The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-23
Warden And Chief Want Business Men
 To Feel Protected
More Cops May Be Added Beacon Valley Grange Lauds Firemen-Day Nursery Meeting Friday;
 Wm BOies Elected Chamber of Commerce Head
NAUGATUcK
Correspondent: Wm j. Baxter-PhOne Naugatuck Ss4S

talk was heard, Frederick Beard- sley of Waterbury telling of his re- cent visit to Sweden. Russia and Iceland. The group will meet in January.
 Rev. Arthur H. Johnson, pastor of the local church, was host at the session last night.
 To Address Club
 Richard Rapport will talk on banking at the meeting of the Nau- gatuck Rotary club to be held to- morrow noon at Halls Tavern here Returns by members as to progress in the clubs efforts for the Red Cross roll call drive will be made tomorrow. ,......
 On wednesday, December 1, Cliff ford Moore will talk on the Fair field state hospital.
 Hold Up Number Three
 Merchants and some borough resi- dents were frankly worried today following the third hold-up here last night within e two-week period Three men participated in the hold up last night:a at Michael Tarnowski': store on Cherry street in which $24O.22 was taken from the cast register. and in which all the bur- glars made their escape.
 This with the hold-up of the Moran Flower Shop Saturday nigh at 6 o'clock at Park Place, in which $15 was netted; and the theft oi a safe containing $40O from tht Sodlosky Drug store, and also tht theft of $88 in cash and $l70 1T checks from the United Rubber Workers Union office on Soutt Main street, makes a total $898.22 almost $900, taken here in recent weeks. A hold-up attempt two week. ago at the T. F. Butterfield Com. pany netted nothing as the wrong man was held up.
 Last night at 8:30 the two hold. up men entered Tarnowski's store with a smile, clerks in the store said. Although their appearance might indicate they were the same ones who held up the Moran store Saturday night, they did not gt through any preliminaries as in thu Moran job. There they had asked the price of flowers before holding up the clerk in the store. Last nigh however at Tarnowski's they drew revolvers as soon as they entered the store and ordered the clerks tt "stick them up."
 The clerks were: Edward Brad shaw of Ward street, John Petroski of North Main street and Henr. Lysakowski of Lines Hill street. customer, Richard Pisterelli, wa also in the store and joined tn group which reached" for the cell ing.
 MT. Tarnowski was near the req of the store and told The Democra today the first thing he saw wa MT. Bradshaw walking toward hin with his hands in the air. Of course the proprietor was instantly ordered to get his hands up.
 Only two men worked the actua sold-up. One man, about six fee one inch tall, with a mustache, helt up the clerks, and the other, short CT with hat concealing his features took all the money out of the cast register. He had gun out but dit not point 1t at the clerk, apparent, set to use 1t in case of emergency the store proprietor stated.
 Not Enough Money
 One of the amusing features o the serious crime was that tn, stick-up men were not satisfied witt what they had got and asked i that were all taken during the day MT. Tarnowski said they had go everything, and they indicated the. were not satisfied and promised tt return some other time for more Apparently they felt the merchant should be @ little more accommo' dating and have larger sum or hand when they condescended tt loot his store.
 The tall man wore 8 grey coat and brown hat, 1t was stated. H. appeared nervous and stumbled a, he left the store, MT. Tarnowsk said. He made 8 jump for the r1ov- ing auto and missed the step slight. ly. Tn doing so he lost his hal which police recovered.
 There was a third man in tho robbery but he waited outside in 6 Packard car which had been stoler yesterday afternoon from Meriden It was the property of 0. 0. Ostrom president of the Bradley & Hubbard Manufacturing Company of Merider and had been parked just outside the factory. It is believed to have been taken late yesterday afternoon
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