The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-30
NAUGATUCK
Waterbury Driver Gets
 Benefit Of Doubt
Failed to Heed Traffic Sign at Bridge and N Church Sts
 -Staate Officers Here

Three cases were disposed of thi. morning in the borough court, on. of the accused a resident of Water. bury, Michael De Angelo of 21: Charles street being found not guilty of a charge of violation of rules ol the road. De Angelo was charged with failure to go right at the rotary traffic sign at the junction of Bridge and North Church streets. He was notified to appear in court by Officer John Hanley. This morning in court De Angelo who turned into the Chamber of Commerce lots directly off Church street was given the bene- fit of the doubt by the court. It is q bad turn to enter the chamber drive way and the court took this into consideration.
 Michael Stulkaitis of Diamond street charged with int0xication and resisting an officer was fined $5 and given 30 day suspended jail sen tence on the intoxication charge and fined $1 and costs for resistance. He was turned over to the proba- ton officer for 30 days. He was arrested by Officer Anthony, Farrar and resisted the efforts of the offi. cer to take him into custody.
 continuance was granted by the court in the case of John Conboid of 34 German street charged with intoxication and breach of the peace until July 16. He was taken into custody by Officers John Lawlor and Joseph Doran after a mixup at his home.
 State Officers Visit.
 Mrs Florence Erbe state president of the auxiliary of the American Legion. Mrs Harriet Mitchell, state secretary, Mrs Roetta Langdren of Seymour, president of the second district were guests of the local legion auxiliary last night at meet ing held in Legion headquarters. A very interesting talk on National Defense" was gwen at the gather ing by Mrs Clemency Schall of West Haven. Several candidates were initiated and the business session was followed by an entertainment and banquet. Solos were rendered by Barbara Squires and Catherine Gormley and Alice Thomas pleased with several dance numbers.
 Funeral of Mrs Baltusis.
 The funeral of Mrs Agnes Bal tusis, wife of William Baltusis of West Mountain who died suddenly Sunday night at her home will be held tomorrow morning at S:30 o'clock from the home of MT and Mrs John Baukas of Andrew avenue and from St Francis church at Q o'clock Where requiem high mass will be celebrated. Burial will be in St James cemetery.
 Odd Fellows Elect.
 Centennial lodge of Odd Fellows elected George w. Barlow noble grand at their meeting held last night in Odd Fellows hall. Other officers named are vice grand. Edgar l.. Bickford: recording secretary. L.. Caryl Hoadley: financial secretary. Harry H. Schofield; treasurer. Will liam J. Lutz; trustee for three years, Glen F. Noble; pianist, James c. Warner. These officers will be in- stalled early next month when dis trict deputy grand master, George R. Wright of Waterbury will make an official visitation.
 Well Known in Borough.
 Sheriff Thomas T. O'Brien of New Haven who died Sunday in the Elm City was we'll known in Naugatuck where he had visited on many occa- sions. For many years he was an active worker in the C. T. A. U. of Connecticut. and paid official vis- it's to St Francis T. A. B. society of this borough.
 PIT Will Get Certificates.
 Certificates will be given to PIT pupils of the local school by the stkte board of education for perfect attendance at school sessions dur ing the year it was announced yes terday. Eeventy-two of the certifi- cates will go to high school students. Four of the high school students.