The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-05

Giovanni DeLucia of 166 Maple street charged with operating car under the influence of liquor and with carrying a dangerous weapon was granted a continuance In the borough court this morning until Monday, January 12. He was the op- orator of a car which skidded and turned over late yesterday afternoon at Weber's corner, Mrs Edith Li- moni of the same address receiving injuries which necessitated her re- noval to St Mary's hospital in wa terbury. :,
 Joseph Karbin of no certain ad- dress arrested Saturday by Patrol man John Gormley charged with in- toxication was taxed the costs of the court and sentenced to 30 days in jail. Stefan PrZybycowski of lO Greenwood street charged With ln- toxication and breach of the peace was fined $1 and costs and given 3u day jail sentence which was sus- pended. He was turned over 10 the the probation officer.
 Suffered DislOcated Shoulder
 Mrs Edith Limoni of 166 Maple street suffered a dislocation of one of her shoulders as well as other min or injuries yesterday afternoon when the car in which she was passenger >.snd operated by Giovanni DeLucla Of 166 Maple street skidded on the pavement near Weber's corner ana turned over.
 Mrs Limoni was taken to the of- fee of pr E. E. Williams, after ad- 1,iinistering to her Dr Williams ad' y;sed her removal to the hospital. Mrs Louise Balzano of the same ad- dress another passenger In the car escaped injury. DeLucia was placed under arrest by Officer Walter LycK. :. iewcz who investigated the accident on a charge of operating While un- der the influence of liquor.
 Notified of Caucus
 Representatives Hugh Burns and Joseph l., Jackson elected at the fall election on the Democratic ticket re- ceived notices to-day from secretary Joseph Tone of the Democratic state Central Committee that caucus or democratic representatives elect Will be held tomorrow night at O'CLOCK in the senate chamber of the state capitol for the purpose of choosing house leader and to talk over other matters.
 Many Aided By Fund
 One hundred ninety-five residents of the borough were on the payroll of the Unemployment Fund of Naug- atuck last week it was reported lhls morning. This number was paid OH last week it was reported this morn ing, This number was paid on iast Friday night. The men are engaged on many projects in the borough much of it being borough work. the borough furnishing all materials ana the wages being paid through me unemplOyment fund. Several other projects are under way that VIII keep many employed. Work has been s.art ed on the rip-rap wall on the east river bank below the Whittemore bridge, the starting of this worK VII also mean the starting of two adoi- : tional jobs, the widening or Hisn street from the intersection Of ceme- tery street north and widening or a strip near Lines Court. Tn i'll rom these two jobs will be used on the river bank to back up the rip rap wall. It is expected that other work will be planned at the regular meet ing of the board of warden and bur sesses to he held tomorrow night.
 Discovered Blaze
 Timely discovery of blaze in the automobile paint shop of Walter OEonowski at 1s0 North Main street yesterday morning at 5:25 o'clock undoubtedly stified what might have been Q bad confiagration. Patrolman James Cuddy in going his rounds de- tected a strong odor of smoke when he arrived near the Ogonowski buiid : fIng. Going to the rear of the paint tshop he discovered a brtsk fire In the basement Of the building. The