The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-17
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Judge olles Not To
 Name Asst Prosecutor
New State Law Gives Him This Power Waterbury
 Man Ordered Out of Borough

Judge Claremont l. Tolles of tn, local borough court will not nams an assistant prosecutor of the Dor. ough court he stated this morning Under bill passed by the last ses. sion of the legislature the court was empowered to name an assist ant prosecutor to serve for a period of not over 30 days in any one year and the salary to be $10 per day.
 Next week Prosecuting Attorney Joseph l.. Talbot will start on his annual vacation and 1t was thought that Judge Tolles might name ar assistant to act while the regular prosecutor was absent, but he stated this morning that he would not name an assistant. This will mean that during the absence oi the prosecutor, Borough Clerk John Sutherland will as formerly act as prosecutor.
 Ordered to Leave Town.
 Frank Tallock of Waterbury ar rested yesterday on charge of in toxication was fined $1 and costs in the borough court this morning and sentenced to serve 30 days in jail. Judge Tolles later suspended the sentence with the understand ing that Hall0ck leave the borough and return to Waterbury.
 Thousands Enjoy Display.
 Thousands viewed the fireworks display held last night at Recrea- ton field marking the close of the celebration in honor of Our Lady of Mt Carmel, sponsored by local Italian residents. While the dis play was not as large as in pre- vious years due to the fact that the business depression affected the amount subscribed, nevertheless il was q magnificent display and brought forth many favorable comments. The aerial pieces were exceptionally fine.
 Every point of vantage in the borough from where the display could be seen was filled with peo- pie, the field where the display Was set off and the freight depot across the river holding thousands. Thou sands of cars were also in the borough from towns all along the valley.
 Felix Nardello, ST. secretary oL thC "'@' very well pleased he stated this morning and desired to thank all those who contributed to the sue cess of the event. MT Nardello stated that the committee did the very best they could under the handicap they had to labor under this year.
 Rushing Oiling Program
 os,s. <Stv1 1tn,. nf n | German is pushing the oiling pro- gram of the borough in order that it may be completed at the earliest possible date and that those who use the highways may have the beneht of the work. Ordinarily tho borough's street Oiling pro- gram would be pretty well finished at this date, but this year the pro- gram was held up for few weeks in order that the borough might take advantage of the state dlr' road fund through which the bor- ough Is now receiving the oil being used.
 Streets oiled yesterday included Pleasant avenue, Spencer street, German, Lewis, Arch, Scott streets and Andrew avenue.
 Large Gang Employed
 Much work is being done to inn prove the parks of the borough through the Tuttle-W e-Whittemore Fund. About 70 of the unemploy ed men of the borough are engaged in the projects. the largest of these being the improvement to Lewis Park. south of the Salem school A great amount of work has al ready been done on this tract, two walks have been cut through the section to meet the walks that al ready ran through the Salem school park. Much grading is also being done. Work on the park at the Junction of High and Maple streets and Maple Terrace has also progressed, the park now being graded and q gang of workmer