The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-08

Joseph Kisonas Jr. 22, of Az Linsley street, Waterbury, and Dominic Torsiello, 22. of 91 Gran by street, Waterbury, charged with braeking and entering the too shed at the Naugatuck Golf club on Friday night, received jail sen- tences this morning. Judge Clare mont I. Tollest presided. Kisonas was sentenced to serve six months in jail and pay costs of $lS.I6 Torsiello received a two months sentence with costs of $13.26. His parents paid the costs and the sen tence was reduced to one month.
 The young men were arrested yesterday by the Waterbury police on information furnished by Cniel of Police John A. Adamson. While in the tool shed, the young men heard some peculiar noises and left without taking anything. They were represented by Attorney Henry J. Freeman.
 Walter Krzykowski of Brennan street, charged with breach Of the ; peace, forfeited a $20 bond. George Dubinski of Hunters mountain was fined $1 and costs for being intoxi' cated and placed on probation TOT 60 days. The fine with costs amounted to $14.26. Judge Toilew nolled the charge against Michael Vesieschi of Union City. charged with breach of the peace.
 To Conduct Field Day
 The Naugatuck Chamber oi Commerce will conduct big feld day at Recreation field on satur- day, the 27th, 1t was announced to- day by Secretary Miss Irene L. Souires. The purpose of the meet is to stimulate interest In sports and to furnish entertainment Tor local people.
 Clarence Austin has been elected chairman of the committee that will have charge. Other members are Edward J. Ahearn. Harold D. Chittenden. Charles T. Mccarthy Attorney William J. Weary and Car lisle B. Futile. Subcommittee will be appointed later.
 Thompson Reelected Treasurer
 ,Carl w. Thompson of this bor- ol,rh was reflected treasurer of the John Ericsson. league of Connecti- cut at the annual outing held Sat ,,rday at wilcox's pier. Savin ROCK. Mr Thompson will also serve Tor another term on the executive com mittee. Several members of the local league attended the session: Senator Hiram Bingham delivered the principal address.
 Y Tennis Team Loses
 The Naugatuck Y. M. c. A. ten his team was defeated by the rac- nuet stars wearing the colors oi Stamford Y, at the Naugatuck Con club courts on Saturday afternoon in straight sets. The doubles matches were called off on account of rain. On next Saturday the To- calls will go to Stamford for a re-
 Funeral of Ex-Judge Sears
 The funeral of Ex-Judge Frank A. Sears of the borough court, who died suddenly in New York citv early Wednesday morning, took place this afternoon at 2:3O o'clock from his late home. 67 Act na street. Services were conducted by Rev Henry Peck of the Congre- gatinoal Church. Burial was m Hillside cemetery. The funeral was largely attended. Borough officials, members of the Naugatuck Bar as ~ociation. and delegations from Natatuc tribe, Improved Order of Rcd Men. the Haymakers' associa- . tion. shepherd lodge. Masons. and Nal,patuck Lodge of Elks, attended inc funeral. Services at the grave were in charge of the Red Men.
 Charities Meeting Tonight
 Members of the charities board will he told by Superintendent A. Barton Cross at the monthly meet ing tonight that there l sa greater demand for aid now than there was last month. This means that the oxpenses have increased. The labor bill has nearly doubled the past month. Chris Groh was recently appointed an investigator. is ex- pecte dto explain some Of the con ditions that he has discovered ex" istcd.
 The funeral of Mrs Millicent A: (Binghnm) Baldwin. widow ot Henry Chalmers Baldwin. wnose death occurred Friday morning U. Thomas Saunders of High street. was held this afternoon at 3 o'clock iron, the funeral home of Clayton F. Bailey in Oak street. HerviceF were conducted by Rev sherr0d soulc of Hartford. formerly pas- church. Burial was in'rso soalut for of the local Congregational church. Burial was In Hillside
 Tais Isehcarse Tonight
 Every member of the Bt Fran. eis 1T. A, B, Drum Corps is re auested 10 be present at the Fes I,ea rsaj this evening in dibernihn half, Final pians will be made ht ihat time for the trip on satut; 6ny to MeFIasn for the annual sonysnllon Q: ,!i.. !hs cennsssIIss' essns.s.Iss' { The local corps will not oHIy march ln tho parade, bat has shs