The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-12
1 NAUGATUCk .otorist Fined For
 Two Violations
Was Speeding and Failed to Notify of Change of Address
 Reserve Decision in Liquor Case

Vincent Colosanto of Church street charged with speeding and with failure to notify the commissioner of motor vehicles of change in his place of residence was fined $1O and costs on the speeding charge and $1 on the other count in the
 borough court this morning by Judge Tolles.
 Later the court remitted $10 of the fine and the accused was turned over to the probation officer. Colo santo figured in an accident with car of Andrew Culver, local florist, several days ago
 Reserved Judgement After listening to the arguments
 of his counsel, Attorney James l..
 Dalton, Judge Claremont I. Tolles of the borough court reserved decision l in the case of Giovanni DeIucia of Maple street charged with operating
 a car while under the influence of liquor until January 15. Attorney Talbot informed the court that it was
 his intention to bring in medical testimony to the effect that his client was not intoxicated when the &C., cident occurred. DeLucia stated that he had two glasses of wine at noon time on the day of the accident and that he had tasted nothing from that time until the time of the accident at Weber's corner at 8:30 in the eve- ming.
 Officers Installed
 About three hundred members of the order from various cities in the state gathered at Hibernian hall yes- terday afternoon to take part in the joint installation of officers of Nau- gatuck branch of the A. o. H., and the A. O. H. auxiliary. Many state
 iv, otton1onca well as some of the national officers The officers of the mems society were in- stalled by County President William Looney and staff of New Haven and the auxiliary officers by Mrs. Mar garet Shanley, county president or New Haven.
 Following the installation talks were given by the county presidents and other officers present. An enter
 tainment program featuring musical
 numbers by Mrs. William Cleary and daughter, Maureen of Waterbury, the
 Burns sisters of this borough in speciality dancing and several solos
 by local members, and folk and lrlsh
 dances. A luncheon was served.
 the entertainment committee. The
 officers installed were: President,
 Wade Holland; vice-president, John Bickerdike; recording secretary,
 John Maher; financial secretary, John O"Toole; treasurer, John Bran nigan; chairman of standing com- mittee, Michael Scanlon; sergeant-at- arms, Timothy J. O'keefe; sentinel, Phillip Holland.
 Mrs. William Schmidt is president of the ladies' auxiliary. Other officers installed follow: Vice-president, Mrs Nellie Scanlon; recording secretary, Mrs. Mary Brosnahan; financial sec- retary, Mrs. Thomas P. Reilly; treas-
 urer. Mrs. Mary J. Fitzgerald; mis- tress at arms, Mrs. John Joyce; sen- tinel, Mrs. Mary Nixon.
 Meeting of Democratic Women A meeting of the Federated Wom- ems Democratic club will be held to- morrow night at 7:45 o'clock in the borough court room. All members of the club are asked to attend Name Vice Commander Edward J. Penrose of Frederick
 street was named junior vice com district of the Veterans of Foreign Wars at a meeting of the district groups held yesterday afternoon in Ansonia. Vice Commander Penrose is also vice commander of the re- gently organized post of the bor- | ough.
 Many Expressions of Sorrow
  heard in the borough this morning on the death of Paul H. Prentzel which occurred yesterday at his home in Watertown. MT. Prentzel before going to Waterbury several years ago, was a resident of the l borough. He was a very fine violinist | and conducted many classes here while a resident.
 Chimney Fire Bremen at the Maple street fire
 house were called to the home of | Clifton V. Cross on Central avenue ] last evening to extinguish a chimney fire. Chemicals were used effective
 ly. The damage was reported as be-
 ing slight
 Hold Enjoyable Smoker Naugatuck aerie of Eagles con- ducted a very enjoyable smoker Sat
 urday night in its rooms in the Ru- bin building on South Main street. | The event was largely attended. Vocal and instrumental numbers, specially dancing and boxing match es made up the entertainment pro- gram. Refreshments were served. Will Entertain Ladies A Ladies' Night party will be con ducted by Naugatuck aeria of Eagles on Wednesday night in Tano's dance