The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-20
| THoMlAsTON FINE MAN $50
 IN COURT HERE
Liquor Charge Preferred By Police Investigators-
 Rehearse Play

Albert BrxowsIki of Chapel street was before Judge A, N, Pratt in the focal court last evening charged with selling liquor. Grand Juror Robert w. WoIf prosecuted the case. The evidence was gained by Frank Smith, Steve zieminicki and William Lowe. special police investigators cciabsr and bought q quart of liquor and drank a pint while in the speak easy. Judge Pratt imposed q fine of $50 and costs. Brzowski's place was ratded in December along with sev- erai others in town, but his case did not como to trial until Thursday
 RcIicarsaI This Evening There will be . special rehearsal of the east of ''The College Fiapper" in the fire house this evening. The play will be given in the Paramount theater Monday and Tuesday even- lngs under the special direction of Mss Purcell.
 Mrs Courtney Entcrtains
 Mrs Thomas Courtney entertained her pinochlo club Ut hor home on Center street Thursday evening. Prizes were awarded and lunch was served by the hostess.
 Eircmcn Called to Reynolds Bridge
 The ire alarm wag sounded by the factories at 10 o'clock Thursday morning ealing the nre companies to Frank Whites home at Reynolds started. The fremen cxtinguishcd the blaze with chemicals.
 Funeral of Infant Held Today
 Tho funeral of Evelyn, the Il months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Martin HOz0zinski was held this morning at tho home on Park street at 10 o'clock. Tho infant died Tues- day evening following Q short illness with pneumonia. The body was placed in the Williams Memorial vault until spring when intermcnt Industrial League Meets Tonight
 The captains of tho teams of the iJdustri0l league will hold n meet ing at the Recreation alleys this evening when arrangement will Do made, and comn1ittee appointed to take advantage of the annual banquet Of the league which will be held in the near future.
 Mrs Stevens Wins Prize
 Mrs Michael McMahon of North Main street entertained. her pin0chie club at her home Tuesday evening. The prizes were won by Mrs Stevens first, and Mrs Robert Kelley second. Refreshments were served.
 Under Hospital Treatment
 Mrs Joseph Walc0tt of Gerard street has entered the Waterbury hospital for treatment.
 pin0c1iic Club Meets
 Mrs Fred Galpin entertained nt ptD0cble Wednesday afternoon at her home. Three tables were in play and prizes were awarded to Mrs Efh- ei Robinson, first, Mrs Joseph Heich- enback, secobd and Mrs Robert Reed consolation.
 Briefs
 The estate of Mrs Mary Baldwin has sold dwelling house ht Flute- vile to Mrs Ruby Palmer of T0r- rtngton. The sale was made by '. M. Lyons & Sons.
 Jenten devotions will Dc held at St Thomas church this afternoon Gt 4:tb and this evening at 7:30 o'clock.
 The Scottish Social club held q meeting Wednesday evening which was followed by n social hour.
 Harry Jand0w of New Haven spent yesterday in town on business.
 Edward W. McCoui, general su. perintendent of the Seth Thomas Clock company is spending this week at La Sale, Wis, inthe interest of the cofHp pany.
 Arthur D. Woodward. sales man- ager Of the Plume & Atwood com- pany has returned from a business trip to Providence, II. 1.
 The feature picture at the Para mount theater this afternoon and evening Is Ina Claire and Fred Ma sick in "The Royal Family"