The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-28

z George Poval of Hoadley street an old offender went on a rampage again last evening with the result that he appeared before Judge Claremont T. Tolles in the borough court this morning to answer charg- es of damage to private property. George took offense at one of his neighbors last night hurled a large size rock through window of the < home of William Polobinski of HoadIey street. George was so peevedf at his .neigfbor that he re- quested the police to save the stone until he returned from jail, evident " expecting to be sent down the road this morning. He would again hurl 1t thruogh the window of Po- lobinski's house he stated
 Judge Tolles found George guilty and fined him $5 and costs and sem fenced him to 30 days in jail. The jail sentence was suspended and Po- val was turned over to Probation Off, ficer William Nixon for 60 days.
 Ready to Play.
 $sThe final rehearsal of the cast in the comedy Just Like Judy to be presented in the Gem Opera House \ tonight by the senior class of the school was held last night. The cast is under the direction of Miss Louise Grainger and Harry E. Ben ham.
 Officials for Election.
 Robert Cleary will act as moder- ator at the special election of the freemen to be held next Monday at which time they will vote on author izatiofi of a bond issue of $150,0 900 for trunk line sewer work. William Brophy Sr,s will be box tender and Thomas Lawley will be the checker.
 Attended Funeral
 Representative and Mrs Hugh Burns of this borough attended the funeral yesterday morning in Green which of Miss Julia Coffey. a for mer resident of the borough who died last Sunday at her home.
 Many to Take Part.
 Many local fraternal organiza- tions are expected to take part in the Memorial day parade in addition to the local patriotic societies on Saturday morning. The Naugatuck Military band will lead the parade which will be held. in the morning. The marchers will parade to Hillside and St Francis cemeteries. Exer- cises will be held on the Green at
 
 memorial.
 Contest Winners.
 Miss Marie Contois of Straistville and Miss Emma Edmondson of Bethany were awarded silver medals at the third of the series of Juven- ile grange oratorical contests held last night in the. Salem Lutheran church. Miss Contois recited "A Rov,s Paradise" and Miss Edmond son Mothers Faith.' Mrs George Futile of Waterbury, county direc- tor of medal contests awarded the medals. The judges were Mrs Clarence Fenniman, Mrs Robert Ed wler and Miss Elsa Thompson. Following the contest an entertain ment program was rendered. Miss Mary Edmondson rendered several solos and Arvid Anderson rendered piano selections.
 Mrs Robert Fowler accompanied Miss Edmondson on the piano.
 Local Mans Bill Passed
 The bill introduced by Rep Hugh Burns of this boroguh in the gen. eral assembly reducing the interest chrage on unpaid taxes from lz 10 9 per cent was passed by the assem- ply. .u. .+ Q
 Under the old law lhleISSS oe per cent was charged for the first six months, 10 per cent for the next six months and 12 per cent there
 Funeral of John King.
 The funeral of John King, a for mer resident of the borough who died Tuesday morning at his home in Brooklyn. N. Y., will be held to- morrow morning from the home or