The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-03-18

Joseph Cerniglis was bound over
to the superior court In Hartford
at the April term by Judge Joseph
M. Donovan In the Bristol city
court yesterday morning on the
charge of theft of an automobile.
The bond appeal was set at $1,000.
Early Wednesday evening Ger
niglia stole the automobile Of Har.
old Clark of South Main street,
this town from the north end Of
Bristol where II was parked. He
drove the car to Terryville and
stopped at u gasoline station for
gasoline. He was refused the gus
without pay. He then abandoned
this car and stole the car of Mer.
ril Scott, manager OF the Com
munity /. G.. store on lower maiu
street. He drove this car to Thorn.
aston and started towards TorrinE.
ton where It Is understood that he
wrecked It In an accident on the
Torrington road. He returned to
Terryville on Il bus from Thomas.
ton and boarded the Bristol trolley,
being arrested In Bristol about
1890 o'clock, Wednesday night,
and locked UP on the charge OF
theft. aE a
When the Hartford county au.
thorities are through with him.
Cerniglias will be turned over to
the local police for the theft In
this town At the hearing. yester-
day morning Prosecuting Attorney
A. J. Rich expressed the opinion
that the youth was mentally defi-
cient and that he would probably
be examined before being ar
raigned In superior court.
OH System Progressing
Progress IL being made on the
oil burning system which IL being
installed In the power plant Of the
Eagle Lock Company and which
has been under construction for
several months. The large 10000
gallon cement reservoir for holding
the oil has been completed and
trucks are now engaged In filling
the large tank with the oil which
will. be used. A force Of men are
nowNengaged In installing the oil
burners In the boilers.
Card Tournainent TO start
The third forty-five card tourna.
ment OF the present season Will get
unucT way thlS tNtuihB III ehN
Eagles rooms In the Auditorium
played In the other tournaments
taking part in this tournament
There viii be Is men on eact
team. with three men to q table,
The teams will be the Firemen,
winners Of the first tournament;
the Eagles winners Of the second
tournament. the knights OF Colum.
bus and outlaws. This tournament
will be Of six weeks duration
with the losers TO furnish p supper
for the winning teams.
Ientcn Services
There Will be Lenten services 10
both the Church of the lmmacu-
late Conception and st Casslmir's
church this evening with the serv-
tees to start at 1850 o'clock.
Minstrel Rehearsal 4,
The Terryville minstrel troupe
which are preparing for the third
annual minstrel show to be pre-
scented In the town hall on Friday
evening, April Sth. will hold re-
hearsal In the town hall this eve-
ming with every member OF the.
troupe being urged to be present.
All soloists are requested TO have
their songs prepared Cor this eve
ning's rehearsal which will start
promptly at 1880 O'Clock.
Cooking Class Meets
The regular Friday afternoon
cooking class which Is sponsored
by the Women's Club and con
Quoted by Miss Bessie Harris Of
the Connecticut Light and Power
Company was held this afternoon
in the Library basement. The
cetaoni shrd lcmfwy emf nj nm
speakers platform has been ar
ranged with modern electric
range and irigidaire.
Tombstone Too large
A tombstone to cost $4,000 is