The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-13

Warden Frank T. Green who was forced to take to his bed Monday after following a slight relapse from his illness of several weeks ago when he underwent an operation in St Raphaels hospital was said to be resting comfortably at his home. Due to the warden's illness the an- nual meeting of the board or war den and burgess scheduled for last Monday night was called on.
 There are no new developments i. was stated this morning as 10 the possible appointees when the board does get together to name officers There is a tie-up in the ranks of the democrats who are in power. Bur cess John Burke of the first ward not being in accord with other members of the democratic side. There are various reports gong around, some to the effect that IT the democrats do not agree there will be tieup with the republican members of the board In democrat i,. circles there Is little credence given to this report, 1t being 1eit that the Jeffersonians being in the majority and having the say will be Ioafh to give any of the offices to the republicans.
 t-ompromises are said to be in orGer in the democratic ranks, par ty leaders making efforts to straight t en out the tangle. This will be done It is expected, before the board holds la session possibly on next Monday / night if Warden Green is improved enough in health to be about.
 So far it was stated this morn ing. no overtures have been made 10 Burgess Burke relating to any com
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 Filed Notice of Appeal
 John KurZi of Fuller street. Wa bury, who conducts a shoe repair es- tablishment in Union City, was be- fore the borough court this morn ing to answer to charges of assault, u being alleged that several weeks ago he assaulted two young men. Judge Ciaremont I. Tolles found him guilty of two counts and imposed jail sentences of 30 days on each count and taxed him $l5 and costs. The accused was represented by AL torney Membrino of Waterbury ana he filed notice or an appeal to the common pleas court. Bonds were placed at $500.
 Elm City Man to Speak
 Alden Stevens of New Haven was the speaker at the weekly luncheon of the Naugatuck Rotary club to be held at Halls Tavern this noon hour. Mir Stevens spoke on Equatorial Af- rica."
 Arrested for SOuthingtOn Police
 Peter Belletti, 40 of 70 Sheffield lane, Union City, was taken into cus- tody last night by Patrolman Rich ard Kelly of the local police for the Southington authorities. Belletti is wanted to answer to charge of criminal assault on 16 year old Southington girl. The alleged as- sault was committed last August ac- cording to the police. Southing- ton man was said to be implicated also. The arrest was brought about through the Connecticut Humane so- ciety.
 Lost to Central
 Naugatuck High lost a close con test to Central High baseball team of Bridgeport yesterday afternoon played in the Park City 4-2.e Timely hitting by Coach Reilly's charges clinched the, game. The contest was not a valley league game and does not effect the league standing of the locals.
 Exercises on Monday Night
 Mothers day exercises of Nauga- tuck aerie of Eagles will be held next Monday night instead of on next Sunday afternoon it was an- nounced yesterday. The exercises originally were scheduled to be held on last Sunday but was postponed on account of the closing of the wo- mems mission at St Francis church. The exercises will be held in the Gem Opera house
 To Organize Holy Name
 At q meeting to be held Friday night at 8 o'clock in St Mary's hall Holy Name society will be or ganized in the parish. About 15O male parishioners have already sig nified their intention of becoming affiliated with the society. Promin- ent speakers will address the gather ing.
 To Attend State Meeting
 Several members of Myrtle camp, Royal Neighbors of America will attend Q state meeting to be held In Hartford on next Saturday. Dinner in honor of Supreme Manager Miss Jessie Mitchell of Michigan will be served in the Colt Memorial hall at o'clock.
 Following the dinner there will be initiation. The degree team will be picked from various state camps.
 File Election Expenses.
 Burgess Maurice Anenberg, elect ed democratic burgess from the sec ond ward and Edward c. Lingen- held defeated republican candidates for tax collector have filed their re- ports of election expenses with Town Clerk Louis Schiller, Jr. Burgess Anenberg lists his expenses at $4.50 for advertising. MT Lingenheld states that he had no expense.
 We'll Known Locally
 First Selectman Raymond dilyard of Seymour who was murdered yes- tsrday morning in his office in the Seymour town hall by three negroes was well known in the borough where he had taken part In many trap shoot contests conducted by .L. 4,a, ahnntarS nf tha Nouvn tYc f.