The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-30

Albert Zenowski of b9t' Wash- ington avenue, Waterbury, will be arraigned in the borough eour, tomorrow morning before Judge Ciaremont l: Tolles, charged with operating an autom obile while un- der the influence of liquor. His case was continued from this morning $ session of the local tribunal.
 Tho Waterbury man was arrested last evening by State Police Ser geant Linsley and State Trooper John Burke of the Beacon Falls Barracks. Later he was released In bonds pending his arraignment In the borough court.
 Joe Rlc0 Wins Tourney
 Joseph Rico who as been win- ming pool aLd billiard journeys at the Y. M. C. A. tho past several years, has won tho "A" division billiard tourney. He will meet the winner of the "B" division for the Y championship. John Cummings and John McGroary arc tied for first place in the "B" division and ono of these players will cop. The winner will meet Rico.
 Funeral of Miss Catherine Powers The funeral of Miss Catherine
 Powers of 2i6 Hillside avenue who died yesterday morning Ut her
 Ing at S:30 o'clock from the Me- home will be held tomorrow morn Carthy funeral home on Cedar street and at 9 o'clock from st
 Francis church where a requiem
 high mass will be celebrated. Bur-
 ial will be in st Francis cemetery, Miss Powers was a lifelong resident of the borough. She Is survived by
 one sister. Miss Margaret Powers
 with whom she resided.
 Last Day For Tax
 To-day Is the last day for pro.
 perty owners to pay the seven mill tax due and payable December 3l, 1880 if they wish to avoid having'a lien placed against their property Collector Daly will be In his or flee tonight until Q o'clock for the
 collection of the tax. Washington stamps Received Postmaster Walter F. Brown has
 received n supply of George Wash | lngton stamps commemorattng tho
 bi-centennial of George Washing | ton.
 The stamps which are of denom- | nations from one half cent to ter cents will be placed on sale on Jan
 uary 2. Stamped envelopes also |, bearing the portrait of George Washington may be had.
 Annual Meeting Next Monday. The annual meeting and dime of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Y | \. MnnAaN | in the "" cafeteria at 1 o'clock
 A turkey dinner prepared by John Chomonyo of the cafteria will be
 served. officers for the ensuing
 year will be named and annual re ports read.
 Foley Intcrl0cutOr. Foreman Peter J. Foley of the | Naugatuck Hose, Hook and Ladder Company and well-known athletic 1 director of the high school will bt the master of ceremonies at the minstrel show to be staged In thu Gem Opera house on Thursday | night, January [. The cast hai been rehearsing for the past sev. eral months under the direction oi | Archie TerrIli. It has been an nounced that there will he no re- served seats for the show. Death of Former Resident. The funeral of Elmer C. Haverl, | of Ansonia, former resident 0l Naugatuck. who died Monday al his home was held this afternoon nt 2 o'clock. Burial was in Grove cemetery, this borough.
 New Years Night Game. On New Years night the All Collegians basketball team com posed of local college boys homo for the holidays wI' meet the Emeralds in the " gymnasium i The c0llegians recently gave tht
 high school five hard tussie. Attended, Funeral.
 Rev John J. FitxgeFaid. pastoi of 6t Francis church and Re, Father Brewer. assistant, attended
 the frkeral yesterday morning iE New Haven Of Sister Mary Raphne'
 ia Of st Rapaei's hospital wh'