The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-16

George Lee, Chinese proprietor of 1unndry on South Main street pI1aded guilty to charge of keeping IiTuor with intend to sell in the borough court this morning and was fined $100 and costs. The total be- ing $124.28. Lee was arrested yes- ttrday noon by Chief Adamson and Officers John Gormley and Vincent Sixeily when the officers paid visit to his place of business. They found & bottle and jug which contained alleged alcohol.
 It was novelty for the local po- lice to find the liquor In a laundry, while in the past they have un- earthed booze in nearly every type of establishment, yesterdays find was A new one to the officers. It was stated that 1t was the second time in the history of the borough that a member of the Chinese race has been in the tolls of the police in the borough. The other instance was back between 30 and 40 years ago when a member of the race was arr rested for breach of the peace and assault on some youngsters who 1t was alleged tantalized the offender.
 Sentencer to Home
 Gertrude Daniels of South Main street whose age was said to be over q, was before the court on q charge of being in danger of falling into the ways of vice. She was given an indefinite sentence to the home for women in Mantle. She was taken into custody yesterday afternoon at by Capt Anthony Malone when she called in answer to a ruse that there was a message for her at the sta ton. The police were looking for her early in the day when they conducted the raid on the laundry.
 Charge HolIcd
 Judge Harry H. schofeld nolled the case of Harry Arenholz of the New Haven road charged with breach of the peace on payment of 8. He was arrested Saturday night at his home by officer John Corm- ley.
 A continuance was granted to Ray mond l.. Perkins of Waterbury, charged with embezziement by the agent. He was formerly connected with the Naugatuck Motors, Inc, now in bankruptcy.
 Joseph Bannicky formerly of this place but now residing in New Jer- sey was charged with non-support. The court imposed 30-day jail sent ence which was suspended with the understanding that Bannicky take his wife and child with him out of the state. He was brough back to the borough Saturday by Chief Adam son and Officer Walter Lyckiewcz.
 Funeral of Mrs Anna CreteIia
 The funeral of Mrs Anna Cretella, widow of Benedict Cretella of Eel spar avenue, Beacon Falls, who died Saturday night will he held tomor- row morning from her home at 8:30 o'ciock and at o'clock from St Michaers church in Beacon Falls. Burial will be in St James cemetery this borough. The deceased is sur vlved by four sons. ] ouls, Michael, Nicholas and Frank, all of Beacon Falls and two daughters, Mrs Albert Folio of Beacon Falls and Mrs Nich- olas MenniIlo of Hartford.
 Former Local Man Named
 Lloyd l.. Anderson, former secre- tary of the local chamber of com merce and later associated with the state chamber has been named sec retary of the committee on mem- bership and popular education of the American Engineers society. M. An- derson will direct an expansion and educational campaign which has been outlined by the society. The Of- icers of the society are Henry Pratt Fairchild, formerly of Yale univer- gity and now of New York univer- sity, ig president, Prof Irving Fisser is vice-president. Leon E. Whitney, Harry II. Laughlip, Thomas Carver. Ellsworth Huntington. Ray Lymon Wilbur. Albert Wiggam and William IT. WeIch are members of the d. rectors of the society. Funeral Of Mrs Charlotte Kennedy
 The funeral of Mrs Charlotte Ken nedy one of the original organizers of the Daughters Of Isabella and who also was the first national re- gent of the order was held this morn Ing at S:30 o'clock from the home of Mir and Mrs James Brennan, 224 MlIlviile avenue where the deceased made her home for many years. and at . o'clock from St Francig church l where q solemn requiem high mass was celebrated.
 Rev Timothy J. Byrne was ceie- | brsnt, Rev Michael Keating. deacon | aRa Rev John J. Fitzgerald, sub- | deacon. Rev Richard P. Morriasey | yf et Mafy's church in Union City. | Rev Henry Coleman Of St Michael's ] church, Beacon Falls. T