The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-02

up at the meeting, it is expected, including the possibility of Q decis- ion on disposal of the new property on North Church street, donated to the school department by the family Of the late Howard B. Futile. Resigns Town OfIlce It became known today that Borought Attorney Martin E. 0orm- ley has submitted his resignation to his position because he is no longer . resident of the town.
 Atty Gormley has served in this capacity for almost two years. HG resigned several weeks ago but no action has veen taken on 1t and no public announcement of his resig- nation has yet been made, locally.
 There is much interest as to, just who will be named to the post. At.y Henry Freeman, Atty Martin Caine and Atty Thomas Weary are, three. whose Slanes have been mem toned. Recently Atty Neary was named assistant prosecuting attor- ney which carries small pay with it. Whether or not he Will be con- sidered for the borough attorney ship is not iiown.
 It i1 possible that with ouly three months of the fiscal year remaining, no attorney may be appointed, al- though at recent meetings of the board, Burgess Tracy Noble has in- qCired repeatedly concerning the borough attorney and if the town Is left without one, even for Q short tnne, Q protest may be made. It Is believed c democrat will be named to succeed Atty 0ormley.
 X Firemen were called out twice yesterday and had two false alarms Tuesday night. They extinguished Q fire in the kitchen of the home of John Breen of Fairview avenue; Q pot of grease catching fire. This was yesterday noon, About 6;30 yes- terday afternoon they were called to St HedWig's hall. A pipe had burst and steam filled the building but there was no fire.
 Boxes i6 and 1l6 the former ct thecorner of Cherry street and Rub- Der avenue, the latter near the old snop, were pulled Tuesday night, each being false alarms. New Years eve celebrators are blamed. ..tsg
 l Last 1885 Baby
 John Maroney, Jr, well known lo- cal fireman, Is believed to be the father of the last 1893 baby here. A baby boy was born to MT. and Mrs. Maroney ct their home on May avenue at il!S0 Tuesday night. ,sn
 Mrs. Laura Lawton and son, George of Maple street have re- turned from New York city where they visited friends yesterday. 4 x,
 George Rappe of Park avenue was Q visitor In New York city yes-
 Wsitiemar and Eugene Radesk of CafH0ii Street have returned from MAinafuneck, ". F., where they spent New Years day. ol. Miss irene L. eQuires, secretary bt'the. .NHugatuck Chamber of Com ta6pce, has returned to her duties after having been confined to her home kitn6St ias@eek b yillness. a, Mir. Ets@ Mfs! John Geary. have re- tuFhSd to 9ltkeir 1tbme on Nixon ave- Inde from yyheir wedding trip.
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 Three Court Cases
 Three cases came up before bor- oUgh court today. The case of Wal ter R. Sierakoski, 37, of 8 Grown street, Union City was continued until Monday January 6. He was at first charged with reckless driv- ing but the charge was later changed to violation of the rules of the road. Patrolman James Cuddy arrested him yesterday. 2 The cases of Arthur Brazil, 4l of 185 Cherry street, and of James Bowling, 43, of Walnut street, each accused of breach of the peace, were nolled when the complaining witt ness failed to make an appearance. They were arrested yesterday by Patrolmen Raymond Carlson and Wilfred Evon.
 Yesterday the case of Thomas Hannon of 36 Scovill street Water bury was continued until January H.. He was arrested Tuesday by Patrolman George Kogut and charged with driving while under the Influence of liquor.
 Offlcers of the Swedish Congre- gational church will be elected at the annual meeting to be held at 3 D. m. Saturday in the church hall. Annual reports will be submitted. The annual session of the Salem Lutheran church will be on We'd nesday of next week and the year. ly meeting of the parishioners of the Immanuel Lutheran church will be held on Jan, 20.
 More Crashed In Winter .
 There were less accidents here during the summer when trafiic IS cutie heavy than in the winter, the report Of Chief of Police John Adamson for last year shows. or the lS2 auto accidents during the