The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-01

Fire Marshal Warns
 Parents and children should ex- ercise much caution in handling fireworks, Fire Marshal Michael E. Shea warned today. Children should not be allowed to set off particu- larly dangerous fireworks, and the parents will find their children will get as much enjoyment from this type of firecracker if the parent, who would be more careful, sets 1t off, the official said.
 He advised residents to keep their cellar windows tightly closed. Oc- casionally a firecracker or part of 1t will hurtle through cellar wir1- dow and might cause fire by conl- ing in contact with inflammable material he explained.
 He also advised that yards be cleaned of any material which might catch fire if coming in con- tact with an exploding firecracker.
 He urged that persons setting off firecrackers keep the explosives well away from their faces and that they not try to re-light those firecrack- CTS which do not go off at first. By following this advice, they will save themselves possible serious burns.
 Fire Marshal Shea also advised parents not to allow their children to handle matches not only at this time but all during the vacation period. He pointed out a recent Ire on Cliff street was caused by chil- dret1 playing with matches and said the youngsters were fortunate they were not trapped by fire in the small shed where they were play ing"
 "Let Naugatuck residents make this a safe Fourth, safe for them selves and their families" he said. ! Severson-Brodeur Miss Lillian Rose Brodeur, daugh- ter of Mrs. Elizabeth Brodeur, of 5e Prospect street, daughter of Mrs Elizabeth Brodeur, and Arvid Gus tave Stevenson, of Naugatuck, son of Mrs. Charlotte Stevenson. were mar ried in a pretty wedding this morn- ing at St. Mary's church at 9 O. clock. Rev. Thomas M. Griffin, pas- tor, united the couple in marriage. Miss Lillian Gallagher of Nauga- tuck, a cousin of the bride, was maid of honor, and the bridegroom's brother, Ernest Stevenson, of Nauga- tuck acted as best man. Joseph Brewster and Kenneth Tuckey of Naugatuck, cousins of the bride, were ushers. Geraldine Mangini, niece ot the bridegroom, was the flower girl
 The bride was attractively gowned in white net with a sweetheart neckline and short puffed sleeves From the shirred bodice and fitted waistline, the full flared skirt was draped in two layers of net. Hel veil of silk illusion was full length with q train. It had a tiara of small orange blossoms. She wore white lace mitts and baby seed pearls anc carried c bouquet of Killarney rosel and lilies of the valley.
 The maid of honor wore e gowr of shell pink net to match the style of the brides gown. She had small horsehair hat in pink, trimmed with pink flowers. She wore pink lace mitts and carried bouquet of pink roses and delphinium.
 The brides mother wore 8 navy blue chiffon dress and corsage ot pink roses. The mother of the bride groom was dressed in aquamarine lace and had a corsage of pink roses The church was prettily decorated with palms and cut flowers. Miss An na K. Lynch was organist and Miss Marguerite Bowling was soloist. A reception followed at the Old Hundred inn, Southbury, with 5( guests. The couple left on we'd ding trip to Maine and will reside at 56 Prospect street upon their re- turn. The brides travelling attire consisted of pink ensemble witt white accessories and a corSage o1 gardenias.
 The bride attended the Notrt Dame academy, Waterbury and the Naugatuck high school. The bride. groom is a graduate of the Nauga. tuck high school and is employed al the U. s. Rubber company plant here.
 Wargo-WoIfe
 Miss Alice Pauline Wolfe, daugh' ter of Mrs. Rose Wolfe, of Scot street became the bride of Joseph Francis Wargo, son of Mrs. Mar, Wargo, of 16 Hoadley street in { pretty wedding this morning at o'clock at St. Francis church. Rev Albert Taylor united the couple ant celebrated the nuptial mass whicl followed.
 Miss Marion Tomaski of Nauga tucl niece of the bridegroom, was mait of honor and Louis Salay of Bridge port, Q cousin of the bridegroom served as best man.
 The. bride was prettily attired in { white marquisette ernbroideret gown, with a full-length veil, e .tiari of orange blossoms and white mitts She carried white roses, lilies of thu valley and baby's breath.
 The maid of honor wore 6 blu silk jersey gown, e leghorn hat, blu accessories and carried pink rose and lilies of the valley.
 | About 50 guests attended the wed ding reception held at the home o MT. and Mrs. Joseph Aukstolis of 6 Scott street. Mrs. Aukstolis is a sis ter of the bride.
 The couple later left on e weddin trip through the New England state and will reside on Scott street upol their return.
 | The bride wore for travel e pin suit with white accessories and corsage of gardenias.