The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-30

iacparatcd with part of their loot but returned for the balance which they | had concealed.
 PntroIman Gnrrick waited for the pair and caught them when they attempted 10 get away with the rest of the loot.
 Both arc nt liberty under bonds of $500. Evoh has retained Atty. Henry J. Freeman.
 | Case Noilcd
 Tho charge of embczslement by agent against Ray l.. Perkins of 73 Field street, Waterbury. wns nollcd in the borough court this morEing. Perkins was arrested aev- eral weeks ago and his case con- tinued. This morning 1t was stated that he had made restitution. He was formerly connected with the 1 NaugatIck Motors, Inc, which went Into bankruptcy.
 Michael Sundas charged with as- sault on his wife wns granted con- tinuance until May 1.
 To Stage Egg Hunt Naugatuck post of the American Legion is planning to bring joy 10 the heart of youngsters of tho bor- ough on Easter Sunday by staging m egg hunt for kiddies under ten years of age.
 tpVpiNtV uttHlIH uHNF UOt UttIl worked out. Tho scenc of the hunt will Do on tho grounds south of the Salem school playground It ia planned to have the hunt in the aft ernoon about o'clock. Prizes will Dc given tho youngsters and alrcndy sever6l merchants of the borough have signified their intention of do- mating prizes for tho winners. lt is not the intention of the committee. 1t was stated this morning. to solicit prizes from the merchants. but my who wish to donate the committee will be pleased to accept. Charles Thomas Ia chairman of the commit tee arranging for the event. it is tho first time that the borough has had m egg hunt conducted on so large Il scale.
 Resumes Duties
 Lieut.. James Grant of the local fire department who hns been off duty for several weeks due to illness has resumed his duties at the Mapio street fire house.
 Expects Money From Fund
 Supt. of Charities Herbert John son will go to Hartford to-day in re- gard to seeking some of the fund provided by the state for caring for aliens who might become state charges. By h bili passed early in the present session of tho general assembly a sum was set aside to reimburse towns and cities for caring for aliens. aupt. Johnson has several on his list and 1t ia expected that about $l,b00 will be procured by the borough through thls fund.
 No Date Set
 No dhte has been set for the hold ing of the democratic town and bor- ough convention ns yet to nominate candidates for office at tho annual election in May. Mrs, Annie q. Gal vln, chairman of the town commit tee. stated this morning that she hopes to have the convention held Wednesday or Thursday of this week. She is anxious to have the convention over with as her son. Milton Calvin. will enter St. Mary'a hospital thls week to undergo m op. eration. Tho operation will be per formed by Dr. M. l. Lnwlor of Wa terbury. The popular young man has been suffering for the past several weeks from q stomach disorder. tt was at first hoped that m operation would be avoided. but hls condition has not improved satisfactorily and the operation was decided upon.
 St Michaci's Church
 There will he holy communion service tomorrow. Wednesday and Thursday mornings at 3 o'clock. in St Michael's Episcopal church. The services on Good Friday will be morning prayer and ltany at Q o'clock. Preaching of the passion | from i2 noon until 2 T, m. In the evening at s o'clock the members of tho parish will attend tho invita- ton service at the Congregational church which will feature the Tenn ple Male Quartet.
 The services for Easter Sunday will Do n. m. Holy communion (choral) Q .. n. Holy communion fl h. m. Holy communion and ser- mon 3;30 D. m. Festival service for Sunday school and presentation of tho offering D. m. Choral even song and sermon.
 Funcrnl 0f Willard Nichols.
 Tho funeral of Willard Nichols who died suddenly Inst Thursday morning from sudden heart attaek