The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-29

IDtnsTB HII UcfH tnt lhthbH VI s''b ing many g3cn employed and will De cc cntinued, tho warden stated.
 Az the date of the election draws bearer more interest is being taken by the voters, and while there was very little election thlk a week ago, the electors arc now discussing the many questions pro and con.
 Capacity Audiences Expected
 TWO capacity audiences are cx- pectcd at Columbus hall on Thurs day and Friday nights To witness he presentation of the comedy. "The New Poor To be presented by the Valley Players under the direction of Francis O'Connor. The shows are being staged for the benefit of St Francis Guild to be used in charity work. Well known local players will appear in the east including Mrs hlgrid Knzemekns. Miss Florence Mhher. Mrs Mae Foley. Edward Me- | Grath. Edward cuddy. and Francis O'Connor nB well hs others. Two truck Drivers Nailed State police from the Beacon Falls barracks continued their drive yes terdny against truck drivers who overload with the result that State Policeman Russell olson ordered William Lee of 21g Howe avenue,
 
 Baldwin street. Waterbury to appear r. the locol borough court on May 1 to answer 10 charges of overload lng their trucks,
 The ath.e officers have been car rying on Il campaign for several baVe appeared In the local court and have been assessed heavy penalties.
 "" Bowicrs Banquet
 The annual banquet of the mem Dc rs of the bowling league of the Y. II. C. A. will be held in the social rooms of the "" on Thursday even Ing, May ', nt G:30 o'clock. A chick eu dinner prepared by John Shom- onyo. chef nt the "" will be served. Ter. The committee in charge of ar- engagements consists of George Gra- ham. chairman. Tracy Noble and Dr II. C. Eofr.
 Only Two Days Left
 Friday is the Inst day that owns CTS of dogs may register their pets with Town Clerk Louis Schiller. :r. if they wish to avoid paying m cx- trn dollar. After Friday the fec will be &a instead of $2 for Il male dog md Sit.25 instead of $10.%b for il female dog. According 10 past figures there arc many canineB in 'Ht DDIbHEH tUht ui's HDA b'Sh Itb@ stcfed To date.
 Defeat shelton High
 With shelton high leading in the eighth inning G-O. NnuRhtuck hish cnne through to win the contest yesterday afternoon ht Recreation neId in il len inning contest 7-G.
 The locals hit Cnynor hard In inc elghth. the slug -fert resulting in five runs being ehnlked ur. In the ninth Captnin Spryzeneki hit homer to lie the count. forcing the game into another ftnnzh. Chester Holowocki came through in this inning with another homer which clinched the game for &augy. shelton started off fnnt in the first inning getting three runs. Mulesgy who started on the mound for Naugy was replaced by Wargo but he was taken out in the hfth and Trhsk whs sent in He held the down valley team 10 one sufe hit for the balance of the coh- test. Saturday afternoon Inc locals Will journey 10 Winsted 10 meet Bil- bert high in a valley league coh- tcst.
 Big Parade Co Feature
 A big parade in which drum corps from all sections of Inc state will lnke part will feature the 2sth an. Httti iHhfy HHHce or us Pl FihH'IH r A. E. drum corps of this borough to bc held Hnturdny night in the Gem opera house. The street pa- radc will be held ht s.lb o'clock and Inc dancing will start nt o'clock A baton swinging contest will be held in connection with tho dance, The out of town visitors will be the guests of the local corps ht buffet luncheon to los served in lllbernlnn hall following the dance, The com- mlil"r arranging for the event is headed by Richard r, PnrklpHon ns chairman. assisted by Henry Unr- lhnd, Stanley knAkowhlfl. John Chip- lick, Donald Conlon, FrnnciA Curtin John Kreil. Francis Calvin, John I,cndlet and T. b. O'cGnnOf.
 Opens king BuslneAs
 uhlph F. Gllnnrk who wns for. mnIIy hHsOOlntcd with hlH brother, inc lntr Waiter C, DIinnCk in Inc furniture and undertHkln. bnslnehh, Inns entered the undertaking buglneaH for himself Mir ullnnck states that be Is nov ready tO handle funornln ln ihn borough having procured hll of tho necessary equipment,
 Funeral Of MrH Mildred Uhl,eh
 The funeral of Mrs Mildred O'hben, wife Of l'ranolH U'Bhoa who died Sunday, wnH held thlA m0rnlnH fion ihe home of her parents, NJ ana Ms George Fellows Of ~ IIill street ai bi3O o'clock md ht o'clock from Ht FinhoiA' church