The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-13

A six months jail sentence was imposed upon Mrs Mary Wolscin of Rubber avenue, charged with receiving stolen goods, by Judge Claremont I. Tolles in the borough court this morning. A fine of $100 was also imposed. Mrs Wolscin's husband is now serving a sentence in the county jail.
 Judge Tolles continued the case of Frank Molnar of 392 Scott street, a son-in-law, until Friday morning. He was arrested yester- day morning by the police on charge of receiving stolen goods. Molnar's wife, Rose, was arrested after being a witness in the case. She had testified that she was not aware the goods her father gave her had been stolen from the wag- on of Daniel Melnetsky of Water bury on october 16, by her father. Judge Tolles requested a warrant be issued for her arrest on a charge of receiving stolen property. The woman Is a minor, so guardian will be appointed over her before the case is heard Friday morning.
 Heads Scouts Again
 Harold E. Chittenden was re- elected president of the local Boy Scout council at the annual meet ing held yesterday afternoon in scout headquarters in the Y M c A. Other officers named were: vice. presidents, Howard B. Futile. John w. Hayes and Harris Whitte- more, Jr; secretary, V. N. Peter son; treasurer, Emil Mannweiler; scout commissioner and national representative, George C.. Ham; deputy commissioners, Walter b. Brown and John J. Leary; scout executive, Lyman B. Bunnell; exec utive committee, finance, A. H. Dayton; court of honor, Harry p. Benham; civic service, George P. Young; troop organization, John J. Daly; publicity, Charles J. Baxter; leadership, F. w. Eaton; camping, Austin l.. Adams; health and safe- ty, Dr T. M. Bull; reading, G. r. Noble.
 officers Reelected
 At the annual meeting of the Naugatuck National bank held yes terday, Howard B. Futile was re- elected chairman of the board. Other officers reelected were: President and assistant trust off, cer, George M. Rumney; assistant cashier, B. N. Wilmot; assistant trust officer. Ray M. Johnson. The directors named were: Austin +. Adams, Charles R. Anderson, H. H. Bristol, Clayton F. Davis, A. H. Dayton, Lewis A. Dibble, Kalvin K. Kazanjian, Emil Mannweiler. w. J. Megin, c. l. Tolles, V. B. Futile. Donald s. Futile and Howard B. Futile, Charles w. Upson.
 Teachers to Hold Party
 The Naugatuck Teachers league will conduct a public card party in the high school gymnasium on Wednesday night, January 20, for the benefit of the unemployment fund of the borough. The league gave card party last year for the fund and 8 tidy sum was realized. The teachers are hopeful of being as successful this year. Card play ing will start at 8 o'clock.
 To Observe Anniversary
 The twelfth anniversary of the prohibition amendment will be ob- served Friday afternoon by the To- gal branch of the Women's Chris ian Temperance union at the nome of Mrs Victor Olson, v May lvenue at 2:30 o'clock. The cele- oration Is known as Victory Day. Rev Joseph R. Swain, minister of he local Methodist Episcopal will speak on "Dry Gains of 1931." Refreshments will be served.
 Concert Tomorrow Night
 The Musical Art quartet. sascha Marie Rosemaet-Rosan- off, Paul Bernard and Louis Kauf- man, will give a concert tomorrow night in the Congregational parish house under the auspices of the Parish House association and the Women's Study club. The concert Is one of the series of entertain ments sponsored by the two organ Izations. The quartet has been ap- bearing before the public for the past four years. A delightful en- is in store for those who attend.
 Auxiliary Names Officers
 The annual meeting of the wo- mems auxiliary of St MichaeIs church was held yester- day afternoon, annual reports were and officers were elected. Mrs Anna Everest, president; Mrs Fred Stahl, educational secre- tary; Miss Carolyn Brown, record ing secretary; Mrs Clarence Fem niman, treasurer; Mrs George Bar wick, treasurer of United Thank Mrs Charles Wurtenberg, chairman of Periodical club; Mgs Lyman Lamphere; committee on affairs, Mrs Margaret Richards and Mrs Willard Selleck; refreshment Mrs Edgar Burns and Mrs Ernest Wood.
 Forum Series Opens
 pr D. s. Ramachandra Rao of India will open the fourth annual series of forums conducted by the Episcopal church Friday night in the church when he speaks on "Why India Follows Mahatma Gandhi's Lead" Dr Rao is mak- ing his first visit to this country and is featuring in the interests of a better understanding of India and Indian aspirations and of In- dia's place in world affairs.
 Fire Laddies Play Tonight
 Manager Edward Wilcox of the local Firemen's basketball team will take his charges to Waterville tonight to meet the Waterville five in a game in the recently or ganized Naugatuck Valley league.
 League Games Friday Night
 Weekly games in the YMCA league scheduled for tonight have been put over until Friday night due to the Naugy Harding high game at the Y at tonight.
 Addressed Rotarians
 Rev John $. Marsh, for many years a Congregational missionary ir South Africa, addressed the members of the Naugatuck Rotary club at their weekly luncheon at Halls tavern this noon hour. Rev Marsh spoke interestingly on "A |l Sixth