The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-12

Robert Movearla Of l72 Hamll- ton avenue, Waterbury, will be tried in the Middlebury town court tonight on charges of reckless driving, operating without a driv- CTS license and giving false in- formation to an officer. The accused was arrested yesterday morning by State Police Officers Purtell and Mulcahy of the Beacon Falls bar racks and locked up in the To- cal police station. Later he was re- leased on bonds of $500.
 Movearia, it is alleged. crashed into a telegraph pole on the Mid ury-Naugatuck road yesterday morning at o'clock. The car was wrecked in the crash and the pole was broken off. Movearia suffered a head injury. The car was found on the side of the road yesterday morning bespectacled with blood and an investigation was started in which the state officers were called in.
 Messer- Currier
 William Earl Messer of 275 Church street, this borough, and Miss Marian Ella Cyrrler. daughter of MT. and Mrs. John Currier of Hopkinton, N H., were united in marriage Saturday morning at O. clock in St. Andrews church in Hopkinton by the Rev. Andrew Griffith. The attending couple were Mrs. Henry V. James of Greenfield, Mass, sister of the bride, as ma tron of honor and the best man was Rev. Arthur W. Clark of Man chester Center, Vt. A reception fol- lowed at the home of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. Messer will reside on Ridgeview road. Cheshire. MT. Messer is engaged as a chemist at the plant of the Naugatuck Chemical company.
 Naugy Loses Hard Game In a hard fought contest, the All-Naugatuck football team was bested by the Riversides of Sey- mour at Recreation held yesterday afternoon 13-6. The teams seemed to be pretty evenly matched and the spectators were treated to a very interesting game. All-Naugy
 broke the ice in the first quarter when Radzevich pulled down the kickoff and raced from his own twenty-two yard line for a touch down. The attempt at goal failed.
 When the whistle blew for half time, All-Naugy was in a com
 manding position to score again. A pretty thirty yard pass from Beloski to M. Sarog of the visitors shortly after the opening of the third quarter resulted in the first score for the Seymour team. J. Sarog drop kicked for the extra point. By several short passes and fvn advanced the ball to Naugy's three yard line in the last quarter and M. Sarog went over for the touch
 down. The kick failed. Naugy came back strong in the last quar- ter and by several well executed passes from RadZevich to Charlie Lodge had the ball close to the Riverside goal when the game end ed.
 Tax Must Be Paid
 Personal Tax Collector c. Henry Squires has issued a warning to all delinquent personal tax payers of the borough that have failed to
 heed his warning to pay the tax that warrants for their arrest will be issued shortly. There are several hundred on Collector Squires' list WnO lldN0 ldAlCQ " SStSAC ACA thAo years tax. If warrants are issued
 it will mean great additional ex- , pense to the delinquent.
 To Attend Banquet Factory Inspector Hugh w.
 Burns of this boough will be one of the guests or honor at a ban- quet to be rendered next Saturday ngiht by democrats of the four teenth senatorial district in Mill
 ford. A full course shore dinner
 will be served and this will be followed by dancing. A large num-
 Der of local democrats plan on at- tending the event.
 Testimonial To Father Byrne A testimonial to Rev. Timothy A. Byrne who served as assistant
 at St. Francis church for over
 three years. who was recently transferred to Montville as as- sistant will be taken up at all the masses in St. Francis church next Sunday.
 Offers To Stage Play The Valley Players composed of some the best amateur talent of the l borough. has offered to stage a play | at a suitable date for the unem- pIoyment fund of the borough. While the fund has not started to function. it is expected that the of