The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-20

Auto Accident
 The case of Lorenzo FiglieSi of Pullen avenue, Oakville, who is charged with violation of the rules of the road, is to be heard in borough court tomorrow morning. He was arrested about 4:45 yester- day afternoon by Patrolman Will fred Evon, after a car he was driv- ing collided with two parked cars on Church street in the shopping sec- tion.
 According to police, the Oakville man said his car wheel locked and the car out of control hit the other two cars. One of these cars was owned by John Minicucci, local barber.
 Although considerable damage was done, nobody was reported hurt.
 To Start Vacation Lieutenant James Cuddy of the local police force will start his annual two-weeks vacation tomor- row.
 III at Home
 Patrolman Timothy Reardon Is convalescing at his home on City Hill street, where he is confined by illness.
 Couple Honored
 A party was held recently at Hibernian hall for MT. and Mrs Andrew Evans of German street the occasion being their 35th wed- ding anniversary. The couple were presented with purse and other gifts. About 150 guests, from Wat erbury, Seymour, Ansonia, Derby Shelton, Bridgeport, Stratford, Irv- ington, N. J. and Naugatuck attend ed. A supper was served and dancing was enjoyed with an orchestra furnishing music. Mrs. John Ruzin- kovich and Miss Betty Evans were hostesses and Edward Bednar ano John Kosarko were toaStmasters. Fund Grows A donation of $50 to the Charles T. Mccarthy Student Aid fund ot the Naugatuck Rotary club ha! been received recently from mem. Der of the family of the late MT Mccarthy. Nearly $20,000 in con tributions to the fund has been re ceived in three years and the clul will be pleased to receive additiona contributions. The fund has helpet two young men to complete thei college courses and is now aiding third student.
 To Speak Here
 F. E. Linder of Winnipeg, Canada ely-traveled lecturer, will lee ture in Pythian hall on Saturda, and Sunday. His subject Saturda. will be, Behold The Man, and tn, talk will start at ' p. m. Sunda, he vii speak at p. m. his subjec being, Speak Comfortably fo Jerusalem. The spublic is invited Game Tomorrow
 The St. Francis T. A. B. softbal team will face St. Peters of Bridge port tomorrow afternoon at Rec reation field at 2 o'clock, 1t being game in the semi-finals of tn state church league.
 Undergoes Operation
 Miss Peggy Harper of Melbourn, street, who underwent an operation yesterday at the Waterbury hospital is reported as well as could be ex pected.
 Shower Held A miscellaneous shower was helt at the home of Mrs. J. Arthur Dur of Sweeney street Wednesday nigh for Miss Margaret Gilbert of Mill vile avenue, whose wedding tt Ernest Parker of Montreal, Canad; vii take place Oct. IT.
 Returns Here
 Miss Irene L. Squires, Naugatucl Chamber of Commerce secretar, who has been patient at the Wat. erbury hospital all summer, has re turned to the borough and is con valescing at the home of friends. BARRIERS HONOR JOSEPH DE PAOLA
 State Barber Examiner Joseph N DePaola of Meriden, who ha spoken in this city on several oc. casions, was named fifth vice president of the National Associa ton of Boards of Barber Examiner at the annual convention in De