The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-03

street to St. Francis church at g o'clock, where a solemn requiem high mass will be celebrated. Bur ial will be in St. Francs cemetery. Mrs. Stewart died early Sunday morning at the St. Mary's hospital where she had been taken last Tuesday after having broken her hip in a fall. For time she showed slight improvement but later weak ened quickly. She was a resident of Naugatuck for more than 70 years, having been born in Ireland. She was a devouft member of St. Francis church and a woman of high character. She was S3 years old and her intellect remained keen to the end. She is survived only by her ne- phew with whom she has resided for many years, Charles J. Baxter, of Frederick street. The Mccarthy funeral home will be open this af- ternoon and evening. An enjoyable time is expected to- night when members of the Nauga- tuck Valley Players society will hold a hot dog roast in back of the home of Miss Violet ,Raytkwich of Millville avenue.
 Will Make Reports Reports for the year will be made Thursday afternoon when the annual session of Sarah Rogers chapter, Daughters of the Ameri- can Revolution, will be held at Old Hundred inn, Southbury.
 Mrs. David I. Bluestone, regent for the past two years, is not seek ing the position again. The society will elect officers for the new year. Local friends of Lieutenant James L. Dalton of the United States army, former Naugatuck res- ident had the opportunity to greet him over the weekend. He is vis- iting relatives in the borough for a few days. Lieut.. Dalton has fully recovered from injuries received in 1894 when he was thrown from a horse to prevent collision with spectators in a polo match. He had been confined for many months in the Walter Reed hospital, Wash ington, D. c.
 On DayngnC 11me With passage of bill making daylight savings time legal in Con- necticut, the Naugatuck town clock has been shifted to daylight saving time.
 Victor N. Peterson of Woodlawn avenue and Harold Perry of City Hill street, Union City, have left for Nova Scotia, Canada, where they
 will spend several weeks. MT. Pet
 erson is office manager of the Gen.
 tral office here of the U. s. Rubber
 company. MT. Perry is head of the
 Perry Press.
 | Will Take Time Many persons are now wondering | just who will be appointed prose- cutor of the borough court. The newly-appointed judge, Joseph E. Talbot, is to make this appointment before July l. Atty. Talbot, who will assume office on July l, today indicated he will be in no hurry to make the appointment.
 Some believe Atty. Martin Caine who now holds the position, will be reappointed. However, he Is a QSHlOCEdl, anu III NlCW VI ISPobh- can control of the house and senate in the state legislature it is possible it will be demanded here that re- publican be named. But undoubt-, edly John Sutherland. republican clerk of the court, will be reap point and if republican were named as prosecuting attorney, it would give three-to-one setup on borough court jobs, that is mem- bers of the g. O. p. would be hold ing down three jobs, judge. court clerk and prosecuting attorney. Ap- pointment of a democrat to the prosecuting attorneys position would make a two and two divi- sion, which would undoubtedly | be fairer setup in view of the fact that Naugatuck has been a demo- cratic town for the past two years. There is a scarcity of republican lawyers here, Atty. James L. Dalton
 being the only one who has been active in politics who would be leading candidate were a republi- can to be chosen as borough at- torney. He has been borough at- torney in other years under repub- lican administrations.
 Late reports however indicate a democratic appointment has been | agreed upon.
 | Newly-elected officers of Nauga- tuck aerie of Eagles owll be in stalled tonight at a meeting at o'clock in the aerie rooms on South Main street. Victor Burkus will be inducted as president, succeeding
 John J. Daly. Special ceremonies will be held.
 Contest Planned Thursday An inter-troop Boy Scout contest
 will be held Thursday evening at
 the Recreation field at 6:30 p. m.
 Some keen competition is expected
 and a largeg number is expected
 to participate. Chief Lyman B.
 Bunnell will be in charge. | Sunday. June 16, will be Chill
 dren's day in the Congregational
 church. Ushers at the church yes-
 terday were Oscar T. Anderson,
 Raymond E. Ericson and John w.
 Van Vlandren.
 The Cub pack of scouts will meet Friday afternoon at 3:30 in the par
 ish house and the Girl Scouts will
 meet at o'clock Friday night. l Fcted By Friends | William J. Baxter of Frederick
 street was the guest of honor at a
 surprise bachelor dinner Saturday
 night at the home of Ralph Per
 kins of Fern street by members of the Meadowbrook card club and the Killers athletic club. MT. Bax-
 ter is to wed Miss Mary H. Nor oney of Manners avenue at g o'clock a week from today in St. l Francis church.
 Refreshments were served, cards
 played and the honor guest pre-
 scented with a handsome gateleg
 table. George Kennedy made the
 presentation speech and acted as
 general master of ceremonies
 Those present included, Paul NJ.
 Hcardsiey. George Kennedy and
 Stuart l.. Anderson. all of Meadow
 street. Christopher Moroney of