The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-25
Many Children Are Getting Benefit Of
 Society's Interest
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rectorS chosen were: MT. Klein, MT Ahern, MT. Pasho, Harris White more, Jrp and Charles P. Roden. bach.
 Marriages Today
 The marriage of Miss Eunice Irene Hungerford, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Seabury Scott Hungerford oi Maple street to Ronald Everett Jones of Waterbury, will take place this afternoon at 1 o'clock In St Michael's church.
 The marriage of Miss Dorothes Marguerite Dahlin, daughter of Mrs Anna Widen of Salem street, te Floyd Edwin Magec, of Waterbury will be held this afternoon at 1 o'clock in the Bethany Congrega- tional church.
 The wedding of Wilmot B. North son of MT. and Mrs. Robert B. Nortl, of Fairview avenue, to Miss Eleanor Taber, daughter of Mrs. Jessie Taber, will be held today in WI. Transport, Pa. t
 To Visit Graves
 Martin Dodge, former local resi-. dent and now of Newton, Conn, will attend the memorial Serfices an6 dedicatory exercises for the World war dead, to be held in France next month. MT. Dodge is the ofnciaI delegate of Naugatuck post, Ameri- can Legion, to the affair. He and his wife will sail Monday on the 8 s. Berengaria from New York city and will visit the graves of Naug- atuck men who died in France. They will also make a six-weels' tour oi France and England.
 Clambake Today
 A clambake tor workers in the tennis and sports shoe department of the U. s. Rubber Company was scheduled to start this morning at Schildgen's Grove, New Haven road About 20 Care expected to attend and Richard T. Parkinson will cater.
 A fine sports program, including a game of bocci, Italian sport, Is scheduled. Tom Mariana, champion will challenge all corners in the boc- ci tits. B. L. Sullivan heads the department. Mrs. Nora Standbridge is general chairman of the commit tee in charge.
 Other committees follow time and place, Steve Knapik, chairman: Manuel Tavares, Joseph Perreira and Frank Bilitz; arrangements Edward Hawkins, chairman, Ches- ter Rebensky, Frank Ault, M. Henry J. Underhill: tickets, Thomas Con- nolly, chairman, Leo Coty, James McNamee, Manuel Rebeilo, Glends Trafford, Marceline Furtado, Nord- hill Nauges; Joseph Adamski, Louis Edwards, Simmons Thompson, K, Kennedy and Rose Magre: sports, Myles Long, chairman; A. Mon- tagne, D. Galucci, Michael Nolan, Michael Ruby and Francis Moroney beer, Harry Withers, chairman; Bill Edmondson. Tom Mariana, Manuel Fernandez, Les Ogilvie and Leonard Menard; camera, Virginia Guslakis chairman: Irene Skelley, Sadie Me- Carthy, George Hinkleman and Anna EdmondSon.
 ,.. Joseph Newall Funeral
 Bearers at the funeral yesterday of Joseph Newall former local res- ident, included: Myles 8. Keating, Joseph D. Talbot, John Tatigian, Francis Calvin, representing Naug- atuck Lodge of Elks, James Mon. tanari and Robert Loomis.
 The ElkS Wer also represented by the following delegation: Edward J. Ahern, James T. Daly, George Hag. gerty, Rudolph Leners, James F
 Sweetman, George Wigglesworth and John II. Schmidt.
 The funeral was held from the Gilnack Funeral Home. Rev. Arthur F. Lewis, rector of st. Michael's Episcopal church, read the prayers at the grave.