The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-20
Dfficials Eulogize
 Timothy J. Garren
sle Town Committeeman Held in High Regard-Dili.
 gent Worker for Democratic Party

WNlnocratic leaders of Waterbury f6 dny Joined in expressing their
 feG upon the death of Town E6NnuitteenaAn Timothy J. Garren which occurred Saturday afternoon ht 1k AGary's hospital after . long Illness. 4 native of Waterbury, MT. 0Infren was in his l4th year. While 1'1 many friends were aware of t1o fact that he was seriously III his Nnnth nevertheless, came as Q dis- il'hct shock to them.
 Wr. 0arren lived at 74 Melrose avenue but the funeral will take n'nco from the Mulville Funeral Home, 2T0 West Main street, to- Nnofrew. morning at S:l6 o'clock. A solemn high mass of requiem will be ctlebrated ct the Church of Sts. Peter and Paul at Q o'clock and bur- inl win be in new St. Josephs cern- etcgy.
 From his early youth MT. Gar ron was kell known and highly res- pacted in Waterbury. In his younger years he was interested in baseball activities and for some time was as- nnoiated with the old Waterbury bAnehall team.
 Theater Employe
 For l2 years Mir. 0arren was eIr1- nloyed as projectionist at the Strand thoater. He was, for some years, an oiilclal of the Waterbury local of moving picture projectionists and 3heater employees, For a time, also, h0 represented the state organiza- ton of theater workers at legisla- tive hearings in Hartford.
 At the time that MT. Garren re- Diied in the first voting district he was 0 member of the democratic town committee from that section of tho city. Later he moved to Mel. rose avenue, in the Fairlawn Manor dintgict. When he first moved there tho section was part of the 17th voting district. When the legislature passed an act cutting the l7th into two districts and creating new district, known as the 18th. Mir. 0ayren became committeeman once more. He represented the 18th district on the democratic town committee for several years past and was responsible for turning the vote away from the republican col. linan and towards the democratic column.
 Chairman Crary
 Town Chairman John II. Crary was sincerely regretful of Commit teeEnan 0arren's death to-day. "ln tho death of MT. Garren the dem- ocratic party loses a hard and re- liable worker. Tn all the time that MT, 0arren was on the committee I can say that he was dependable and performed his duties in such Q way as to leave little or nothing on my shoulders to worry about. Ills passing is indeed regrettable. He was an upright citizen and worthy father. wish to extend my sincere eympathy to his bereaved family"
 Mayor Hayes
 Mayor Frank Hayes also com menting to-day on Mir. Garren's death. declared that his loss to the party was Q sore one. T have wntched MT. 0arren's handling of payty affairs in the 18th district" he said, "and his work was of the highest caliber. am grieved to hear of his death and extend to his family my heartfelt sympathy"
 Survivors
 Mir. 0arren is survived by his widow, Mary 0. tRonaltier) Garren; two daughters, June and Lois; one brother, Michael r. Carroll; and one sister, Mrs. Alex Collins. He was . member of the Waterbury Lodge of Elks. Members of the town com mittee and the Elks will attend the funeral services.