The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-13
M'CIVNEY CIRCLE. TO HOLD PIC NC Bremen to Attend Parade;
 Anderson Funeral
 Yesterday
THOMASTON COrrespOndent-Mrs. Frank H. MattOOn, 17 Juds0n St.-Tel. 195

MattO0n, 15 JudsOn St.-TeL lSO
 Members of McGivney Circle Daughters of Isabella, their families and friends will enjoy g picnic al Black Rock, state park Tuesday afternoon. Picnicers will leave the K. of c. hall at 1:30 o'clock and transportation will be furnished il desired.
 Those attending will bring basket lunches. Swimming and other out door sports are being planned fol the outing.
 Go to Derby
 Members of Crescent hose ant the hook and ladder companies oi the fire department will meet fol drill at 2 o'clock tonight at the fire house in preparation for Saturday: parade in Derby. All members have been instructed to bring their cap' to the drill.
 Funeral Yesterday
 The funeral of Mrs. Hulda Ander- son, widow of the late George An derson, who died Tuesday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Henry Savelkoul was held yesterday af- ternoon at 2:30 o'clock from the home of another daughter, Mrs. Pc. ter Rein of Jackson street. The burial was in Hillside cemetery. Rev William R. Frendberg, pastor of the Salem Lutheran church officiated Bearers were Frank Benson B. Ol- son, Robert Reed, Albert Mellor Charles Larson and Albert Ander- son.
 Rafinski Funeral
 The funeral of Joseph Rafinski who died Monday was held from the home on Grove street Wednesday morning to St. Thomas church al g o'clock when the requiem mass was celebrated by the Rev. John J. McGrath. Burial was in St Thomas cemetery. Bearers were Val, Joseph and Francis Cyzenski William Doran, Charles Smith ana Martin Rogozinski.
 Annual Reunion
 Among those members from here who plan to attend the 30th annual reunion of the Stumpf- -Weigold family at the Torrington Rod and Gun club Saturday will be MT. and Mrs. Harold Jillson and family, I'M and Mrs. George Dewell and son, Miss Cynthia Dewell and Ralph Stumpf.
 MT. and Mrs. Allen Bowkett have returned from their wedding trip and are residing on Terrace avenue
 Mrs. Ralph William of Gloucester, Me, Is visiting at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Clyde Dutch CT of Judson street. Mrs. Williams is the former Ala Butcher.
 MT. and Mrs. F. J King will spend the week end at Crescent Beach.
 Miss Dorothy Curtis of Litchfielt is 8 guest at the home of MT. ane Mrs. George Tibbals of Breezy Lawn Accompanied by MT. and Mrs. Tib. bals and Miss Helen Tibbals, she visited her mother yesterday al Charlotte Hungerford hospital Torrington. Mrs. Curtis who is 6 sister of Mrs. Tibbals underwent an operation at the Torrington institu- tion Monday.
 Miss Ruth Lindahl of Oak street is visiting friends in Auburn, Me.
 Mrs. Allan Innes and two daugh- ters are expected to reurn from Sweden about the 23rd of this month. Mrs. George Sangster and Mrs. William Lundahl who crossed on the same boat with the Innes family last May are planning their return in September.
 Miss Martha Curtiss is vacation ing In Oak Bluffs, Mass. Daniel Curtiss was @ week end visitor there
 Edward w. Klocker
 Edward E. Klocker, 52, died this morning at the Waterbury hospital where he had been a patient since last Sunday. Although not a native of Thomaston, having been born in New Haven, he had lived practically all his life here and was well known and liked by his many friends.
 He was a knife-maker by trade and had worked at 1t for many years here. A few years ago he suffered an injury to his hand that forced him to retire. Of recent months he had been employed in the state parks.
 He is survived by two sisters, Mrs Hugh Tingle of this town and Mrs William Blakeslee of Terryville; three brothers, Charles, George, and Augustus, all of Thomaston.
 The deceased was a member of the American Order of Foresters.
 His funeral will be held Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from the Hotchkiss funeral home on Union street. The Rev. Murray T. Hunter of Long Island, former pastor of the Methodist church here, will conduct the services. Burial will be in Hill- .AA A.