The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-10

When two policemen were cov- ering Union City 1t was an easy matter to handle the situation, but under the present arrangement the officer must cover both the east and west sides of the river. At the board meeting last Tuesday night no action was taken re1atie to the new arrangement, although 1t was the general belief that the matter was to he thrashed out.
 To Sail for Ireland
 Three local people, Miss Gather inc Morrissey of North Main street, Miss Mary Purcell of Church street and James Kennedy of North Main street will sail tomorrow noon on the SS Homeric for Ireland. Miss Purcell plans on making her home there with relatives. Miss Morrissey will attend, the Eucharistic con gress and will spend the summer with her parents. Mir Kennedy will visit relatives. Yesterday Mrs Agnes Sullivan and Miss Bridget Rafferty of German street sailed for Ireland to attend the Eucharistic congress and visit relatives.
 Track Meet Today
 Track teams of Crisby high of Waterbury and Naugatuck high are meeting in competition this aft ernoon on Recreation field. The meet was originally scheduled for yesterday but was called off as q number of members of the Water- bury team had to take exams.
 Spoke in Derby
 Judge Martin E.. Gormley was the principal speaker at a meeting of the Derby aerie of Eagles last night. On next Tuesday night he will delier the address at the flag day exercises of Elks of the down alley town.
 Trap Shooters to Practice
 A practice shoot will be held to- morrow afternoon by members of the local trap shooting club. The practice will be held at the range on the osborn farm starting at 2:30 o'clock. The first shoot in the meet between teams from Seymour, Bethany, Woodbridge and Nauga- tuck. All marksmen who wish to try out for the team to represent the borough are inited to attend.
 Fire Cics Scare
 Tenants of the building at the corner of Maple and wate rstreets had a scare yesterday shortly be- fore noon when fire was disco cred eating its way up the rear of the building occupied by the Schpero jewelry store and Fitzger- ald Bros shoe store. A call was sent in to the Maple street house and two pieces of apparatus were on the scene and the fire was ex- tinguished with not much damage to the building. Considerable smoke entered the stores. It was stated that some one started fire in the rear of the building to burn some papers and this communicated to the building.
 Moro Flour to be Received Another shipment of government | flour Is to be received shortly by the local chapter of the Red Cross for distribution to needy residents. The shipment which Is expected to be here shortly will consists of. 450 barrels. Seeral weeks ago the chap ter receied 0 shipment and for the past several weeks this flour has been distributed to 189 needy fam- flies.
 Club Offers Reward A reward of $50 has been of- fered by the Naugatuck Golf Club for the apprehension of the thieves that broke into the club tool house some time early yesterday morn ing, took a tractor from the club house to a remote part of the field and stripped 1t causing damage or about $400.
 The police are conducting al thorough investigation and are in hopes of apprehending the cul- prits.
 Lillian Comiskcy
 Miss Lillian Comiskey of Beebe street and Mitchell Nelson of An sonia were united in marriage yes terday morning at 9 o'clock by the Rev Eugene r. Cryne, pastor of the St John of the Cross church in Middlebury. The bride was at tended by Miss Amelia Nelson, sis- ter of the bridegroom as brides maid and Louis Comiskey. brother of the bride was best man. Fol lowing the ceremony the newly welded couple left on an unan- nounced wedding trip. Upon their return they will reside on Beebe street.
 Deal COnsummatcd
 Transfer of the property. on Maple street owned by the defunct Naugatuck Bank and Trust com pany has been transferred to Nor ris Rosenblatt.. Water street mer. chant. The property consists or three stores, one formerly occu- pied by I. Dreyer and the others now occupied by the Schepro jew elry store and Fitzgerald Brothers shoe store. It is reported that MT Rosenblatt will remove his present store to the new location.
 Season Opens Junc' IS
 The Naugatuck Amateur Base ball League will officially open the season on Saturday, June IS, at Recreation Field, with two con. tests being scheduled. The first game will be between the Orioles of Beacon Falls and the Pastimes and Is scheduled for 2 o'clock. The second contest will be between the Crescents and Falcons at o'clock. These same teams comprised the league last year.
 A meeting of the team managers of the league will be held next Tuesday night at which time OH, cers for the year will lbe selected and the league umpire for the season will be named.