The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-10
Waterbury Man Pays Costs In Naugatuck
 Court This Morning
Peter Shaker Fined $S26 For Violation of Probation; Nangatuck River High This Morning Reduction
 in Hunting, Fishing Licenses Sought
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 Naugatuck, Jan 10. = Peter Shaker of 375 Baldwin street, wat erbury was fined costs of SS.Z0 in borough court today on a charge of violation of probation. He was ar. rested about four months ago on a charge of passing stop sign. Chief of Police John Adan1son arrested him yesterday. The court session was held in the police station with Deputy Judge Hugh Hearns offici- ating.
 River Very High
 The Naugatuck river was quite high this morning, recent rains and melting of snow having made it rise. From the oily nature of the flow early today, it appeared as though much oil had been dumped into the stream somewhere along it's course.
 Wash Bridge Off
 Sand which had been placed on the bridge some time ago to pre- vent accidents because of icy con- ditions was washed off yesterday afternoon by workmen of the street department using fire hoses. Seek Cost Cut
 Cost sof hunting and fishing lic- enses will be reduced if Q recom- nendation made last night at the January meeting Of the Naugatuck Fish and Game society Ia needed by the state. The club voted to ask local representatives favor a bill which would cut the costs in the state legislature, and to stabilize the length of the seasons.
 An effort will be made to have a speaker from the state commits sion talk here at @ future meeting probably in March. Plans for rec pairing of the trap house and for trap shooting were made. The trout in the rearing pool. are now eight inches long
 es1 Mrs PcasIey To Talk
 The garden department of the Naugatuck Womcn's club will meet at the home of Mrs John L. Broad erick, 167 High street, at 3:S0 in the afternoon of Thursday, Jan. 17. Mrs Frederick M. Peasley of Cheshire will talk on Colonial Gardens" Club members are in- vited to attend.
 Briefs
 An anniversary requiem mass will be celebrated Saturday morn- ing at 8 o'clock for the late Mrs Zena Caulficld.
 Kennedy Circle, daughters of Isabella are all set for their public cara party which will be held in Hibernian hall tonight. Awards will be made and refreshments served.
 Local Swimmers Lose z The Naugatuck Y. M. c. A. First Swimming Team suffered defeat at the hands of the Bridgeport "" in Bridgeport last night 43 to 31. Tho locals were handicapped by the loss of two of their regular swimmers. This makes one win for H )ddgeport and one for Naugatuck this season. The team reported that even though they were not victori- ous last night 1t was a fine meet.
 Play Planned
 Here Comes Patricia a comedy fin three acts, will be produced by the St. Michaels dramatic dub in late winter, probably either late in Febuary or early in March. it was announced today. Plans concerning discussed at meeting of the club in St. Michael's parish house last night. Eugene c. Hafer is the author of the show. Selection of the cast, con- sisting of all characters, has nearly been completed. No director for the show has yet been chosen. It is a lively comedy with plenty of laughs It has been planned to hold the play late this month but the abund- arlce of shows and other forms of entertainment being planned for that time caused the postponement. Final plans were made for the CandleIight dance which Will be held by the club on Friday night, Jan. IS in the partgh house. This affair Is expected to be unusual in that the hall will be lighted by large candles. It will be a formal dance.. There will be room for 80 couples and those planning to go are asked to get their tickets now from a member of the committee. Elmer 'Schmitz is chairman of this group and others on the committee are Mrs Lillian Cummings, Mrs, Nan Pease, Tracy Noble, Gillette Noble and Walter Pease. In the absence of the club presj- dent, Samuel Lyons who is out Of town on business, Harold Perry presided. at the meeting. Refresh. nents were served and a social time enjoyed after the business was transacted. Musical Comedy
 ! Rev. John Emerson Zeiter an- nounced today that a large. cast of singers and dancers would pre-