The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-05
1 NAUCATUCK Patrolman Cited To
 Come Before Board Several Charges to Be Heard Is Report - Two Sport
 Clubs May Amalgamate

Notice to appear before the board of warden and burgesses tonight at o'clock to answer to charges pre- ferred against him with the borough board by Chief of Police John Adamson was served on Patrolman Anthony Farrar yesterday afternoon by Baliff c. Henry Squires. The mo- tice was served on the officer at his home. According to Baliff Squires, the accused officer made no com rnent when the papers wese read to him.
 PatrOlman Farrar was suspended from duty by Chief Adamson on Sunday. January 24, on charge of conduct unbecoming to an officer of the law. At the board meeting held Tuesday night the charge was read and the board set the hearing for tonight.
 There are several charges, it is re- ported, one being that he absented himself from the borough without notifying his superior officers, ana another is immoral conduct. The exact nature of these charges will not be known until the board assem- bles tonight.
 Patrolman Farrar from all reports intends to fight the charges and is reported to have the backing of
 
 dismiss an officer. it is necessary that five of the six burgesses vote for dismissal, should the board find him guilty of the charges and de- | eide on such action.
 There seemed to be a well found- | ed report in the borough this morn | ing that the borough board would | suspend the accused officer for 8 | period of perhaps thirty days or fine hiv,o
 The meeting tonight will not be | open to the public but it is expect ed that representatives of the press will be admitted to the meeting. Clubs May Almagamatc Action on amalgamation of the | Naugatuck Coon club and the Naugatuck Fish and Game associa- tion will be taken at the annual meeting of the Coon club to be held to- night in the borough court room. The proposed union of the two clubs was discussed at the meeting of the Naugatuck Fish and Game club held last night, representatives of the Coon club being present at the meeting.
 | The local Fish and Game club has not previously taken interest in coon hunting due to the fact that the | Coon club was in existence. It is | tHS DciieI tUdL luo two OTSdHlZdIlOHS by joining forces will be in a posi- l tion to materially help one another. | VIII Breed Phcasants The club decided at their meeting to procure six banty pheasants, five of them to be hen pheasants and l one cock pheasant to be used for matching and breeding purposes. It Is the aim of the club to rais pheas- ants until they are old enough to be | liberated and then set them free in | the surrounding woods. The club | also voted to purchase sixteen adult | male pheasants to be released in the local woods early in spring. Efforts to have Hop Brook | stocked and opened for fishing will 1 be made by the club. This Is one of the brooks that has not been stocked through the club in the past, due to | the fact that a portion of 1t was posted. It is hoped that these re- strictions may be removed and the brook stocked with trout. Much feed has been distributed in the woods about the borough through the efforts of Leslie Baker, chairman of the game committee, 1t was reported at the meeting. The club still has a quantity of feed left