The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-11

tea, music, dances and lunch con, in addition to a variety of booths.
 Court Cases
 Thomas Connolly, 62, of Roch- ester, N. r., was given 8 30-day jail sentence suspended in borough court today on charge of intoxi- cation. Sentence on g. charge of committing 8 nuisance, was suS- pended. He was arrested last night by Patrolman Wilfred Evon.
 Sentence wah suspended in the case of William Graham of 66 School street, who was charged with breach of the peace and in- toxication. He was arrested yester- day afternoon by Patrolmen Ray mond Carlson and George Kogut. Judge Thomas Weary presided.
 Sell Property
 Frank and Catherine Brennan have sold 8 house and lot on Bridge street to Mary E. Laguna, according to warranty deed filed recently at the office of Town Clerk Raymond J. St. John.
 Wedding Intentions
 Louis Backlund of 39 Central avenue and Jennie Dipchinski of 46 Main street, Beacon Falls filed wedding intentions recently at the office of Town Clerk St. John
 K. of c. Plans
 Arrangements for participation by Ojeda Council, Knights of Colum- bus in the exemplification of third degree to be conducted in Seymour on Sunday, Oct. 20, were made at the meeting of the local council last night. District Deputy Louis V Driscoll of Seymour was present to further the arrangements and spoke at length on proposed activities of the order in the district for the winter months.
 The committee in charge of the clambake to be held in Osborne's glen for Knights and their friends next Sunday made a very favorable report on the sale of tickets, tand members of the various Sub-com- mitteeS were announced.
 The grounds committee includes John D. Cullinane, chairman, Den his J. Linskey, James T. Foy, Pat rick H. Began, Patrick E. Scully Emmett Monahan, Joseph Neal and Barney Van Ness; refreshment com mittee, Richard T. Parkinson, chair man, Pierce, Cesper, James Don- nelly, William J. Barrett, John J Carey, Andrew O'Toole; sports com mittee, Joseph E. Talbot, chairman John T. Delaney, William F. Thurs ton, Edward Butler, Thomas E Gunnoud, Joseph w. Lengvel, Wil- liam F. Lester, Joseph A. Narnon Norman J. Schaffer, Joseph E. Cas- ey, Emmett Monahan.
 Transportation will be arranged for those who have not made other arrangements, the committee ir charge being: John J. Mccarthy chairman, Albert H. Benz and Fran. cis J. Scully. Those resiring trans portation will meet with the mem bers at the council rooms Sunday morning at 10 o'clock or arrange with this committee, should they wish to leave at later hour.
 Trip Enjoyed
 The Oytokwa group of Campfire Girls participated in an overnight bicycle trip recently to Cheshire staying at the Youth Hostel there Miss Nancy Norton accompanied them.
 The girls going were: Irene Cal lahan, Phyllis Morris. Natalie Hodges, Ada Klein, Evelyn anc Sarah Emery, Dorothy Anderson Patricia Anderson, Polly and Anr Austin. A fine time was enjoyed.
 Meeting Tonight
 Claims that the closing of the Pond Hill and Millville schools is determental to residents of the inner district, as well as to residents of secetions most affected are expect ed to be made at the public protest meeting to be held in the court room tonight at 8 o'clock.
 The session is open to all inter- ested and the public is urged to at- tend. If it is like other meetings held recently by the Pond Hill and Mill vile groups at the Millville library 1t will be far from dull.
 Speakers will address the session and in addition there will be further discussion of conditions resulting from the closing of the schools.
 Albert Mai, chairman of the Mill vile protesting committee. Is expect- cd to preside at the session.
 Many residents of both the Pond Hill and Millvilie sections still feel the board of education made Q mis- take when It ordered the schools closed and further reasons for this belief will be advanced tonight.
 Cleaners Meet
 The Golden Cleaners of the Bea. con Valley Grange met today at the home Of Mrs Elmer Tucker, Beacon NHallana .mAaA