The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-29
NAUGATUCK Hold Local Man
 For Superior Court
Probable Cause Found in Statutory Rape Charge
 Borough Must Secure Loan

Joseph Petrie of High street was bound over to the next term of the superior court at Waterbury, by Deputy Judge Harry H. Schofeld in the borough court this morning when probable cause was found. He was charged with statutory rape. His arrest took place early Sunday morning when a warrant was issued by Prosecuting Attorney Joseph F. Talbot on statements made by 16 year old Waterbury girl.
 The case this morning was tried in chambers with many people crowding the corridors of the municipal building. Bonds were placed at s5.000 by Judge Scho- field. Petrie had been unable since his arrest to secure bondsman. Elsco Servaverz of Waterbury, charged with violation of the mo- tor vehicle law had his case nolled upon the payment of $17.S1. There were no other cases on the docket.
 Borough Must Secure Loan Another loan must be negotiated by borough officials to pay bills the final days of the fiscal year, &C., cording to Q statement by Treas urer John c. Kiernan. The bor- ough has just received a check Of s11,000 from the state as its por- tion of the bank tax. This will not be large enough, Mir Kiernan states, to pay bills that have been created, hence the necessity of borrowing.
 Funeral of Henry W. Beach
 The funeral of Henry W. Beach, s5, who died Saturday at his home on the New Haven road was held this afternoon a t2:30 o'clock from the Alderson Funera Home, 20l Meadow street at 2:30 o:clock where services were conducted by the Rev Arthur r. Lewis, rector of St Michael's Episcopal church. Burial was in Winchester. Conn.
 D. A. R. Card Party
 A public card party will be con. ducted by Sarah Rogers chapter, Daughters of the American Revo- lution. Friday afternoon. April in the Congregational parish house. The proceeds of the party will be used to defray the expenses of the chapters delegates to the Conti- mental congress in Washington. D. c. Card playing will start at 2:3o.
 Donates $10O to Fund
 A contribution of $1o0 has been received by the unemployment fund of the borough from Mrs A.. c. Futile of Terrace avenue. It Is the second extra contribution from Mrs Futile within the past few weeks. It was stated that in the past this contribution has been used to defray the expenses of the communion breakfast of the boys choir of St Michaels Episcopal church, on Easter Sunday morn. ing. Mrs Futile felt that, under existing conditions, the money this year would do greater commun- lty service if used for the unem- ployed.
 To Talk on "Far East"
 "The Far East" will be the topic of a talk to be given tomorrow af- ternoon in the Congregational par ish house at 3:30 o'clock to the Missionary Society by Dr Mary Wells of Vassar college, former Naugatuck woman. Dr Wells re- gently returned from trip to the Orient and Is now on visit to her sister, Mrs John Gibbud. All wo- men of the church and of the com- munity at large are invited to hear the address.
 Famed Editor to Talk Devere Allen, associate editor of "The Nation" and contributor to many national periodicals will be the speaker at the final forum talk of the series arranged by the local Methodist church. to be held to- night in the Methodist Episcopal church at 8 o'clock. Editor Allen will talk on Disarmament. He has written widely on this topic and for years has been an advocate of disarmament. It is expected that his talk will be an interesting one.
 Hold Bi.Centennial Party Gavel Lodge. Knights of Pythias and Laurel Temple. Pythian Sist- CTS held a Washington Bi-Centen- nial party last night in Pythian hall. Rev John P. Pack of the United church of Beacon Falls was | the speaker at the exercises. A very pleasing program was ren. dered in connection with the event and luncheon was served.
 To Speak at Anniversary :.
 Judge Martin F. Gormley of thii !. borough will be the principal speaker at the 50th anniversary banquet of the Ansonia Council Knights of Columbus to be held to night in Ansonia.
 LAST FORUM
 The last of the Methodist church forums for 1889 will take place ,al 8 o'clock this evening. The speak. CT is pevere Allen. associate editor