The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1931-07-08

The board approved of the baliff
bond of Louis De Carlo, Jr.
A further checkup will be made
by the board relative to a claim
put in by Frank Arendholz of New
Haven road for chickens alleged to
have been killed by a stray dog.
The bill was for $40 for the death
of 20 chickens and one hen. In the
report of officer Timothy Reardon
of the local police he found IL
chickens and one hen dead. The
monthly reports of Borough Clerk
Hugh Hearns, Borough Tax Collec-
tor Charles F. DAILY, Supt of Streets
D. J. German and Chief Of Police
John Adamson were approved by
the board.
Found Not Guilty.
Minot Grigrolo of Cotton Hollow
charged with non-support was
found not guilty in the borough
court this morning. The case was
, continued on several previous oc-
casions. The charge was made by
the accuseds wife. After explain
ing conditions to Judge Tolles in
court this morning the judge found
him not guilty.
Officers Installed.
Marjorie Mancini was installed
as prophecies of Ramona Council,
D. of p. at their regular meeting
held last night in Odd Fellows hall
by Great Deputy Ruby White and
staff of Bristol. The other officers
installed were: Pochontas, Joseph
inc Montrose; Winona, Nellie Law
ton; Powhatan, Ernest Fem; first
scout, Florence Loomis, second
scout, Theresa Scott; first warrior,
Rebekah Edwards; second warrior,
Minnie Fem; third warrior, Hattie
Chapman, fourth warrior, May Tay-
lor; first runner, Vera Arendholz;
second runner, Caroline Borman;
outside guard. Grace Arendholz; in
side guard. Lillian Jensen; pianist,
Vera Arendholz and scribe, Meta
Fairbank. A social featuring an
entertainment followed the meeting
and a luncheon was served.
Funeral of Stephen Kish.
The funeral of Stephen Kish, who
died Monday afternoon was held
this morning from his home, 26
Washington street at $3.50 o'clock
and at 9 o'clock from st Mary's
church where requiem high mass
was celebrated by the Rev Richard
+. MOTrlSSey. buIldl was III 81
James cemetery.
Funeral of Mrs Jessie Michigan
The funeral of Mrs Jessie Mehi-
gan, who died Monday afternoon in
the Waterbury hospital, was held
this afternoon from the funeral
home, 20 Park place. Services
were conducted by the Rev Henry
Peck of the Congregational church.
Burial was in Grove cemetery.
First Half Holiday.
Clerks of the stores OF the bor-
ough affiliated with the Merchants
Group are enjoying their first half
holiday of the summer to-day. The
schedule of closing Wednesday af-
ternoons will be in effect during
the months of July and August.
Left for Camp
About 80 local Boy Scouts left
this morning for Camp Pershing,
the summer camp of the local Boy
Scouts on the Housatonic river near
Derby. It is the 18th season for
the camp and it is expected that this
year more scouts will attend than
in the past several years. Scout
Executive Lyman B. Bunnell will
be in charge of the camp. He will
have a corps of assistants. Dave
Beecher, who has been chef at the
camp for several years will again
act in this capacity.
PIOski- Oldakowska.
Miss Mary OldakoWska of SO
Bridge street and William Ploski of
Greenwood street were united in
marriage this morning at st He'd
wigs church at o'clock by the
pastor, Rev Paul Piechocki. He al
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The bride was attended by Miss
Jane Kiuloski of Waterbury and
and Miss Mary Zepatka as brides
maids and Felix Witkowski and
William Oldakowska were the male
attendants