The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-31
NAUGATUCK Man Is Fined $1OO For Drunken Driving
$50 of Fine Reunited = Police to Hold Annual Ball
 This Evening

Albert Zenouski of 591 Washing ton street, Waterbury, charged with operating an auto while un- der the inuence of liquor, was fined $100 and costs by Judge Claremont l. Tolles in the borough court ths morning. The Waterbury man was arrested Tuesday evening by State Police Sergeant Linsley and State Trooper John Burke of the Beacon Falls barracks. The case had been ing. Judge Tolles ordered $50 Of the fine to be remitted. Attorney Henry J. Freeman was counsel for the accused. zenouski was driving in Prospect street when arrested
 Annual Ball
 Everything is in readiness for the annual New Years eve ball of the Naugatuck Polcemen's Protec- tive association to be held tonight in Tano's Dance Garden on South street. Tho hail has been deco- rated for tho event. One of the features of the ball will be the grand march which will be lead by Chief John A. Adamson and Mrs Adamson. There will be several old time dances on the program and Professor John Sullivan will lead the marchers through the grand march figures and will also prompt. Wally Roy's orchestra will furnish music.
 Elks to Make Merry
 Naugatuck lodge of Elks will usher out the old year and well como the New Year tonight at their home in the Neary building on Church street with q New Years eve party. Tho event will be featured by m entertainment. dancing and dinner. The party will start at Q o'clock and will continue until Friday morning.
 Church Services
 Several watch night services wll be held in local churches to- night. From Q until midnight scrv- ices will be held in tho Methodist Episcopal church. Watch night services vii lalso be held In the Salem Lutheran church. Watch night devotions and q social will be held in the Swedish Congregational church starting at Q o'clock.
 Funeral of Miss Catherine Powers
 The funeral of Miss Catherine Powers. who died Tuesday at her home, 2t6 Hillside avenue, was held this morning at 8:30 o'clock r. Mccarthy and at 9 o'clock from St Francis church where requiem from the funeral homo of Henry high mass was celebrated. Burial was in St Francis cemetery.
 Changers to Celebrate
 Beacon Valley Grange will hold
 aal lxl, atg tn GFanHA Hall on the New Haven road to- will feature with card games Tor those who enjoy this sport. A luncheon will be served. Music will be furnished by the Revelers.
 Registration Monday
 Registration for classes in home making to be conducted in the bor- ough under the direction of Miss Frances Gooch in cooperation with the state board of education will start Monday. Glasses will be held In the high school and in the Hop Brook school, the sessions to run The classes will be open to all wo- men in the borough, Q fee of VI will be charged for the foods from January 4, until February 26. course to cover the expense of the materials used and fee of DO cents will be charged for the course in clothing to help pay for the material used. The schedule or classes as originally planned has been revised, the new schedule be- ing Monday, January 4, Clothing at High school from 7:16 until 9:15 o'clock in the evening; Tues day, two classes in food, one at to 4 o'clock in the afternoon, and the other in the evening at b:30 to 7:30 o'clock.
 Wednesday evening class m clothing will be held in the high school from 7:15 until 9:15 o'clock: The classes at Hop Brook school will be food and clothing from 7:15 until 9:15 In the 'evening. Friday afternoons from until o'clock advanced clothing classes will be held in the high school. Registration place. high school li- brary, on next Monday. from to 5 o'clock in the afternoon ana from [ to 9 o'clock in the evening.
 Many Settle Thelr Accounts
 Many property owners Of the borough settled their tax accounts for the mill tax on the grand list due and payable. December sl. 1880, in the last few days. Lnst night was the final date for pay ment of the tax if the property. Tax Collector Daly is now ready for the collection of the ! mill tax due today and payable on or before January 3f.
 E1remen ln Prcilm
 As n preliminary t0 the Naugh. tuck High Central High basketball gamo on Saturday night the Fire. men'a basketball team will meet tho Boosters of Thomaston. rms game wsll preeeae the blg contest. The fire fighters are also seheu- uled for a preliminary tonight wllh the "" Iflmw0Odn. This game wlli preeede tho Collegians and the