The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-09-18
Fish, Game Club
Hold Outing Sunday
Night; FOnseca Funeral Monday; Daughter Born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Armand Fratesi
NAUGATUcK

NaugatuclE, Sept. 18--Tred Baker,
president Of the Naugatuck Fish a.
Game Protective Association, an
i1ounced today AL arrangements
have been completed for the annual
bake and outing OF the club tomor-
row ut Schildgen's Grove, East Wa
terbury I'd.
The sports program Of various
win get underway Immediately after
q roast beef breakfast which will be
served at 10 Q. m. by Art Friend and
Charles Thompson.
One Of the features Of the bake
viii be q fly casting contest in
charge Of James and Leslie Baker.
There will be rifle shooting under
the direction Of James Thompson
and Joseph Watches. Turkeys will
be given to the winners Of the var
ious events.
The bake will be served at 4
O'Clock by Henry Schildgen, 3d., and
staff. The general committee con-
nlsts Of Mr.. Gesseck, DR.. John Star,
prank Baker, Ray Wedin, Fred He'd
@all and Henry Hcnildgen.
Twenty-six incidents were report
ed In the surprise blackout here
FRIDAY night, Harold w. Brown war
council official said today. Harold
n. Perry, civilian defense corps
bead, was out Of town during the
eest, the first he has missed.
A few cases were reported OF
houses where owners were not home
and lights were left on, Mr.. Brown
said, reminding that persons should
extinguish all lights before leaving
their homes.
The first audible signal came at
0:37 p. m. and the all clear was
sounded at 0:l4.
Mrs. F0nseca Dies
Mrs. Marie Fonseca, 80, wife Of
fzidor Fonseca, died at her home,
II May street, Friday afternoon.
Born In Brazil, she was o resident
Of Naugatuck for eight years.
Besides her husband she is sur
vlved by q son, Edward, and q
daughter, Lorraine, both Of Nauga-
tuck; her father, Antonio Cruz, Of
Danbury; three sisters, Mrs. Ven
tura Rebello of Stonington, and the
Misses Selma and Armorinda Cruz,
both Of Danbury; and two brothers,
Edward Cruz, Of wakefield, r. l.,
and Pvt. Custotdio Cruz Of Camp
Edwards, Mass.
Tbs funeral will be held Monday
ct $3.50 a. m. from the Buckmiller
funeral home, 20 Park Pl., to st.
Francis church, where q solemn
high Mass will be celebrated at 8
o'clock. Burial win be In st. James
cemetery. Friends may call at the
funeral home tonight from to 10
and Sunday from 2 to 10 p. m.
Irving o. and Ida M. Sincerbox
have sold lot on q proposed high
way near Manners Ave. TO Furman
p. and Amelia Dinsmore, according
TO q warranty deed filed recently at
the office Of Town Clerk Raymond
J. st. John.
20 Pass Tests
Twenty-Five boys and two girls
passed the American Red Gross Be-
ginner's best in the last week. The
training course July 9th and the
participants showed great improve
ment as the weeks went along.
Two sisters, Virginia Quirke and
Lillian Quirke passed with excellent
marks. The boys that made the
grade are Joseph Healy, Vincent
Healy, John Montanari, Neil ODon-
avan, Larry Manbrino. Thomas Foy
Raymond Cuddy, Suma Aordkian,
Jack Mccarthy, John Casper.
Charles White. Roger Renaud, Ro-
bert White, Robert Rabtoy, John
Quirke, James McNamee, Joseph
ramsey, Beecher Woodside, Alfred
Paiva, Donald Harvey, Thomas Foy
and Chester Bobinski.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armand FrateSi Of
"a Coen street announce the birth