The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-30
Seymour Man Given
Continuance Today
To Obtain Counsel
Lutheran Committee Meets Tonight Martinaitis
Funeral to Be Held Wednesday Morning
NAUCATUCK
WIN. J. Barter. Correspondent-Phone Nsugatuck ss.2

DOIOu8n court tIlS IuOkL1I1B. E1S WaS
arrested at / a. m. today by Patrol
man Richard Ostrom on a charge Of
intoxication.
The case of Stanley Magda Of 10
Second street, Seymour, was con-
tinued to December z to permit HIM
time to retain counsel. He was
charged with operating a motor
vehicle while under the influence
Of liquor and with avoiding respon-
sibility. Patrolman Otsrom arrested
him last night.
His auto collided with a car driven
by Alex Kish Of II School street,
Union City, on Suth Main street
Magda was travelling south and the
Kish auto was going north. 1t Is al
legged Magda trued to drive on after
the accident. instead Of stopping
Nobody was hurt but both cars were
slightly damaged.
To Attend Meeting
Warden John j. Sheridan and
Clerk Charles r. DAILY will repre-
sent the borough at the meeting
Of the Connecticut league of mu-
nicipal executives In Waterbury to-
morrow noon.
To Eelet Tonight
Meeting Of the building committee
Of Salem Lutheran church and OF
the Concordia Sick Benefit society
are scheduled for 7:30 tonight and
8 p. m. respectively tomorrow night
at the church. Wednesday evening
at 8 p. m. the Luther league will
meet at the parsonage and Thursday
night at 1880 the male chorus and
senior choir will rehearse.
The children's choir will meet
Friday afternoon at A o'clock and
the junior choir will convene FRI
day night at 2. The fourth quar-
terly birthday festival will be held
at the church Friday night at
o'clock. Saturday at $3.50 session
of the cinfirmation class Is sched-
uled.
Ofacers Of the Women's Mission
airy society Of the church will be
elected at meeting to be held to-
night at o'clock at the home of
MrS.a Gottfrid Siequist, POT Park
avenue. Reports for the year will
be made.
Almer Svenson and Elmer San
ford were ushers yesterday at the
church and Conrad Rohs and Mrs.
A. u. Nelson were the soloistS.
Joseph A. Martinaitis Dies
The funeral Of Joseph A. Mar
tinaitis, SO, Of SO Highland avenue,
Naugatuck, who died Sunday morn
ing at the Waterbury hospital will
be held Wednesday morning from
the Buckmiller funeral home, 20
Prak place at $50 to st. Francis
church at 0 o'clock where a solemn
high mass OF requiem will be cele-
brated. Burial will be In ST James
cemetery here.
Mr.. Martinaitis, native Of Lithu-
ania, had lived here 30 years. He
worked In the local rubber plant
for % years. He had bene a pa
tient at the hospital for two weeks.
He leaves his parents in Lithu-
ania, his wife, Mrs. Anna M. Mar
tinaitis, a son, Edmond; stepson,
John White, former Naugatuck
high school star football player and
two brothers, Anthony and John
Martinaitis, all Of Naugatuck.
The funeral home will be open
tonight from z to II o'clock, to-
morrow afternoon and Tuesday
evening from TO II o'clock.
To Urge New Terminal
A recommendation for a new ter
minal Tor the LeClatr Highland
avenue bus system Will be made by
a committee to study parking con-
dittons on the east side Of the town
at q meeting OF the board OF war.
den and burgesSeS tomorrow night,
1t Is expected.
1t Will be suggested the terminal
be located ON North Main street
next to the stopping place. At pres
emit the bus picks up customers on
the Memorial bridge. This will leave
the bridge open during the day
time and will relieve traffic con.
gestion. 1t Is believed.
1t Is planned to allow parking
on the north side OF the bridge at
night. A few weeks ago all park
ing on the bridge was forbidden for
private autos. Warden John ]
Sheridan and BurgeSses Leo Brophy
and Anthony Tangredi form the
investigating committee.
Official Visit
Francis w. Hogan Of Torrington.
district deputy OF the Elks and his
stair VIII pay their Official visit TO
Naugatuck lodge OF Elks tomorrow
night az O'Clock IN the lodge
nome IN tne Weary Duiidmg: a
class OF canoi1ates wiz De inllated
and tnere VIII pc sociai session
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