The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-20

grand list of the borough, the sala-
 ries paid to various borough officials
 including the supt of schools and | school principals. Borough Atty Martin l.. Caine explained the bills | to the committee. Chief of Police John Adamson was heard on the po- | lice pension bill. He was asked if the local police department had any method of contributing to a pension fund, as to the amount of the police appropriation of the borough and ether details.
 It was the opinion of the commit tee that the police pension bill as proposed was ambiguous and on the suggestion of the committee, Bor- ough Attorney Caine will redraft the bill and present it in two weeks time. It seemed to be the opinion of the committee at the hearing that the members of the department shoud have a police pension fund, at least partially supported by them from assessments on their wages. Before the judiciary committee the bill dealing with the appointing of an assistant prosecutor was heard. There was no objection registered | against the bill. Judge Clarence I. Tolles and Prosecuting Attorney Jos cph Talbot appeared before the committee in favor of the bill. Anniversary Celebration The twentieth anniversary of the | local camp, Woodmen of the World will be celebrated tomorrow | night in Pythian hall with an ap- propriate program. Mamie E. Long of New York city state manager of the order will be the principal speaker and Col Charles Cody of | New Haven, head camp banker, will I also speak.
 A fine entertainment program has been arranged in connection with | the event and luncheon will be served.
 Funeral Tomorrow
 The funeral of George Henry Jones, 52, who died Wednesday | nue will be held tomorrow after noon but the hour has not been set The deceased was well known in the | borough and for many years was employed in the plant of the G. M R. Shoe company. He is survived
 by his parents and one brother,
 Frank Jones.
 Tickets on Sale
 Tickets for the Naugy- Rockville 1 high basketball game to be played
 tomorrow night in the "Y" gymna- sium were placed on sale to-day in
 Donnelly's news store, Andy's cam-
 pus and at the high school. To- morrow nights contest is not val ley league game. Rockville high comes to the borough with a classy | record having won II contests this season. From the advance informa- | ton on the team from the eastern l section of the state, the locals will l have to pull themselves out of the ! slump that they have fallen into for 1 the past few weeks if they expect to i win to-night's contest. It is the first time that basketball team | from the Rockville high has played i in the borough.
 Taxed $IOO and Costs 1 John Palmer of 179 Alden avenue, i New Haven was fined $100 and costs 1 in the borough court this morning on charges of operating an auto N hie under the influence of liquor | The fine and costs amounted 10 1 $11026. He was arrested this morn- ing at 2:45 o'clock by Officer John l Lawlor
 Granted Patent.
 ] Henry Gusken of this borough has l Eeen granted patent by the U. $. | patent office on a gaiter. The pat ] ent has been assigned to the Good | year Ind q Rubber Glove Manu'ac- ! turing company. A patent on a ! folding airplane wing h1s De II ,;ran.ed to Edmund Cairns, local air | pI"ne manufacturers.
 , Vvas,i.ng.on's Birthday Obscrynncc. ! Monday will be observed generally ir the borough as Il holiday. While ! Waeh.ngto birthday falls this year on Sunday the 22nd. it will be ] cenerally observed on Monday. The i local bcn!;s and major ty of the | stores of the borough will be closed