The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-07

covered forest on the Finnish bat
Gunner In front carries ammuniti,
from Superintendent of Schools
Harold E. Chittenden.
It is not expected that definite
proposal on the budget will be made
today although tentative figures
may be decided upon.
Former Resident Dies
Naugatuck residents heard with
regret of the sudden death at mid
night Tuesday Of Joseph Foley, 81,
of 1875 Richard street, West Hartford.
Mr.. Foley, former Naugatuck resi-
dent, died at his home. He was the
proprietor Of drug store In Hart
ford.
He was born in Seymour and was
graduated from the Seymour high
school and the Albany N. Y. College
of Pharmacy. He lived on Carroll
street here for a number of years,
marrying local girl, Marie Joyce.
He also resided in Waterbury some
time.
He leaves besides his wife, two
sons, John and Robert; four BROTH
ers, Edward, Thomas, John and Will
liam, all of Seymour; and four sis
tiers, Mrs. Elizabeth Hennessey, of
Naugatuck; Mrs. Florence O'Connor,
Bridgeport; Mrs. Mary Scully, An
sonia, and Mrs. Katherine Christian
sen, Waterbury.
The funeral will be held Saturday
morning from the home of John
Foley, Is Garden street, Seymour at
$3.50 to st. Augustine's church, Sey-
mour at 8 o'clock, where a solemn
high mass Of requiem will be cele.
brated. Burial will be in st. Angus
tines cemetery there. Friends may
call at Is Garden street, Seymour
tonight and tomorrow night.
Mr.. Foley had many friends here
and they were shocked to hear OF
his passing.
DAILY Better
Improvement is reported in the
condition of Borough Clerk Charles
F. DAILY of Elm street, who has been
Ill at his home for nearly two weeks.
Attend NOvena
Many are attending services of
the novena in honor of st. Francis
Xavier being conducted at st. Fran
els church here now, with Rev.
Thomas McDermott, s. j., in charge.
Masses are celebrated each day at
$50 and 1880 a. m. and there is an
evening service each day at 7:30 p.
m. The novena will end Monday.
Supper Tonight
A public supper will be held by
the Ladies' Aid of the Salem Luth-
eran church tonight in the church
hall. It will start at p. m. and roast
lamb will be served. Mrs. Andrew
Anderson heads the committee in
charge.
Bakery Sale Tomorrow
The Church Helpers of st. Mi
chael's Episcopal church will hold a
bakery sale tomorrow at Grants
store, Maple street. Mrs. j. Curtiss
Russell is chairman of the commit
tee In charge and she will be assist
ed by: Mrs. Tracy Noble, Mrs. Will
liam E. Hill and Mrs. Leroy An
drew. The sale will start at II a. m.
Contest Tomorrow
SoloiStS for the 18th annual solo
contest for grammar and high schoo;
instrumental soloists tomorrow
night in the high school auditorium
were announced today by Leon r..
CorliSS, music supervisor. The
program will start at 1880 and F. G.
Evans of Waterbury will be judge
Admission is free and, all are well
come.
Those playing solos for the gram
mar schools are: Lenine Alves, clari-
net; Dean Berry, trumpet; Mary
Jane CorliSS. cello; Louis johnson,
clarinet; Rita Kapshevich, violin;
Boris Panasuk, violin: Albert Rat
kiewich, clarinet, Dorothy Smith.
violin.
High school players are:
Dorothy Anderson, violin; Wendell;
Bacon, trumpet; George Chouljian,
violin; Joseph Henry, trumpet:
Charles Kevit. violin; Kathryn Kir-
by, clarinet; Patty Follett. cello;
George Wigglesworth. violin; Jean
Wilcox, violin: Agnes Wrinn. violin;
String quartet. (senior group Jean
Wilcox, George Wigglesworth, Jack
Garland, Patricia Follett.
Club Plans Dinner
The newiy-0rganized Third Ward
Democratic club Is planning q din
ner for April Q. In charge OF ar
Fangements are: Matthew Scnlly
chairman, Martin Joyce, John Gil
bert. Edward and william Freder-
lexis. Thomas Lambert, John dric-
kis. MARCEL WabeSnlkl. Raymond
0Oggins, Joseph 6cully. Leo Rey-
n0lds, Hubert Hall. Frank Cuddy
Kenneth Tuekey, Bernard Radwick
Al Bakaa, James BOusie. Creslo
KIeDenskl. Edward Eamalt. John
Tedesc0, Chester gl0mcengki, Ken
meth Murphy. James MeDerm0tt.
Harry Benson, Edward REGAIN, J0-
sepb Ambrose. Walter VrankOwSsl
Edward sl0meanoski and Walter
LlsisiislkI.
10 Mako Plans
Plans for attending tBe inAngus
ration o. q new tFibe N Cheshire
WI be made a. q meeting ~ me
Matailie TFibs. Improved Order N
Re1 Non, tonight ~ . O'glDek iD
Odd WslloNs' hall
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