The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-28
NAUGATUCK Waterbury Man Files Notice Of Appeal
Fined in Borough Court on Drunken Driving Charge
 Democratic Town Committee Meeting Not Called

After being found guilty of op- erasing a. car when under the in- fiuence of liquor in the borough court this morning, Alfred Cana van of 236 Walnut street, Water- bury, filed notice of appeal to the district court of Waterbury through his lawyer, Attorney John Tobin of Waterbury. The court imposed a fine of $100 and costs of S18.26 on Canavan and also sentenced him to five days in jail. The accused was arrested on Au- gust 1, and the case has been con- tinued several times. Bonds were placed at $250.
 Case NOlled
 A case growing out of proper ty transaction resulting in the ar rest of Leo Ogonowski of John street, Union City, on charge of breach of the peace was nolled by the court when the parties in- yolyed came to settlement. Ogo- nowski and his people in law ac- cordin to the testimony this morn ing own adjoining property on John street. In order to straighten out lines five feet of each parcel of property was transferred. This brought about trouble when MT Ogonowski's mother-in-law found out about the transfer. After hearding the case this morning 1t was agreed by the parties to trans fer the five-foot strip back again and end all controversy.
 No Meeting Called Yet
 No meeting of the democratic town committee has yet been called to take action on the selec- ton of a successor to Superin- tendent of Streets D. J. German whose resignation becomes effec- tive Monday. Early in the week it was reported that Warden Green who is also chairman of the party in the borough, would call meet ing of the committee to discuss the appointment. Notices have been sent out to the committee members up to this morning. There still remains few days be- fore the board meeting on next Tuesday night and it is possible that & town committee meeting with board members may be held before that time.
 There are said to be several candidates in the field for the po- sition. Those prominently men tioned to date are Albert Rath- burn, foreman of the street de- partment for several years, Victor Anderson, also foreman of the department, James Brophy, who has been in the building and con struction game for many years and the name of William Moody has also been heard mentioned.
 ks. at perintendent. The three democrat ic members of the board are spit on the selection of successor to MT German. Burgess John Burke fayors MT Rathburn and Bur ~eesses Anenberg and Sheridan are said to favor MT Brophy.
 Cars Collide
 Automobiles operated by Walter Siaski of 382 Wooster street and Matilda Keissling of 159 Frost road, Waterbury, were in a slight collision yesterday afternoon at 5 o'clock at the junction of Bridge and Spring streets. MT Siaski was turning from Spring street onto Bridge street and the Waterbury woman was travelling on Bridge street when the cars collided. The owners settled theilr differences. Officer Timothy Reardon investi- gated for the police department.
 Asks Support of Rathburn
 Burgess John J. Burke in letters addressed to Burgesses Maurice Anenberg and John Sheridan, his democratic colleagues on the bor- ough board, asks them for their support of Foreman Albert Rath- burn of the street department for the position of street superintend- end which becomes vacant next week with the resignation of Su- perintender1t of Streets D. J. Cor map. MT Burke in his letter also recommends the appointment of Thomas F. Reilly, former street superintendent as foreman in the street department. According to reports, Burgesses Anenberg and hey1dan favor tine appointment of twmes Brophy as superintendent of streets
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