The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-23
NAUGATUCK Drove Horse In
 Circles; Arrested
Fine Man Sl on Intoxication Charge-Repar Bridge
 Street Pavement

Walter Tomalonis of Pond Hill, arrested yesterday afternoon py Patrolman John Lawlor on charges of intoxication, was before Deputy Judge H. H. Schofield in the DOT ough court this morning.
 He was fined $1 and costs. The total fine and costs amounted 10 s13.26. He was turned over to the probation officer for SO days:
 officer Lawlor found Tomalonis yesterday afternoon on spring street shortly before 3 o'clock with a horse and wagon going around Tn circles. When accosted by the or ficer he insisted that he knew where he was going. Officer Law Tor was just as insistent that ne was positive where he was going and after tying the horse called the patrol wagon and escorted Walter to headquarters.
 Patching Bridge Street
 Borough workmen have started making repairs to the pavement on Bridge street. The bad stretches are being dug out and new as phalt being laid. This street mas been in bad shape for several months and has been the cause ol many complaints from motorists.
 Rendered Party
 Miss Anna Stugaitis of 8 Dia- mond street, Union City, was ten dered a surprise party last nlgnt in St Marys parish. Miss sugar tis is president of the Children or Mary and is to leave shortly 10 make her home in New 4ork clty' An entertainment program feat- ured solos by Francis Reardon, Margaret Bowling, Helen Sokolos- Xxi and Nellie Kezelivich. Rev Father Morrissey, pastor or the church, gave a farewell address Miss Stugaitis was presented with beautiful bath robe. A luncheon was served. About thirty attended the party.
 Assigned to Cheshire
 Rev James Donaher, son of Mrs Ellen Donaher of 50 City Hill street who has been assistant at st Margarets church in Waterbury. has been assigned by Rt Rev John T. Milan, bishop of the Hartford Diocese. as assistant to the Rev Patrick A. Mccarthy, pastor of the Cheshire church. Father Donaher will act as chaplain of the Ches- hire Reformatory and as spiritual advisor to the Catholic students at Roxbury Prep school.
 Given Wild Goose Chase
 Local firemen were given a wild goose chase last night when false alarm was rung in from box 4l5 located on North Church street, shortly before 9 o'clock. When the alarm first came into the Maple street fire house 1t was be- lieyed to have been from box Al which is located at the corner of Highland avenue and Maple stfeets. Three pieces of apparatus responded to box Al to find that there was no fire in this section. It was then discovered that the whistle alarm had sounded~ box 415 and apparatus responded to this box to also find that no one in that locality knew anything about a fire. Investigation dis closed that the box had been pulled. It was the third time that a false alarm had been rung in from this box which is located in section of the borough that Is very little travelled by pedestrians. The local police are conducting an investigation.
 Notices Sent Out
 Borough Tax Collector Charles F. Daily has sent out notices to au- tomobile owners of the borough who have not paid taxes on their cars which were due July l. There is said to be some confusion among car owners as to where there taxes are payable. Taxes on all cars reg istered with the motor vehicle de- partment in 1880 giving Nauga- tuck as there last place of resi- dence are taxable in Naugatuck.
 Night School Starts October 8
 Sessions of the local night schools will start October 8, it was announced yesterday by Mrs Ger trude Madigan. supervisor of adult education in the local schools. Glasses will be conducted in the Salem and Hop Brook schools with advanced classes being held in the high school. The sessions will be conducted on Monday. Tuesday, Thursday and Friday nights from 7:15 until 9:1b.
 The annual harvest supper will be conducted Thursday evening In the Methodist Episcopal church hall by the Ladies Aid society of the church from until 8 o'clock. This is an annual event with the aid society that attracts n large crowd to partake of the excellent