The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-07
NAUGATUCK Teacher Resigns
 After 34 Years
Miss Anna Hopkins, Assistant Principal of High
 School, Quits, Due to Illness in Family

1 the janitors and outside help of the schools was awarded to the
 James k. Sweeney Agency. Their price was the lowest of two re-
 ceived. The Sweeney agency agreed to cover the employees for eighty y-seven cents per every one hundred dollars of the payroll.
 The other price submitted was by the Naugatuck Insurance Agency. | Superintendent Chittenden called the committee attention attention to a new law in relations to the | transportation of school children and the bust now used by George | Clark who has the contract to transport the school children from | Straitsville may have to be re- | placed. The superintendent also called attention to the fact that a change in the present system or the water supply at the Pond Hill school may be necessary. A recent ruling of the state board of educa- tion makes it necessary for schools
 to have their own water supply. The water at the Pond Hill school
 is procured from well on ad-
 joining property. No action was taken by the board.
 IHe lcpOII oI
 Chittenden covering the first four
 months of the fiscal year showed
 exenditures of $72,161.49.
 Annual Reunion Tomorrow The annual reunion of the Mills family will be held tomorrow at
 Lake Quassapaug. The reunion
 will be held in the afternoon and
 picnic luncheon will be one of
 the features of the gathering. Given Jail Sentence
 Harry Churchill of 112 South
 Main street arrested by the local police last night in a raid on q place conducted by him on Rub-
 Der avenue was sentenced to serve IS days in jail in the borough
 court this morning by Judge Clare
 mont I. Tolles on a charge of re- sisting an officer. On charge of keeping liquor with intent to
 sell he was given a 30-day jail sen- tence which was suspended. An
 additional charge of breach of the
 peace brought against the ac- cused. On this last count he was found not guilty.
 Officer Walter Lyckiewcz, a
 member of the raiding party suf- fered a cut hand when Churchill
 resisted his efforts to get a pitcher
 which he was dumping into a sink
 and alleged to contain liquor. His | injuries were treated by Dr liar old Johnson.
 The raiding squad composed of
 Officers John Lawlor, Walter Lyckiewcz and Anthony Malone.
 Jr, swooped down. on the place at the corner of Rubber avenue and Aetna streets about 9 o'clock. The place conducted by Churchill had been in operation only a few days
 1t was stated.
 Funeral of Mrs Anna DeVOir i The funeral of Mrs Anna DeVoir. we'll known local educator, who died Wednesday afternoon at her | home, was held this afternoon at 3:3O o'clock from the Congrega- tional church. The services were | conducted by the Rev Edward R.
 Hance, minister of the church and
 the Rev Sherrod Soule of Hartford,
 former minister of the church.
 Burial was in Grove cemetery. League Games Tomorrow The Crescents will meet the Pas times at 2 o'clock tomorrow af- ternoon at Recreation Field in the
 first game of the weekly schedule
 in the Naugatuck Amateur base
 ball league. In the second con-
 test slated for 4 o'clock the Orioles and the Falcons will fight it out.
 Travel to New City Tomorrow The local Y. M. c. A. tennis team will journey to Torrington to- morrow afternoon to meet the Tor rington Country Club team. Sev- erai weeks ago the New City team chalked up a win over the 1ooa1s