The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-21
NAUCATUCK Waterbury Men Get
 Hearing Tomorrow
Charged With Transportating -Boroughites to
 Attend Lutheran Church Banquet in Waterbury

Michael Krugalis of 344 Wilson street, Waterbury and Alex Alex ander of Al Draher avenue, Wa terbury. arrested Saturday after noon by the local police charged with transporting beer will be giv- en a hearing in the borough court tomorrow morning. Both of the accused were released on bonds of $500.
 Alexander was taken into cus- tody by Patrolman John Lawlor at the corner of Bridge and North Main streets. Questioned by the officer it was found that he had no registration for the car. When searched the car revealed a 'doz- en cases of beer. After nabbing Alexander, Officer Lawlor, Chief John Adamson and Walter Lycki- ewcz started out from the police station and shortly after came up the Krugalis truck which attracted their suspicious. They halted the driver and on examination found several cases of beer as we'll as a few kegs of the liquid. The re- treatments it was stated were for delivery in the borough and was though to come from a well-known bottling establishment in Water- bury.
 Games Called Of
 The baseball game scheduled for yesterday afternoon between the Firemens team and the Waldorfs and the Cubs and the Rangers of the Tigertown league were called ha rai XUaDthar
 Whether the games will be played later was not decided yes terday.
 Several to Attend Banquet
 Several members of the Salem Lutheran church of this borough will attend the banquet to be held tonight Tn the Lutheran church of Waterbury marking the 10th anniversary of the church. Rev w. L. Frenberg, pastor of the local church will extend the greetings of the Salem Lutheran church.
 The program committee of the Lutheran Brotherhood of the Sa- lem Lutheran church will meet on Tuesday night at 8 o'clock at the home of Carl Thompson, GA New street. The members of the com mittee are Adolph Nelson. Idoft Olson, Carl Thompson. Gunnard Peterson and Victor Rohs.
 Will Attend Institute.
 Many members of the local branch of the w. c. T. U. plan on attending the New Haven county institute to be held Wednesday in the Seymour Methodist Episcopal church. County President Mrs Henry Pressuer of Waterbury will preside. In the afternoon the matorns medal contest will be held. Mrs w. l.. Fairbank of North Main street will De one of the speakers. The children's contest will also be hel din the afternoon. Mrs w. l.. Selleck of North Main street will eb one of the judges of this contest. The local members will leave here on the 9:35 trolley for Seymour.
 Longhini-MOntoni.
 Miss Alice Montoni of High street, this borough and Vito Long hini of West Haven were united in marriage this morning at o'clock in St Francis church by the pas tor, Rev John J. Fitzgerald. Father Fitzgerald also celebrated the nutial high mass.
 The attending couple were Rena Giancillo and Olimpio Bartelli.
 Final Shoot Saturday.
 The final shoot between the Woodbridge. Seymour. Bethany and Naugatuck gun clubs will be held next Saturday at Woodbridge in connection with the Woodbridge fair. Woodbridge is now leading in the shoot standing.
 Women Voters Meet.
 State Supervisor of Education Deming will speak at the meeting of the local, League of Women Voters to be held tonight in the Children's Library on Church street. The meeting is open to all those interested.
 Outing at Lake Zoar.
 An outing and clambake was held Saturday afternoon at the summer cottage of George Wig ellsworth by the employees of the George Wigglesworth and Sons Plumbing company. During the summer months the employees have held other outings but Saturdays was voted the most enjoyable of the season.
 To sponsor Supper.
 Supper will be served by the Ladies' Aid society of the swedish Congregational church in the