The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-10
1 TH0MAsTON 1 ARREST YOUTH ON
 BREAKING CHARGE
Bound Over to Superior COurt-Olmstead Gets
 Six Months

Edward Sawicki, age 17 of Rail- road street was brought before Judge A. N. Pratt in the local court laEt evening charged with breaking into and entering the cabin owned by w. J. Mara of Waterbury which is To- cated near the Thomaston reservoir. He was bound over to the next term of the superior court by the judge. Bonds were furnished by the father of the youth. The other youth of IA years who implicated Sawicki will be given q trial later in the juvenile | session. Officer James r. Ryan who made the arrest, has secured most of the stolen goods which consisted of guns. knives and clothing. OImstcd Gets c Months in Jail .. Ralph Olmsted of TerryvilIe who was arrested here by state police a few weeks ago was found guilty of K. Hayes of Harwinton. He was tried in the superior court in Litch- field and given Il jail sentence of 6 months in the county jail.
 Funeral of Willard J. COwdrcy The funeral of Willard J. Cowdrcy who died at his home in Reynolds Bridge, was held from his home on Jackson street Thursday after noon at 2 o'clock. Rev Edward E. Haines, pastor of the Congregational church, conducted the services. Inter- ment was in Hillside cemetery. Officers to I3c Selected By Committed The nominating committee aD- | pointed by Charles A. Bullock, presi- this afternoon to nominate the ofii- | cers of the club for the ensuing year. The members of the nominat- ing committee are Judge A. N. Pratt. Arthur D. Woodward and Frederick c. Flynn.
 Report of visiting r,ursc The directors of the Visiting Nurse association held their regular month Iy meeting at the home of Mrs C. A Lennon. The meeting was ir charge of the president, the reports of the officers were read and ap. proved and the report of the visiting nurse, Mrs James V. Giliand was ac. cepted. Following Is the report oi of the month 4, new patients during the month 16. dismissed 8, sent tt hospital 2, to active case 1, cured , improved 3, patients under care end l of month S. visits mathematical IT surgical 41, chronic 8, full pay pa. | tients 6, free 2, insurance cases Q Ante partum 6, post partim 9, new born S. SOcial service visits in be. half of patients 3, total 92 visits Office hours 70, visiting nurses 94 | Money collected from patients ant insurance companies $47.25.
 Augustus Baldwin of North Mair street Is ilf at hIs home and under the care of Dr Harold Curran. Mrs Robert Kelley who was pain fully injured when struck by an au. l tomobile in Waterbury some week; ago and has been under treatment at the Waterbury hospital has returned to her home on Tracey street.
 Miss Jessie Thomas who has beer l the guest of Miss Edith kinnea al her winter home in Florida. has re. turned home.
 MT and Mrs Theodore Emonz oi North Main street attended the wed. ding of Mir Emonz's sister. Miss Mar, Emonz who was married to Ralpf
 White in Waterville Thursday morn. ing.
 Mrs Luther Potter is i'll at hei homo in Terryvilie. She was former, ly a we'll known local resident. nov ing to Terryviilc about 2 years ago
 Travelling on the outside districts of the town has improved rapidl, duHing the past week and autos ar'
 being again brought into use by thu farmers.