The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-09

 Golden Cleaners of B. V.
 Grange. Bethany ......... 200 .Jaannette 8. Futile (add.) 10000 Glenn F. Noble ............. 500 Robert Simat .......... 100 Days total ................. .$246.oO
 Union City Man Fined
 Joseph Retkowski, alias "Squir- rois," of 03 Spring street, Union City was fined $25 and costs of $l3.26 in borough court today on 8 charge of resistance to lvlice officer. He WAS given a 30-day jail sentence on a breach of peace count, suspended on condition he keep away from the Eastern Malleable Iron company plant, where 1t was alleged he cre- ated disturbance yesterday short- ly after noon.
 Sentence was suspended on an in- toxication charge. Patrolman Rich ard Kelly arrested Retkowski after h0 went into the Malleable Iron plant and created 8 disturbance. He refused to go along with Patrolman Kelly, police said, and the policeman was forced to handcuff him. Ret kowski pleaded guilty to all three charges in court today and Judge Joseph E. Talbot imposed the sen- tenceS.
 George Ham m
 George c. Ham, Naugatuck Water company offlcial and prominent Boy Scout executive here, was pa- tient today at the Waterbury hos pital. He was taken there last night when illness from which he was suffering became worse. His condi- ton was considered fair this morn- ing by hospital authorities, and he is not on the danger list.
 Relief Board Meets
 The board of relief met this af- ternoon in the town hall from 2:30 until 5 D. m. and will meet from 7:3O to 8:30 tonight for the purpose of hearing complaints on assess ments. Few complaints were heard at the first session of the group last week.
 It will meet again at the same times on Thursday. The board con- sists of George Lambert, chairman. Richard Durkin and William Mari ano.
 A committee to nominate officers of the club was chosen last night. It consists of Mrs. Edna Fenniman, chairman, Miss Emily Sophie Brown and Mrs. Adelaide Mead. Member ship fees are due at the April meet ing of the club. Mrs. Edgar Cossettc, president announced.
 Rev. Okerblom to Speak
 Rev. A. J. Okerblom of Bridge port, senior pastor in this district, will be the speaker at the 50th an- niversary service Friday at D. m., of the Salem Lutheran church, it has been announced. Rev. Carl A. Stenholm of Waterbury will give the Bible readings and the pray CTS and Rev. Wilbert Benson of An- sonia, formerly student pastor at the local church. will attend. A number of the charter members of the parish will attend, 1t is expect ed, and a general offering for the church will be taken.
 The formal celebration of the gol- den anniversary of the church is scheduled for next summer however. On March IA the church. which has recently been remodeled, will be dedicated. The two morning ser- vices will be held in the church hall and the dedication service will be held in the nave of the church in the afternoon.
 Rev. Martin L. Cornell of Wor. cester, Mass, president of the New England conference. will be the speaker. Members of the parish are quite pleised with the relnodeled building.
 The Easter service. the Palm Sunday service and the Holy Week service will be held in the new church. Rev. Elmer Olsen who recently addressed the Lutheran Brotherhood, will be the speaker at the meeting or the Hartford t;s- trict here on Wednesday. Feb. IT, Rev. w. R. Frendberg. pastor. has announced. Rev. Julius Hulteen. Q. D., of Hartford will address a session of the Wcmen's Missionary society at 3:30 here in the afternoon |. the evening service there will be two pastors at the altar.
 Banquet Tonight
 A large attendance is expected toe