $3.50 on the
night of. the reunion. Members hav-
ing room in their autos should be
there since transportation must be
provided for others. Anyone who
can't get a ride is asked to con-
tact Donald Garrick or Donald
| Dalton.
Mrs. Calvin Back
Mrs. Annie B. Calvin, former
democratic town committee chair
! man and prominent locally in poll
tics, has returned home from Phil
adelphia where she underwent an
operation for neuritis. The opera
ton was quite successful and Mrs.
| Calvin feels very we'll. The many
| friends of the Meadow street wo-
man were today .congratulating
4 her on her recovery from her ILL
ness. She is the mother of Fire
lChief Milton Calvin and OF Super
! numary officer Edward Calvin.
Miss Lucy Johnson of May street
has returned from a vacation spent
| in Gardner, Mass. Her brother,
Edward, who resides with her, is
no Z visiting relatives In Gardner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McNamec
| of Prospect street were visitors
yesterday in Milford.
Donald Kaufman and Grin Roll
Ter of South Main street. have re-
turned from Williamsport, Pa,
where they have been mentioning
for sometime.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Shoppe and
family of South Main street have
returned from Williamsport, Pa.
where they spent several days.
That there Is still good trout
/ fishing. around Naugatuck is EVIL
denced by the fact Richard Rap
Jeff. well known local resident,
yesterday returned home with II
speckled beauties, including two
weighing 2 Id pounds each.
Aiarki Is Lucky
Andrew Mark OF Pond Hill was
sentenced to 90 days In New Haven
jail with sentence suspended In
borough court this morning on 4
charge OF breach OF the peace. He
wns fined 81 and costs OF $40 81 on
an intOxicatfon charge, and put un-
der the care Of Probation ofiesr
Mrs. Edna Fehnimnn. Ne Was nf-
! rested yesterday morning BY oliieef