The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-20
TORRINGTON Correspondent: Thomas Car" Phone Torrington 644o
MILES W. DIANE
 WELL KNOWN HERE
Spanish War Vets State Commander Dies--Mili-
 tary Funeral Saturday

Military honors will be accoroeo Miles watson Deane, 60, formerly of Torrington, state commander or inc Spanish War Veterans, at the funeral tomorrow afternoon. ServiceS will be held at St. Johns EplSco- nei church, Waterbury at p. m' with Rev. John N. Lewis and Rev. samuel A. Budde officiating. Burlai wiIl be in old Pine Grove cemetery, Waterbury. The body is now at tne Alderson funeral home, 70 Central avenue, Waterbury. where 1rienos may call this evening from ' to s'
 MT. Deane served as nugier III tho Third Connecticut Infantry during the Spanish American war. He was one of the organizers ana the first commander of W. s. Steele capnp. U.S.W.V. He had long been active in the state department or the order and was Q trustee or tne General Pershing fund raiseo among Spanish war veterans during the World war.
 He was @ native of New Hartford but spent @ greater portion of ms life in Torrington, Winsted ana Li:chfield, being employed on vari- ous newspapers. He had lived Tn Waterbury for the past l8 years ana had been emplyed as superintendent of the American Brass printing de- partment there for IT years.
 Mir. Deane was member of Lip- ertv lodge. A.F,A.M., Eureka chap ter. RAM, Waterbury council R. Ss SIM, Zindah Grotto, Naomi chap ter, O..s., White Shrine of Jerusa. lem and Evergreen court, Oored oi Amaranth, all of Waterbury, ana Ridgely lodge and White Oak en- encampment, LOOP. of Torrington. Emerson H. Liscum camp, U.S.W. V.. conducted the ritual of the order at the funeral home last evening, Rev. Thomas Leroy Crosby ofiiciat- ing, The camp will also attend the funeral tomorrow.
 May Form Junior Circle
 Unity council, K. of O., IS con- sidering the organization of . junior circle which will be a branch of the junior organization called the Columbian Squires.
 At e special session held We'd nesday night, attended by 76, a lecture on "Boyology" was given by John F. Robinson of Waterbury district deputy. who is in charge of boys work in the organization.
 Caps For Local Girls
 Miss Regina McGowen of Alvord street and Miss Margaret M. kittle of High street were among those who received their caps and gowns at St. Joseph's college, West Hart ford, Wednesday. Mrs. Joseph Mc- 0owan, Mrs. Joseph Gilson, Miss Margaret E. Cooke attended the ceremonies.
 Hoi;ored at Stag Party
 4 stag party was tendered MOTHS SeiRel at Litchfield Hills inn We'd nesday evening. The committee in charge presented MT. seigel with Q beautiful gift. A full course steak dinner was served, following which a program of entertainment was presented. MT. Seigel Is to be mar ried Sunday to Miss Selma Schnier
 To Attend Breakfast
 About 60 Girl Scouts are plan ming to attend the communion breakfast to be held at St. Francis Community house Sunday morning following the 8 o'clock mass. Mrs R, W. Bartlett and Mrs. W. A. Glee- son will be in charge of the break fast. which is an annual event.
 Briefs
 City Clerk Anthony W. Telesca is c patient at the Veternas' hos pital in Newington.
 The Exchange club has appointed committees to complete prepara- tions for opening a toy shop again this year. Keen interest is already evident to make the toy shop fill its usual service of supplying Christ mas joy to the needy children of the city.
 An application for a marriage h- cense has been filed with the town clerk by Theodore J. Levesque, Wa terbury and Margaret E. Burnell, 42 workman avenue.
 The funeral of Mrs. Carrie Jane Matthews. 0e. who died at the home Of her son, Edwin. 3i0 North Elm street, was held from the home of her other son. Oscar. in Morrisville. vt, this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Bur- lal was in Ellenburg Center ceme- tery.