The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-06

pany team.
 Harry Heinholz of Mamaroneck, N. Y., who has been vacationfng in the borough for three weeks. has Ereturned to his home.
 l Waldemar Radesk of Carroll street is vacationing in Mamaro-
 neck, N. Y., for two weeks l period! I Herbert Billings of Homestead avenue has returned from Maine.
 MT and Mrs Clayton Houseknecht and son, Clayton, Jr., of Hill street
 have. returned from a vacation spent at their cottage on the
 Housatonic river.
 William F. Kelly, deputy organ
 izer of the state Eagles, left Sat
 urday for Cincinnati where he will attend the national convention of the Eagles this week.
 John J. Daily of the Naugatucl;
 News is spending his annual two
 weeks vacation. MT Daily will leave tomorrow for Cincinnati where he will attend the Eagles convention. He is president of the local aeric of Eagles and is the official dele gate from Naugatuck. He plans to visit the Worlds fair in Chicago before returning home. His duties at the Naugatuck News office are being assumed by Kenneth Rapieff.
 Jerry Sirica of Hill street, Rocco Triano of Hill street, Tony Triano of Baldwin street, Norman Bula- kites of Oak street, Donald O'Toole of May street and John Malone of May street have returned from a vacation spent at Hitchcock lake. Frank Sabia, Frank Andrews. James O'Shaughnessey, Leo Voor- hees and o. Nelson week. ended at Lake Zoar.
 Miss Elsa Thompson of New street has resumed her duties in the TERRA office in the town hall | after spending a weeks vacation | partly in New York state. Borough Engineer Robert D. | Beardsley, his son, Paul M. Boards | ley, George Kennedy and Stewart Anderson, all of Meadow street, Stanley and Edward Harrison of Quinn street and William Jones of North Main street were visitors yes- terday at Watch Hill, R. I. l John McDonough, Jr, of Mill I vile avenue was a visitor Sunday at Watch Hill, R. I.
 meeting of the committee in | charge of the democratic outing | will be held tonight in the town | hall. Chairman Charles Daily ex- poets date for the affair will be | selected.
 ! Ralph Perkins of Fern street spent Sunday in Watch Hill, R. |.
 Burgess Henry Zwick was vis- itoT yesterday at the spectacular lumber company fire in Meriden.
 Waterburian Lucky | Borough court was marked by busy session today, there being eight cases. Frank Adomaitis of Bracket Hill, Waterbury, was fortunate in having the testimony of Officer James Cuddy in his trial for reckless driving. Judge Clare | mont I. Tolles told Adomaitis that on his own story alone, he could be convicted of reckless drivcing. Adomattis claimed a fiat tire on his auto did not occur until after the accident in which Adomaitis' car crossed to the left of the cen- ter of the highway and hit Buick roadster which was driven by Henry Gumulinski of 16 Spring street, Naugatuck. This accident | occurred just below Dead Mans curve.
 | Officer Cuddy who investigated said the track of the left front tire on the Adomaitis car indicated the tire had burst before the acci- dent, swerving the machine to the left of the road thus causing the accident. Adomaitis said he thought the tire did not blow until after the crash, saying he believed he saw S0mpfhInU fhn rioht ipl, made him turn to the left to avoid it.
 You tell a better story for him than he does himself" Judge Tolles said to Curry. Adomaitis admitted he was confused. The case was nolled but the judge advised Ado-' maitis to pay the $25 damages to Gumulinskis auto, saying Ado maitis was civilly responsible. A charge of reckless dricing against Gumulinski had been nolled on' the request of the state. The Spring street man said that the left front wheel and axle had been damaged.
 Claim Only Feeling Although Henry Sulitski of 151 School stret, William Laguna of School street extension, and John Wisniewski of 15S School street claimed that a fight in which Su- luitski received two black eyes was only in fun and maintained they were "only foloing," Judge Tolles apparently did not agree. The next time you want to amuse yourselves, get off the street when you do it," he told them and fined Laguna and Wis niewsN $5 and costs of $13.26I each. They were puton probation. The caseof Sulitski, who like the others was charged with breach of peace, was nolled by request of the state.
 Sulitski said he and the others had enjoyed a few hours in the Brown Derby tavern near Diamond and Anderson streetas Thursday night. They came out and started fooling, he said. The next thing he knew somebody had slapped him apparently with the back Of his hand across the bridge of the nose, ana his nose was bleeding. He thought it was Laguna because Laguna has a wrist watch and it felt as though this had hit him. Friday, his eyes swelled up. he said. t
 Leary Gets Jail Sentence
 John Leary of Rubber avenue, charged with intoxication was sen fenced to 30 days in New Haven county jail and costs. Officer Ray mond Carlson said he had found Leary drunk near, the corner of Maple street and Main street in a condition of indecent exposure. It was pointed out by Prosecuting Attorney Martin Caine that Leary mad been arrested on an intoxica- ton charge in May an dgiven a 50 day jail sentence, suspended for SIX months. He also had been ar rested in February of this year and in September of 1883.
 Michael Snigerwicz of 19. Lines Hill street, Union City was fined $l and costs of $11.26 on a charge of breach of the peace. His wife. | Annie. and daughter, Jean. claim ed he had come home Saturday DfUhf and hit hto xuffo hhfnD