The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-27

Those American flags on the sides {
red, yellow and black Of the Belgia
interests, as tugs warped her into a
in the sixth line thereof, the fol-
lowing:
"The above mentioned officers,
and paid employees of the fire de-
partment shall hold Office and
membership in said department
until dismissed by the Board Of
Warden and Burgeses for cause.
and no officer or paid employees Of
the fire department shall be dismiss
Board Of Warden and Burgesses
shall vote in favor OF such dis
missal. Any officer or paid en-
ploye so dismissed may appeal from
the action Of said board to the
Superior Court for New Haven
County, to be held at Waterbury.
"Such appeal shall be taken
within 30 days from the date OF
notice of such action by said board.
Said court may approve, modify or
revoke the action Of said board and
may tax costs ct its discretion. The
action of the board shall remain
in effect pending such appeal, but
II said court shall modify or re-
woke the action of said board, its
decree may relate back to the date
of the action Of said Board OF
Warden and Burgeses.
section, 2. The officers and paid
employees of the fire department. OF
the borough Of Naugatuck, hold
ing office at the time Of the pas
sage of this act, shall not be re-
moved or dismissed from said fire
department, except in compliance
with the provisions Of Section One
of this act"
TO become a member Of the fire
company a person shall be not less
than 81 more more than As years
of age, must be q resident and
legal voter Of the borough, Of good
moral character, and able to read
and write the English language.
A packed house Is expected at
the melting Tuesday night in anti
cipation Of action on the appoint-
ment.
May Wear Robes
That borough court judges may
sometime in the future don robes for
their appearance IN court here Is
far from an imposibility now. At
the meeting Of state judges held
in Hartford yesterday, Chief JUS
tice Maltbie. stressed that there are
no more minor" courts in the state,
that such courts as here are "muri-
cipal courts. The judges Of such
courts are entitled to wear robes
If they so desire.
Judge Thomas r. Neary and Dep
uty Judge George A. Kelly attend
ed the session yesterday afternoon.
Funeral Of Mrs. Hubbell
The funeral Of Mrs. Letha May
eNeedham) Hubbell, IS, 80 Sweeney
street, wife Of Union City Postmas-
ter Frederick William Hubbell. who
died Sunday at st. Mary's hospital,
Waterbury, was held this afternoon
at 1880 at the Anderson funeral
home, POI Meadow street. Rev. Ar
thur F. Lewis, rector Of st. Mi
chael's Episcopal church, officiated.
Burial will be in Grove cemetery at
the convenience of the family.
In Hospital
Michael j. Dugan, well-known
Cherry street resident, is a patient
at st. Mary's hospital, Waterbury.
Junior Tournament
The Naugatuck Junior basketball
tournament will get under way at
the local Y. M. G. A. Thursday night
at 7 o'clock. Seven teams have en-
tered and a good tourney Is expect
ed. The first games will be: o.,
clock, Prospect VS. Diamond Juniors;
TO: Seals VS. st. Francis; $40, Cubs
VS. Hop Brook. The Aces drew
bye for Thursday night.
The latest team to enter was St.
Francis with Johnny Furin as cap
tain, John Braziel, John Borgnais,
Howard Dunn, william Dunn, Joe
Madden, Robert Burns, John Mac
Dermott, Anthony Ponpano, and
Robert Scarlon. The Seals have
Jack Lent as captain, George o.
Donnell, Robert Painter, Charles
Roland, John Powell, Fred Clay and
Fred LaWton. Prospect with Jonn
Cienkus as captain, Mike Kloc, Ed
ward Kogut, Billy Paterson, Alex
Mezzo, Richard Loman, Walter Bic
leskie, James Zonino, Walter Prey
bylowski, Harry Sobienanski, Rob
ert McDermott, Coach and Harry
Swiderski, manager. Hop Brook,
with AL Poscavage as captain, Ed
ward Adamski, Stanley Gniazdow-
ski, Eugene Reilly, Elmer Banno.
Joseph zdanowicz, Eugene Fataek,
James Grant, Joseph Krause, Jo-
seph Tomkawich and PUaul Beard
sley as coach.
The Diamond Junior with Eugene
Massa as captain, Lawrence DOM
irlic, Fred Durkin, Leonard Man
CINE, Bill Sullivan, Jack Stinson,
Fred Zonino, Norman LaFontane,
and Tow Rawley as coach. The
Aces with John Carnaroli, Mill Nor
ton, Francis Ruccio, Louis DeCosta,
Kenneth Churchill, Anthony Tan
gredi, Ray Dcmiano, Ernest zuc-
carelli, John Summa, Tony Nardello.
and Lem Creddo as coach, and Ed
ward Mariana as manager. The Y
Cubs with Don Crosby as captin,
Tommy Heating, Phillip Mallane,
Billy Wojack, Red Dolan, Bobby
Kelly, Don Schopp, Chester Ca
plicld and John Haigh as coach
and Sammy Dennis as manager.
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