The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-20

- Operators working on the day shift of the footwear, 'Ked Keds and General Products divisions will receive their checks in their own departments on Thursday, Feb Fl. Operators on the second shift. will receive their checks from their respective foremen. in their own | departments' Ti1ursday. Operators not working Thursday may receive their checks by calling at the pay department Friday. r''h h% All employees of the carton plant and miscellaneous departments will receive their checks in their own, departments Thursday. f@%4
 All arrangements for the card party to be held by Ojeda Council, Knights of Columbus Friday night in the council rooms have been completed, Andy Nolan, chairman of the committee in charge. reports.
 A similar affair held a short time ago was quiet successful and 1t Is expected this will be even more SO. The tables at which play ing takes place will be given away as prizes. Refreshments will be served. '''''
 ..l Briefs. ... Improvement in the condition | of Officer Martin Garrick of the local police department who is a
 patient at the Waterbury hospital Is reported. E - 4 "Taxi Service" Cases
 The first attempt to stop alleged
 taxi service" by Waterbury apa other out-of-town drivers will be decided in court tomorrow morn ing when two cases continued from to-day will come up. Two Water bury men, John Maorinaro ofT419 Washington avenue, Waterbury, and Domenick Scavone, 22 of 476 South Wilson street, Waterbury, are involved. ....
 They pleaded not guilty in fbor-- ough court to-day to violation of Section 2, Chapter 147 of the Mo tor. Vehicle laws of the state. This has to do with carrying passengers for hire. '.' '' "'St
 The continuance was requested by motor vehicle department ir- spectors who arrested them yester- day afternoon at 3:03. The inspec- tors are busy in Meriden to-day and phoned last night requesting the continuance. Judge C.arcmont l .Toiles decided each Of the ac- cused must furnish a $50 bond. Neither had furnished a bond an hour after court to-day.
 These were the first arrests Thu the checkup of such cases here conducted Monday and Tuesday
 by the motor vehicle officials. A determined effort to stop, the ai-
 legged practice will be made, 1t was learned. a.i William De sillo of 21 Welton street, Waterbury, had been rou- fled to appear to answer to the same charge. according to police, but was not in court to-day.
 Stanley Olechnowich of 19 Star street, Ansonia, arrested Monday by Chief Adamson forfeited $5 bond for violation of parking laws. The case of Walter eKrski, A; of Forest street continued from Nov IF on breach of peace charge, was continued until Monday, Feb 25.
 Committee Announced :
 The full committee in charge nf the card party to be held next Monday night by the Altar socie.y of St Mary's church was announced to-day. It consists Of. Mrs James Thurston, chairman; Mrs John Va nasse, Mrs Frank Smith, Mrs Henry Zwick, Mrs Thomas Murphy, Mrs Ida Payne, Mrs John O'Connor, Mrs John Dolan, Mrs Francis Coi- lins, Mrs George Roberts, Mrs Thomas Murtha, Mrs Martin L. Caine, Mrs John Gormley, Mrs J0. seph Kane, Mrs Joseph Durkin, Mrs Harold Wolfe, Mrs D. Michael Smith, Mrs Edward Reilly, Mrs Joseph Byrnes, Mrs Ramon Deit- rich, Mrs Thomas Lawley, Mrs William Goggin. . M >
 There will be door and table awards and refreshments will be served It will take place in the parish hall. s.. g
 To Erecf Model House
 In connection with the Better Homes program of the Cha hmber of Commerce Housing committees, a model house is soon to be erect ed by ". J. Megin. The house will be developed from plans sas annO1nced previously and VII bs .t|.