The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-27
NAUGATUCk Discharge Man On
 Charge Of Assault
Alleged Fight Took Place Sunday Mght-Chemical
 Bomb Explodes in Local Plant

The explosion was plainly heard in the borough. The cause of the ex- plosion was undetermined. Traffic Still Blocked Blocking of traffic on South Main street by trolleys taking on and dis | charging passengers will be given another airing on next Tuesday night at the meeting of the board of war den and burgesses according to Bur gess Maurice Anenberg. The bor- ough has been in a controversy with the trolley company for some time over the delays caused at this point since the system of issuing tickets to passengers was started. Nothing has been done to remedy the situa- ton. Another tie up yesterday after noon that halted traffic for over five minutes according to the second ward burgess has raised his ire and he plans on insisting that the matter be handled some way to, relieve the situation. Burgess Anenberg states that the company has had plenty of time to devise some means of doing way with this inconvenience to traf- fic. but the company has failed to act. He believes it is now up to the the matter.
 Annual Memorial Mass The annual Memorial mass for deceased members of Ojeda Council, K. of C., will be solemnized in St Francis church on Saturday morn ing, June 6, at 7:30 o'clock. The date for the memorial was set last night at meeting of the council.
 Spoke on Birth Control
 Birth Control As a Doctor Sees It" was the topic taken by pr Her. bert Thoms of the Yale Medical School in forum talk last night in the Congregational Parish house held under the auspices of the local Birth Control Committee. Dr Thoms following his talk answered many queries of those present.
 Meeting of Eagles
 A special meeting of Naugatuck Aerie of Eagles will be held tonight at o'clock in their rooms to take Maher, who was a member of the Aerie.
 Funeral of John King
 The funeral of John King, former resident of the borough who died early yesterday morning at his home in Brooklyn, N. Y., will be held Fri day morning from the home of his sister, Mrs Daniel Sweeney. 19 Hill- side avenue, but the hour has not been set.
 The body will arrive in the bor- ough tomorrow. Full military honors will be accorded the deceased who was an-service man.
 To Hold Session of Sorrow
 Naugautck Lodge of Elks will hold a session of sorrow tomorrow night in their home in the Neary building for their departed brother. John King.
 Superintendent of Charities Her. bert Johnson who has served in that capacity for the past eight years will not seek reappointment when his term expires next month. Super intendent Johnson has other plans in view when his term expires, and it is reported that he may become connected with the state welfare de- partment. The superintendent would neither deny or confirm this report, but states that he has several positions under consideration. With the democrats in power 1t is a fore- gone conclusion that the. new head of the department when Superin- tendent Johnson ends his term VIII be q democrat.
 MT Johnson is . member of the republican party.
 Funeral of John AfaIber
 The funeral of John Maher who died yesterday in st. Marys hospi. tai in Waterbury will Do held from his home. f6s Maple street tomor. row morning at s;30 o'clock and nt Q o'clock from SC. FranciF church where q requiem hIgh mass will be celebrated. Burial will bo in St James cemetery.
 Funeral of b0rnscr Resident
 The funeral of Miss Julia coffey. q former resident of NauRattick Who died sunday at her home in oreeii- Ht. Mary's church In Greenwich ct Q o'clock. ilurIai was Co SC. Mary's cemetery in that place.
 The Altar society of Ht. Francis