The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-31
MARKEVlCIUS WILL
 FACE HIGH COURT
Greenwood St Man Held Under $500 Bonds on
 Assault Charge
WATERFOWL
COrresDOndent-A. it. Deland Phone WateFtOwu POO

Patrick Miller of Depot street testified yesterday afternoon at trial held here that he was shot in the arm by Alexander Markevi- cius of Greenwood street July IA. There was a bullet shown which Dr Harold Cleary testified to be the one he extracted from Miller's arm the morning of the shooting.
 Markevicius was bound over to the next term of the superior court under five hundred dollar bond on a charge of an assault with a deadly weapon. A fine of s15 and costs was imposed on the charge of possessing firearms with out a permit and $10 fine on breach of peace charge.
 Justice William c. Hungerford presided. Attorney J. H. Cassidy | prosecuted and Attorney F. B O'Neill defended. Mackevicius claimed he had ap. piled for his first citizenship papers but they were not shown in court | A sroup of seniors at the Y. M c. A. camp at Smiths pond will take a canoe trip of about fifty miles today when the boys will gc to Candlewood lake for three-day visit. Those who will make the trip are George Foster. William North, Kenneth Dresser, Edward Leggett, Arthur Charpentier Rob. ert Berger, Edward Butler an6 Bence Onderdonk.
 Later in the week another group of boys will leave camp for an. I hn n nV i ( river This group will receive in structions in individual cooking.
 Everyone is invited to attend 2 picnic to be ,held at Massis or Buckingham Street, August 12 This picnic will De given by thu democrats of Watertown and Oak vile. There will be an entertain ment in the afternoon which vii consist of many athletic events The Watertown fire departmen will have a tug-of-war with mer from Oakville. Dancing will tak' place in the evening.
 Members of the committees are Chairman ex-officio of all commit tees, Michael Dunn; entertainment James Thompson, Daniel Farrel | ana OtlO MdEllIlSIIi, dtHlStiSo. Aoh. Carangelo, James flaming, Jr John Shields and Michael Han ming; general committee, Danie G. Sullivan, Michael Carroll. Loui Trotta, Hugh McCuskor ant Francis Flynn,
 There will be a meeting of tn, committees tonight to make plan for the picnic.
 Chick Lawson, local handler o boxers has announced that h. would take a team consisting o six fighters to Torrington Frida. night to take part in the show which Jack Dempsey is to referee there.
 The following boys will perform Frankie Pazden, state lightweight champions; Sully Sabia. feather weight; Angelo Fibre, lightweight Jack Raymond, junior lightweight Albert Daddona. featherweight and Walter Yourkstavizk, welter weight.
 : Rev Clarence E. Wells of tn Congregational church has return ed from a months vacation an will be the preacher in charge o the union services for the neS
 month.
 Mrs John N. Lewis of Churc , street, Waterbury and her gues , Mrs Frances B. Whitcomb 0 Poughkeepsie, N. Y, attended tn } tea given at Moosehead Lake. M'
 Sunday. by MT and Mrs c. Clar
 ence Wooley of Providence a
 their camp on Liddle Moody islant
 Mrs whitcomb Is former resider of Watertown.
 1 Miss Jane O'Connor. daughter C : MT and Mrs John O'Connor ( ' Braeside road and Miss Mary Zeid f Ter. of Scott avenue are guests ( 2 Mir and Mrs, Frederick R. Brace ( : Trenton, N. J.. at their summs i home. Braces Place at Lake Re! cue, Ludlow. Vt.i