The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-24
NAUGATUCK
Waterbury Man Is
 Fined By Court
Costs Him $lS.z6 to Start Argument Sunday Schools
 Held Picnics at Lake Quassapaug

Joseph Haker, charged with as sault and breach of the peace, ap peared before Judge Ciaremont l Tolles in the borough court thi! morning. Haker who is resident of 115 Dikeman street, Waterbury was said to have had an argument with a local man. He was found mol guilty on the assault charge bul was fined S1O and costs on the breach of the peace count. The tota fine and costs amounted to $1S.26.
 Two Schools Hold Outings
 Two Sunday schools held their an nual picnic and outing yesterday al Lake Quassapaug, the Congregation al church Sunday school and the Salem Lutheran church school. Des- bite the fact that the day was cloudy and overcast with occasional light showers the youngsters as well as grown ups who attended reported the outings most enjoyable.
 Meeting of Church Helpers
 A special meeting of the Church Helpers will be held tomorrow aft- ernoon at 3 o'clock at the nome or Mrs James Mcclellan, 76 Trowbrldge place, upon the invitation of Mrs Frank H. Judd.
 Condition lmpFONeu
 The condition of Miss Anna Hughes of Meadow street, who was operated upon in St Mary's hospi- tai Monday is reported as oeihe comfortable.
 Rev Arthur F. Lewis. rector of St Michaels Episcopal church is ob- serving the 35th anniversary Of ms ordination to the ministry to-day. A special communion service was helo in St Michae's church this morning at o'clock which was attended Dy a large number of the parishoners of the church. Rev Lewis was the recipient of many congratulations from residents of all creeds and walks of life Rev Lewis was or dained to the ministry in St James church, Bozeman, Montana, on St John the Baptist day, 1898. He mas been rector of the local church TOT many years, coming to the borough from North Haven to succeed the Rev Philip c. Pearson.
 BOwlcrs Hold Banquet
 An enjoyable banquet was held last night in grange hall on the New Haven road by members Of the bowling teams of Beacon Valle! grange. Ine DdHQuel was oSl'ou "' z o'clock. An excellent entertain ment program was rendered in con- nection with the banquet.
 Sunday School Outing
 Members of the Sunday school oi St Michael's Episcopal church left by special trolleys this morning shortly after 8 o'clock for Double Beach, Branford. where the annual picnic and outing is being held. The party will return to the borough early this evening.
 Tennis Club Organized
 Organization of the Naugatuck Tennis club was perfected Monday night at meeting held in the Y. M. c. A. William Baxter, local newspaperman was elected manager and Kenneth Johnson chosen cap- tain. The club plans on engaging in several matches with other clubs of the state durig the season. It is planned to open the season as soou as manager Baxter is able to ar range contests. Games will be played at the golf club and Y. M c. A. courts. The members of the club are Henry Cieslewski, John Schmuck. Henry Peck, Stanley Za- patka, Lucian Warner, Edward Nolde, Mari'is Whittemore Jr. Will liam Baxter. William Chittenden Kenneth Johnson and William Roemer.
 Entries for the annual mems sin gles tennis tourney to be conducted