The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-26

Walter Sells, charged with viola ton of probation, was given until tomorrow morning to pay up fines and costs amounting to about SIS, which he owes the borough court from an assessment levied against him some time ago. If the accused fails to have the money tomorrow morning at the time for the opening of court, he will be taken to the New Haven country jail to work it out.
 Meets Westville This Afternoon
 This afternoon at Recreation field thethe Bows baseball team of the s American Legion is scheduled to {. open their season with the WestVllie Legion team. Tomorrow afternoon the team will go to Waterbury to meet the Hopeville Juniors.
 Tourney Starts Tomorrow
 First round matches in the men s singles tennis tourney for the cham pionship of the borough will get un. der way tomorrow. There are 54 entrants in the tourney. Matches will be played at the Golf Club and Y. M. c. A. courts. Fifty-four are entered in the tourney. First round matches will be finished by Satur- day, July 4. It is hoped to have the second round matches finished by ,July 12. Ten of the entrants drew byes in the pairings. They are Henry Cieslewski, winner of the title last year, John Schmuch, who held the title for six years in a row, William Roemer, William Geis, Stanley Zapatka. Lucian Warner. kennetn ., Johnson, Fred Thompson. Henry Peck and Edward Nolde. The pair ings are as follows
 sas, ha nLr = lin; Joseph Sirtowt vs Tom Fitzger- aid: John Hurst vs Thomas Neary; Eugene Loman vs M. John Czap- liski: Anthony Waranowicz vs FL ton Abramson; John Grebauskas vs John Gilbert: Lyle Launstein vs Edward Peabody; Chester Soli- wocki ys John McDonough; Ray mond Phaneu vs William Baxter; ! William Moody vs Paul Johnson: Henry Krampetz vs Edward Bon tempo; Thomas Raytkwich vs stan ley Harrison; Peter Paulowski vs Vincent Palomski; William Mules Xiv vs Joseph Worrell Ralph Per kins vs Joseph Hughes; William Plikaitis vs Alebrt Krampetz; Henry Baxter vs Patrick Heating; Cliff Ewirski vs Frank Jones; Frank Equires vs William Chittenden; John McGroary vs James Young; Fred Mikalchus vs Seymour Squires, Will liam Lucas vs Edward Skovonsky.
 Suffered Injured Thumb
 Thomas Powers suffered the loss of his right thumb Wednesday while engaged in assisting In removing some heavy machinery at the plant of the G. M. R. Shoe Company.
 The thumb was crushed so badly ' that 1t was necessary to amputate the top of it.
 Watson Heads Encampment
 Cecil F. Matson has been elected Chief Patriarch of Magnolia En- campment I. O. O. r.. for the en- suing term. Other officers named are high priest. Jesse Barratt; sen- for warden, w. R. Painter; junior 4 warden. NJ. w. Whitesill, Sr; scribe, A. IT. Egan; treasurer, George F.. Mall. These officers will be installed ' early in July.
 Funeral of Florence NJ. Wylong
 The funeral of Florence M. Wy I0nf. the 22 months old daughter Of MT and Mrs Frank Wylong Of 6A GanffnI avenue who died yesterday morning in st Raphael's hospital Will bn held tomorrow afternoon nt { o'clock from tho home of her par. entn. Burial will be In st James
 Vacation school Opens Monday
 AsRniona of tho church vacation 1rhooI VIII start Mondhy In the cehs E<&aa(feHaI anuneh Rev Henry Peek wfIT be In eharGe ef tho school, 1'k@fs Ass seen iares enrolment