The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-25

was Q resident of Naugatuck for 50 years, having been born in Sweden.
 She was a parishioner of the Salem Lutheran church and was 0 member of the Ladies Aid society Of that church. She leaves besides her husband, four daughters, Edith, Cora, Nina and Mrs. Walter I. Baker; four sons, Oscar, Ragnar and Richard, all of Naugatuck, and Bertel of Waterbury; one brother, John, of Sweden, and one sister, Marie Johnson of Naugatuck; and three grandchildren.
 Ambulance Busy
 Patrolman Timothy Reardon of the local police force has been quite busy lately driving to the hospitals in Waterbury local residents in the community ambulance. He took three up Monday and one yesterday
 The ambulance has already al- most paid for itself as far as serv- ice to local residents is concerned.
 Union Service
 A Union service will be held to- morrow morning at St. Michaels Episcopal church. Episcopalians, Congregationalists and Methodists will join in the service. Rev. Edward Hance of the Congregational church will preach the sermon and Rev. Wayne White, Methodist Episcopal church minister, will assist him.
 Get Applications
 A number of local workers have received from the postal department employees social security applica ton blanks to be filled out. They must be returned to the postmaster by December 6. There are still some em- ployers who have not returned the employers blanks sent them lest week. These should have been re- turned by last Saturday.
 Funeral of Mds. Clark
 The funeral of Mrs. Bessie S Clark, wife of r. Alton Clark oi New Haven road, who died yester. day at St. Mary's hospital, will be held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Congregational church Rev. Edward R. Hance, pastor, will officiate. Burial will be in Grove cemetery. Friends may call at the Anderson funeral home, POI Meadow street tomorrow night from 2 to 0
 Friends of Mrs. Clark were shocked to hear of her sudden pass. ing. She was @ woman of splendit character and admired and respect. ed by all who knew her.
 Dramatic Season Underway The local dramatic season ap, pears to be well underway now. Fri day and Saturday the odd Fellow dramatic club presented an enter talning show and members of tn, Methodist Episcopal church drama. tic club are planning a play for nex month.
 Yesterday 1t was announced th, Valley Players, well known for theil excellent productions here, will pre-. sent a three act comedy, Mary. Anke" in the Gem theater Thurs. day, December 1T, under the aus. pices of Naugatuck post, American Legion. The cast has been selected and rehearsals are being held. The show ha da long run on Broadway and Is expected to provide mucf amusement to those who see 1t Francis J. o'Connor vii idirect 1t
 To Garry On Duties
 The following slate of officers will carry on the work of the auxili. ary of Crusader Post, Veterans oi Foreign Wars, Mrs. Jake Mariana president; Mrs. Rose Amato, seni0, vice president; Mrs. Edna Gladding junior vice president; Mrs. Haze Bickford, secretary; Mrs. Mabe Burke, treasurer; Madeline Mariana conductress; Mrs. Victor Le Moine patriotic instructor; Mrs. Edwart Schielke, chaplain; Miss Angelint Mariana, Mrs. Arthur Holm. Mrs Hattie Perkins, Mrs. Edward Par. kinson, color bearers; Mrs. Carl Ol. son, guard. They were installed Saturday,