The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-29
NAUCATUCK
No Court Session
 Being Held To-day
Waterbury Bar Assn Outing Cancels Scheduled Cases Officials Say Incident Involving PatrOlman
 Is Closed

Due to the fact that the annual outing of the Waterbury Bar associ- ation is being held to-day, there was no session of the borough court. Three cases were scheduled for hearing, all of the accused being residents of Waterbury and charged with violation of the rules of the road, passing on the left hand side of the rotary traffic spot at North Church and Bridge streets. They are Rcco Capriano of SIS South Leonard street, George Walker of 192 Grand street and Michael DeAn- gelo of PIP Charles street. Walker and DeAngelo will be given hear ing tomorrow and Capriano on Wednesday morning. All three were notified to appear in court by officer John Hanley.
 Leave for Convention
 Past Exalted Ruler Harry O.. Eager of Naugatuck lodge of Elks and Mrs Eager will leave tonight for Seattle, Wash, to attend the na- tional Elks convention which opens July 2. MT Eager is the official rep- resentative of the local lodge. They will be accompanied on the trip by District Deputy George Ryan of Wa terbury.
 Closed Incident
 The opinion was expressed this morning in official circles that the recent incident involving complaint against officer Ted Murphy of the local police department alleged to have roughly handled two Polish young women of Union City, aged 20, rather roughly, was closed. It was alleged by Lena and Edna Kartz of North Spring street that they were stopped while crossing through the Naugatuck Golf club grounds by officer Murphy and that the officer took a hold of them roughly by the arms and that they were bruised and police station Saturday afternoon shortly after the incident took place and lodged complaint against officer Murphy. Warden Green was notified and he heard the story of both the girls and the officer as well as disinterested witnesses. According to the story told the two girls were returning from work and were using a short cut through the golf lots which they have been accustomed to use in the past. It was stated that officer Murphy approached the young ladies and grabbing them by the arm ordered them off of the premises. At the inquiry heard by Warden Green it was stated that the young ladies refused to leave the grounds when ordered to do so by the officer. Officer Murphy 1t was stated, apologized to the young wo- men and they regretted that the in- cident had happened and wished to have the matter dropped.
 Motorcycle Brought Out
 The police department motorcycle which has not been used since the late Chief William Morris rode 1t is again being primed for use by the department. Officer Joseph Doran has taken the machine apart and cleaned and adjusted 1t and yester- day took it out for a practice spin. It is expected that the motorcycle will again be put into service to pa- trol the main highways of the bor- ough and that officer Doran will be assigned to the job.
 Hughes Defeats Perkins
 Joseph Hughes defeated Ralph Perkins ca, 6-4 in a first round contest in the mems singles tennis tourney played yesterday afternoon. This was the second contest of the tourney.
 Tomorrow Last Day.
 Tomorrow is the last day for property owners who have not paid their tax of 20 mills on the grand list of 1929 due and payable July 1, 1880 to settle their accounts with Tax Collector Charles F. Daily. After tomorrow liens will be filed against