The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-26

Charles skridulis, Sl, Pond Hill, was fined $l00 by Judge Thomas Neary in borough court this morn- ing, The defendent was charged with operating an auto while un- der the influence of liquor,
 Skridulls was arrested Saturday night by Police Chief John J. 0orm- lev and Patrolman George Smith, He was arrested in Pond Hill, near his home, SkriduliS was represent ed by Atty, James P, Sweeney. Judge Neary later remitted $50 of the fine,
 Herbert Fray, 2l, oxford, charged with violating the road rules, was fined $lo, He was arrested sun day night by Fatrolman George Smith,
 Paper Collection
 Only 10 and one-half tons of pa. per for salvage was collected on tne east side of town Monday, c. Arthur Pager, paper salvage committee chairman, said this morning,
 The above figure does not repfeS sent the total collection, for school children took Q large amount ot paper to schools and when this IS sold Naugatuek will get credit for It, MT. Pager pointed out,
 The west side of town, including homes and stores, were being GOV. cred today by street department trucks, Naugatuek's quota for the drive Is 80 tons.
 A New Haven man collected with out permlsslon from residents on SurtiSs street early Monday, MT, Pager said. Tho license number of his car was taken and the committee chairman plans to consult Police Chief John J. dormley to see what steps can be taken to prevent thls man from doing the same in the future,
 The junk dealer did not have per mission of the owners to take the paper and tho borough will lose credit for 1t, Mir Fager said, He believes 1t Is the same man who came here during the last collection and preempted paper intended for the local salvage collection,
 Night School starts
 Local evening school classes got underway Monday night in three schools, Three subjects, compton,. etry, shorthand and typing, arc bee ing taught in high school eommer- elAl classes and Mrs. Gertrude S, Madigan, night school director, said she has received requests for classes In basic mathematics, vocabulary and slide rule instruction. If more register for these classes they will be started immediately, Mrs. Madl- gan said,
 The Amerleanisation classes will be hold Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 2 to 0;30 D. m, It had been considered holding them Thursdays instead of Wednesdays but the latter day was chosen be. cause some wanted to do shopping Thursday evenings.
 Teachers Monday night were: High school, Mrs. Edith Honan, Miss Margaret O'Toole, Mrs. Minnie Baxter and Miss Louise demini: Hop Brook, where e third Amori. canization class is held, Mrs. Ed- ward Mccarthy.
 Fairly good registration was TO. ported at classes Monday night and on increase Is expected later in the week,
 A sewing class will open at the high school Wednesday night and it Will also meet Friday nights from to e;So. Miss Dorothy Moss will Do instructor.
 The condition of Victor Durkus. Highland avenue, former local bur. 5eSs, Is considerably improved, He w . patient ct Waterbury hospital ana expects to return home late this week.
 Private First Glass Antonia Lones SS brother Of George Lopes, ii2 0hurch street, has been awarded tho qood Conduct medal for exemplary behavior and efficiency. He has beei, ln the Army 70 months and i7 months of this time has been spent m the Southwest Pacific area, He was employed by the Benrus Watch Company, Waterbury, prior to en- toring the service,
 Farewell Party
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