The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-26
NAUGATUCK
Violates Probation;
 Must Pay Up Fine
Sells Given One Day to Make Good-Men's Tennis
 Championship to Start Tomorrow

of children for the classes to be con- ducted. To-day is registration day. The school is open to children of all denominations.
 Will Attend Convention
 Chief of Police John A. Adamson will attend the annual convention of police chiefs of the state to be held .n East Haven O., July I5. He has also received an invitation to attend the convention of International Po- lice Chiefs to be held next fall in Florida. It is expected that Chief Adamson will also attend this ses- sion. Many important matters per taining to police work is discussed at these sessions where the heads of all of the great police departments ot the world gather
 Holding Cake Sale
 Troop z, Boy Scouts, are holding q cake sale this afternoon in the Birdsall store on Church street. The sale will close at o'clock this eve- summer activities of the troop.
 Blaze Caused By Boys Playing
 With Matches
 An alarm from box GA located at the corner of Spring and Brennan
  last night at S:35 o'clock to extin- guish a slight fire between two ga- rages on the property of Mrs Mary Raykowski, 63 Spring street. An old automobile tire and some rubbish had been set afire by boys playing with matches, it was stated. No damage resulted from the blaze. Real Estate Transfers According to papers filed with Tcwn Clerk Louis Schiller, Jr, Har- ris Whittemore, Jr, has sold a house and lot situation on Hillside avenue to the Broadway Naugatuck com pany and George E. Fairchild has sold a lot on Fairchild and Hard streets to Thomas F. St John, Jr.
 Games Postponed Due to the fact that Recreation | field is engaged for tomorrow after noon the scheduled games in the Naugatuck Amateur Baseball league have been postponed until a later date.
 Tax Notices Mailed
 Tax Collector Charles F. Daly yes- terday mailed notices to property owners for the 20 mill tax on district No. l, on the grand list of 1880, which becomes due on July l.. | Property owners have until August to pay this tax After that date 1 interest will be added to all unpaid bills.
 Funeral of Anthony Picttro
 The funeral of Anthony Piettro of 49 High street who died Thursday morning in the Waterbury hospital. will be held tomorrow morning from the funeral home of Henry P. Mccarthy on Cedar street at s o'clock and at S:30 o'clock from St Francis church where requiem high mass will be celebrated. Burial will be in St James cemetery.
 Examination to Re Held
 Examination of those who will be confirmed Sunday in the Salem Lutheran church will be held this evening at 7:45 o'clock, There are eieyen candidates in the class and preparations have been going on for several weeks. The class will be cons firmed Sunday morning at the m. nual confirmation and communion service. Following the examination to.nlght, Rev w. E, Henson, student pastor of the church and Rev C. N, ktenholm of Waterbury will address the class,
 Installation Juiy f4
 officers of Ojedh council, x, of q, will be installed on Tuesday night, July i5, Plans for the inHfa lafion nra now being made, 4 social VIII be held in connection wiih ths
 Lawn parsy To.nisht Pupils of the two sunday school