The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-17

and Arthur D. Algren. Allerton Farms, Naugatuck. st The Women,s Society of Christian service of the Naugatuck Methodist church will hold a Pot Luck supper Aug. 22, at 6 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Elmer Wood 704 South Main street.
 The Fidelity Bible Class will hold their regular monthly meeting Aug. 23 at 8 D. m. The place will be atl- nounced later. A mid-week service will be held at the Hillside Congregational church Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. The subject for the eve- nine,s meditation will be Christian Fellowship" and is based on the fourth chapter of the book, Disciple ship.
 A corn roast will be given by the Mems Fellowship Saturday evening at 6 o'clock on the church grounds.
 INITIATION SUNDAY
 Rep. Joseph E. Talbot will be among the 50 men to be initiated into the Eagles at ceremonies Sum day in odd Fellows hall. The large class of candidates, to be initiated will put the membership of the Naugatuck aerie on par with any in Naugatuck Valley, William F. Kelly, secretary-treasurer, report ed today.
 Representatives of aeries through out the state will attend the activ- tiles Sunday which are being held in conjunction with the dedication of the new Eagle home in the Web- ster block where an entertainment program will be presented after the initiation.
 Rituals will be exemplified by the following state officers: Worthy president, John J. Callahan, New Haven; junior past president, Ralph J. Quinn, Meriden; vice-president, Cornelius Hayes, Torrington; New Haven chaplain, Vincent A. Meher; conductor, Anthony Ehlert, Bristol; inside guard, James Slingo, Fair field; outside guard, Arthur Belleau. Hartford.
 Guests who have been invited to the. affair are Repa James P. Geelan of the Third Congregational dis- trict; State Pres. William J. Kirby, Arsonia; Past State Pres. Carl Verderame, Southington, and Past State Pres. William P. Tyler. New Britain.
 Proposers are requested to bring their candidates to Secy. Joseph Meals office which will be open Friday and Saturday evenings and Sunday morning.
 Candidates are to report at l:30 p. m. to MT. Kelly at the aerie home. MT. Kelly will celebrate the 30th anniversary of his induction into the Naugatuck aerie Sunday and his 20th year as grand aerie organization representative for Con- necticut and Rhode Island.
 Funeral
 The funeral of John Yoci,ls, 5l, l03 Auburn street, will be held Sat- urday at 8:30 a. m. from the Buck miller funeral home, 22 Park place. to St. Mary's church where re- qliem Mass will be celebrated at g o'clock. Burial will be in St. James cemetery. Friends may cali at the funeral home today from 2 to 10 p. m.
 Court Fine
 Judge Martin L. Caine, in bor- 'ough court Thursday, fined Albert Williams, 27 Andrew avenue, $25 ard John Mucha, 252 Scott street, $5 on a charge of breach of the peace. The pair was arrested We'd nesGay night by Patrolman John Hanley after. an argument.
 Raymond Brick s.Fair'
 The condition of Raymond Brick, 64 Carroll street, was reported as flair" this morning by authorities at St. Mary's hospital, Waterbury. MT. Brick was seriously injured Tuesday night when his car hit a tree at North Main and Linden streets. Ht. suffered fractured left leg and multiple fractures of the jaw. Naugatuck police are investi- gatirg the cause of the accident.
 A minor collision between a bus and a car occurred Thursday morn- ing at Maple and Church streets.
 Sgt. Roberts En Route Home
 SySgt. Edwin W. Roberts, IT,. hus- band of Mrs. Betty F. Roberts. Gienbrook Gardens Apartments. Naugatuck. recently passed through the U. s. Air Forces station at Stone. Staffordshire. England, en route to the United States. n Sgt. Roberts served 30 months as a machinist with the Eighth Air Force. He was awarded the Army Distinguished Service Medal, the European African Middle Eastern ribbon and Good Conduct Medal.
 Frank Butcher On Visit
 Frank Butcher, yeoman 1/c, sta- tioned at Melville, R. T., Is visiting bis mother. Mrs. Norman Butcher. 367 High street. He took part in the fs.r r.<ftzas.~ ..A. Ga A