The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-27

Frank Grouse of Greenwood street and Anthony Kuasniewski of 39 School street, both charged with damage to private property and breach of the peace and Grouse also with intoxication had their cases continued in the borough court this morning until May II. The pair were arrested last evening by off, cer George Froelich after they had gone on rampage and broken seV- eral windows in the lunch room con- ducted by Joseph Sodlosky of Spring street.
 Fire Dcsroys BroOder House
 A two story brooder house wned by Anthony Frankowski of An dreW's mountain was destroyed 5y fire yesterday afternoon about 3:30 o'clock. The local firemen were called to the scene of the blaze by telephone. The apparatus experi- enced some delay due to the muddy condition of the mountain road due to the heavy rain. When the fire fighters arrived the brooder house wag doomed and they turned their attention to saving the other build ings. Several breeders were de- stroyed by the fire as we'll as some tools and milk separator. The place is known as the Old Williams place. Damage was estimated at 1. several hundred dollars.
 Death of Mrs Emma Larson
 Mrs Emma Larson, widow of Carl I. Larson of 298 Hillside avenue died yesterday afternoon at the Waterbury hospital after several weeks of illness. The deceased was a native of Sweden and had resided in the borough for the past 21 years. She was an active member of the Salem Lutheran church and a mem- Der of the Church Aid Society. She is survived by two daughters. Mrs Olaf Larson and Mrs Ellen darson) Liddell. The funeral will be held from the home of her daughter. Mrs Larson. 61 North Hoadley street on Wednesday afternoon at o'clock and from the Salem Lutheran church at 2:3O o'clock. Services will be conducted by Rev Carl Sten- holm of Waterbury. Burial will be in Grove cemetery. The house will be open Tuesday afternon and eve ming to friends.
 To Name officers
 Officers for the ensuing term will be nominated at the regular meet ing of Naugatuck Aerie of Eagles to be held tonight at o'clock in Eagles hall. All members are urged to attend.
 Many Attend Gathering
 Between 200 and 300 members Of the Daughters ol Isabella from all sections of the state attended state gathering of the order held yester- day afternoon in Columbus hall un- der the auspices of Kennedy Circle of this borough. The business ses- sion was held in the main hall ana at 5 o'clock banquet was served Tn the social rooms of the building by the local circle. During the season Mrs Jhon Mackin, who recently re- signed as regent of the circle was presented with gold gift.
 The meeting yesterday was pre- sided over by Mrs Rose Flannigan who was recently named regent to succeed Mrs Mackin..
 Rev Timothy J. Byrne of St z Francis church spoke at the ban 2Mnuet and also offered prayers. The committee who made the arrange ments consisted of Mrs Nellie Dono- van, Miss Kittie Dolan. Mrs Esther Margaret Morris. Mrs Herman Lie brich, Mrs Annie Crotty. Mrs Jose phine Finke, Mrs Loretta Griffith and Mrs Ethel Donovan.
 Auto Slightly Damaged
 An auto parked in front of the office of Dr Harold Johnson on Church street took fire Saturday night about o'clock and the local fire fighters were called to the scene by an alarm from box 26. The blaze was slight one and was quickly extinguished. The seat cushions of the car were damaged by the fire. A
 A bridge party will be conducted by Evergreen Chapter. o. P. S., to- night, starting. at 8:30 o'clock in .atn ole prtZAc awarded and refreshments will De served.
 Took Part in Parade
 The St Francis T. A. B. Drum Corps of this borough took part in the parade held Saturday night in Torrington in connection with the ball of the St Francis T. A. B. Drum Corps of the new city.
 All Set For Play
 Final rehearsals for the comedy. ."The New Poor Ito be presented Thursday and Friday nights of this week by the Valley Players in Co., ! iumbus hall under the auspices of St. Francis Guild, will be held this week. The proceeds of the show will be devoted to charity. There has been a large advance sale of tickets and both shows. The play is being direct cd by Francis O'Connor.
 Organ Recital Tonight
 Organist Lyman B. Bunnell of the local COngregational church will rem der an organ recital tonight in the CongregationaI church. The program will start at 8 o'clock.
 Running on Daylight Time
 All business in the borough Is be- i ing conducted to-day in accordance with daylight saving time which went Into effect yesterday morning at 2 o'clock. Sessions of the borough court will hereafter be held at 8 o.