The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-22

Schiller, Jr. will. meet with the se- lectmen who consists of Mrs Mary Fitzgerald and Henry Smith, dem- ocrats and Mrs Edna Fenniman, republican.
 Town Committee Meets.
 The democratic town committee will meet in the town hall tonight to make plans for the coming po- litical campaign. There are about two weeks left before the election. Dates for rallies are expected to be set tonight. Chairman Frank T. Green will preside. The republican town committee is also expected to meet either today or tomorrow to set dates for 6. o. D rallies.
 VIII Attend Meeting
 A number of women of the Con gregational church are expected to attend the seventh annual meeting of the Council of Congregational Wednesday starting, at 10:S0 a. m. in the United church, Bridgeport.
 Ushers at the church yesterday were Victor A. Anderson, Raymond D. Ericsson, Robert w. Tenn, Frank s. Lobdell, Ralph J. Quinn, and Raymond Quinn. Thursday and Friday nights the Parish Players will present the three-act comedy, ''The Late Christopher Bean" in the parish house for the benefit of the music amplifier, fund. Alvin D. Havekost will speak next Sun day at the morning service in the interest of the Children's Center in New Haven. "A New Helpful ness" will be his subject, No ap- peal for funds will be made.
 The junior choir will sing at choir festival in Port Chester, N. r., on Sunday afternoon, May 5. The trip will be made in private autos.
 Gets Black Eye and Fine
 Anthony Tiskus of 65 Spring street seems to have got the worst of 1t all around over the week. end. He was in an argument Fri day night which ended with him getting a badly swollen eye and face. He claims Edward Kaiser of Johnson street who was visiting his daughter, gave him the disfigurcd face. Kaiser said he only slapped Anthony with his open hand dur ing an argument and Chief Adam son 1t was possible Anthony, who was charged with intoxication and breach of the peace, slipped and fell, pumping his face on a trunk in his room. His face looked Sat urday as though he had bumped it on a fatiron. He was fined $1 and costs of $16.26 and Kaiser was fined $5 without costs. Isadore Widziewicz, 49, of Prospect street was fined $3 without costs on a breach of peace charge. Chief Ad- amson and Officers George Smith and Bertrand arrested Kaiser and Tiskus Friday night. Patrolman Timothy Reardon arrested Widz- iewicz Friday afternoon. Judge c. I. Tolles presided.
 Briefs
 MT and Mrs Frank Aurora of New York city were visitors over the weekend at the home of Mrs Aurora's perents, Mir and Mrs Louis Triano of May street.
 Kenneth Bottomley of Johnson street is visiting relatives in Chi cago.
 Birger Johnson, q student at Up- sala college, is visiting his mother: Mrs Frida Johnson of Park ave nue.
 Howard Anderson, a student at Upsala college, is spending several days at the home of his parents, Mir and Mrs. John Emil Anderson of Park avenue.
 Norman Carlson, a student at Massachusetts Institute of Tech nology, Is visiting at the home Of his parents, MT and Mrs Joseph Carlson of Millville avenue.
 MT and Mrs William l.. Cross and daughter, Eliane, of St Albans, W. Y., were weekend visitors at the home of Mrs Catherine Cross of Park avenue.
 Anthony Triano of Baldwin street has returned from Water bury hospital, where he had been a patient.
 Aaron Weisman, student at Byron -Stratton Bushes college. Providence, R. l, has returned there after visiting his parents, MT and Mrs Bennett Weisman of ReAhe street