The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-26
Is Graduated


Lutte OF. Cliff street, was graduated
yesterday from the peddle school
HlghstStoWn, N. j. He was an honor
student there and was IN the Cum
Laude group. In addition he was q
letterman on the varsity basketball
team, q member OF the varsity ten
MS team, and secretary of the Ped.
die Tennis association
Funeral Of Mr.. TyrrcN
The funeral OF Alanson W. Tyrrell
OF New Haven road was held this
afternoon OF 2 o'clock at the Bailey
funeral home, 90 Oak street, 10 the
Methodist church nj $3.50 with Rev
DR. William M. Nesbit officiating
Burial was In Grove cemetery.
Briefs
The Naugatuek Day Nursery
monthly meeting will be held NJ iG
q. m. Friday at the nursery on
Water street.
Miss Helen NorWash arrived here
last night from Chicago 10 attend
the funeral OF her father, Walter
Norwash, Sr, Of Meadow street, She
made the trip by plane.
Gard Party Planned
Committees for O card party Il
be held for the benefit OF the build.
Ing fund OF 81, Mary'S hospital, Wa.
torbury, by the Naugatuck graduate
nurses at the lawn OF tho home o.
Mrs Frederick Sehaifer, Trowbridg,
place, were named recently. Til,
affair Is scheduled for July n ant
playing will take place from 3 p. m
TO 0 p. m,
The committees follow Chairman
Laura Lusk, Margaret sullivan; care
tables, cards, pencils, tallies COM
mittee, Mary Jane Duffy, Ann Ford
refreshments, Ann Hogan, Mary II
81. John, Mary Duffy Behan ant
Mrs, Vest; publicity, Margaret Sui.
Ivan; prizes, Agnes 0ormley ane
Kathryn Brooks; card table covers
Herminda Lamas, Evelyn Jones
punch, Helen Jones, Agnes D. Cog.
gins and M, KlsSane Reilly.
Memorial Program
Centennial Lodge, No. 100, Ode
Fellows, will observe It's annual Mem.
orial day Sunday, June 30, Sidney
Weiss, noble grand, has announced
Members will meet at Odd Fellows
hall at 1880 o, m, Sunday and will
attend the service ut the Methodist
Church at II o'clock, where Rev
William M. Nesblt, pastor, will de-
liver u special sermon.
The !. o. o. r. Memorial In Grove
cemetery will DO decorated by The
committee In charge All Odd Eel
lows and Rebekahs In town are In
vited and oil Rebekahs are asked
TO assemble In front OF the church.
The local Rotary Club had on IN.
come OF $i,384,07 In the past year
ending June 30, i040, tho report oil
Bertel v. Olson, treasurer, shows
or this amount $2i3,i7 was the bal.
nncc on hand IN tho Naugatuek
National Bank, as OF July /, 1890,
It's expenditures amounted Ia
1911 80 and In addition $50 In mi
tiation fees was transferred 10 the
Naugntuok Savings Bank account
and there was q balance on hand IN
the National Bank here OF $402.22
Oh June 20, 1910.
In addition the balance on hand
In the Naugatuek Savings Bank ae-
count amounts 10 $347,38. Mr., Olson
reports
Apply 10 Guard Unit
More than q dozen applied for
membership In the local company
OF the state guard at q session held
In the town hall last night by Ed
ward Gerber, recruiting officer, and
Mr.. Gerber will DO In the Town Hall
OF Q o'clock tomorrow night 10 re-
seive further applications.
The FIRST 10 apply was Vito RADIO
Lost Battalion" veteran, who In
France was known as the "little man
with the big pack" gecause OF his
willingness 10 carry packs OF bigger
men as well as his own, He was at
the Town Hall more than an hour
before the recruiting Office opened
Mr.. Gerber explained as far as
possible the duties Of the unit and
appointed Edward Nolde as clerk
Physical examinations will be given
later and as soon as the records
have been completed, the exact
number OF those enrolling and ac-
cepted will be announced, Mr.. Ger
Der said.
Funeral Of MIR. Norwash
The funeral of Walter A. Norwasl,
ST., OF Meadow street, @ resident
here as years, who died yesterday
will be held at $3.50 Thursday morn
ing from the Mccarthy funeral
home, 81 Cedar street, TO st. Fran
els Church at 0 o'clock, where a
high mass of requiem will be cele-
brated. Burial will be In st. James
cemetery Friends may call at the
funeral home.
Further Plans Made
Franklin Hotchkiss and Robert F,
Schildten have been appointed CO.
chairman In charge OF the outing to
be held by the Young Republican
Club at High Rock State Park, on