The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-20

street, Oakville, was sentenced to serve 60 days in New Haven jail in the borough court this morning when he was found guilty to a charge of operating car while under the influence of liquor. Humphrey Leary of Waterbury, Q | passenger in Bradshaw's machine, was found guilty to q charge of in- toxlcation and was fined $1 and costs by Judge Claremont I. Tolles and placed on probation. The two men were arrested at 11:20 last night by Officer Anthony Farrar on Spring street. .te
 Plans for Memorial Day
 Plans for the usual observance of Memorial Day in the borough were discussed at the meeting of Naugatuck post of the American Legion held last night in Legion hall. Plans were also completed for the annual poppy sale which opens in the borough on Saturday. The poppy sale is in charge of . committee headed by Harold Lewis assisted by Lester Wigglesworth, Herbert Johnson, Samuel Lyons and William Lilly. Poppy sale headquarters will be established in tent to be erected on the locol green. School children will assist In the sale of the peoples. All of the proceeds of the sale of the pop. pies is used for welfare work among the ex-service men of tho borough.
 Grange to Celebrate
 A very fine entertainment pro- gram has been arranged for to- night at grange hall when the members of Beacon Valley grange observe masters and overseers night. In addition to the entertain- ment Q luncheon will be served.
 Named Grand Juror l
 Representative Hugh Burns of | Pleasant street, deputy state fac. tory inspector, has been summoned to serve on the grand jury at Hart ford which starts sessions on Tues- day, May 24. He will serve dur- ing the May term.
 Rendered Farewell Party
 Mrs Allen Ferry of North Main | street was tendered a farewell par ty last night by number of her | friends in St Mary's hall. Mrs Fer. ry will leave shortly for New York | city to make her home. A supper | featured the event. Mrs Ferry was the recipient of many gifts from her friends.
 Funeral of Rudolph Hupt
 The funeral of Theodore Hupt | who died Tuesday night ct the home of his daughter. Mrs George | afternoon at ? o'clock from the nattaU TNnawoI hnvaA 4AUut0as | were conducted by Rev John | Frenssehm, pastor of the Imman- uel Lutheran church. Burial was in Pinesbridge cemetery.
 Special Meeting
 A special meeting of the board of warden and burgesses will be held in the borough court room at 8 o'clock Monday night. Notice of | Brough Clerk Edward c. LAngen- meeting the board will take action ] ule of working hours for the reg ular members of the police depart ment and action may also be taken | on changes in the personal of the fire department.
 At the annual freemen's naeetirg.I 1 held last Tuesday night the sum | of $2600 was cut off the police de. partment budget and Q like amount cut from the fire department ap- 
 According to reports the super- who now do duty | from 6 until 9 in the evening will be dispensed with and the sched- uies of working hours Of the reg ular police perhaps changed from 10 hour shifts to 6 hour shifts. It | 10 also reported that some of the | paid members of the fire depart ment may also be dropped.
 Perry Hale To Speak
 Perry Hale, star football player at Yale university in 1909 will be the principal speaker at the meet Ing of the Lutheran Brotherhood H of the Salem Lutheran church to H be held tonight in the church H Anoter attraction will H be the chorus. singing of the St H leiehaeIss Mems chorus under the II of Alvin Wooster. Mr Il Hale who is now blind as the result N of an accident ig said to be . very H fne speaker. The entertainment H will bs open to the public. 1 . A. a4 sf ~