The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-02
1 NAUGATUCK Only Two Present
 For School Meeting
Supt Chittenden Reports Petty Thefts at Schoos-Rub
 Der Co Plants Reopen Monday

been closed for the Christmas vaca- tion will reopen Monday. It is ex- pected that the recent snow storms will greatly benefit the local con- cerns as it started the sale of rubber footwear.
 Funeral of Mrs August Horn The funeral of Mrs Amelia Horn street who died Tuesday in St | Marys hospital in Waterbury was
 held this afternoon from her late l home at 2:30 o'clock. Services were | conducted by the Rev Edward R. | Hance, minister of the Congrega . tional church. The body was placed | in the Futile Memorial receiving vault.
 Meeting of Evergreen Chapter The regular meeting of Evergreen | chapter, Order of Eastern Star vii! | be held tonight at o'clock in Ma | sonic temple. Last night was the regular meeting night of the chap ter. but due to the fact that it was New Years night. the meeting was | transferred to tonight.
 New Years Tame One The New Year started off very quietly for the local police depart ment, not q single arrest being made | over the holiday. The police state | that 1t was a very tame New Years Struck by Car Raymond Kaiser of Johnson street was struck by an automobile on New Years eve on South Main street and suffered a cut on one of his hands. The name of the driver of the auto was not learned. After striking Mrs Kaiser he took him to the office of Dr F.. F. Williams where the wound was dressed and later departed. Kaiser it was report s,t. .t tttts~ ha ct inf fn | the part of the car and it was i'm | possible for the driver to avoid
 striking him.
 First League Game Naugatuck high will play their first game in the high school league tomorrow night at the "Y" gymna sium with the Ansonia high team as opponents. The locals are showing
 improved form in every contest of late. Their game with the high team as opponents. The locals are showing improved form in every contest of late. Their game with the high school alumni on New Years eve showed that the team is of real championship caliber.
 Sues for Commission John Healy of this borough
 through his attorney, James l.. Dal- ton. has instituted suit against Mrs
 Elizabeth O'Brien, administrator oi the estate or the late EdWaru r. O'Brlen for real estate commis. sion which he states is due him and which the defendant refuses to pay MT Healy alleges that he procured a buyer for q certain piece of prop erty of the estate of Mr O'Brien The defendant. he alleges refused tt go through with the transaction and he therefore claims his commission The case is returnable to the court of common pleas in Waterbury on the first Tuesday in January. Resigns us Caretakcr William Miller of Milville avenue for the past 25 years caretaker ol
 the local Congregational church and
 parish property has resigned his DO sition, the resignation to become ef- fective this week. Mir Miller's healtf has been bothering him for some time and on the advice of his phy' , sisian he will take rest. His posi- | tion as caretaker has been taker | over by Alfred Borne of Beebt street.
 Now In New Location w. K. Birdsall who for many | years conducted stationery store | at 83 Maple street has removed his business to the corner of Main and
 Maple streets in the O'Brien build | ing.