The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-03

street, Waterbury was arrested yes
terday afternoon on the Bethany
road by Officer Thomas Of the Bea-
con. Falls state police barracks
charged with operating an auto
without an operators license.
He will be. given a hearing on
June 6.
Plans for organization Of the
Naugatuck Amateur Baseball
League will be discussed on next
Wednesday night in the borough
court room when managers of the
teams that comprised the league
last season will meet. 1t Is expected
that the same four teams that made
up the league last year will be en-
tered again this season. II plans
are perfected at the meeting next
Wednesday night. the league sea-
son may open on Saturday, June
IS. g.4
Granted Patent
Francis l.. DAILY OF this borough
has been granted patent on an
auto, sander by the United States
patent office according to informa-
ton furnished by the II. G. Man
ming of Waterbury.
Youngsters Pass Test
I Several local boys and girls have
passed the beginners test In the
Red Cross swimming program un-
der the direction OF Physical Di-
rector Fritz Klambt Of the local
~.
Among the boys who passed the
est were Albert Schrul, Edward
Mariana. George Walker Charles
\ Moruska, Arthur Gruberman, VIII.
- rSn wl HNhan1, ~
Lauer, John Hoey, William Wyatt.
seph ROLAND, william Eager, Louis
Warner, Edwin johnson, Edward
Lawson and Charles DAILY.
The girls were Gladys Borne,
Jean Lindsey, Aneta Sterling. Mar
garet Kissane, Viola Heavens. Helen
Olson, Virginia Scully, Betty Bren-
nan, Marion Anenberg, Hazel Duff
fly, Helen st John, Mary Gormley.
Caroline Fowle, Lillian Fowle, Lii
liam Crelan and Mary Guisher.
Many Attend supper
The strawberry shortcake supper
rendered by the Girls Friendly So
ciety Of st Michael's Episcopal
church last night In the parish
house was largely attended and was
" SuCCSSS III cNcTy way
No Meeting Held
The scheduled meeting OF tho
board of education for yesterday
Schools Fl. Il. Chittenden was
called off as several members of
the board were unable to be pres
ent. Judge John r. McDonough
was on business trip to Wor-
cester, Mass, Judge Martin L.
Gormley Is confined to his home
with a severe cold and Howard
Fl. Bristol. another member Of the
board Is in Europe.
Papers Flied
Papers have been filed with
Town Clerk Louis Schiller. Jr, by
Robert Houscknecht for concern
to deal In auto accessories and
household appliances to be known
as the Better Grade Sales company.
Several to Attend Meeting
On next Wednesday the annual
meeting of the Ellsworth Memoria!
association, open to all members
of the Connecticut chapter, d. A.
r., will be held at the Ellsworth
homestead In Windsor. The usual
basket luncheon will be served Mt
~ noon. The business session will
start at 4 o'clock.
Memorial Mass Tomorrow
A memorial requiem mass will
be solemnized tomorrow morning
In st Francis church at 1880 o.
clock for the deceased members of
Ojeda council, X. of c. All MEN,
bers OF. the counsel as well as rela-
tives and friends Of deceased MEM
bers are invited to attend the mass.
Assigned 20 MiddlctOwn Church
Rev John w. O'Neil. son OF Mr.
and Mrs William O'Nei1 OF Bridge
port, former local residents who
was recently ordained to the PRIEST
hood has been assigned as assistant
pastor OF st Sebastian's church In
Middletown. nas.
Funeral of John Kirk Jr.
The funeral OF John Kirk. Jr,
who died Wednesday at the home
of his daughter, Mrs Michael Fitz-
patrick. 80 West street, was held
this afternoon at 8 o'clock from the
Congregational church. Services
were conducted by the Rev Edward
r. Hancc. Burial was In Grove
cemetery.
Picnic Date Set
Saturday. June rs, has been
selected as the date for the annual
outing and picnic OF the Sunday
school class Of the Salem Lutheran
church.
The place where the outing will
be held has not been decided upon.
All members Of the congregation
are invited.
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