The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-11

such as passing stop signs or pasa- ing to tho left Of . rotary sign will receive sevoier puniNhment in the future, Judge ClWremont I. Tollos warned in borough court to-day af- tor finding William BadEon S6 F'airview street, Waterbury t5 for passing . stop sign on the corner of Scott and Cherry streets.
 It's about time some of the driv- CTS learned to stop. We have got to do gomething. in regard to trnf. flc violations before stmmer or wo will have a punch of accidents. There's no excuse for not stopping. Wo must give q Btrioter penalty, Judge Tollos said.
 Tn thls case he said ho would i'm. the future lie told Chief John Adamson of the local police to se- cure q st0 bop6s tn such cases, in. dicatlng tfN minimum ilno in tho future will Do $t0. Bagdon had pleaded ignorance of tho condl- tions in this vicinity as m excuse,
 Joseph sorsin of 274 Walnut street. Waterbury was fined $t and costs on a charge of passing ro- tary sign to the loft on tho corner of Maple and Water streets and Sb for operating without n drlvora licence. Ho was put on probation for 60 days Tho total flno nmount- cd 10 sis,26, He was arrested ycs-
 Chief Adamson had arrestcd' BaRdon.
 sortln snid he was confused and companion he said. told him Co drive left instead of going around the sign. William Judd of Middle. bury spent tho night In tho local jail after having been arrested by Officer Schwartz of tho state police on an intoxlcation charge. He will be taken to Middlobury for trial.
 Entertainment Enjoyed
 4 fno tifno was hod Inst night by A group of about 1S DUnitcd States Rnubbcr Company employees Ut ai entertainment given in honor of tho winners of tho quality contest. Tho affair was held In tho factory recreation hall.
 Tho Happy sistors well known tuck talent, contributed to part of Buchanan entertained with pro. sentntion of tho living "Famliy AL bum" which scored quito hit. Three dancers who showed skill ftil stepping were Boiit down by tho Worden's Milk Company
 Refreshments were served and an orchestra furnished music for dancing. Short talks were given by auperintcndonts R. ]. Ford and J. D. Wilmot. c. Breault, I. Balazo, II. Leo, R. Montanarl, M. Poscavagc. s. Cellu- A. dejda, E. Bobinski, D. Stokes, Joy, W. Siorkoski, c. Daiy, E. Ma- zine, !. Jordan, ]. DeLuein, B, Adainsli, I1. Radosk, L. Plsani, Helen Johnson, Anna Cannon, Catherine Wargo, Francis pilitow. ski, Julia sugruo, Mary Doegan, Evelyn Pasnault, Bertha Hamol, Edith Pallozxi, Maria Adorna, Jos Prsybyioski, Mary DeiNegro.
 Supervisor Roso Riley, Stella Gala, Madeline Carlson, Angollno pozInno, Theresa Dlvito, Clara Houseknecht, Rosc Capobi1nca, Anna Cargonia Antoinette Jncn- russo, Catherine Gurskey,; Made- line schaff, Anna Yannicelli, Em- Htabley, Anna ClprIano, Marie Pc- fotti, Jennio possidento, Jennio samoka, Edna RemeIka, Petronella Bartkus, Mary sciarrotta. Olga Shermeta, Clomentlnc Rogers. Anna fsoden, Rose Nlcoletti, Helen Moleski, Helen Buraczewski. Anna Nolan, Julio Diorio, Margaret Sea- bury, I1rmine Cirlllo.
 Martha Hootke, Jennie Stratton, 1cldon Bubb. Julia Adaio, Rose laniey, ]. Conroy, B. Ssczcslul. So- phie Szczepkowska, Mildren Mor- cnn, Rose Ploskl, Martin Mllkovlc, Teresn Lengycl, Helen SwlrbitowlcS Grace Taylor, Paul Trancls, J. Go- sek. olga Hudabenko. Edith Rus soil, c. Mascolo, q. Person.. Ed thony Sonda. stephen Korzenlou- ski, Harold Metxger, Joseph schaf- fer. Edgar Gray.
 Bertha Rader, Anna Romeo. ]. Mnrcheteila, l.. Errlco, D. Boulay, D. Della Bella, R. Henry, g. Osto- ski, M. Nichols, D. Korowtry, R. sciaretta, M. Christeiia, T. Spada, v. D'Amto, 4. Duponte, ]. Konop- cxynski, P. P.@Romanauskas, R. Bau- sner. ]. Laucr, J. Maher, b. Butler, B. Greene, R. Deegan, J. Sloan. s. Gesseck, W. Smith, Sophie Objin- ski, c. Reaie, M. sabia, M. Cater ino. rizzo, Donald Linskey, James Law for, William Sechrist, Eliso Cal- Iurcci, Allen Gable, Antoinette Long. Veronica Cook. olga Pawlak. Sophie Swantek, Mary Taradine. Elsie Radke, Angelo Pompano, Michael Kluolxic. Anegline TezzIno. Rena PerIinc. Nancy Capaldo. Mary Lislewicz. Blanche Fox, san ta Vieteilo,s Rose Renardo, Alice vaIente, Josephine Martinez, Es- ther Katreney. Elsie Adams. Rose Disantis, Cecilia strticinski. Stella Broniewski. Mary Damato. Rose McCarthy,. Margaret Crowtner. Adele CzapIicki, John WigRles, worth, Joseph Burns.
 Boy Injured Hand
 Billy ManclnI, four-year-oId son of Louis Mancini of High street. is in danger of losing q finger on his hand following the result Of an ace cident which occurred Wednesday afternoon at the home of Joseph Mancini. And Junior Earducci is today resolved not to play with small axes any more
 Junior and his pal, Billy. were playing in the back yard of the home with Junior holding. an axe. suddenly Junior was startled by cali from his grandmothcr, Mrs Joseph MancinI. and because of the rather sudden call. he dropped the for was summoned and It is ex- uected that Billy may lose part of fife finger, aE the first joint. Mrs Mancini, Biily's grandmother. falnted after the accident. Junior was 60 frightened he ran home and aumped into bed. However he soon recovered from his fright and shortly afterward was munehing a chunk of candy coutentediy out with fhe reservation he would lot