The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-13


 z, Naugatuck, May 13- (UP)--A, unanimous request for one, hour parking on Church street will be made to the board of warden and burgesses tonight by Church street merchants, it was learned today from Chief of Of Police John "A. Adamson. All of the merchants on: this street have signed a petition requesting a one-hour law, feeling their business will benefit. ss :. At present unlimited parking is. allowed there.. Some merchants point out that this prevents pros-. pective customers on busy days from finding a place to park and they lose trade as a result. Just whataction the board will take on it remains to be seen although similar example was set last year when merchants on Maple street petitioned for parking regulations there and were satisfied with action taken.
 Waterbury Case Nolled AZ
 The case Of Alfred A. Bolton, .32, of 37 Emerald street, Waterbury, who had been arrested in February on . charge of selling liquor, was nolled in borough court today on. the recommendation of. the' state. there being insufficient evidence. It had been continued several times. ,tsThe case of Manuel iLomas, AZ, ofG8 Arch street who was arrested saturday afternoon at 2:05 by Offi-, cer Wilfred Evon on charge of violating a borough ordinancej by parking six feet from the curb, was nolled on paymentof $5 by the de- fendant. Judge c. I. Tolles pre- Y Funeral of Mrs Hurd
 The funeral. of Mrs Veronica tWhite( Hurd, daughter of An- thpny White of 33 Aetna street who died Saturday night at St Mary's hospital will be held tomorrow morning at g. o'clock from her. home to St Francis church at 9:30f where a requiem mass will be eel. ebrated. Burial will be in St James cemetery.
 Mrs Hurd, although born in Union City, spent the early part of her life in this town but moved some years ago to Brooklyn, N. Y., where she has resided since. She had been in Naugatuck lately as she was taking care of her father, who has beOn ill. Her death was suddetr. 3 She is survived by her husband, Theodore hurd of Brooklyn; four sisters, the Misses Constance, Anne and Helen White, all of Brooklyn, and Florence of Naugatuck, and tive brothers, Charles and Edward Waite, the latter of Ansonia.
 M, Attend Funeral
 "A number of borough officials were in Torrington this morning. attending the funeral of Mrs James T. Green, mother of Frank, T.. Green, democratic town committee chairman here.s .~ Italians Plan Field Day
 The second annual Field Day sponsored by the Italo- Marchi- l gean club here will be held in Linden Park on Sunday, June 3 from noon to Il p. n., it was an- nounced today. There will be wrestling and boxing bouts and a tumbling exhibition will be of fered by Fritz Klambt's "" troupe. A if %as
 Edward Johnson, son of Mir. and Mrs. Gustav Johnson of AT May street, is visiting his parents now. Mir. Johnson has resigned from the U. s. Army in which he was enlisted for the past three years. He served during that time as cook in the Philippine Islands.
 To Name Officials ~
 Appointment of borough clerk; fire chief, assistant borough clerk, fire marshal, inspector of police and fire alarms, and superinten- dent of streets are among the inns portant offices which are expected to be filled ata the meeting to- night of the board of warden and burgesses. This will be held at s o'clock in the borough courtroom.
 Two members of the board of public welfare are scheduled to be appointed, the three-year ternis of Patrick Scully and Frank w. Eat on coming to an end. It is expect ed both will be renamed, James Brophy VIII be again chosen su- perintendent of streets, and Bor- ough Attorney Martin Gornlley will be reappointed, it is believed. Charles Daily seems to have no cp- position to reappointment as bor- ough clerk and it is now expected Milton Calvin will be renamed fire chief, despite earlier reports some opposition had developed to him.
 The annual meeting of the free-