The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-22
NAUGATUCK ''Peeping Tom" Is
 Active In Borough
East Side Residents Alarmed--Mrs Christina Hani-
 mann Died Here Last Night

A "Peeping Tom" is reported af being acctive in the eastern sec- ton of the borough for several nights and reports have been made to the police as to his actions. Sey- eral young women have been startled, Is is reported to suddenly realize that face was peering at them through their boudoir win dow.
 /, It is long time since the bor- ough has had a report 0 ia Peep ing Tom" in their midst.
 Death of Mrs Christina Hainmann | Mrs Christina Hammann, widow of Matthew Hammann. died last evening at her home. IS Oak street. Mrs Hammann had been resi- dent of the borough for the past 20 years. She was 81 years of age and had been In failing health for some time. She is survived by three daughters, Miss Marie Ham, mann, Mrs Augusta Cullen of Nau- gatuck and Mrs Arthur Platt of Stony Brook. L. l.. and three sons, Matthew Hammann of Bristol, Charles Hammann of Patchogue, l l.. l., and John Hammann of De- | vOn. Funeral arrangements have not been completed.
 Play Finals Today Henry Cieslewski, crack tennis player of the borough, and eGOrgc Fairchild of Bridgeport will meet in the finals of the Ansonia ten- his tourney this afternoon at Ath- lctic field, Ansonia.
 The match is expected to be an interesting one.
 Lettering Banned
 Chief of Police John Adamson has placed ban on Ioitering on sidewalks and in store doorways of the borough. especially during the noon hour by young men. Many complaints have been made to the police head relative to re- marks passed to women when they had occasion to go by some of the groups The complaints became so numerous that Chief Adamson yesterday assigned Officer Walter Lyckiewcz to duty during the noon hour 10 stop groups congrc- gating.
 To Shoot in Bethany
 The gun club of the local Fish and Game Association will go to Bethany this afternoon to engage in the third round of the shoot be- ing held between the Bethany. Woodbridge. Seymour and local clubs. Naugatuck is now leading in the shoot with one point. League Games Today The Pastimcs and Falcons will meet In the opening contest this afternoon in the Naugatuck Anna teur Baseball League schedule at 2 o'clock. At { o'clock the Cres- cents and the Orioles will meet. There Is considerable interest in this afternoons contests. If the Falcons win over the Pastimes and the Crescents should lose to the Orioles. 1t will throw the Crcscents and the Falcons into a tie for first place in the league standing.
 Marriages Announced
 Announcement has been madcby Dr George Bitgood of New London of the marriage of his daughter. Lucille, to Thomas H, Fitzgerald, Southbury, on August IS. MT and Mrs Fitzgerald vii Ibe at home at 33 Park avenue after October ]. Announcement has been made by MT and Mrs Edward T. Benson of Brookdalc Lane, Waterbury, of the marriage of their daughter, Eunice Christine Benson. to Howard Clarkson Ahrens of Union City, The ceremony took place in Brook lyn, N. Y.. in June.
 Took Part in Parade
 The American Legion band un- der the direction of Edward Cud- dy took part in the parade held in connection with the wreck staged by the 70 and 8 branch of the le- zion last night in New Britain. The band vii lalso take part in the big legion parade to be held this nf- tcrnoon in the Hardware City. marking the close of the state con- vention of the order. MT Cuddy wns among those who were initi-