The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-15

enbach, Theodore Russell, Raymond J. St. John, and George Shamlian, all of Naugatuck, and Frank E. Bronson of Beacon Falls.
 MT. Dalby today pointed out the Salvation Army has an impressive record of achievement in supplying physical needs to the destitute, as well as in administering to their spiritual life, and urged support of the campaign. A part of the amount received here will be used for local relief purposes by the Salvation Army.
 The following industries have sig nified their interest in the campaign and will be making the annual soli- citation during the next week: Peer. less laundry, J. M. Russell Co.,, Inc. town hall, school department, East ern Mallebale Iron company, Nau- gatuck Glass Company, Connecticut Light and Power company, Metro politan Life Insurance company, Peter Paul, Inc, Lewis Engineering company, U. s. Rubber company, Naugatuck National bank.
 Also the Naugatuck Chemical company, the Naugatuck Savings bank, Naugatuck Fuel company, Naugatuck Manufacturing company, Risdon Manufacturing company, the T. F. Butterfield company, and the fire department.
 Mrs. E. Gaines
 Mrs. Elizabeth Gaines, of Cherry street extension, died yesterday af- ternoon after long illness. She was born in Pottersdale, Pa, and had lived in Naugatuck for the past eight years. ~
 She leaves three daughters, Mrs. Bsrtraln Cryder, with whom she resided. Mrs. Orville Gilroy and Mrs. Clarence Weaver, all of Nau- gatuck and three, brothers, Clarence Schmoke and Cline Schmoke, both of Pottersdale, and William Schmoke of Beaver Falls, Pa.
 The funeral will be held Monday at Bennefonte, Pa., with burial there.
 Miss Eunice Avery will give the last in her present series of talks at the Congregational parish house on Monday, March 25. The Parish House association and the Women's Study club sponsor the lectures.
 Dance Tomorrow
 The Naugatuck Independent Rub- Der Workers union will sponsor a dance Saturday night at St. Georges hall Linden park. There will be an entertainment in con. Ilcction with the dance with Doyle O'Dell, radio entertiner, furnishing the entertainment program and music for the dancing. Sale of tic- kets has been good and large at tendance is expected. Dancing will start at 9 p. m.
 Funeral of MT. MarinacciO
 The funeral of Leonard Marinac- cio, 67, of 106 Melbourne street was held from his home yesterday morn ing to St. Francis church, where a solemn high mass of requiem was celebrated. Rev. Albert Taylor was 'celebrant, Rev. George Dunn, dea- con, and Rev. Bernard Butcher was sub-deacon. The bearers were: Jo- seph, Michael and William Mar inaccio, Lawrence, Daniel and Mi chael Volpe, all nephews of the de- ceased.
 Funeral of Miss Powers
 The funeral of Miss Margaret Powers of 216 Hillside avenue, who died in St. Mary's hospital Wednes- day, will be held at 8:30 tomorrow morning from the Mccarthy funer- al home, 21 Cedar street to st. Fran els church at 9 o'clock, where a solemn high mass Of requiem will be celebrated Burial will be in St. Francis cemetery, Friends may call ct the funeral home.
 Awaits Certificate
 p0menic signore of Beacon Falls wiii receive e perfect attendance cetrincate ct the closing exercises Qg Inc local night school -Eng- fish speaking classes tonight in the high school auditorium, and 1t will mark four years of perfect attend alico for Mfr. Hlgnore .Mr. eignore'B 1pc0rd is tho best Of any ln the aresent claseB. Flo attends classes at the Salem school.
 fincorda Of tlifee-ynarB perfect at- nlnonnoo are hold by tho following: Ars. nlathilda Waal|u1. Prank 9l|Fn, Alexander pn||s. 1naepn nuhnls. 68'.eeT caE1a1'f. N'# Nq=e k1egs