The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-22
i Friday morning upon the request
 ofMtty. George J. Crocicchia, their

Friday morning upon the request ofMtty! George J. Crocicchia. their
 Jack Crowley of ss Bronx ave- nue, Waterbury, was granted a nolleS at the request of Chief of Police John A. Adamson. He was charged with violating the borough parking ordinance.
 Wilfred A. Swan of Beacon Falls. charged with violation of the bor- ough stop light, ordinance had his case nolled upon payment of s2. Entries Close Today Entries for the several events to be conducted at the community field day sponsored by the local chamber of commerce at Recrea- ton Field next Saturday will close today! There is a large list of en- tries so far and 1t Is expected that this list will be considerably swell led when the last entry is checked this evening. Plans for making the affair a gala event are now being made by the committee of arrangements.
 Local Man Speaker | Louis Habid of this borough. well known local business man will be the principal speaker at the re- union of former residents of Maas- ser, Mt. Lebanon. Syria, nt a big gathering to be held at Highland Lake. Winsted, on Saturday and Sunday. August 27 and 2s. Mr Habid is national. president of the Syrian American association. It is expected that about 300 Eill attend the reunion in Winsted,
 members coming from all parts of the country. MT Habid was the founder of the organization of for mer residents of Maasser. Locals Still in Lead Although the local trap shoot ing team representing the Nauga- tuck Fish and Game club lost out | in the third round of the quar- rangle shoot held yesterday after noon in Bethany the local club is still leading in the race for the championship,
 In Saturdays contest, the Sey- mour club won the afternoons events with a score of 229. Beth- lany finished second with 222. lNaugatuck was third. with 21o and Woodbridge fourth with 203. Tho final shoot will be held next month | the big barbecue.
 Local Man Officiated John Dunn of this borough and assistants prepared a clambake. held saturday afternoon at the cot tage of Edward c. Lingenheld in. Laurel Beach. The bake was at tended by about 50. many of them
 being from New, York and New l JAraav
 Warden Not Candidate Warden Harris Whittemore, Jr, will not be q candidate for repre- sentative on tho republican ticket this fall he announced Saturday. I For the past week there have been runors that Warden Whitte- more, who has served in the gen. eral assembly, might again be q candidate. Tho warden states that all of the time he is able to de- vote to political work Is taken up. with his office of warden. Warden Whittemore stated that hs inform- ed the republican town committee some time ago that he would not | be q candidate for representative.
 Caucuscs Thursday Night On Thursday night the republi- can caucus will be held in the bor-- ough court room to name delegates Ito the state, congressional. sena-' torlaI and probate conventions.. There is considerable speculation, | as to whom the nominee for judge
 of probate will be. Two names are prominently mentioned. that or
 Frank w. Eaton. former judge or the court and Atty. James l.. Dal-
 es Several Attended Bake | A large gathering attended the outing and bake held Saturday af-
 ternoon at Osborn's Glen by the members of the Methodist Epis-
 copal church.