The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-21
NAUCATUCK Former State Cop
 Is Fined By Court
Charged With Carrying Concealed WeapOns-ThOmas
 P. Neary Dies in Brooklyn, NY.

John Highrain of Waterbury. for mer member of the state police de- partment was fined $10 and costs in the borough court this morning on charge of carrying concealed weapons. Deputy Judge H. H. Scho- field was on the bench.
 Highrain was arrested last night by Officer James Cuddy who was on desk duty when Highrain dropped into the police station. The accused, it was reported this morning had been in the Union City section of the borough on one or two occasions Of late with the gun in his possession. The former state trooper stated this morning that the gun was the prop erty of former local man who now resides in Waterbury. He stated that he had been ordered to return the gun to the owner and came to the borough Monday night in search of the man but could not locate him. He again came to the borough last night and learned that the man had removed to Waterbury. He dropped into the police station to have a chat and Officer Cuddy noticing the bulge in his clothing made search and found the 45 caliber, Smith and Wesson revolver on his person. Fol- lowing the court decision the &C., cused was turned over to the proba- tion officer for 60 days.
 Officers to Be Installed
 Recently elected officers of Laur- el temple, Pythian Sisters, will be installed at the regular meeting to be held Thursday night in Pythian hall at o'clock. A social will follow the meeting and refreshments will be served.
 Death of Thomas F. Weary
 Thomas Paul Neary, 45, of Brooklyn, N. Y., died yesterday aft ernoon in St Mary's hospital in Wat erbury Mir Weary was q native or Naugatuck, the son of the late Rich ard and Catherine Dillon Weary, pi- oneer residents of Union City. For the past several years he has made his home in Brooklyn. Mir Neary was stricken while on a visit to his rela- lives in the borough and about week ago was removed to the hos pital. The deceased received his early education in the borough schools. He graduated from St Bon aventure college in 1910 with the degree of A. B. He was an honor student at the school and captured the Elmira gold medal for oratory. While at college he took prom inent part in athletics and explained the college team of 1903. In his senior year he was editor of the col Iege paper. Taking up his residence in Brooklyn, he became an fnde- pendent estimator on interior decor ating and was very successful in his field. He was @ frequent visitor to the borough and was very well known here, news of his death came as distinct shock to his large number of friends.
 He is survived by three sisters, Miss Elizabeth Weary, local school nurse, Miss Mary Weary, teacher in the local public schools and Miss Annie Weary, all residents of the borough and one brother, Richard Neary, former borough official; and three nepbews, Richard, Ellsworth and Frank, all of this borough. The funeral will be held Friday morning but the hour has not been set.
 .. Annual Grand Lodge Session
 The 57th annual grand lodge sse- sion of the Order of Eastern Star of Connecticut will be held in Hor- ace Bushnell Memorial hall, Capital avenue and Trinity street on We'd nesday and Thursday. January 28 and 29. The session will start at 10 o'clock a. m. sharp. Those who plan on attending the session are re- questcd to be In their seats at 9:45 o'clock. An organ recital will be rendered from 9:45 until 10 o'clock.
 Funeral of Anna Sigctti
 The funeral of Anna Sigetti, six weeks old daughter of MT. and Mrs. John Sigetti of 258 Scott street, who died yesterday morning, was held this morning at 10 o'clock from the home of her parents. Burial was in St. James cemetery.
 HOsDItal Officers Named
 Howard E. Futile, William J.. Weary, Oscar l.. Warner. Carlisle B. Futile, Emil Mannweiller, Harris Whittemore. Jr.. Haword H. Bristol Donald $. Futile and Austin l.. Ad- ans, were elected directors of the Naugatuck Hospital incorporation at a meeting held Monday night. The directors chose the following of'l- cers: President, Howard B. Futile; vice president. Harris Whittemore, Jr.; secretary and treasurer. Carl isle B. Futile: executive committee. Emil Mannweiller, Oscar Mannweil- CT, Harris Whittemore. Jr.
 Fraternal Night
 It is expected that about 15O men will be present at the fraternal night