The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-24
NAUCATUCK
Operators
 Fined In Court
Waterbury Men Pay for Overlooking Vehicles-Demo-
 crats Have First Lever on Voting Machines

Three operators of trucks were fined in the borough court this 1 morning on charges of overlooking. Clifford Adams of IF Grandview avenue. Waterbury, was taxed $40 and costs of $11.31, William Neville of S3 Laval street, Waterbury, was fined a similar amount and Charles street, Waterbury. was taxed $1O0 and costs of $11.31. The heavier fine handed to Citauskas was due to the fact that his truck was great ly overloaded. All of the accused were notified to appear in court by members of. the state police who are engaged in checking up on trucks and weighing them at the state scales on Riverside drive.
 Purchases Home
 The Anderson Funeral Home, Inc, of Waterbury, has purchased from Jeannstte Carter Roemer and Alice c. Carter Soper, the property at 199-201 Meadow street, known as the Grant property. The Water- bury concern recently purchased the undertaking business of the late Wal. ter c. Gilnack from the Gilnack es- tate. The property contains two houses. It is reported that the old
  and used for a funeral home.
 Democrats Have First Lever
 For the first time in many years the names of the democratic candi- dates for office at the annual bor- ough election on May 4, will appear under the first party lever on the voting machine. The change issue to the fact that the present head of the state government is a democrat. The party in power in the state oc- cupying the first position on the ma chine. The change is not expected to result in any confusion as party leaders will impress upon voters this change.
 Voting machine mechanic, Frank Jenner, has already started check ing up on the voting machine and getting them ready for the election. The machines will be sealed, it is expected, the Saturday before tho holding of the balloting. One ma- chine has sbeen set up in the bor- ough court room for the instruction of voters.
 Warden to Address Democrats
 Warden Frank T. Green, who is recuperating from illness will ad- dress a meeting of local democrats to be held tonight in the borough
 
 ing is being held by the democratic town committee. Plans for the com ing election will be talked over at the gathering. Warden Green is also chairman of the town commit tee and 1t is expected that he will be greeted by a large gathering of democrats. Other candidates will also be present at the gathering. In- vitations have been iscsued to the two democratic clubs to attend the meeting.
 Issues Proclamation
 Acting Warden Henry Zwick, yes- terday issued proclamation to the residents of the borough calling att tention to the fact that on Sunday morning daylight saving time will go into effect. The proclamation is as follows:
 Following the custom of previous years. and in keeping with other communities. herewith request all residents of the borough to advance their time pieces one hour on the morning of April 26. 1881, to con- form with daylight saving time.
 Henry Zwick,
 Acting Warden.
 Young Peoples Conference
 A Young Peoples Conference will open tomorrow afternoon at the Swedish Congregational church at 3 o'clock. It is expeced that about 35 delegates from various sections of the state will be in attendance. The |conference will close on Sunday aft ernoon. Rev Arthur Johnson of Staten Island. N. Y., will be the speaker at the conference,
 Meet Harding TO.mOrrOw
 The local high school baseball team held workout this afternoon |at Recreation field in preparation for their game tomorrow afternoon with Warren Harding high of Bridgeport. The game tomorrow will start at 3 o'clock.
 Tourney Games. The sixth leg in the card tourney between Seymour. Ansonia, Derby land Naugatuck encampments of the n. o. o. F., will be played tonight lin odd Fellows hall. The local en- campment Is leading the tourney in standing and hope te maintain their lead. A social will follow the card playing and refreshments will be |served.
 Voters to Be Made
 Plans of both the democrats and