The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-19
Stanley Tarnowski,
 High School Pupil,
 III Only One Week
Funeral to Be Held Saturday Morning Pumps in Great Demand This Morning - 25O Attend Legion
 Anniversary PrOgram..Finance Meeting Tonight
NAUCATUCK
AN<AOO<1 OSAN Wm. j. Barter. Congratulations Naugatuck 672-2

Naugatuck, March l0--Stanley Tarnowski, l6, son of Mir. and Mrs. Michael Tarnowski of 1858 Cherry street died this morning at St. Mary's hospital after a weeks ill., ness. He was the fourth victim of pneumonia here within less than Q week.
 He was born in Naugatuck and had resided here all his life. He was in his freshman year at the high school and was quite popular with his fellow students. He had been operated on recently at the hospital in an effort to check the disease but all efforts proved futile.
 He leaves his parents, three sis- ters, Mrs. Edward Lewonski, Henel and Anna Tarnowski, all of Nauga- tuck. His father is very well known here, being proprietor of a meat and grocery store on Cherry street.
 The funeral will be held Saturday morning at 9:30 from his home to St. Hedwig's church at 10 o'clock where a mass of requiem will be celebrated. Burial will be in St. James cemetery.
 Deaths of Mrs. Frank Shea and Mrs. Alec Schmitz, Saturday and of Miss Rose McKiernan Tuesday were all caused by pneumonia.
 Outside Roads Damaged
 With the Naugatuck river falling this morning, apprehension over a possible repetition of last weeks flood here had vanished. The river started to drop about o'clock yes- terday afternoon, after Q steady rise during the day.
 It was at It's peak yesterday still several feet from the high mark set last week, but if 1t had continued rising 1t would have undoubtedly done more damage to cellars on South Main street.
 Considerable damage was report- cd by the street department this morning. The rains yesterday de- stroyed much Of the repair work on roads in the outside district dogae since last week.
 There were today many washouts fin these roads and more expenditure was added to the street department budget already well in the rcd. Many cellars were again flooded here ycS' tcrday but the waters did not rise as high in them a8 before. How ever, pufnps were much in demand this morning.
 Legion Enjoy Time
 The celebration of the 17th an- nlversary of the founding of Nauga- tuck post, American Legion, last night in Pythian hall was one of the most enjoyable times ever held by the local post. About 260 per- sons were present, tho hall being filled.
 A splendid entertainment program was offered by visitors from Water bury. About 76 members of Lord Kitchener post. British War Vet erans of Waterbury were guests and presented part of tho entertainment.
 one of the high spots of the eVe- ming was the Highland Fling, per- formed by little Jean Marshall of Waterbury. This girl attlred in ScOttlbH CObJuIne, WOH LDe nGhTb OI her audience and received much ap- plause.
 Warden John P. Sheridan proved his versatility, giving m appropriate speech Of welcome and then render- cd c solo number. Other entertain- CTS were William Currie of Water bury, Scotch bagpiper, David Car michael, MT. and Mrs. Jack Mar shall and Master Walter Lilliott. The Lord Kitchener post glee club qiiartette, double quarter and solo- 5sts sang several numbers.
 Rainbow Seen
 4 beautiful rainbow was observed here about c o'clock last night when the sun broke through the clouds which had Bhowered rain al day.