The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-28

I places. The big bet of the demo- ciats this year is the record of the administration of Warden Green who is seeking reelection, during 1 the depression. The party leaders l point to the work done by the ad- ministration to give employment to hundreds of men during the past several months. They feel that this Is going to be big asset to the tick et when the voting takes place on l Monday.
 Frien1s of Miss Emily Sophie | Brown the republican nominee, are conducting an active campaign In her behalf and an especial appeal Is being made to the women voters of 1 the borough to support her. On the other hand there are male vot- CTS who frown on the thought of member of the opposite sex being at | the head of the borough govern | ment. If the g.o.p retains its nor mai party vote in the borough. the election should be close according to | local observers.
 Fined for Using Bottles R. W. Hunter of this borough. To- cal milk dealer, was fined $10 in the borough court this morning on charges of using milk bottles regis tered in another's name. Hunter was arrested by Officer George Froe- lich on complaint of Everett Perkins Of Waterbury, an inspector. Seven bottles registered in other dealers names were found in MT Hunters possession by the inspector. He was taxed $5 on each of the two counts and sentence was suspended on the other five counts.
 Looking For Store Manager Local police have been requested to search for Percival Geib who up to last Saturday night was manager of an Economy grocery store at 5 South Main street. Geib 1t is al- Ieged, left the store Saturday night taking with him the receipts of the business on Friday and Saturday. He failed to appear yesterday morn ing to open the store. Later the keys were found hid. Geib has been manager of the local store but a few weeks. coming to the borough from Thomaston.
 To Give Exhibition
 Miss Reno E. Poulsen of Water bury, worlds amateur typewriter champion. will give demonstration of speed and accuracy in typewrit- ing at the weekly luncheon of the Naugatuck Rotary club tomorrow noon at Halls tavern. Miss Poul- sen is a graduate of Posts college of Waterbury and has taken many honors in typewritlng contests held in all parts of the country.
 Tickets Being Exchanged
 Tickets for the comedy to be pre- scented Thursday and Friday nights of this week in Columbus hall by ha exchanged for reserved seats. The seats are being exchanged at Car rolls store on Maple street.
 The proceeds of the show will go to St Francis guild for charitable purposes.
 Shelton Scheduled
 The Shelton high school Is sched- uled to meet the local high school nine this afternoon at Recreation field. Naugy lost their contest on last Saturday to Warren Harding high but is confident of staging come back to-day when they meet Shelton.
 Start Drive Against Speeding
 A drive against the practice of operators of cars driving recklessly in borough streets has been started by Chief of Police John Adamson. The local officers have been ordered to be on the lookout for offenders. North Main street and Church street seem to be favorite speedways for motorists according to Chief Adamson. These stretches are to be watched The practice of motorists racing to fires and hindering appa- ratus is another violation that Chief Adamson plans on putting 2 stop to.
 Clean-Cp Weeks Starts
 The annual clean-up week spon- sored by the local Chamber of Com merce Is being observed this week Residents of the borough are asked to co-operate in cleaning up their premises and to beautify them by the planting of trees and shrubs. Attention is called to the public that there are two dumps in the borough, one at the foot of Johnson street on May street and the other at 120 North Main street. The Boy Scouts are cooperating in the cam paign.
 A public bakery sale will be con ducted by Troop z, Boy scouts. Thursday afternoon from until 5:3O o'clock fin the store formerly occupied by Logan brothers on Church street.
 FsukuRctUcut HHHv""Su Mir and Mrs Frederick Burnham RolIlnson of this borough have an. nounced the engagement of their daughter, Ruth Adelaide. to Joseph IIearn Little. son of Mir and Mrs Louis Rose Little Of Media, Penn. Miss Robinson is a graduate Of the Gateway school of New Haven And is n student 'at the PeDnsylvania MuEeums School Of Industrial Art aquIres; Mrs Wilcox and Mrs Vnl' onilne, Mrs Davis and Mrs Crater; Mrs Bonner and Mrs cOe; Mrs Scott and Mrs MiIler
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