The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-04

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 John silvestro, of l24 Abbott ave- nue, Waterbury, who is reported to be Q member of the Citizens Vol. unteer Motor Patrol, state highs way safety organization, was grant- cd continuance until August 6 on the charge of violation of the rules of the road. silvestro was ar- rested after . collision on Dead Mans" curve at midnight last night.
 Constant Lasky, Bethany road, Beacon Falls, was found guilty of operating 6 motor vehicle while uns der the influence of liquor and was fined Si00 and costs, $76 of the fine being remitted. Lasky was arrested July il, and c portoin of his case was heard on July l2, Judge Tal- bot granting request for & con. tinuance until today.
 Call Issued
 A call to Rev. Arthur II. Johnson, pastor of the Swedish Congrega- tional church, New Brighton, Stat on Island, N. Y., was Issued by the congregation of the Naugatuck Swedish Congregational church at 10 meeting last night.
 If MT. Johnson accepts, he will fill the place left vacant by the death of Rev. c. A. Anderson. He will take over his new duties about December l, according to Carl An- derson, chairman of the pastoral committee.
 MT. Johnson is married and has one child.
 He was graduated from North Park college and studied at Co., lumbia university, New York city. Lengthy Board Meeting A lengthy meeting of the board of warden and burgesBes iS seen for tonight, with many matter to be discussed. Local PWA and WPA projects will be taken up; one.way parking on Park place and Union street will be established, and vari. ous departmental reports will be submitted. Warden John J. Sheri- dan iS expected to seek advice on his proposal to oppose the petition of tho Connecticut O., relating to the abandoning of trolley tracks from Weber's corner northerly, the warden contending that the tracks from Kennedy'S corner to Wcber's corner should Do torn up.
 KacxkOwskl "Falr"
 The condition of Joseph KacZkow. ski, Bb, of 226 Prospect strete, who is being treated at St. Mary's hos. pital for c fractured skull and e compound fracture of the right wrist, was described as flair" to. day. KacZkowski was injured Sun- day morning when he ripped over c chair in the kitchen of his homo and fell headlong, down IS steps, into the backyard. Although the mans name is not o nthe danger list, pr. '. R. Curran. attending physician, says his condition is still critical.
 Jury Llet IB Announced
 The jury commissioners of New Haven County have announced the list of juriorS from Naugatuck, ace cording to Q copy which has been received by Town Clerk Louis Schil- Ter, Jr. There are 27 on the list. However, one has died. He is the late Robert W. Dibble, of 667 North Church street. He died June 27 of injuries received in an accident on Riverside drive. Most of the jurors have served before and are well known residents.
 The jury list follows.
 Frank c. ArendholZ, New Haven road, retired rubber worker; David B. Beecher, 06 Oak street, chef; Will liam K. Birdsall, New Haven road, retired merchant; Frank L. Brad- bury, SPA North Church street. re- tired; John Branigan, 47 Cherry street, retired box maker: Robert W. Dibble, 667 North Church street. rubber worker: Thomas P. Dooling, g Lewis street, rubber worker; Thomas Cummings, 50 Meadow street retired superintendent; Fred N. Fol- lett, l45 High street, salesman: Frank J. Ford, 16l Highland avenue, retired rubber worker; Joseph Ham ley, 470 Rubber avenue. laborcr; Frank N. Hard, 235 Maple street, clerk.
 And George w. fIadley, lS Scott street, foreman: E. H. Jones. Mill- vile, mason: Fred D. Latin, Pond Hill, farmer: William F. McDermott, 40l North Main street. merchant; Harry E. Mills. 70 Highland avenue, retired rubber worker: Walter Noble New Haven road. farmer; John B. Schmidt, 2l0 Water street. retired chief of police: Ralph Schofield. 27 Bradley street, retired; ?. w. Stahl, 66 Oak street, steam filter: Harry w. Stevens. Mulberry stret, electri- clan: Carl w. Thompson, 64 New street. salesman: F. H. Valentine, III Carroll street. retired, and sam uel Whiteley. 27 Homestead avenue, retired.
 Funeral of Mir. North
 The funeral of Robert William | North, 6e, of a Rockwell avenue, former third ward burgess on the | borough board. who died yesterday | morning at his home after a | months illness, will be held Thurs dav afternoon at 2.aO nsclnrk frara