The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-16
NAUCATUCK Nolle Non-Support
 Case In Court
Divorce Action Prevents Borough Court Move -De
 eide Charity Board Budget Tonight

Edward Braummer. charged wt1h non-support, has his case nolled by Judge Harry H. Scho- field in the borough. court this morning. The decision was hand- cd down by Judge Schofield in a memorandum setting forth that be- cause the accused was suing his wife for a divorce, the local court should not take Jurisdiction. He ruled that evidence that will be presented in the superior court, would naturally be used in the non-support case as part of the defense of the accused. In addition the decision points out that Baum msr until last September had been paying $15 Q week for the sup port of his family. Since that time' however. the decision states, Baum ner has obtained custody of the children and was supporting them The decision concluded by saying that as Baummer was only receiv- ing $20 . week, he was doing enough.
 0eorge Urgaitis of 27 Andrew avenue, arrested last night by Of- ficers James Cuddy and Timothy !. ReaYdon, charged with intoxi- cation. was sentenced to serve 15 days in jail. In addition, he was fined the costs of court which amounted to $13.26. Urgaitis was in . brawl with Louis Wardlnach- lager, also of the same address. During the brawl Urgaitis received a black eye which was swollen to the sise of an apple this morning. He was treated by Dr Charles Ken- nedy. Wardnachlager was charged with breach of the peace and as- sault. He was ordered to pay the costs of court which amounted to Sis.2s and placed on probation for 90 days.
 The charges of reckless driving asAinst Louis Barlow of City Hill street and Frank Pope of Al Cres- cent street, Waterbury, were noiIed. Both figured in an auto accident on High street last night and were notified to appear fn court by Officer John Gormley.
 Mrs Frances Rostowosky of the Bethany road, was found guilty to the charge of operating an auta without a license. A fine of $l0 and costs, which amounted to $2S was imposed. She was arrested by State Trooper Burtel of the Bea- con Falls barracks.
 To Decide Budget
 What sum will be necessary to run the board of charities of the borough Is expected to be decided upon tonight when the board mem- bers hold an informal session to consider the department budget for the coming year.
 perintendent of Charities A. Bar ton Cross submitted at the board meeting Monday night. the de. partmsnt has spent in the II months of the present fiscal year over $9S,000. With another month to go 1t Is safe to assume that the department will spend between $lf0,000 and $115,000. The amount appropriated by the freeman ol the borough last may for the char. ity department was $61,500. The deuression which extended through out the year caused a big drain on the department. With the depres- sion still on and more and more appeals being made daily to the department there is no question but what the department will need a larger appropriation than las' year.
 Class Dignitaries Named
 Bjrger Johnson of Park avenue was unanimously elected the most popular boy of the senior class al a recent meeting of the class. held for the purpose of selecting the class dignitaries. Genevieve Ra' pieff was chosen the most popular girl. Others named were Marion Zwick class beauty, Edward Hem nessey the handsornest boy. George Englehardt was named the most studious boy and Gertrude Arend. holz the most seudious girl. George Goodwin was voted the most pop uIar athlete. Mary Kosewize wal chosen the best dressed girl and Donald Rabbott was adjudged thu best dressed boy; Wallace sundai was chosen class actor. Rasmui Anderson, best all-around student class actress, Lillian Rubin. boz most likely to succeed. Herman TrsIcheI. girl most likely, to sue ceed. Ida gchwarts; wittiest stu dent, L<6lie Melbourne; class love loyn boy, Albert Raytkwich: clasI Ioveiorn girl, Beatrice Vincent class Mutt and Jeff. Reardon and scully; best natured boy. FranI Balinsky; best natured giri. Lucs
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