The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-21
Wyatt To Officiate
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 Y Banquet Tonight
New Britain Man Ordered to Quit Town Immediately; k First Ward Democrats Dine Next Wednesday; | Thomas Sweeney Witnesses Coronation
NAUGATUcK
Wm. J. Baxter COrrespOndent-PhOne Naugatuck S5-2

Naugatuck, May 21.-The annual sale of peoples for Disabled War Veterans started today. Sales this morning were reported excellent. The sale is being conducted by the Naugatuck Post, American Legion, and the Crusader Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars.
 Both have tents pitched on the Green as headquarters and repre- Sentatives of each society are lo- cated at advantageous spots. The sale will continue until Memorial day, May 30.
 James Farren is in charge of the Legion poppy sale and Fred Sutor the V. F. w. campaign.
 Banquet Tonight
 About 30 persons are expected to attend the annual sports banquet at the local Y. M. c. A. tonight at o'clock. The toastmaster will be Edgar Wyatt, manager of the Naugatuck volley ball team.
 All who have participated active ly in teams representing the "Y" have been invited. There will be several speakers.
 Sentence Suspended
 Sentence was suspended in the case of George Masterson of 102 Rockwell avenue, New Britain, in borough court today on the condi- tion he leave town immediately. He was arrested last night by Patrol man Richard Ostrom and Walter Lysiewicz on a charge of vagrancy. Lenten Kervin of Milton, Florida, was found not guilty on vagrancy count. He also was arrested last night by the same officers.
 Victory Dinner Wednesday
 The victory dinner of the First | Ward Democratic club will be held Wednesday, not Monday as original ly scheduled. A meeting of the club will be held tonight and fur ther plans for the affair at Sulli- vans Inn, Cotton Hollow, will be made.
 Garden Party Enjoyed A garden and bridge party was held this afternoon at the home of Miss Gertrude B. Whlttemore ill NAiddlebury for the League of Wo- men Voters here. More than 100 attended.
 Witnessed Coronation Parade
 Cards have been received here from Thomas Sweeney of High street, well known local man, who is visiting in England and Ireland. MT. Sweeney reports he witnessed the coronation of King George VI and reports it was very colorful. He plans to visit relatives in Ireland.
 Card Party Monday
 A public card party will be held Monday night in Goodyear hall af- lter the meeting of Ramona council, lDegree of Pocahontas. The business Isesslon will start at o'clock and lis expected to be completed at 8:30 Mrs. Hilda Anderson is chairman of Ethe committee in charge.
 Entertainment Tonight
 A "Variety Night" entertainment will be held tonight by the Young Peoples society of the Immanuel Lutheran church at the church hall. IThere will be entertainment, Icountry store and other features. IThe affair will start at 8 o'clock.
 Funeral of MT. Lates
 The funeral of John B. Lates of I114 Oak street was held this after Inoon at 2:3O from the Bailey funeral home, 62 Oak street. Rev. Arthur lF. Lewis, rector of St. Michaeps Episcopal church, officiated. Burial Twas in old Pine Grove cemetery, Waterbury.
 The pallbearers were: Robert Thurston, Clarence Atwood, John Restel, Michael Broderick, Robert lT. Hayes and Franklin Lobdell. Funeral of Miss Curtiss The funeral of Miss Julia L. Cur kiss, a lifelong resident of Nauga-