The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-07

tin E. Gormley. one of Judge Shea's first acts after taking the oath of office was the nam ing of John M. KenRey clerk of the court, MT Kenney has served as clerk for the past two years under Judge Gormley. He has made g very efficient and thorough clerk. and his work and the efficiency of the local the state tax department, His re- appointment meets with the approv- q. of every person who has done bus iress with the office in the past two years.
 Judge Shea was elected to succeed Judge G0rmley at the November cleo ton on the Democratic ticket, the outgoing judge being the candidate for congress from the fifth congress sional district. The district over which Judge Shea will preside in clude the towns of Naugatuck and Beacon Falls. His term of office Is for congratulated by Judge Germley who wished him 8 very successful administration. Judge Shea replied that he would make every effort to conduct the office in the efficient manner that 1t had been for the past two years by Judge Gormlsy. Judge Shea has previously held public of- flee in the borough having served as borough tax collector. He Is a native of the borough. a graduate of the NauEatuck High school, attended Phillips, Exeter Academy and stud jed law at Georgetown University. Extinsulsh Chimney Fire Firemen at the Maple street fire k, N1N<l %> nn. .l,l- home on North Main street this morning shortly after g o'clock to extinguish chimney fire. Chem. icals were used effectively and the damage was slight.
 Ordered to Fay $8 a Week
 In the borough court this morning Donald w. Munger of Cooke street. Waterbury was ordered to pay S8 a week toward the support of his wife. He was given e so day jail sentence which, was suspended for a period of six months to guarantee that he would carry out the order of the court.
 Herman zehnder Of Union City charged with intexication was fined the costs in the case $13.26 and given a S0-dRy jail sentence which was suspended for 90 days. Thomas Ryan of Cherry street also charged with intoxicatton was given a 30-day Jail sentence suspended for 90 days and taxed the costs $13.26.
 The cases of John Korpus charged with non-support and that of his wife Julia, charged with breach of the peace were continued until Fri day morning.
 Officers Installed
 Officers of Ramona Council, D. of P. were installed last night by Great Deputy Ruby White and staff at Bris tol. Several out of town members of the order attended the meeting. A social followed the business session and refreshments were served. The officers installed were as follows:
 Prophecies, Barbara Tuthill; Poca- hontas., Marjorie Mancini: Wenonah. Josephine Montrose; Powhatan, Er- vest Fem; keeper of records. Neita Fainbank; collaetor of wampum, Ella Lucas; first scout, Theresa Scott second scout. Nellie Lawton; first warrior, Minnie Tenn; second war rior. Rebekah Edwards; third war rlor, May Taylor; fourth warrior. Nellie Mariana; first runner, Mamie Presto; second runner, Vera Arend- holtz; first councillor, James Mon- tanari; second councillor Raymond Crantffi guard of tepee, Mrs L. c. BoardMan; guard of the forest, Grace Arenholtz, trustee, Raymond Grant; pianist, Vera Arendholz; re- porter, Neita Fairbank; degree mas ter, Ernest Tenn; sick committee. Jo sephine Montrose. Minnie Fenn. Vio- la Raiowick, Rebekah Edwards. Err nest Fenn; entertainment committee Josephine Montrose, Emma Dwy, Viola Haiowick, Ella Lucas. May Fay Tor and Mamie Presto.
 Final Dress Rehearsal
 The final dress rehearsal of the Harmony Minstrel Troupe will be held tonight in the Gem Opera House. The troupe wil present their show tomorrow night in the Gem. Some of the best talent in the bor- ough will take part in addition to out of town artists including Miss Lillian Mccoy of Waterbury, dancing in- structor. with Andrew Rau of Bea- cen Falls in a speciality dance num- Der.
 Joint Social Tonight
 Members of the Valley Players and St Michaels Dramatic Club will ga. ther tonight in St Michael's parish house for a joint social. The St Michael's Players will put on one