The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-24


 student body for the past three and one-half years and has been em- ployed in the state motor vehicle department.
 Judge Aids Couple Judge s. Russell Mink, of the local court of probate to-day waived the five-day requirement for Czeslaw Swierczynski of Charles street, Ter ryville, and Mary Bronislawa Wo- jewoda, of 12S Tulip street and they were married by Rev George Vartelwski at St Stanislaus church at 9 a. m.
 A week ago. Thursday. the cou- pie applied for a marriage license in Terryville and it wasn't until Fri day that they discovered that the license was not valid in this city. They then took out a second license at the local city hall, and appealed to Judge Mink to waive the five day requirement in view of the pe- culiar circumstances surrounding their case.
 Edward Sozunski was best man ard Jennie Wojewoda, a sister of the bride, was maid of honor.
 Spaghetti Supper
 Arrangements are fast being con- rleted for the spaghetti supper to he served by Compounce tribe, l. o. R. Nj. in the clubrooms in the Red Mems building on Prospect street Thursday night.
 The committee in charge of the affair consists of Lawrence T. Mo- ran, Hyman I. kaplan, Aryid John- son, John Boice and James Marco.
 Claims Committee Meeting
 A meeting of the claims commit tee of the city council will be held Thursday in the city council cham bers at 7:30 at which time many claims will be brought before the committee for approval
 Local Chiefs Suspicious Snare
 Widely Known Bandit
 Due to the suspicious of Chief Ernest T. Beiden, local chief of po- lice, one Arthur Jones, now known as Harry +. Deane, a nationally known bandit and holdup man, was revealed in his true identity as the man who committed two serious hold-ups in the state of Massachu- setts this last spring.
 Jones. as he was known in this city, was convicted of obtaining goods under false pretences and sen- sixty days on May 22. As soon as his sentence is completed he will be turned over to the Massachusetts authorities. County Detective Ed ward Hickey, at the behest of Chief Eelden, came to this city at the times Jones was incarcerated here and secured his fingerprints, sent them to national headquarters and thus discovered that Deane. the mo- torious holdup and the petty crim- inai. Jones, were one and the same man.
 He is want.d for two crimes in Massachusetts, the first holdup committed at Easton, near Boston, when he held up a man and wife after getting ride in their car. In this crime, he forced the two to strip, left their clothing in their car after taking their money and val uables. and then escaped. His sec ond crime was committed at Bridge water where he was involved in a robbery.
 When he was in this city, Jones lived with family named Brown, ard so winning was his surface manner that the daughter of the family had secured a license to mar ry him when he was arrested on the local charge of obtaining money un- der false pretences. When his ar- rest took place, the mother in the Brown family immediately caused all arrangements for marriage to cease.
 Runors Ancnt Cedar Lake
 Dispcllcd
 Rumors have been going the rounds In this city to the effect that fhh In Cedar lake to the north of the city are dying of diphtheria and the lake has been closed by health officials for the rest of sum ner.
 This rumor is absolutely untrue. according to Dr B. B. Robbins. To. ca! helth officer. He states that the owners Of cottages on this popular lake need have no fear Of remhin. ins there this simmer The truth of the matter is that many fish are dying ih the lake but not of dlpb. tiierla aH was reported. According Q the state Ash and game eommIs. sl0nsr, the fsh are dying of lack Of OxygeH due s0 the low water period pnd there is DO danger Co human einEE from this A0uree, Ii WAS AiisP a conference with the fish and