The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-11
1 NAUGATUCK Violator Of Liquor
 Law Fined To-day
Also Gets Jail Sentence -WO0dmen of World to Cele=
 brate 2Oth Anniversary

Judge Claremont I. To1les in the borough court this morning imposed a sentence of 30 days in jail and as- sessed the costs in the case Of $24.26, on Patsy Labriola charged with violation of the liquor law, keeping with intent to sell.
 Labriola was arrested last night by the local police when they raided his place of business on Rubber avenue and took into possession quantity of alleged liquor.
 Patsy stated in court this morn ing that he had no money with which to pay a fine and he further court.
 Judge Tolles reprimanded the ac- cused for opening up such a type of business. lie stated that at the pres ent time there were four hundred heads of families out of employ ment in the borough and 1t was no time to be opening up such places where men would undoubtedly be liable to spend their money. The judge also informed the accused that he should know better.
 The raid on Labriola's place was made last night at 8:15 o'clock. The raiding officers were Anthony Ma lone, Jr, Joseph Doran and John Gormley. The officers had no trou- ble in securing the evidence as no attempt had evidently been made by the proprietor to keep it secret. He had opened up the plac only about a week ago it was stated.
 A continuance was granted until Saturday morning to Paul Koczak, also a victim of the local police last night when they paid a call to his establishment at the corner of Bridge and Brennan streets. The police officers conducting this raid were the same as those who paid the visit to Labriola's with the addition of Officer Walter Lyckiewcz. A small quantity of alleged liquor was secured.
 Planning For Anniversary
 Plans for observing the twentieth anniversary of Naugatuck camp, Woodmen of the World, were start ed last night at a meeting Of the camp in Pythian hall with the nam- ing of a committee to make the nec- essary arrangements. The camp has Charles Cody, head camp banker of the w. of w. will be present at the anniversary and address the gather ing as will Mamie E. Long of New York city, state manager of the Wo- mems circle. The anniversary will be observed on Saturday night, Feb ruary 21 in Pythian hall. The com mittee of arrangements consists or Mrs Maurice Richards, Mrs Margaret Richards, Mrs A. K. Weaving, Miss Helen Casey, William Smith, Burt Sumpf, H. o. Nissen, ST. and John Loyer.
 At last nights meeting Frank Weaving was elected head camp delegate to the head camp conven- tion to be held in the Stratfield hotel in Bridgeport on April Il and Iz.
 State Officers to Visit
 Natatuc Association of Haymak- CTS will entertain the state officers of the order at their regular meet ing to be held tomorrow night Tn odd Fellows hall. The state offi- cers will be headed by Benjamin East of Derby, state chief haymaker. Police Officer John Lawlor of the local police department is a member of the state body being ice-presi- dent. An entertainment will foi- low the meeting and refreshments will be served.
 Expect Many to Register
 Registrars of Voters Jeremiah Callahan, Jr, and George P. Young will hold their final session for the purpose of receiving names of vot, CTS who wish to become affiliated with their respective parties so that they may take part in the caucusses and primaries, at a session to be held Friday in the borough court.
 There is said to be much activity. especially among the members or the democratic party in securing the names of party members to register, and 1t is expected that the primary lists of the Jeffersonians will show a big increase after the session on Friday.
 Members of the ,,p Federated ha,a Q meeting last night in the borough court room. Routine business was transacted.
 Saw Ellis Beat Tigers
 Members of the Naugatuck high school basketball squad saw the Yale basketball team defeat Princeton last night in the Yale gymnasium in 6 close contest won by the ELS by a lone point after overcoming ten point lead of the Tigers. The team was the guest of Coach Peter J. Foley at the contest.
 10 COnOuCC CafO farty
 Tomorrow night the Daughters Of Isabella will hold a public card party in Hibernian hall at 8 o'clock. Bridge, whist, and forty-five will be played. A social will follow and refreshments will be served.
 Funeral Tomorrow
 The funeral of Leonard w. French of Beacon Falls who died yester- day morning at his home will be held tomorrow morning from the house at 8:30 o'clock and from St MichaePs church in Beacon Falls at o'clock. Burial will be in St James cemetery this borough. The deceased was engineer at the plant of the Homer D. Bronson company in Beacon Falls.
 Minority Leader to Speak
 Minority Leader William c. Clin- ton of the house of representatives at Hartford will address meeting of the Democratic club on Tuesday night, Feb IT, inthe borough. court room. Leader Clinton is one of the best known democrats in the state. He was minority leader in the 1927 session of the house as well as being leader this session. All during his ca reer in the legislature he has been the foe of special privilege. In his talk hereshe will dwell on the meth ods used in the general assembly and will also discuss important bills that are now pending in the house. His talk is expected to be an in- &R n