The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-11

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 the snrrendl ed. either in one theater Of var or 1 in all.
 Mr. Lonestaff. Rev. Edward R. 1 Hance. pastor Of the Congnegationai | church: Rev. Paul Peterson. Hill- 1 side Congregational church pastor: Rev. William R. Frendberg. pastor l Of Salem Lutheran church. and Rev. Harold Lucas. pastor of Immanuel Lutheran church. have discussed the matter. and A letter outlining plans end seeking his cooperation has been written to Rev. Arthur P Lewis. rector of s. MichaelIs Epis- copal church, who is on vacation.
 Mrs. Brooks Passes
 Mrs. Nellie dHeffernanb Brooks. | co, widow Of Glenn Brooks. died suddenly Thursday night at Grace hospital. New Haven. She had lived in New Haven with a nephew at $50 Grand avenue for the past two months ard had resided in Nauga- tuck 90 years. She was a native Of Ireland. Several nieces and nephewB survive.
 The funeral win be held Monday at e:30 from the Buckniller funeral home, 22 Park Pl.. to St. Fsancis' church where . solemn high Mass Of Requiem will be celebrated ct 9 o'clock. Burial wil be in Hillside cemetery.
 Friends may call at the funeral home Saturday from [ to 90 D. m. | and Sunday from 2 to io D. m.
 6iame Tonight
 Fireman Edward Calvin. who will pitch for the local firenen when they meet the Seymour snoke-eat- CTS this evening at o'clock at Hop- kins Park. today promised to pitch a no-hit game.
 Calvin affirmed he was quite serious when he said he expected | to twirl a nO-hitter and explained he had been practicipg his sOftball pitching during his cff-duty hours.
 We expect to have a competent scorer on hand SO that in case some of the boys who are a little rusty at the game make a few bob- bles. they giil be chalked up as errors and not as hits" he said.
 The winner Of the contest will receive a handsome silver cup do- mated by Street Superintendent Harold Murtha and Cary Dolan ard Edward Jackson Of the street de- pertinent.
 Coach James Grant Of the leeal firensen is banking on Calvin as his main hurler in view of the iatteris experience, but he has Clayton Fei- lows and Jack Hackett in reserve just iD case Ed" gets tired.
 The local firemen will take on Waterbury firemen next Thursday here and then hope to meet the Aaugatuek police force, who. ace eor6ing to Coach Grant. have man. aged to eyade q contest with the fiFemen' for the past two years.
 AggH, Fitzgerald Dies
 Mrs, Irene iD0yle) Fitzgerald Of 2es Mtiigllle ayegue. died Thursday night at st. Mary'e Hoslptal, Wa- ierbury, after . short illness. She was born tn Meriden and had re. sided here more than 27 years. II She leaves besides her husband. { son, N Leonard Fitzgerald, sta- f10lled iil kl0rlda; two sisters, Mrs. Arthur MailinsoD Of Meriden and Miss Agnes G. Doyle Of Providence, h l.; five brothers, Tbomas F. Doyle 0f South Bend, Ind; Pred, Henry, Walter ard LeoDard Doyle, el ef AeFideD; and . erap6aangb. ter,
 The funeral Ntll De held Monday at e;30 from the Mccarthy FIln- eral Home, 2l Cedar street. 10 st FFaneis church where q solemn high Mas wiil he celebrated al 10 o'clock. Burial wtII be ln st. James cemetery,
 Friends may esll st the funeral nome Saturday between [ and 70 D. D. and Sunday from 2 to 70 D, %,
 ABausl OwlIng
 preparations have been completed Tor tlle annual outing Of Local 4S, unlfcd Rubber Workers of America, Sept. 70 at Linden park, George today.
 Food will be served from 70 q. n. l0 z 2. m and dancing and enteF- lalniaeilt are ptann ad. Stephen kaaplk ls general aIrfn9n and d. vlslepHl eAairHlen are; Rocco Mar- lane, food; Miebael 6anAngelo. Te- treatments; Paul Gallagher sports:
 70 Wood, tickets: Hubert Hall, grounds Mary WitheT. entertain. nsent. Tlekeis are Ol sale at the union 0fglee n0w and proceeds after ae. dlletl0n of expenges will be added to the sertlcenen's fund. MT. PFoeh- lieh main.