The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-09
Mrs. Sabacinski Out Under $1, ,OOO Bonds
 Set In Naugy Court
Sergei NkitkO of New York City Brought Here to Answer for Alleged Withdrawal of $l,OOO From
 Joint Bank Account Brass City Woman Partner
NAUCATUCK
Wm J. Baxter. Correspondent-Phone Naugatuck s72.s

Naugatuck, April 9-The case of Sergei Nikitko of New York city who was brought here last night after being arrested in New York city Sunday to answer a charge of withdrawing $1,000 from a joint account held by him and his wife, will come up tomorrow morning, Chief John Adamson of the local police said today.
 Police claim Nikitko last week drew the money from the Nauga- tuck Savings Bank and Mrs Helen Sabacinski of 27 Vine street, Wa terbury impersonated N kitkos wife, they claim. Nikitko ran away from his wife who had come to Naugatuck suspecting something and whom he met on Water street. He was seen later in New York by his wife, but a policeman there did not listen to her plea to arrest him.
 Mrs Sabacinski's case was last continued to next Saturday. It Is expected she may go on trial with her alleged partner. She has been accused of forgery and obtaining money under false pretences. It is expected Nikitko will also be charged with forgery. He waived extradition in New York city and Chief Adamson and Patrolman Walter Lysiewicz brought him here from New York. Mrs Sabacinski is free under $1,o0O bond.
 Card Party Tomorrow.
 A public card party will be held tomorrow night in Hibernian hall by the Carpenters Local Union, No. S04. Prizes will be awarded and refreshments served. It will be for the benefit. of the Naugatuck Am bulance fund.
 Will Address Rotarians.
 Tracey w. Bedding, secretary of the Rotary Club of New Haven, will be the speaker tomorrow noon at the weekly luncheon of the local Rotary club at Halls Tavern. He will talk on "Bees.'
 According to the Rotary bulletin, tho Naugatuck club has been sig nally honored, as the District Gov ernof, Roy Boaz has asked the secretary of the local society, Clar- ence Jones, who was recently chos- en president, to address the meet- ing of presidents and secretaries on the subject: "The Functions of a Secretary-Mechani and Oth- erwise."
 Scout Executive Lyman Bunnell took uniformed Scouts to see the Peabody Museum in New Haven last Saturday. Seven cars were required and Rotary members namely, Joseph Raytkwich, Jr, John Schmuck, Bill Megin, Hal Perry, George Wigglesworth, Clar- ence Jones and MT Bunnell sup piled them. .......
 The Rotary Spring conference will be held in Bridgeport April "A and April 25. A number of local Rotarians plan to attend.
 Injured Boy Better.
 The condition of Marshall Me- Cam, Jr., 10-year-old, son of Town Farm Superintendent and Mrs Marshall McCann, who was in- jured in an auto accident, was re- ported much improved today. The boy was knocked down in front of the Meadowbrook home yes- terday afternoon at 5:40. He is said to have run across the road in front of an auto driven by James Heavens of 35 Hoadley street. MT Heavens swerved to a. void him but did not succeed.
 More Expense tO Town
 Disclosure of need for the town to hire or buy trucks to work on EZRA projects here, and new esti- mates which would result in con- siderable extra expense to the town featured the meeting of the advisory board of the EZRA yes- terday afternoon in the Town Hall.
 One of the surprises was revela- tion that the Dunn avenue EZRA project. which 1t had originally been estimated would cost $4. 860 as