The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-11
Rubber Workers Set For Negotiation To
 Better Conditions
Fifty-fve Per Cent Majority Results From Weekend Election Conducted By State Arbitration Board;
 Contract for Better Wages, Hours Sought
AUGATUCK COrresDOndent: Wm J Baxter-PhOne Naugatuck Ss4b

f1eld'S parents, MT. and Mrs. John O'Donnell of Millville avenue.
 Naugatuck, Nov. 11-Atty. Terence c. Carmody of Fairview avenue, was appointed prosecuting attorney of the borough court by Judge James R. Weary today. Atty. Carmody suc- ceeds Atty. Claremont I. Tolles and was appointed for the balance of the court term. The resignation ot Atty. Tolles was also announced to- day by Judge Weary. Atty. Tolles was named to the prosecuting at- torneyship here last June, shortly after the death of Pros. Atty. James L. Dalton.
 Atty. Carmody is a former Water bury resident. He took the oath of office today and began his duties immediately. The Democrat was ir error last Friday when in a story or the reported appointment, it said Atty. Carmody was a Republican He had been Democrat before coming to Naugatuck and was made a voter here this fall, but has not been active in politics.
 Two House Breaks
 Two breaks by thieves into houses on Park avenue occurred Saturday night, it was learned today from Chief of Police John J. Gormley The homes of Leslie Howard and Edgar Cossette were entered and some things of value were taken from the Howard home. Nothing was taken from the Cossette home.
 The thieves effected entry in both cases by getting through the dining room windows, police said. Police are Investigating now. A series of breaks in the Park avenue section occurred some time ago.
 Suspended Sentence
 Charles Rado, 20, of Coen street was given a six months jail sen- tence, suspended for one year, and was placed on probation in borough court today.
 Judge Thomas Neary explained that last week Rado's case was not nolled on condition he enlist in the army. He said the case was nolled because Rado has already applied to enlist in the army and the court felt If he were accepted, the disci- pline would be good for him. He was not accepted. He had been charged with breaking and entering in the night season, on four counts.
 Judge Neary warned Rado that this is positively his last chance ano urged him to try to make good. He warned he will certainly go to jail if he continues such. crimes.
 Tavern Damaged
 Trouble came in punches Satur- day for Charles White, proprietor of a tavern on Rubber avenue, it was brought out in borough court today About 3:45 Joseph Johnson of Andrew avenue got into an ar- gument at the tavern, White said, and when elected, threatened to get in anyhow. He carried out his threat by kicking out the window of the door and climbing in through the window. White called police and Johnson resisted arrest and was abusive, testimony showed. In court today he was fined $5 and costs of $l3.26 on a breach of peace charge. and sentence was suspended on charges of intoxication. and resist ing an officer, and also on damage to private property. He was placed on probation.
 About midnight Saturday, George DubinSki of Hunters Mountain got into an argument at the same tav- ern and during 1t threw beer glass through the large plate glass win dow at the front of the tavern. In court today he was fined $l and costs of SIPS on an intoxication charge and sentenced on charges of breach of the peace and damage to private property was suspended. Pa- trolmen John Hanley and Beecher Woodside arrested Johnson and Pa- trolman Hanley arrested Dubinski Judge Thomas Neary warned both men if they are brought into court again, they will go to jail.
 A bond of $l0 was called in the case of William Privitis of Nauga- tuck who failed to appear to an- swer charge of intoxication Charles White put up the bond.
 Waterbury Man Fined
 Thomas F. Sharkey. p, of 1855 Watertown avenue, Waterbury was fined $25 and costs of $5 on a charge of reckless driving and a charge of carrying a dangerous wea- pon was nolled. A piece of iron shaped like a gun but without mechanism and the handle of which was like a miniature cleaver, was found in the back of the Sharkey's car, police said. He tod the court this was there when he bought it. He is member of the National Guard. He was arrested by Patrol man George Kogut Saturday.
 Henry w. Russell of 78 Radcliffe Road, Belmont, Mass. was fined $5 without costs on a charge of violat-