The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-07-31

Chief Adameon teBtined that kar- aban told him last night that he threw 1t out the window. Karaban has been in the borough court many times. having IS convictions to his credit.
 Arthur B. Lockhart, 24, of 52 John street, Clinton, who was arr rested by state trooper, Victor Clark for violation of the rules of the road was fined $10 and costs of $12.61., Lockhart passed the in- tersection of the Bethany and Cot ton Hollow road at a speed of GO miles an hour, Officer Clark testi- fled. The intersection is posted and although Judge Tolles reprimand- ed Lockhart for speeding. no charge for speeding was made. Frank DeiBuco. of 65S Grand avenue, New Haven. who was charged with operating com mercial vehicle with a load beyond the left running board had the case nolled with the payment of cost of $7.25. He was arrested by State Trooper Clark on the 18th of July on the Bethany road. Frank Smedius of 12 Valley View, Derby, who was arrested some time ago by Chief Adamson for obtaining money under false pretenses had his case nolled in borough court this morning with the payment of cost. Smedius has returned all the money that he ob- tained.
 Tho court ordered the arrest of Roy Menzie of 187 Bradley street, New Haven, for falling to put in an appearance this morning. He Is charged with violation of the mo- tor vehicle laws. Menzie was -ar- rested by Chief Adamson for pass ing the rotary sign at the corner of Water and Maple streets on the left.
 The case of Jean Mastrangelli. of 723 State street, New Haven, which has been continued for three times already was again continued this morning until Au- gust 14th. Mastrangelli hit the local police departments motor patrol on North Main street last month. He was arrested by Ser gcant Gormley on charge of reckless driving.
 Jury List Selected
 Naugatuck men and women who will serve on the jury have been notified of their being accepted for jury duty and list has been for warded to the office of Town Clerk Louis Schiller, Jr. Those who have been selected to do jury duty in September are:
 Z Frank G. Arendholz, rubber worker, New. Haven road; David B. Beecher, chef, 65 Oak street; William K. Birdsall, merchant, .65 Central avenue; Frank l.. Brad bury, retired, 524 North Church street; F. Alton Clark, architect. New Haven road; Robert w. Dib- ble, rubber worker. 557 North Church street: Thomas F. Dool- ing, retired, 32 Lewis street; Rich ard Durkin, ST., retired, High land avenue; Frank J. Ford, rub ber worker. 151 Highland avenue; Willis Geis, manager, New street; Peter. Hall, retired rubber work CT, Carroll street; Charles Hoad- ley, reaired carpenter. Cherry street; George w. Hoadley, fore man, 13 Scott street; F.. H. Jones, mason, Millville; Rudolph Killer. retired, 6S Locust street; M. J.. Langford, rubber worker, 234 North Main street; Harry E.. Mills. retired rubber worker, 79 Highland avenue: Robert E. Nix on, insurance. 79 Highland ave- nue; Walter Noble, farmer, New Haven road; N. A. Olson, retired gardener, 337 Hillside avenue; Elmer H. Osborn. farmer. New Haven road; Charles E. Pearson. clerk, 34 Central avenue; John B.. Schmidt, retired, 210 Water street: Charles F. Silvernail, car- penter, .55 Oak street; F. w. Stahl. steamftter, Oak street; Carl w. Thompson, salesman, 65 New street; Milton s. Webster, elec- | trician, 253 North Main street. Outing Committee to Meet Today The committee in charge of the annual outing and clambake Of the Methodist Episcopal church will meet tonight at z o'clock at the farm of Elmer Tucker in Bea- con Valley The outing will be held at the farm, August 6th. and Clayton Bailey, chairman of the ticket committee wishes to get a report on the number of tickets sold. The outing will be open to the public.
 Funeral of Mrs Kiely
 The funeral of Mrso Catherine Kiely, widow of Matthew Kiely, who died at her home, 27 Galpin street was held from her home Saturday morning at 9 o'clock to St Francis church where a solemn requiem high mass was celebrated by Rev Michael Heating. Rev William Brewer was deacon and Rev John J. Fitzgerald, sub-dea- con. Burial was in St James, cem- etery. The bearers, six grandsons of Mrs Kiely were: Milton Kiely. James Kiely, Wilfred Fournier, Donald Fournier, Francis Kelley and Kenneth Kelley. Out of town relatives were present from Brook
 lyn, N. r., Derby. West Haven and Waterbury.
 Pledge Slips Received. Employers of the borough have received pledge slips sent from Washington. The distributing of the local slips is under the, super vision of postmaster, Walter Brown The local committed will meet Monday at the Chamber of Com-
 merce with President Frederick ". Swenton presiding. Factory off, | CHILE anu INcICAdutD u6VC AoB BWaiu cd plans for the handing of mat ters locally and they will be dis cussed at today's session.
 Warden And Burgesscs Meet To. morrow Night.
 The board of warden and bur- gesses will hold their regular monthly meeting in the borough court room Tuesday night. The borough fathers are slated for . busy session as many matters tabled at the last meeting will be brought up at the meeting. Bur gess John Sheridan of the third ward is expected to resume his fight to have Naegle street fixed by the street department. At the last meeting of the board the burgesses estimated that the work would cost the borough about $400. but on closer investigation 1t was found that 1t would cost the borough in the vicinity of $1,600 to fix the privately owned road.
 IT. fa oxuaCfad that the hoard will