The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-22
Victor Mitchell Is
 Freed This Morning
 On Caine's Request
Bonds for Joseph VerznO, Arrested Yesterday on Two Counts, CaIIed-Tfird Brass City Man, Anthony
 Shumbar, Gets Continuance -NardellO Fined
NAUGATUCK
Wm J. I,axtcr. Correspondcnt-ThOneN Nausatuck 572-:

lsG--o U8sSssS SN9eet9aaeSS8 SeS"S street. Wojjna, Szmaltz and Kahn, have served in the CCC before. Two more youths will be selected this week to complete the local quota.
 VIII Elect officer.
 Officers of the Junior women's club will be elected this afternoon at the final meeting of the society at 3 o'clock in Pythian hall. The election will be held prior to the Fine Arts Frolic, an annual event, which is expected to prove quite interesting. There will be competi- ton in many kinds of activities, in- cluding poetry writing, singing and instrumental playing, cake baking. handiwork, dramatic reading. etc.
 Members of the Senior club will act as judges and the older organi- zation will award prizes to the win ners. Refreshme will be served by the Junior club members. Miss Margaret Rabbott is president of the society now. A large attend ance at the meeting is expected.
 League Meets Tonight.
 A business meeting of the League of Women Voters will be held tonight at 8 o'clock in the children's library. Mrs Edna Fem niman will preside.
 Edward Weaving Weeds.
 Wedding of local interest took place this morning at the Church of St John of The Cross in Mid- dlebury at o'clock, when Edward Joseph Weaving, son of MT and Mrs Robert Weaving of Rubber avenue and Miss Kathryn Johnson daughter of MT and Mrs William F. Johnson of Middlebury were mar ried. Father Casey united the couple in marriage and celebrated the nuptial mass which followed.
 The brides sisters acted as at tendants Miss Dorothy Johnson be- Genevieve Johnson being brides maid. Charles Lodge of Cherry street, Naugatuck was best man and Raymond Lodge and Joseph Murtha of Naugatuck served as ushers.
 The bride was attractively attir- ed in a white satin gown with veil to match. A wedding breakfast was held at the Tavern Rosanne in Middlebury for the immediate families. The bridal couple left on wedding trip to Washington, D. c. and Virginia. They will reside at III Dunn avenue, Naugatuck on their return.
 Mir Weaving is very well-known here and is one of the most popu- lar of the younger set.
 Funeral of John Reardon.
 The funeral of John J. Reardon, former burgess of Naugatuck, who died at midnight Friday was held this morning at 9:30 from his home, 2S7 South Main street to St Francis Church at 10 o'clock, where a requiem high mass was celebrated. Burial was in St James cemetery.
 Borough officials were represent ed at the church, and there was a large attendance. MT Reardon had many friends here. He had put up courageous battle against death. MT Reardon was a burgess in the borough in the years, 1919, 1920 and 1921. He was senior bur- gess in 1921.
 Fish, Game Smoker.
 The Naugatuck Fish and Game association will hold a smoker Thursday night, May 23 in St Hedwig's hall on North Church street. The committee in charge, headed by Leslie Baker, club presi- dent, met Friday night and made plans for the affair.
 There will be boxing bouts and other forms of entertainment, the committee reports. Other members of this group are Alec Sierakowski, Louis Schiller, Jr., T. Houlihan, George French, Philip Fox, Walter Roberts, James Montanari and Jo- seph Mutta.
 The committee is now complet- ing arrangements for the smoker.
 Voting Machines.
 Local residents who wish to familiarize themselves with the voting machine may do so this week by practicing on a machine which has been set up in the borough courtroom. This is the first definite indication of the near ness of the spring election.
 Selectmen will be in session Wednesday and Saturday all day until p. m. in the courtroom to swear in the 325 persons who ap- piled to the registrars to be made voters. There will be instructors on hand in the courtroom to give information to voters about work ing the machines. They will repre- sent all three parties. Town Clerk Louis Schiller, Jr, will meet with the parties. Town Clerk Louis