The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-12-22
Michael Zero Sent
 To Hospital After
 Jaw Was Fractured
Frank and Albert MCTnar May Face MansIaughter Charge If Beacon Valley Resident Dies-Federal
 Commodities to Be Distributed Tomorrow :
NAUGATUcK CorfespOndents Wm ,. Baxtef-PhOne Naugatuck se45

Naugatuck, Dec. 22-Two local men were held under $500 bond each today and their cases were continued to January g, in borough court. They are now charged with assault but 1t is possible they may face a much more serious charge later.
 The two are Albert Molnar of King street, and Frank Molnar of 396 Scott street. They were arrested by Sergeant Anthony Malone Of Naugatuck and State Trooper Mau- rice Purtell of the Beacon Falls barracks yesterday afternoon att o'clock.
 They are accused of assaulting Michael Fero, alias Feeley, of Bea- con Valley. It was reported today that Zero, who is in the Soldiers hospital, Newington, is in very ser ious condition and may die. Zero is about 50 years old and farm hand. When questioned by Judge John F. McDonough in court today on the nature of the assault, Sergt. Malone said he was informed the accused kicked Zero in the fact after knocking him down. This in- cident is reported to have occurred in the home of Frank Molnar on Dec. 3, Sergt. Malone said.
 If Zero should die, it is possible the charge will be changed to man. slaughter. He is reported to have fractured jaw. What other injuries he may have were not revealed this morning.
 Dispute Friday
 Federal goods will be given out tomorrow instead of a week from tomorrow, because of the Christmas holidays, Supt. of Welfare Leo Scul- ly announced today. The food was not scheduled for distribution until next Friday, but the date has been moved up a week in order to permit local needy to enjoy better Christ mas.
 Sand Given Out
 Hand was being distributed to homes of private residents on the east side of the town today by the street department. This is part of the new service of the town and the sand is for use in keeping walks n-Slippery. The west side of the borough will be covered tomorrow. The sand should come in especially hand at this time as many walks are in icy condition. Residents de- string sand should place boxes or other containers on their walks. There is no charge.
 Yesterday the street department used about 100 yards of sand in sanding local streets and town owned sidewalks.
 Party Enjoyed
 The annual Christmas party of the members of the non-English speaking classes of the evening school, last night in the high school auditorium, was an outstanding success. More than 250 attended.
 Dickens Christmas Carol" was presented and those participating were: Julio Mattos, Joseph Paisa, Mrs. Mary Spadola, Irma Boda, Frank Russell, Ann Brick, Frank Paifak, Boris Pan, Helen Troth, Mrs. Mary Muroff. Miss Eileen Hol- ton played for Christmas carols. Lois Ann Munger and Donald Her. monat did tap dances and Jane Hubbell did cane dance, with her mother, Mrs. Franklin Hubbell ac- companying her on the piano.
 George Aspell, student at the Bentley school of finance and ac- counting, is vacationing at the home of his parents, MT. ard Mrs. George ASpell of North Hoadley street.
 Christmas Dance
 MT. and Mrs. Harris Whittemore Jr., of Church street entertained at a Christmas dance at the Hop Brook club Wednesday evening for their sors, Robert Napier and Harris VI iittemore Sd, who are home for the holidays. Robert is a student at Hill school, Pottstown, Penn. Harris attends Brooks school, North An- dover, Mass. The club was effective ly decorated with Christmas wreathes and evergreens. About 150 guests were present from Mid dlebury, Waterbury, Watertown and Naugatuck.
 Those attending the dance were: Helen Adams, Barbara Bailey, Anne Bristol, Ruth Bristol, Mildred Bald win. Edith Bronson, Mary Board man, Judy Ann Bluestone, Eliza beth Bevans, Katharine Cox, Clara Chittenden, Susan Chittenden, Jean Copp, Betty Greasy, Betsey Coe. Jane Deacon, Jean English, Alice 1Vy 1x1 Peggy Heminway, Nancy Hotchkiss, Joy Hyde, Clare Hunserford, Pa- tricia Hawkes., Jean filing, Alice Johnson, Diana Lucas, Jean Linsley, Norma LaVigne, Kathryn Kirby, Betty Mclean, Linda Marlor, Elsie Merrill, Dorothy McCollum, Nancy Norton, Barbara Pierpont, Anne Perry, Jean Phillips, Barbara Ro- denbach, Rachel Rodenbach, Car olyn Rowland, Molly Shons, Sherrie Sherwood, Elizabeth Sheldon, Kath- erine Stillman, Polly Smith, Ann Spalding, Jane Thompson, Eleanor Wayland and Charlotte Wilcox.
 Austin L. Adams, Jr., Harris Whit termore Adams, William Arnold, Jr.. Craig Barber, Franklin Bristol, Franklin Bristol, Jr., Robert Bro- die, Harold Baldwin, David Bronson, Jack Bristol, stephen Butler, Rich ard Clark, Edward Clark, Philip Clark. Peter Carley, Orton Camp, Jr., John Coe. Sd. Robert Garter, John Cowperthwaite, William Cross, Alan Curtiss, Wooster Curtiss, De- Witt Copp. Lewis Dibble, Jr., John Eden, Jr., Bronson Eden, Harry Ely, Jack Goepel, Malcolm Gray, Doug las Gray. Arthur Graham, Robert Grant, George Goss, Jr., Charles Granger, William Goss, Jr., Graham Gaines, Edward Gerber, Jr., Walter Hart, Jr.. Jack Hotchkiss, Curtiss Hart, Charles Hungerford, Jr., Peter