The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-03
.aterburian Fined $2O.25 In Borough
 Court This Morning
Oscar Backnlan Found Guilty of Reckless Driving an' Freed on Charge of Carrying Dangerous Weapon;
 Clergyman Attacks Crime and Gambling
NAUGATUCK
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driven by Joseph Wolcin, Jr, ot 316 Rubber avenue. The accider.t occurred on. the Rubber avenue bridge. pr Harold Johnson treated Schaffer.
 Funeral of Mrs Molyneaux The funeral of Mrs Annette Moly- neaux, who died of burns in Metro politan hospital, New York city, Friday, was held this morning al S:30 o'clock from the home of James Lauer, II Curtiss street, ana where Rev Richard P. Morrissey, pastor. celebrated requiem mass. Burial was in St James cemetery. Mrs Molyneaux is the wife of Har- ry c. Molyneaux of 23S North Main street.
 A discussion of future projects is expected at the meeting of the EZRA advisory board at o'clock this afternoon. Supervisor lHarrls Whittemore, Jr, will announce progress on projects since the last meeting of the board. It is possl- ble there will be a dispute on re- storation of men removed from EZRA ranks because of being in. toxicated on election day. Warden John J. Sheridan will talk in be- half of these men. It is not be- lieved that many, if any. new prof ects will be begun for the warden feels it is not advisable to get many new ones underway now. He does not want the town to be forced to finish an uncompleted job if the EZRA should cease. Members of the board are Atty Joseph Talbot, John J. German and John Caskey.
 Society Notes
 Mir and Mrs Thomas F. Duffy of 57 Meadow street, entertained their daughter, Miss Mary Duffy, R. N., of Hartford, and son, James Duffy. a student at St Thomas seminary, Bloomfield, over the holiday.
 Miss Muriel Libby of Frederick street has returned from a week. end trip to New York city.
 Christopher Moroney of Meadow street has returned from a week end visit to Northampton, Mass.
 Miss Mary Cross of New Yor!, city has returned there after hav- ing visited her mother, Mrs Cath crime Cross of Park avenue over the holidays.
 Idris Alderson of Meadow street was recent visitor in New York city.
 Schools of the borough opened today after a short Thanksgiving vacation. They had been closed since last Wednesday. Divisions of the U. s. Rubber factory whick had not worked since last Wednes- day, resumed work today.
 Naugatuck- residents were proud to see that William Karaban, for mer Naugatuck high school star, who resides in Beacon Falls and who has explained the Brown chosen as one of the outstanding football team this year, has been fullbacks in the country on college elevens. He was given honorable mention in the Associated Press annual football poll.
 Bremen Extinguish Blaze
 Bremen were called out to ex- Gnguish a fire on Nixon avenue about 10 o'clock last night. When they arrived there, they found it 70 be a rubbish blaze which they quickly subdued.
 No further store breaks were re- ported by local police over the wek end. Police have increased vigilance and are determined to catch the person or persons re- sponsible for the theft attempts. Chief John Adamson has been son. fined to his home because of ill., ness.
 Official Coming Here
 Miss Katherine Mathies, state secretary, will be the official guest at the meeting of Sarah Rogers chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution Thurs day afternoon at o'clock in the Congregational parish house.
 Moving pictures of interesting subjects concerning D. A. R. activi. ties, state meetings and approved schools will be shown. Mrs David DiASoIOhCy LSSCAty WtiA Pk CoiAOs is expected plans concerning the card party to be held by the local chapter this month at the home of Mrs Samuel Bristol of Platts Mills will be announced.
 Officers of Shepherd Lodge, No 78, A. F. and A. M. will be elected at the annual meeting of the lodge tomorrow night at 8 o'clock in the rooms in Masonic hall. 1t was an- nounced to-day by Carl w. Thomp- son. lodge official.
 Reports for the year will be made. Installation of the new off, ficers will take place at later meeting.
 Will Present Play
 A Christmas play will be pre- scented at the December meeting of the Parish Players of the Con- gregational church which will be held in the parish house Monday evening December 10. The name of the play is "A Christmas Awak- ening" and the cast consists of Mrs Roy N. Thomas. Rev Edward R.. Hance. William P. Cushman. Franklin Bristol. Alice B. Saunders. Judy Ann Bluseton, John E. Cas- key, assisted by Lyman B. Bunnell. church organist, and the church quartet.
 Notes of the Congregational church for this week follow:
 Monday-The Junior Choir will rehearse at S:30 o'clock in the church. The officers and teachers of the Sunday school will meet al 2 D. m. in the Parish house.
 Tuesday-The Adult Choir will rehearse at 7:30 p. m. in the Parish house.
 Wednesday-The Aid society In place of the annual fair. will hold a dessert bridge at ? o'clock in the Parish house: and another card party at 8 D. m. in the Parish house. Everybod is invited.
 Thursday-Rev Herbert l.. Gates D. D., executive secretary Of the Congregational Education society. will meet In conference with the officers of our church and Its vari- ous orga nizati at 7:30 ?. m. in the Parish house. Similar con.