The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-31

ond bass; Lawrence H. Bengston of Dassell, Minn., first tenor; Paul J Roos of Lanyon, Iowa, second tenor MT. .Strom is leader and will deliver brief address.
 A committee is completing ar- arrangements and consists of Walter Anderson, Philip Peterson, Paul V Johnson, Gordon Anderson and Chairman Fridolph Anderson.
 Peter Sargent, resident of Naug- atuck for 25 years, died Sunday night at his home 17 Pond street.
 MT. Sargent, formerly employed at the U. s. Rubber company. retir- ed about seven years ago. He was born in Australia. t
 He leaves his wife, Anna, and a son, George both of Naugatuck.
 The funeral will be held Wednes- day afternoon at 1:30 at the new Buckmiller funeral home, 9 Park place, with services at the Russian Orthodox Greek Catholic church in Waterbury at o'clock. Rev. Peter Dzubay will officiate at the cere- mony and burial will be in the Rus sian Orthodox Greek Catholic ceme- tery.
 Friends may call at the funeral home after o'clock this evening.
 The following books have been added to the collection at the How ard Whittemore Memorial Library:
 Fiction:
 Armstrong, Murder in Stained Glass; "Aydelotte, Full Harvest; +Bassett, A Son of the Sea; 'Bloch- man, Blow-down; 'Blodgett, Down. east Duchess; Brier, Skycruiser Brown, False to any Man; 'Carr The Problem of the Green Capsule; Carroll, Passport to Eden; Carson Mrs. Pennington; Cunningham, Cur Bulldogger; Franken, Strange Vic tory; Garth, Eastward in Eden; Homes, No Hands on the Clock; Knight, The Affair of the Black Sombrero; Lancaster, Guns of Bur- goyne; Lansing, Sky Service; 'Mac- Weigh, Murder Under Construction Mann, Gun Feud; Marsh, Death in White Tie; Mason, Three Har- bours; Morrow. Demon Daughter; Parker, Here Lies; .Pease,. Long Wharf; ."Rath, Murder. with. a Theme Song; Reilly, Dead for a Ducat; 'Rosman, Williams Room; Rosten, Dateline: Europe;. 'Schis- gall, Swastika; "Steel, Judas, Incor- porated; Terhune, Drudge Noun tain; 'Turner, Uncle Calebs Niece; "Wilson, The King Pin. .. .. ....
 (The titles starred @ are in the Rental Collection).
 Non -Fiction:
 Beard America in Midpassage; Buell., Poland: Key to Europe; Chamberlin, In Search of Peace; Cumming, Hardy Chrysanthemums; Goodrich, Living with Others; Gum ther, Inside Asia; James, Romance of the National Parks; Kendall, Come with me to India; Runs, Au- tomotive Essentials; Latourette, The Chinese, their History and Culture; Lin, Our Family, by the daughters of Lin, Yu-t'ang; Lytle, How to Train your Bird Dog; Mann, Escape to Life, by the son and daughter of Thomas Mann; Mowrer, The Dragon Wakes: a Report from Chi ma; Rombauer, Streamlined Cookery; Roucek, The Politics of the Bal kans; Schell, Manual for Executives and Foremen; Shepard, Connecticut Past and Present.
 Naugatuck, July 2l-Nearly 50 members of the Altar society of St. Mary's church enjoyed a visit to Graymoor religious center in New York State on Saturday. The wo- men made the trip by bus and re- ported a most enjoyable day tour ing the ecclesiastical center with members of the Graymoor Brother hood serving as guides. Mrs. Rose Flanagan headed the committee in charge of arrangements for the ex- curSion.
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