The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-08

Walter Givens, of Astoria. L. l.. was arrested yesterday afternoon py Patroiman Edgar Norton on charges of drunken driving. His wife and his mother-in-law, Mrs Elizabeth Dowenzaki, also were arrested on charges of intoxication.
 The arrest attracted crowd when the mother-in-law had to- be car ried forcibly from the auto into the station. After being booked. the two women became hysterical and for several hours kept the station In an uproar with their shouting and crying.
 Shortly before 3 o'clock. Police- man Norton, who was on duty near Pierce's bridge on Broad street, was notified that the driver of New York car headed toward Forestville was under the influence of liquor. When the auto approached him, Norton stopped the machine and af- ter a nasty examination. placed all three occupants of the car under ar rest. A bottle containing nearly quart of alleged liquor was found in the car. The driver told the police that the party was on the way to a wedding trip in Bloomfield.
 Arraigned in city police court this morning before Judge William J. Malone, Walter Givens. of Astoria. l.. l., was fined s100 and costs with s75 of the fine remitted. Mrs Con- stance Givens, his wife and Mrs Elizabeth Dowenzeski his mother-in- law, were each fined $1 and costs on the charge of intoxication.
 To Improve Dirt Roads
 After a conference, Mayor w. Raymond Crumb and ity Engineer Carlton W. Buell. announced to-day that the states appropriation Of s17.750 for dirt road improvements will be used on Whilst. Battle. Camp and Hill street. The city will expend on these roads about 350.000 including the state grant.
 Mir Buell. stated that about two miles of road will be repaired and that the cost of crushed stone ana oil is about $7,000 mile. He stated that the city intends to do the grading of the streets.
 At the council meeting Tuesday evening, 1t was suggested that the city would do we'll to bid on some of the work and thereby furnish work for the unemployed.
 New Night School Head.
 Miss Lela O'Connell, a teacher at the South Side school for many years. was appointed director of the Bristol Evening schools by the board of education at its meeting on We'd nesday evening. Miss O'Connell succeeds Carleton B. Beckwith who resigned several weeks ago. Besides acting as director, Miss O'Connell win teach classes three nights week.
 The board also voted to close the elementary schools at noon and the high school at 1 p. m. on Thursday, May 21. to allow teachers to at- tend a conventoin in Hartford. Supt of Schools Karl A. Reiche made the interesting announcement that next years senior class at the Bristol high school will number 1S6, the largest in the history of the school.
 Harry o. Rex, president of the Rex Roofing company. appeared be- fore the board, and objected to the First School district committee awarding contract for the roofing of the Federal Hill school to an out of-town concern. The board in- formed MT Rex that 1t had no juris- diction over the different school committees.
 From May 10 to May 17th, will be National Mothers and Daugh- ter's week. It will be especially observed at the Bristol Congrega- tional church.
 On Sunday. May 19. Mothers day., the girls choir will sing and special service will be held for the mothers and daughters. May IS. a banquet and entertainment will be held in the parish house at o'clock. On Sunday, May 17th, yesper service will be held at 4:30