The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-28

Naugatuck, May 26-A charge of adultery was today placed against Michael Bagain, of 10 Cotton Hol- low, who was originally charged with breach of the peace. A similar charge was placed against Mrs. Mary Sigedy of the same address. Each waived examination and were bound over to the June term of the Waterbury superior court in bonds of $500 eact.
 The charges resulted from tes- timony give at the court session yesterday ouring Bagain's trial on the breach of peace count.
 Joseph Karaban of Pond Hill was given Q five-day jail sentence on charge of intoxication and was found not guilyt of breach of the peace. He was arrested last night by Patrolmen Evon and Hanley.
 To Address Rotary
 E, N. Roselle, superintendent of the Southbury training school, will be the speaker at the meeting of Naugatuck Rotary club tomorrow noon in Halls restaurant. His sub- feet will be, Mental Deficiency M Q Social and Economic Problem"
 Red Cross Fund
 A total of Si,6i9.60, or within $500 of the $2,A00 quota here, has been contributed in the campaign of the local chapter, American Red Gross, for the war relief fund, Carlisle B. Futile, chairman of the drive, an- noiinced today.
 Previous contributions amounted to $i,350.b0 and recent donations totaied s26000.
 Wedding Intentions
 Donald John Kaufman and Gene- vieve Andrews, both of 48 Goodyear avenue, have filed wedding inten- tons recently at the office of Town Clerk Raymond .. St. John. They are to be married on June 20.
 Plans Mass
 The Naugatuck division, Ancient order of Hibernians, will sponsor memorial mass ct 7:30 a. m. Thurs day in St. Francis church, Peter F. Meegan, president, has an- nounced.
 Many Graves
 A total of 272 graves Of which i64 are those of members of the Grand Army, 2 of Spanish -AIneri- can war members, and i0i of the World War veterans will be dec- orated on Memorial Day, it was afi- nounced nt the Veterans Council session last night ct Robinson's diner.
 Twenty.sivs members of Isbell Post, c. A. R., are buried outside of Naugatuck.
 Plans for the Memorial Day par- ade were completed. The groups will form at e:ib e. m. Thursday on Division and Meadow streets and the parade will start ct about 0:30 Q. m. A service for sailors and marines will be held on the Whitte- more Memorial Bridge. Joseph c. Raytkwich, Jr., is parade marshal.
 Antonaltls Funeral
 The funeral of Peter Antonaitis of i7 Orchard street, who died at St. Mary's hospital, Sunday after a short illness, will be held ct Il Q. m. Wednesday ct the Alderson fu- neral home, POI Meadow street. Rev. Arthur ?. L 'wis, rector of St. Mich- ael's Episcopal church, will officlate, mad burial will be in Grove ceme. tery.
 Friends may call at the funeral home from 3 p. m. to 6 ?. m. today and from 2 ?. m. to Q o'clock to- night.
 Funeral of Infant
 The funeral of Patricia Kuchin- sky, infant daughter of MT. and Mrs. Henry Kuchinsky, of 34 Spring street, who died Sunday at st. Mary's hospital. Waterbury was held this morning ct 0;46 at her residence, where prayers were con- ducted. Burial was In St. James cemetery. Besides her parents, she leaves c brother, Henry Kuchinsky, Jr., and her grandparents, oil of this town.
 Rifle Team Wins
 1T. Logan, II. drieder, 0. Grove, c. Grimm and 0. Terrill comprised the team representing the U. s. Royal Rifle and Pistol club which Sunday defeated the New Haven post office pistol team In c match in New Haven, i2e6 to 1917.
 Outing Tonight
 The Paris: Players will hold their