The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-03
Claim Of $1O Offer To Drop Charge Is
 Alleged By Officer
Arrest Made for Intoxicated Driving-ROtary Club Members Meet Waterbury in Golf Match Warden,
 Burgesses Meet Tonight
NAU c AT OK
Wm. J. Baxter, CorrespOndent--Ph Naugatuck SO45

Md, is visiting friends in Nauga- tuck.
 Barbers Union Meets
 An important meeting of the members of the, International Barr bers union will be held tonight at 8 o'clock in Hibernian hall. It is ex- pected future action towardr in- creasing membership of the union will be discussed.
 Last Friday and Saturday 8 picket hired by the local union picketed the barber shop of Ernest Di Maria on Maple street on the grounds Di- Maria was not 8 union member.
 Although the picket was not there yesterday or today, it was learned from a prominent member of the union that picketing will be resumed Friday of this week.
 Whether or not the picket will concentrate on another non-union shop TO whether he will reurn to MT. Di Maria's shop is not known, The action caused considerable in- terest here last week.
 ~ Aldo bCCkl alAlOu1lCCO " dAAAOAl members the purpose of the picket ing is to bring the non-union mem- bers into the union. It was stated by MT. Di Maria that there are about seven other barbers here who are not members of the local union.
 To Complete Digging
 Work of digging up the surface on Cherry street was expected to be completed today. The work started last week has progressed rapidly with a steam shovel being used.
 Beginning tomorrow, work of lay ing a new gravel foundation will be started. It is expected the street will be in fin eshape after this is finished.
 The surface dug up on Cherry street is being used to fill in some holes on Spencer street.
 Olling Starts Monday
 The annual oiling program will start next week, Superintendent of streets James Brophy has an- nounced. State trucks will spread the oil and local street department to oil only the streets needing new surfaces and thus different streets are oiled each year.
 Funeral of Mir. Penrose
 The funeral of John Penrose. 79, who died Saturday night, was held this morning at 830 from his late home, % Oak street to St. Francis church at 9 o'clock where Q solemn mass of requiem was celebrated Burial was in St. James cemetery.
 Rev. William Brewer celebrated the the mass and Rev. Francis Mon- ahan of Bridgeport was deacon, with Rev. John J. Fitzgerald, pastor o1 St. Francis church, being sub- deacon.
 The palIbearers were: John Kelly Henry Freeman, Howard Smith Harry Welch, Edward J. Welch and Joseph Casey. Rev. Brewer officiated at the grave.
 To Install Thursday
 Installation of recently -eelected officers of Natatuc tribe, Improved Order of Red Men, will be held Thursday night in Odd Fellows hall. Plans for the fall season will be discussed after the new heads are inducted to office. William Conroy is the new sachem of the tribe.
 Attend Meeting Today
 Warden John J. Sheridan and Burgess Joseph Dinneny, democrat ic town committee chairman, are attending this afternoon the annual outing of the New Haven Couty Sheriffs' association at the Pease house, Saybrook.
 Anniversary Observed
 The 30th wedding anniversary of MT. and Mrs. G. F. Wikander of New Haven was observed Saturday at a surprise dinner party held at the home of MT. and Mrs. c. Fred Gurnham of this town. Mir. and Mrs. Wikander are Mrs. Gurnham's parents.
 Guests included; Mir. and Mrs. Wikander, MT. and Mrs. Stuart c. Wikander and daughter, Nancy, Mrs. Humphrey Dickye, Mir. and Mrs. William Milligan, all of New Haven. A. Hamilton Gurnham of Camden, N. J., Mir. and Mrs. G, Gurnham of Ludlow, Mass, Oliver l. Markham of Deep River, Conn.,, and MT. and Mrs. 0. Fred Gurn- ham and daughter Sandra, of Naugatuck.
 To Wed Next Month
 The wedding of Miss Alice DolaSl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dolan of Golden Hill street to Clay ton Dtehlefsen, son of MT. and Mrs. Adolph Dethlefsen of Acush- net street will be held on Saturday,