The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-20

Alexander Crossman charged with non-support was ordered to pay his wife $10 a week for period of six months in court this morn- ing. The court also imposed a sus- pended jail sentence of 30 days to l assure the carrying out of the order. Crossman who is employed as a chemist, and his wife have been separated for some time. She is said to be residing in New Haven with her parents. while Crossman lives In Bridgeport. They formerly resid- ed here but difficulties arose be- tween them and they separated. The accused was represented by Atty Schwartz of New Haven and Atty Sachs of New Haven assisted the prosecution.
 Henry Novak of 601 East street. New Haven charged with operating an overloaded truck was fined $40 and costs, the total being $51.S1. He was ordered to appear in court by the state police.
 Attended Gathering
 Grand Secretary Thomas OLough- lin was in attendance at the big gathering of Foresters of America held yesterday in Watertown. Sec ,recatry O'Loughlin was one of the speakers.
 Two Breaks Reported
 Two breaks in which the robbers got little for their efforts were re- ported to the police yesterday. Both were in gasoline stations on Bridge street, one at the Justus ool com pany and the other the station of the Union City Coal company. The stations are nearby and 1t is the be- lief of the police that the two. jobs were committed by the same person or persons. All that the burglars got for their trouble so far as is known was couple of cartons of cigar cts and some cigars. The breaks were made some time late Saturday night or early Sunday morning, en- trance being made through back windows.
 Two Brush Fires Yesterday
 Local firemen weer called yester- day afternoon to extinguish two brush fires. one off High street and the other in the Allerton farm sec- stead was in danger. Chemicals
  Suffered Compound Fracture Arthur Davis of B Putnam ave- pue, Brooklyn. N. Y. suffered a Compound fracture of his right leg when he was hurled from his mo- torcycle yesterday afternoon while rounding curve near the Cotton Hollow bridge on the Naugatuct- Beacon Falls road. The accident happened about o'clock. Officer George Forelich who was near the scene of the accident had Davis re- moved to St Mary's hospital in Wa terbury where the fracture was re- duced.
 Masses on Standard Time Rev John J. Fitzgerald, pastor of St Francis church announced yes- terday that all of the masses in the church next Sunday will be on standard time. Daylight saving time goes into effect next Sunday morning at ? o'clock.
 |, Funeral Of Joseph Wolfe.
 The funeral of Joseph Wolfe of CT Scott street, who died Friday at was held this morning from his home at S:3O o'clock and at o'clock from St Francis' church where solemn requiem high mass was celebrated.
 Funeral Of Mrs Kerstin Anderson.
 The funeral of Mrs Kerstin Ander- son. widow of Nels Anderson, who died at her home was held this af- ternoon at o'clock from the house and at 2:30 o'clock from the Sa- lem Lutheran church where services were conducted by the Rev c. A. stenholm of Waterbury. Burial was fin Grove cemetery.
 Rccovcrs from Injuries William Best, son of Mir and Mrs Robert Best of Coen street. a mem Der, of the U. S. navy who was seri- ouely injured many weeks ago in a fail at the Brooklyn navy yard spent the weekend visiting with his par ents. Mir Best Is able to be about with the aid of crutcheg. He is now well on the road to recovery. | State Officers to Visit. An official visitation will be made tomorrow night at the regular meeting of Ramona Council. D. of P. to be held in odd Fellows hall at o'clock by Great Pocahontns May Hall of Burnside and her official 'strT s,'rDer VII he served If s;so