The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-10
Mrs. Agnes Higgins Dies

Mrs. Agnes Higgins Dies
 Mrs. Agnes Church Higgins, IA! Aetna street, died Sunday evening a her home, Born June 10, 1887, ir England, she was the daughter O. the late John and Alice Dunston O. Naugatuck for the past 57 years anC was member of the Congregations church of Naugatuck.
 She is survived by her husband Horace; three daughters, Mrs. Johr Rice and Misses Vera and Vina Hig. gins, all of Naugatuck; a brother John Church of Middlebury; a sis. ter, Mrs. Mary Lawson of Middle. bury, and three grandchildren.
 Funeral services will be held al the Alderson Funeral Home, POI Meadow street, Wednesday after. noon at 2:30 o'clock. Services will be conducted by Rev. Edward R Hance, pastor of the Congregations church. Burial will be in Grove cemetery. Friends may call tonight from 2 to at the funeral home and Tuesday from 3 to and 2 tc g p. m.
 Party For 11-Year-
 A party was held by the younger group at the Salem school play ground Friday for Miss Dolores Dolan, who was il years old. Pa tricia Blum, Agnes Lokitis and Mar ion Brown were in charge of re. treatments and Ann Delaney, Betsy Kissane and Jean Zehnder of the older group assisted in serving.
 Games were played and the group singing was part of the program Younger people attending were Ann Amato, Barbara and Teddy Secidel, Jimmy and Vivian Thomas Katherine Duffy, Veronica Grave. son, Donald and Robert Brodeur Maureen and Bernie Garrick, Ka. win Daly, Marion Brown.
 Ann LaFoe, Agnes and Mary To- kits, Bernadette, Joan and Cath. erine Lokitis, Phyllis Lokitis, Pa, tricia, Mary Leu, Buddy and John Blum, Eleanor and Celia Furtado Robert Curtin, Francis LaFoe, Joan and Patricia Oantwell, Joan and Joseph Butler, Gladys and Dolores Dolan.
 Beverly Klambt Improves
 The condition of Beverly Klambt of Bristol terrace, nine-year old daughter of MT. and Mrs. Fritz Klambt, was reported good" at the Waterbury hospital this morning The child is suffering from an in- lection that is causing recurrent fever difficult to overcome, it was reported.
 She has received a number of in- jections of penicillin. Her father is gymnastic director of the Nauga- tuck YMCA and is known through out the state.
 Returns to England
 Staff Sgt. Joseph Mareclonis of Ward street, who has participated ir 25 combat missions over Germany and occupied Europe. has returned to England and is attending a gun nery school to acquaint himself with the newest types of guns on planes 1t was learned today.
 Sgt. Marcelonis spent about year in England prior to returning to this country last fall. He was ball turret gunner on fortress. He wears the Distinguished Flying Gross, Air Medal and two Oak Leat Clusters.
 After several months in this country, Sgt. Marcelonis volunteered for overseas duty again. It is ex- pected he soon will be participating in U. s. Ar Force raids.
 Young Republican Outing
 Plans for the annual outing oi the Naugatuck Young Republican club will be made Tuesday evening when the club meets in Pythian hall. The outing will be held July 2Oth at Schildgen's grove.
 Other plans for future activities will be discussed. Refreshments will be served at the meeting and Bur gess and Mrs. William Ploski and Burgess and Mrs. Domenic DeCarlc will have charge of refreshments.
 Benham Drug Store Bought
 c. Clayton Parks, former Nauga- tuck resident. has purchased the R. J. Benham drug store in Wash ington, Conn. Tn pharmacy has been operated by MT. Benham since 1916. Mir. Parks also owns another drug store in Washington.
 MT. Parks and Edward Mazilaus- kas, another former resident. owned a pharmacy in New York city be. fore the former went to Washing ton. MT. Parks is the son of Thomas Parks. local druggist, and his wife is the former Mildred Jones oi Naugatuck.
 St. Hedwlg's Bazaar
 The annual bazaar of St. He'd wigs church. which opened satur, day night and continued Eunda, evening. was largely attended Il will be held each week end at thu church pavilion during the rest oI the month.
 Mrs. Mary Grancia heads the re- freshment committee and asslstinI her are: Mrs. Nathalie Dominiczah Mrs. Stella Biernackl. Mrs. Ann Lillis. Raymond Blernackle, Ray mond Kucznski, Edward PleleckI EuFflaa. n.sn-.s nk.aaaN.. HR..a~. 0..