The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-05
Police Determined
To Enforce Rules
On Borough Roads
Cases NOIed When So Bond Is Forfeited FERA ADJ
yisory Board, Warden, Bmgesses Confer Today;
u. S. RubberCo. Dept Outing Is Successful
NAuCATUCK
VIM J. Baxter. Correspondent Phone Naugatuck e7a.a

ough ordinance by passing stop
signs came up in borough court to-
day, Most of them were nolled
when bonds of SO were forfeited.
Many of them involved Waterbur-
Nians.
The local campaign to compel
motorists to stop their autos be-
fore signs at the intersection of
side streets and main boulevards
continued today. 1t was started
Saturday and IA were arrested
then. The drive netted the borough
s36 today.
More were arrested yesterday.
Those who forfeited bonds today
were: Sebastian Before, Meadow
street. waterbury,; Joseph Star
zeski, 100 Water street. Naugatuck;
Tony Pelletti, Hubbell avenue, Wa
tertown; Stanley F. Zemeir, 80 An
derson street, Union City; Manuel
Fernandez, 80 Carroll street, Naug-
atuck; Chester e. Floyd, 70 Gar
field avenue, Danbury; Josephine
English, Sal Highland avenue, Wa
terbury; Arthur III. Blondin, r. f.
D. 3, Waterbury, John Iazdauskas,
95 Arnold street, Waterbury;
Frank Czaplicki, 90 Bridge street,
Union City; Joseph Szepkowski. "a
Beebe street, Naugatuck; Teofil A.
Mis-, Felspar avenue, Beacon Falls;
John L. Greenwaldt, 33 Riggs
street, Ansonia. All of these except
Greenwaldt were arrested by Pa
trolman John Hanley on charges Of
violation Of borough ordinance.
Cases continued from Saturday
were as follows: Tony Della Bella,
SO Laval street, charged with pass
ing a stop sign, continued to Tues
day.
Frederick L. Mortensen of High
land avenue, charged with VIOLA
ton of borough ordinance. case
continued to August 8. Philip Ma
politano Of 328 Wall street, Water
bury, charged with violation of
borough ordinance and arrested by
Chief John Adamson. case contin-
ued to Saturday, August 10.
The case of Michael Pasulka, 10,
of 101 Herkimer street, Albany, N.
Y. arrested by Officer James Fen
ton on charge of intoxication, had
his case continued until Tuesday.
Drum Corps To Meet
Members of the Legion Drum,
Fife and Bugle corps will meet to-
night at s o'clock in Hibernian
hall. All who have instruments are
requested to bring them to the ses-
sion by Austin Phillips, who has
charge Of the corps. Announcement
Of progress will be made.
Delegates from the local post
and the local auxiliary will attend
the three-day convention Of the
state legion to be held Thursday,
Friday and Saturday at Hartford.
Commander Albert Robinson and
Mr.. Phillips were named delegates
and alternates from the mems divi-
sion are Alex Nolde and George
Chiswell.
Board Meeting Today
The meeting of the FERA adj
visory board and the borough
be held at o'clock this afternoon,
it was definitely announced today
at the FERA office. The time Of
the meeting had fiuctuated, 1t hav-
ing been planned to hold it earlier
in the afternoon but was the
final time chosen.
Announcement of changes from
the FERA to the works progress
administration will be made. An
interesting discussion is expected.
It is the first time the two boards
have met together. Only, matters
concerning FERA and WPA in
town will be discussed. The regu-
lar session of the board of warden
and burgesses will be held as usual
tomorrow night.
Outing Hugh Success
Keds stitching department of
the u. s. Rubber Co. held their
first annual outing Saturday,
August 3rd, at Lake Compounce.
A bus and many private cars left
Naugatuck at $3.50 a. m. for the
outing. Others left throughout the
morning and at noon approximate
ly $50 people had arrived. They
enjoyed the many attractions. The
athletic events started at $3.50 p. m.
100 yard dash-first, Julia Gluss;
second, Mae Demoske. Peanut race
first, Cecilia Guguliotti; second
Sophie Suvoski. Guessing contest
Olive Alberta. Fat ladies race
first, e. Feeley; second, Emma
Mowrey. Potato race-<first, Veron-
lea Leonard: second, Mary MANGO.
Three legged race--first, Kay
Moore Rose Gallagher; second,
Geraldine DeMaria, Josephine Ro-
meo. Swimmfng-first, Julia Gluss;
second, Rose Gallagher.
The most colorful attraction of
the day was the bathing beauty
contest in which about 20 girls
participated. The judges of this
contest were: c. T. Mccarthy,
chairman, w. H. Norton, v. N.
Petersen. Miss Helen Prohorik of
Ansonia was judged the winner
and named Miss Keds 1885," She
was awarded a complete u. 8. Rub.
Der Kool-Tex bathing outfit made
and donated by the sundries de.
partment of the u. s. Rubber
Products Co. As a novelty number
in this contest Miss Evelyn Feeley
wore a 1914" bathing suit. She
not only received the cheers of the
crowd but also was awarded the
bag of potatoes left from the po-
tato race. Prizes donated by. the
management were awarded to each
of the above winners by e. J. Ma,
son. foreman of thes itching de-
partment.
The committee in charge of the
arrangements were: John Helm,
chairman. Norma Butcher, Mildred
Popke. Transportation, Mary Ia
wares, assisted by Ada Patynick.
Swimmers DO Well
Naugatuck swimmers made out
we'll yesterday at Fall River and
Seaside park. "Gimbo" Sullivan
had very tough going when ne got
what distance swimmers call "salt
blindness" and after three miles
out he couldn't see where he was
going but pure instinct and cour-
age brought him across the finish
line In fourth place.
Yesterday ut Seaside park BUD
dy" ErIck successfully defended
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