The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-08

Only two cases occupied the att tention of the borough court this morning after the three-day hoii- day. Benny Dovandobage of 21 South Main street charged with in- toxication failed to answer when his name was called this morning and his bond of $25 was called. He was arrested by On1cers Evon and Hanley. George Forgish of 23S Scott strete charged with breach of the peace and intoxicatoin was fined $5 and costs, the total amounting to $1S.26 and was given a 30-day jail sentence which was suspended. He was turned over to Probation Officer William Nixon for 60 days.
 Held for Prospect.
 George Rora back of Cheshire and Charles Atwood Of Prospect are being held by the local police for the Prospect authorities on charges of vagrancy. The pair were arrested for the Prospect off, ficials by Officers Mattheson and Baldwin of Bethany. They were brought to the borough for safe keeping. They are to be taken to Prospect this afternoon for trial. Funeral of Mrs Warren Hotchkiss.
 The funeral of Mrs Emily Gar rison Hotchkiss, wife of Warren E. Hotchkiss, who died Friday morning after a brief illness was held Sunday afternoon from Fer home. 365 High street at o'clock. Services were conducted by the Rev Arthur F. Lewis. rector Of St Michael's Episcopal church. Burial was in Hillside cemetery. The pail bearers were Ralph Schofield, Henry Pope, Fremont Hoadley, John Sutherland, Eric Kerner and Elmer Osborn.
 Death of Former Resident
 Miss Margaret Campbell, a for mer resident of the borough died Sunday afternoon in St RaphaeFs hospital in New Haven where she had been a patient for several weeks. Miss Campbell, recently underwent an operation from which she failed to rally. The de- ceased was a native of Naugatuck but left the borough about 19 years ago. removing to Pittsfield, Mass. She made her home in the Massa- chusetts city until about four years ago when she removed to Hartford where she was engaged as gover- noress. The deceased was very well known in the borough; sne was a singer of unusual ability ana while a resident here was a men her of St Francis church choir. She also appeared In many enter tainments as a soloist both here and in other places. The news of her death was received W!th deep sorrow by her large acquaih- tanceship. ,..
 She is survived by one sister, Mrs Lawrence b. Breen or tnls borough and one brother. James or St Petersburg, Fla, and a niece' Miss Catherine Breen Of tnis DOT ough. The funeral will pc heid to- morrow morning from the home or her sister, Mrs Lawrence E. Breen of 94 Fairview avenue at $ o'clock and at Q o'clock from St Francls church. Burial will be Tn St James cemetery.
 Crescents Hold Lead. The Crescents are still topping the team standing in the Nauga- tusk Amateur baseball league py virtue of their win over the Falcons last Saturday afternoon at Recrea- tion field AS. In the other con test of the afternoon the orioles defeated the Pastimes lO-5. Installing Light.
 Preparations for the installation of the new traffic light on Church street at the head of Maple street are under way to-day. Borough workmen are excavating for the wiring that will connect the light. The light which Is three-way automatic was received in the bor- ough last week.
 Bunting Hughes
 Two of the borough's popular residents, Miss Anan Hughes. the