The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-18

, and she sold liquor in order to sup port the family.
 Chester Zemborski of 415 North Main street, whose case had been continued for week, was fined $110 and costs, a total of $126.26 for keeping liquor with intent to sell. He was placed on probation for 30 days.
 Crcsccnts Defeat Orioles.
 Jimmy Sullivan's Crescents won easily from the Orioles of Beacon Falls In Naugatuck Amateur league game on Saturday afternoon at Recreation field by the score of 10 to 4. It was the fifth consecu- tive victory of the season for the Crescents who have yet to taste de- feat. The win gave them firmer grip on first place. Unless the other teams are bolstered, it looks as though the Crescents will go through the season without suf- fering a defeat.
 In the other game, the Pastimes of Little Italy" again turned back the Falcons of Union City. The score was z to 2. Ragged fielding by the Falcons caused the defeat. Joe Rozint twirled for the Union City outfit but received very poor support. Five errors caused his undoing, although he only allowed five scattered hits.
 Fireworks Attract Thousands
 More than 10000 residents and out of town people witnessed the display brought to successful finis the two day celebration of Our Lady of Mt Carmel society. Be- cause of the heavy traffic, addi- tional police officers were assigned to duty by Chief John A. Adam son. Officer James Cuddy took care of the heavy traffic at the corner of Main and Maple streets in very efficient manner. He di- rected the vehicles and pedestrians from the road while Officer Richard Ostrom handled the traffic light. There was no hitch whatsoever.
 The display was one of the finest ever witnessed here. There were many different pieces and the climax with the high explosives pleased all present. Early in the evening, there was a short street parade, members of the society marching to St Francis church where services were conducted. A COIlCGIl WdS IGlluCi Cu py thC during the evening. The commit tee in charge reports there is a deficit and will be pleased to. re- ceive donations from those who de- sire to make them.
 Local farmers were happy today because of the rain which fell yes- terday afternoon and again in the evening, thereby saving crops which were on the verge of being ruined because of the dry spell. Farmers had been praying for rain the past two weeks and 1t was well received. Residents in general were looking for some showers to cool off the atmosphere which had been very torrid during the past week The rain sent the mercury downward and gave local people a real breathing spell.
 Changers Have Annual Outing
 There was plenty of activity on Saturday afternoon at the home of MT and Mrs N. c. Fassett of the New Haven road when more than f5O members of the Beacon Valley Grange gathered for the annual picnic and outing. The officers of the society were in charge of the affair which proved splendid success The festivities of the day started at o'clock with dinner being served by the ladies. After wards, n sporting program was on. joyed. The married men defeated the singio men In Q baseball game.
 Church Has Anniversary
 The 32Bd anniversary Of the founding Of the fmmanuel Luth- eran church, was observed yester. day by practitioners. Services were held at 70 and 1 i0'el0ck, Iiey John F. FPenEaen, phst0r. 0fiielnted. Hs delivered a sermon er the sub. jeet "0nr RtoadfaHt Hold"
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