The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-03
Alleged Participant
 In Theft Of $1,OOO
 From Bank Account
Continuance Granted Until Tomorrow to Allow Police to Catch New York Man, Joint Holder of Savings
 Account Request for Street Light Made
NAUCATUCK
wm. J. Barter, Correspondent-Pho Nangatuck

Mrs Helen Sabactnski, 42, or ~ Vine street, Waterbury, was con-
 tinued in borough court today url.
 til tomorrow and she was held in $1,O0O bonds. Her daughter said
 the bonds would be furnished later
 in the day.
 Although she was held on a technical charge of breach of the
 peace, Prosecuting Attorney Martin Caine said a much more serious ! charge will be made against her. She is said to have been involved fin the alleged theft of $1,000 from a joint bank account held in the l Naugatuck Savings bank by Mir and Mrs Sergei Nikitko of New York city. Mrs Nikitko claimed her husband and Mrs Sabacinski, impersonating her, drew out yes- terday $1,000 from the account. The case was continued to give police more time to catch MT Nikitko, who yesterday ran away and was last seen near Fairview avenue.
 Attorney Caine said he was hopeful the "other party, meaning the husband, would be apVrehend-
 ed today but if he were not the
 case against Mrs Sabacinski will be
 tried tomorrow anyhow. The other party will be accused on more
 serious count than the Waterbury
 woman, if apprehended, he told the
 court. Local police are doing every thing in their power to catch the man who flew over the hilltop" he said. Deputy Judge Hugh Hearns, in continuing the case. asked the daughter to persuade her mother to
 take food. She refused to eat yes- terday and last night while in the
 local cell.
 Ask Street Light A request that 8 street light be put in at the intersection of Acush- net and Staney streets was refer red to the street light committee for investigation. Residents of those streets making the request were M. Pelecki, B. Zmeyiuski, c. YeSinski, Alex Lompert, A. J. Dethlefson and Wladyslowa Skow-
 ronska.
 Permission was given the Rub- Der Workers Union No. 19.960 to
 hang a sign over the sidewalk at 101 Water street near Duffy's tav- crn. The board passed to the
 F'TnRA board. with it's own approv-
 al. a. project which would mean grading of Hoadley street from Rubber avenue to Millville avenue. This Is for consideration as an EZRA project.
 The board voted to pay Dog Warden Joseph Hanley $6 more each month for maintaining a dog pound. H Is paid $6 monthly now for this purpose but a recent state law has heightened to 72 hours the amount of time the dog must be kept in the pound before being otherwise disposed of, in case ts owner does not claim 1t. He will now receive $10 monthly for this purpose.
 The street superintendent was authorized to install street signs at the top and bottom of Edward street, newly accepted street for merly known as stony road. New signs will he ordered.
 A request of Mrs. Caroline Briggs, 61 Cliff street. that curb and gutters be extended 58 feet south of her property was refer red to the street committee for in- vestigation. These last four meas ures were brought up by Burgess Joseph Dinnepy.
 WHf Extend Sewer
 The board voted to extend a sanitary sewer on Fern street 165 feet north of it's present ending. property owners there to be as- Sassed for the work. This had been recommended by the street com- mittee.
 The warden was instructed to is- sue the call of the annual free- mems meeting to be held oh May 6. Polling places in the election will be as usual, the borough courtroom in the town hall, as the first ward site: the Goodyear hall in the odd Fellows building. Maple street as the second ward site; and the Polish- American club building on Bridge street, Union City, in the third ward.
 The street committee was au- thorized to investigate 3 request for widening of Scott street near the intersection of Melbourne and Scott streets. This matter was brought up by Burgess Victor Bur. kus.
 It was decided to have the street department again look into the condition of the old wall near the Arbuato property on Cross street. Last year the matter had been in- vestigated by the street committee. but Burgess Anthony Tangredi.
 who brought up the matter. said nothing has been done about 1t. It is buiging now and danger to children passing nearby.
 Mir. Tangredi asked for a report on action concerning the sidewalk to the Peter Paul Candy factory. Borough Engineer R. D. Beardsley told him a committe of board members was named at q recent meeting to meet with the borough engineer and decide definitely which side the walk will be laid. The committee did not meet him. Warden Sheridan and Burgess Tangredi composed the comnlittee. They will meet early Thursday af- ternooti and look over the site, Road Sags
 Burgess 1wick pOintd out the road on the west side of the new bridge In Millville near Brennan's store, recently built by the state.
 was. sinking. Tn some spots 1t has
 sunk i've inches, he said. The bor-
 oygh engineer promised to check. He said the borough agreed to
 maintain 1t when 1t was put in. Mir.
 Zwick said he thought the state re-
 SD. v-'hle because 1t looked like a
 faulty job. Mir. Beardsley said he
 would take 1t up with the state if
 investigat'on indicated this, but he
 was not sure tine state would pay
 Cor it.
 A matter. of a defective sewer
 condition on German street near
 the property of John Maigari will
 be investigated by the street com
 mittee. Burgess TanEredi asked
 what action had been taken on the
 matter of widening and grading 40
 geet of Woodland street. Borough
 Engineer Beardsley said plans and