The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-01
Evidence Secured On Rubber Avenue
 Man From Customer
Accused Pleads Not Guilty But Is PenaIlzed $76.S6 and Given 6O.Day Suspended Jail Term-Eiectc
 Verbal Clash With Chief Follows Session
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Naugatucl, July l.--Police armed with 6 search warrant for the homo Of Elias Pcynton of 233 Rubber avenue, where it was suspected liquor was being sold, went to that address early this morning at 12:2e and met their evidence outside the place, 1t was revealed at c session of the borough court today.
 They. encountered John Fedoron- stein coming out of there carry- ing c pint of alleged liquor. Mir. pCyntCn was arrested and this morning was fined $50 and costs of e2e.oo and given c 60 day jail sen. tence suspended on condition he does not sell liquor ct that address for one year.
 lEe pleaded not guilty, but was found guilty of Q charge of sell- ing liquor without Q permit. Ser- geailt Anthony Malone, and patrol- mon Richard OBtrorn, George Froe- lich and Wilfred Evon made the ar- rest.
 Hectic Clash
 Poynton ciashed verbally with Chief of Police John A. Adafnson after the court session. Poynton asked Mrs. Edna Fenninan, proba- ton officer if she knew where he could obtain work and the chief said Poynton ought to get work himself because Mr. Feninan couldn't get him any.
 The chief said: "that was your story last year when you were arrested" end Poynton, irritated, replied, "you have . job but you won't have it always, 50 why in- terfere with me-" The chief re- torted, T may not have 1t after I die," and Poynton flashed back with, "Well, I hope you don't live long but you may not have the job at that time"
 Poynton had asked the chief previously why he was always both- erlng him, "when you know there arc Q lot of other places selling even selling it up on the hill where liquor without permits, why they are y0il live" T don't know where those places are" the chief an- gwcred.
 N0@y DISCUSS Vae@mCleS
 1t ts not known yet whether any vacancies will be filled ct the July meeting of the board of educatoin, scheduled for tomorrow afternoon at the high school. The board will have two vacancies 1t is ex- peCted, that of first grade in Gen. trai avenue, caused by the death of Miss Kathleen Croke, and one in Prospect street school caused by the coming marriage next Tuesday of Miss Eileen Cleary. Another va. cancy Is scheduled to be announced by September.
 supt. Chittenden said today the board may or may not act on the first two at the meeting tomorrow. Ho expects there will be Q quorum in attendance and among routine matters to be discussed is that of adjustment of salaries of teachers who started at a rate lower than the established minimum in local schools.
 Go to Camp
 A number of local Boy Scouts left today for Camp Pershing on the Iiousatonic which officially opened today. Other scouts from Mattatuck council of which Nauga- tuck is a division also went to the camp today.
 On Panama Cruise
 Franklin s. Wooster of Union !. City Is showing unusual adeptness to his assignments on the U. s. s. badger which is taking members of the Yale Naval Reserve officers Training Corps on the annual spring training cruise at Panama.
 Wooster has frequently won the praise of his instructors and officers of the ship. Wooster is loader on