The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-10
Fairfield Brothers
Penalized For Part
In Union City Scrap
Three Others Granted Discharges By Judge Talbot;
Waterbury TruCkmen, Charged With Assault, Given
COntnuances- Democrats Outing Successful
NAuCATUCK

over BY Warden John J. Sheridan.

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Funeral Of Miss Jennie Foster
The funeral Of Miss Jennie Louise
Foster, u, who died suddenly Friday
night at her home, II Carroll Court,
was held this afternoon ct 3 o'clock
from the Anderson funeral home, 20i
Meadow street, with Rev. II. A.
Peck, Of the New Hartford Congre-
gational Church, officiating. Burial
was In Hillside cemetery.
Allen Rites Held
The funeral OF George Allen, 81,
of 42O North Main street, who died
early Friday, waS held this after
noon at 2:30 o'clock from his home
TO 81. Mlchael's Episcopal Church,
where services were conducted at 3
O'Clock. Rev. Robert v. K. Harris,
acting rector, officiated. Burial was
In Grove cemetery.
Clambake Planned
The committee in charge Of the
annual ciambake Of the Naugatuck
Hose, Hook a. Ladder 90. No. /,
will make preliminary plans at q
meeting tonight at 9 o'clock In the
fire house. The event will be held
at Oshorn's Glen the date and 9TH
er arrangements 10 be set tonight
Edward Wilcox heads the committee
and his assistants are Luke Coinis-
key, Maurice ecanlon, Nordhill
Nauges and Sydney Bayliss.
Minor Fire Yesterday
Firemen were called by an alarm
from box 90 yesterday noon to
Grown street, where q fire had oc-
CURED In the roof OF O house oc-
cupied by Joseph Sterniak and
owned by the Union City Coal Co,
The blaze was extinguished In quick
time, little damage being done. Ac-
cording TO Fire Marshal Michael r.
Shea the fire occurred when some
one from an adjoining vefanda
threw q lighted cigarette onto the
roof.
Miss F0rde breaches
Miss Eleanor Forde, Of Hillside
avenue, leader In the international
oxford Group movement, preached
the sermon at the II O. NJ. service
In the Methodist Episcopal church
yesterday. The service was con-
Quoted by Miss Forde, with the as
sistanco OF other members Of the
oxford Group, and II marked the
first time that group members had
presided over worship In O locaI
church. Rev. Wayne White, pastor
Ia on his annual vacation.
Fr. GaiHney Testimonial
A testimonial collection for Rev
Edwin j. 0affney, former curato al
81. Francis church and now pastor
OF 81. Donates church, New Haven
Will be taken up IN the local church
next Sunday. Father Qatfney made
many friends and acquaintance
during his two-year stay here an6
indications are thousands will par
ticipate In tho plan 10 present him
worthwhile gift.
q. O. r. Club Meets
The newly.formed NaugAtuck Re-
publican Women's club will meet to-
night at Q o'clock In the once oil
DR.. II. II. 0orton, town committee
chairman. Plans for activity In the
fall election will be made, and re-
ports submitted. Mrs. Edgar Cos
settle, president, will preside.
Legion 20 Nominate
Ofiicors for the ensuing year will
DO nominated ct the flrst September
meeting OF Naugatuck post, Amer
lean Legion. Second nominations
and election will take place two
weeks later, and at the first Oc-
tober session installations Will be
held. Edward Gerber has been post
commander for the past year.
Dramatic Club Meets
Plans for the annual outing OF
the 81. Mary's Dramatic club Will
DO made at q regular meeting to-
morrow night IN the parish hall at
TO attend.
Q o'clock. Officers urge all members
Gard Party Tonight
A blngo and card party will be
hold tonight IN 81, CeceliaB hall
by the st. Cecelia's T. A. b. society
Prizes will be awarded and refresh-
ments served.
~ AbtGUU NUUVuubVu
Timothy Reardon, Raymond Carl
son and George Kogut will repre-
sent the Naugatuck police depart
ment at the annual convention Of
the Connecticut's Policcniens AS
ISOLATION In Bridgeport tomorrow
Reardon Is vice.presidcnt OF the
state association.
VIII Discuss ReTnodcIlng
Financial details In connection
with the remodeling Of Salem Luz
theran church will be made at q
meeting OF the building committee
tonight alta Q o'clock. The renova'
lions, thus far made, will be re-
Viewed by the committee.
Auto Hits Pole
Alleging that binding headlights
caused him TO lose control OF the
car, Harold r. Freestrorn, OF loS
johnson street, told local police his
car crashed into q telephone pole
and was considerably damaged last
night. He was treated for minor
head injuries.