The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-03

follows: two assaults, breach of peace, one fugitive from justice, 8 intoxication, one non-support, vagrancy; one violation of liquor act; IF violations of borough ordi- nance; 9 violations of motr veh- icle laws.
 Disposition: One bonds called; two committed to county jail; three continued; Il discharged by chief; 27 paid fines and costs; four sent ences suspended; one turned over to federal police. Eight days were lost by regular police during the month and there were 8S8 hours of special duty performed. Eleven stores and offices were found open and there were 69 lodgers accom- modated.
 Street department expenses were $3,688.28 for September, the report of Sppt. James Brophy shows. or this $744.45 was for grading Hoad- ley street; $389.23 for street re- pairs; $211.24 for street cleaning; $20I.65 for storm sewer construc- ton on South Main street and $195.40 for truck repairs.
 An entertainment will be held by the art and literature department of the Naugatuck Women's club this evening at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. William F., Cushman of Nettleton avenue. This is the first fall session of this depart ment.
 A one-act play will be present ed, the cast consisting of Mrs. Charles E. Daly, Mrs. Harry Gib- bud, Mrs. Clarence E. Jones and Miss Jeannette Weiss. Miss Mu- riel Libby, high school faculty member, will deliver some of the poems of Edward Arlington Robin- son in the second part of the pro gram and Miss Marie Mcclure VIII recite works of Miss Amy Lowell.
 Miss Davis Dies
 Miss Lillian A. Davis, 80, resident of Naugatuck for many years, died last night at the home of Frank K. Jones of Piafts Mills road where she had been residing. She was born in Woodbury and lived at Allerton Farms for some time. She was 2 member of the Methodist Episcopal church. She leaves g brother in New Haven. The funeral will be held Friday, time and other ar- rangements to be announced later She had been jll three months.
 The case of John Peters of Bronx, N. Y. was reopened in Dor- ough court today and the New Yorker was fined $5 and costs Of $13.2G on a charSe of operating an auto without first obtaining a dri- ver's license.
 A $50 bonds put up by Peters was forfeited yesterday morning when he did not appear in court. He could not find any lodging here and had gone to Waterbury for a few hours rest after being arrested Wednesday morning at 4 o'clock. He had slept over and did not get to court until after the session was over. The $50 bond was returned to him today.
 Warden Better
 The condition of Warden John J. Sheridan who was operated on yesterday to have hts tonsils re- moved was reported fairly good to- day. The warden is resting com fortably at his office. He was op- erated on yesterday morning at the office of Dr. Edwin Curran. He is expected to be ihcapacitated for several days.
 New parking rules on the Mem- oriaI bridge and on Maple street from South Main to Carroll streets will be put into effect just as soon as sigpeg denoting no parking or limited parking can ba secured. The board of warden and butgesses ap. proved such regulations Tuesday night. Chief John Adarason is anx- .lous to put the rules into effect as soon as possible.
 Officcrs Installed
 Newly elected officers of Nauga. tuck post, American Legion ;, were installed last night. ,Morkan Haven state comiiiander. and his stan performed the installation cere. lnony. Officers of the fnenis dtvis- lon 'inducted were: vice-coninland. CTS, Victor Aiidetsonl and uesrae Chlswell; finance oficfer, JoAeph Raytkwich, IT,. sergeant It nrfif. Thonaaa lteynO1dd. adiutnnt Alec