The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-15
Richard Parkinson To Cater To Group
 At Party Saturday
Polish.American Club Holding Outing Sunday at Os. borne's Glen-Add Fellows Convene Tomorrow
 Nght-EleanOr HOusellnecht Engaged
NAUGATU OK
Cegrespondent: Wm. j. Bsxtes--Phone Naugatuck 8esB

| Correspondent: Wm. ). 6s Naugatuck, August l5-Saturday and Sunday will see several outings of local organizations here. Em- ployes of the w. J. Megin, Inc. firm will go to 6chultzen's park Seymour, Saturday for an all-day outing in the form of a clambake Richard Parkinson will cater.
 Sports of various sorts will be en- joyed and Q fine time Is expected Saturday also, many employees oi the boot making department of the U. 8. Rubber footwear plant here will enjoy an outing at Osborne's Glen, with a varied program being arranged. John Cullinane heads the committee in charge.
 Members of the Polish- American Club will attend an outing at Os- borne's Glen all day Sunday. There will be refreshments and games and about 125 are planning to en- joy this affair. MT. Parkinson will also cater for this.
 Members of the Portuguese Clubs throughout the state will come here Sunday for an outing at Lin den park. They plan a parade and Q gala time. Several hundred are expected to attend.
 An enjoyable outing was held Sunday by the Hungarian clubs o, the state at Linden park. Warden John J. Sheridan was the guest oi honor.
 The Christoforo Columbo society will hold its 37th annual clambake Sunday at the Naugatuck Fish and Game club grounds in Straitsville Between 150 and 200 are expected to attend md a fine program oi sports and refreshments has beer arranged.
 The local lodge of Elks plan ar outing Sunday at Jones farm, Aller. ton Farm, Millville. Arrangements for this are being completed. To Address Club Kenneth E. Johnson will report on the recent Rotary Internationa, conference at the meeting of the Naugatuck Rotarians tom orroW noon at Halls restaurant. He was the official delegate from the locaI society.
 The Naugatuck club had an aver age attendance for July of 91.78 I better than last year. A number oi local members are arranging tt attend the special Rotary party al Wilcox's. West Haven next Tues. day, at which time Walter D Head, new president of the Rotary International, will be the gues speaker.
 Returns From Hospital
 Mrs. Elizabeth Beiderman O Russell street, who underwent al operation recently at St. Francis , hospital, Hartford, is convalescinl at her home.
 Funeral of Mrs. Anderson
 The funeral of Mrs. Hannah M (Jacobson) Anderson, 72, widow oi August Anderson, of 48 Washington street, who died Sunday at the Wa. terbury hospital, will be held al 1:30 D. m. tomorrow from the home of her daughter, Mrs. Carle- ton F. Shea, 96 Quinn street, tc the Salem Lutheran church at D. rn., where Rev. William R. Frend- berg will officiate. Burial will be in Grove cemetery. Friends may call at the home this afternoon and evening.
 Severe Injuries Mrs. William Umlauf of GalpiTl street is reported resting as com fortably as could be expected at St. Mary's hospital, where she was taken after an auto accident last week. She was hit by 8 car driven by Francis Orlowski, 15, of Good year avenue, and she received a broken shoulder and three frac- tured ribs. The car driver and his mother, Mrs. Gladys Orlowski, owner of the auto, are under tech- nical arrest.
 Sells Property
 Matthew Karbowicz has sold a house and lot on Locust street to Genavie Mazanski, according to a warranty deed recorded recently at the office of Town Clerk Raymond J. St. John.
 Examination Held An examination was held today at the local high school for the po- sition of substitute clerk-carrier at the local post fofice. Eighty-six were scheduled to participate. Raymond R. Lafferty, local secretary of the U. s. Civil Service commission, has charge.
 Meet Tomorrow A meeting of the Columbian Re- bekah lodge, odd Fellows, will be held at 8 o'clock tomorrow night in Odd Fellows hall, and members are requested to make returns on the field day tickets.
 Arc Vacationing
 Mrs. Rocco Spadola of Hill street and Miss Helen Gargonia of Wood- land street are vacationing this week in Bayview.
 Engagement Announced
 Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Eleanor Elizabeth, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Robert Houseknecht of Naugatuck. to E. John Pigaty of Derby, son of MT. and Mrs. John Pigaty. Feted at Shower
 Miss Rose Darneider of Millville avenue was feted Saturday night at miscellaneous shower held at the home of Mrs. James Shcaff of Bristol Terrace. Attending were: Mrs. Lillian Zehnder, Mrs. Andrew Van Delft, Mrs. Bridget Rathburn, Mrs. Charles Erk, Mrs. Gottlieb zehnder. Mrs. Nettie Woll, Mrs. Ivy Malone, Mrs. Herman zehnder, Mrs. Winifred Booth. Mrs. Thomas Whe- Ian, Mrs. Frank ODonnell, Mrs. Raymond Donnelly, Mrs. August zehnder, Mrs. Jacob Mersy, Mrs. William Bowling, Mrs. Harry schmitz, Mrs. Gerald Stopper. Mrs. William Parsons, Mrs. O. Larson, Mrs. A. zeigler.
 Also Mrs. Clara Rosnosky, Mrs. Gladys Lenners, Mrs. M. Cava- naugh. Mrs. Josephine Stockton, Mrs. Michael Magas. Mrs. Betty Baker, Mrs. George Aspel, the Miss