The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-19

REV. JOHN ,. FITZGERALD by the Rev. Charles W. Brashares pastor of the Ann Arbor Methodist Episcopal church. Miss Dorothy Kyser of Marion, Alabama, was maid of honor, and D. L. Cheatum of Ann Arbor, Michigan, was best man.
 About 30 guests attended @ recep- ton in the garden of the Michigan league immediately following the ceremony. The bride and groom were assisted in receiving by rnern- bers of the wedding party and Mrs Brown, mother of the groom. Mrs 0. E. ott and Miss Louise Miske poured.
 The bride wore an afternoon dress of peach-colored chiffon with brown accessories. ,lier shoul- der corsage was of gardenias and Joanna Hill roses. The maid oi honor wore aquamarine chiffon with pink accessories, and Q corsage of pink roses, delphinium and snap- dragons.
 Mrs. Brown, Q graduate of Mid. dlebury college and the School of Library Science of the University of Michigan, is librarian of Rus sell Sage college, Troy, New York MT. Brown is graduate of the University of Minnesota and the Schools of Library Science of the Universities of Minnesota and Michigan. He is Q lrlemper of the staff of the University of Michigan Library.
 MT. and Mrs. Brown left on an unannounced wedding trip. For the remainder of the summer they will be at home, after June 26th, at l436 Washington Heights, Ann Ar- Dor, Michigan. Mrs. Brown will resume her duties at Russell Sage college in September.
 Father Leary Assigned
 Naugatuck residents heard with interest yesterday an appointment of Rev. William J. Leary, son of Mrs. Nellie Leary of Russell street to the Immaculate Conception church in Hartford. Father Leary was ordained last month and this is his first appointment. His many friends here hope for his success in the position.
 Rev. Marion Karwacki, also or- dained recently, was appointed sev- eral weeks ago to Hartford also, but to another church there.
 Local friends of Rev. James Butt Ter, Naugatuck native, were de- lighted to hear of his appointment as pastor of St. Mary's church in Chester. This is his first pastorate. He had been an assistant at the Star of the Sea church in New London.
 Must Be Vacclnated
 Local children entering kindergar- ten and first grades in public and parochial schools here next Septen- Der will have to show certificates showing they have been vaccinated, Supt. II. E. Chittenden has an- nounced. This is now an order of the health officer here and all must comply. It does not apply to tchildren entering grades above the first. After eight years 1t is ex- pected all children in the gram mar schools will have been vaccin- ated.
 Plan Outing
 The annual outing of boot and shoe makers here will be held at Osborne's Glen, August 9, 1t has been announced. James Cullinane heads the committee in charge.
 Outings Next Week
 Members of the manual training class of the Nauagtuck high school will hold an outing at Lake Quas- sapaug next Tuesday under the sup. ervision of F. J. Duff and Gard ner Wood. About 126 are expected to attend.
 Fifty girl members of the art classes in the high school will en- joy an outing at Sandy Beach on Thursday with Mrs. Mary Penrose, art instructor, in charge.
 N. U. s. J. to Meet
 Members of Unit 38 of the Ma. tional Union of Social Justice will meet at their meeting place at Little Italy tonight at 8 o'clock. A radio will be installed 50 that mem- bers can hear an important address by Rev. Charles Coughlin, radio priest who founded the National Union. All members are urged tn attend. Announcement was made today by Timothy Hudner, secretary of the unit.
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 The Misses Mary Hennessey of Lewis street, Dorothy Connolly of Riverside Drive, Mildred and Chris tine Goggin of Meadow street, Ida Schwartz of Melbourn court and Agnes Hamm of George street left today for Momauguin Beach where they will spend the week end.
 Anthony Laguna of North Main street left today to attend the Louis- Schmeling fight in New York. scheduled for tongiht.
 Mrs. John J. Daly of HillElde ave- nue has returned from St. Mary's hospital where she underwent an | hppcnuiA OperALlOu.
 A daughter, Sarah Jane, was born last Saturday to MT. and Mrs. Tim othy Hudner of South Main street at their home. Mrs. Hudner was Miss Nancy Nardello, prior to her marriage. Mother and daughter are doing well.
 Funeral of Mrs. HOadIey
 The funeral of Mrs. Nellie Louise Hoadley who died Wednesday night at he rhome, 55 Cherry street, after Q long illness will be held at 0:O tomorrow morning from the home to St. Francis church at 9 o'clock where a high mass of requiem will be celebrated. Burial will be in St. James cemetery.
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