The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-21
NAUCATUCK Man Wanted Here Arrested In New York
Charged With Passing Worthless Checks Sunday
 School to Hold Annual Outing

Local police have been notified of the arrest in Glens Falls, N. Y.. of John Ulinskas, 25, of Green street, Waterbury, on charge of passing worthless checks. Ulinskas has been wanted by the local po- lice since May for theft of $1S0 from the clothes of Harry Ander- son, a master mechanic at the United States Rubber company plant here. Ulinskas, according to the police, sought work at the local plant and while in the factory, is alleged to have stolen MT Ander- sons money. He departed imme- diately afterwards and nothing was heard of him until yesterday.
 A warrant for his arrest was im- mediately dispatched by Chief John A. Adamson to Glens Falls. After Ulinskas is tried in New York state he will be brought to the borough. He was arrested by New York state troopers. He Is also said to be wanted by the Waterbury police for passing worthless checks in the Brass City.
 Annual Outing Next Wednesday
 The annual outing of the Sunday school of St -Pauls Evangelical Lutheran church in Curtiss street will be held next Wednesday at Lake Quassapaug. The children are requested to meet their teach CTS at the church at 9 o'clock in the morning. Owing to the fact that the church has been redec- orated, there will be no service next Sunday morning. Services will be resumed on Sunday, the 31st, with Rev Henry s. Brustat, pastor, officiating.
 To Hold Lawn Card Party
 A lawn card party will be held tomorrow afternoon at the resi- dence of Mrs George Lehr of High street by Ramona council, degree of Pocahontas. The public is in- vited to attend. At the close of play, refreshments will be served. Tables will be reserved for bridge. whist and pinochle.
 Nfarrics New York Lawyer
 MT and Mrs Morris Rosenblatt of New street announce the mar riage recently of their daughter, Miss Anna D. Rosenblatt, who has been practicing law in New York the past year, to Attorney Louis A. Tancel of that place. The ceremony was performed at the West End Temple, New York. After wed- ding trip the newlyweds will make their home in New York. The bride is a graduate of Naugatuck high and New York university.
 ROtarians to DispOrt
 Members of the Naugatuck Ro- tary club will be the guests on next Wednesday of the local Boy Scout councj lat Camp Pershing on the Housatonic river. They will enjoy supper with the scouts. On August z they will go to the East river on an outing and be entertained by Harold F. Chittenden, William M. Chittenden and Charles P. Rodcn- bach, who have summer homes
 Democrats Hold Party
 The lawn at the residence of Mir and Mrs D. J. Carroll of Cherry street was the scene of a happy gathering yesterday afternoon when Ia card party was held. The affair was conducted in the interest of the victory fund campaign being conducted here by the democratic party After the card playing, re- treatments were served. MT Carroll lis chairman of the campaign com mitte.e
 Amateur League Games Attract
 A record attendance is expected at the weekly games in the Naus- atuck Amateur Baseball League to be played Saturday afternoon at Recreation Field. The Pastimes of Little Italy, will swing into ac- ton against the Crescents. league leaders. This game will start at 2 o'clock sharp. At { o'clock. the Orioles of Beacon Falls will op- pose the Falcons of Union City.
 Vacation School To Close
 Final sessions of the Naugatuck Vacation school being conducted since the 9th at the Congregational parish house. will colse tomorrow morning at il o'clock. Exercises will be conducted at that tims The program will include songs. recita- tions and dramatizations by pupils