The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-13


 tificate or other evidence of age, Supt. Chittenden has announced. The practice of making children entering local schools be vaccinated was started 8 year ago and has found favor here.
 Briefs
 MT. and Mrs. William Fenton of Ward street, who have been visit ing in Philadelphia, Pa, have re- turned.
 Mrs. Patrick F. Crotty of Mel- bourne court is confined to her home by illness.
 Mrs. F. Hammeystone and chil- dren, Jeannette, Betty, Elaine and Jack, of Easton, Pa, are the guests of MT. and Mrs. William H. O'Don- nell of Highland avenue.
 Naugatuck, Aug. 13-Work on Cherry street aside from oiling will be completed by tonight, 1t was an- nounced today by Borough Clerk Daly. The street has been rebuilt from Scott street to Spencer street at a considerable expense to the town, MT. Daly said.
 The road roller will complete its work today and oiling will start Monday. The section on which work has been done will be closed to traffic. aside from residents of the street, on Saturday and Sunday to permit it to dry before oiling.
 If weather does not permit oiling on Monday, the restrictions will continue. Residents of the street will be permitted to go past the barrier but are asked to please be careful not to mark the road by sudden stops or turns into driveWayS.
 Impressions made by autos on the road now cannot be Eliminated until the oiling work is done. Cooperation of all in this matter is sought. It is expected the street will be greatly improved.
 Waterbury Man Fined
 Herman Frank of 187 Woodlawn terrat, Waterbury was fined $loo and costs of $l0.26 in borough court today on a charge of driving while under the influence of liquor and $50 of the fine was remitted.
 Judge John F. McDonough in finding Frank guilty, took into con- sideration the testimony of Sergeant Anthony Malone and Patrolman Raymond Carlson that the man had liquor smell on his breath, talked incoherently at times, and staggered when put through tests at police headquarters after he had been ar- rested on July 30.
 MT. Frank said he fought for Germany in the World war and suf- fered injuries which have made him nervous. He said his car gears jam med @ short time before his arrest and he was nervous as result. He said he only had three beers but the policemen testified positively they smelt liquor on him.
 After being placed in the cell, he went to sleep within 10 minutes and remained sleeping for several hours, Sergt. Malone testified. Frank was arrested by Patrolman Carlson and was defended by Attorney Hummel of Waterbury.
 Silver Club Listed
 A complete list of the more than 300 operators in the U. S. Rubber Products. Inc, plant here who have put in % years of service with the company has been posted by Stanley Hubbell and Norman Mccullough on the Goodyear panel In the game room of the plant, 1t is announced. It is called the "Silver Club"
 The Gold club, that is operators who have been with the company 50 years, Is also listed there. There are seven at present. They are c. Wood, w. Bell, F. Conklin, J. Holmes, M. Sullivan, E. Bell and N. Stratton.
 In Charge of Pensioners
 P. August Johnson and his as- sisting committee will have charge of the pensioners of the U. s. Rubber company who will be guests of honor at the outing to be held tomorrow at Lake Quassapaug The committee expects to give the guests a very good time. MT. Johnson will be as- sisted by Nora Standbridge, Eliza beth Rooney, John Lauer and c. Carey. The pensioners will meet at their table in the picnic grove.