The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-27
Man Found Dead h
 Bed At Lake Shack
Patsy SarnO's Death Attrlbuted to Acute Alcoholism;
 Center School Pupils Present Original Play

Correspondent. AIsA Claude v. Baagsr-Tsi S-sses

As the result of . drinking spree, e man, Patsy sarno was found dead in bed In Q shack At Hitchcock lake, Sunday morning. The man was eFIi- ployed as s hand man by Rocco blorlo, who hes e large cottage At the lake. The body was found In tho small cottage of Charles Rose, where 1t is reported the men have been on a spree since last Tuesday. At the red,lest of neighbcrs who have coin- plained of former drinking bouts being held ct the shack, which ls lo- cated on Central avenue, Officer Raymond Leayenworth went to tho place at i0:e0 yesterday morning and found aarno dead la bed. Medical Examiner pr. Irving Platt, pro" nolnced death due to acute Rlcohol- ism, The body was removed 70 the undertaking roomSof Rayrnond sny- der in Waterbury, but was lates taK- on to the funeral homo of NicholaS A, Malorano, who will have charge of the funeral. The deceased was ~ years of age, Ho was born in Italy and has been In this country about 24 years, Nineteen of these years were spent in Springfield, Mass, ana the past five years in Waterbury ana vicinity. He leaves his parents n italy, Q wife, Carmela, two sons, Dominic and Salvatore, two daugh" terS, Anna and Mafalda h Spring fioid. Ne lS also survived by four brothers, The funeral will Dc held In Springfield, Wednesday morning, with interment h St. MichaePs eein" etery In that city,
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 AS closing exercises at the Center School, WednesdAy afternoon, tho pupils presented an original play, 'fMra, Very Kinds ChrlstmaS Party" The character Of Mrs. Very Kind was acted by Frances Latina. Her son, MT. Very Kind, who digtributea gifts and candy to tho children wAS Theodore Atwood. Tho program AMo Included two original songs. one written by oil the pupils was sung by the entire school. Another com" posed by pupils Of the ], 9,3 grades was sung by the members of those grades, Miss Helen MraE, teacher of the school was pianist
 MT, and Mrs, Charles Carmen gave "A ChrlstmaS party for theiE grand' daughter Doris Hackensol, at the!r home on tho Country club road Christmas eve. Santa came with gifw for oil the guests. Those present were MT. and Mrs. Victor befgroh and son, Kenneth, MT. and MrS. WI: liam Kelly and sons, Robert and Earl, Miss Nina Burns, oil of wa terbury; Mrs. Doris Hackonsoil, 9hiF- ley Hackenson and MT. and MFs' Carmen,
 There were many family reunions and Christmas partiS hela ID town during the chrlstmaS holidays Mi and Mrs, Maurice 6oods0n had Wth them their children and families, MT and Mrs, Albert Miller and daugh' ter, Ethel, Mir. and Mrs. Alfred Qood' son, n student at Northwestern iini" yerslty at Boston and the MiSSeS Nancy and Rosemary ooodson'
 Mir, and Mrs, Charles Tyrrell on. tertained their daughters and fain- lies, MT. and Mrs. William klitka, MT, and Mrs. William Dunischott and daughter. Jaequellne, also Miss Ce' lia Btainatelon, Rona Stamatelon, Joseph II. Emmons and John ses' gin. ri
 At the homo Of Mir. and Mrs. Ray- mond Leavenwofth there were MF, and Mrs. Irving Daniels. MT. ena Mrs. Edgar Daniels and son Kenneth, Mrs Edna gamper of Waterbury, Mrs William Hill, NaugatEck; MT. and Mrs, Fred Atwater, Misses Virginia and June Atwatr, Wright Atwatef, Robert Shepherd, for Gouthingtor Miss Huidur Dricksoii, Seldefi ana Leon Daniels and MT. and Mrs' LeaV- eHworth.
 The family group entertaind by Mr. and Mrs. Charles MyngheeF weye MT, and Mrs. c. v. Badger. Mrs Effle Bennett, Mrs. Mildred Neinetn, Vjoyd Byngheer, JAn MyngheeF, Ann Myngheer and Dennis Mccarthy.
 Ms. and Mrs. John KirsehbAufi had with them over the Chgi1tinas hoiiadys, tileir daughter Miss Helen Kirschbauni, fl student nurse At tlie Greenwich hospital and Mrs, D. Ms' Aiiister Of Greenwich,
 MT, and Mrs. Charles q. RogeFs had with them oii ChristmaS gay. their children and families, MT. ena Mrs. Evander Roots and daugntef, onAs Tn Skating \