The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-14
1 BRISTOL | Scout Court Of
 Honor Announced
Judge Jennings Is Chairman Watch Stolen From Home
 Is Found Later Lying on Veranda

Charles B. Riley, president of the Bristol Council of the Boy Scouts of America, announced his new court of honor yesterday and committees. | The following men comprise the Court of Nor, that body that passes on the qualifications of scouts for merit badges: Chairman, Judge New ell Jennings, William R. Bowes, William l.. Gafferty, William Towle, William DeRosier, Joseph M. Don- ovan. Joseph F. Dutton, Keith Gra- ham, Morton Ingraham, Dr c. J. Moore, Dwight J. Mercy, and Judge William J. Malone.
 Other committees appointed were as follows: Executive committee, Charles. B. Riley, chairman; Stephen M. Wells, Louis A. Wheeler, A. H. Breckbill, Harry c. Barnes, Mayor | W. Raymond Crumb, Ray w. Geeno, Frederick G. Hughes, Edward In- graha, Judge s. Russell Mink, Rev | William P. Lafin, Dewitt Page, Charles T. Treadway, William P. Calder, Ray K. Linsley, Morton G. Treadway, Irving J. Wasley, Newell Jennings, Judge William J. Malone, Frank Merrill, J. Ernest Andrew, Karl A. Reiche. pr Ralph A. Rich- ardson and Charles N, Gordon. | | Clader, chairman; Walden c. Pur- rington, troop organization commit tee; Ray K. Linsley, Emile H. Funk, and Willard A. Hough; leadership training committee, Morton c. Tread way chairman; J. F. Cox, w. w, Heartz and Daniel Davis. Camp committee, Frank Merrill, chairman; Townsend G. Treadway, Robert c. Abbott, Carl E. Carlson, Ralph Armstrong, Sessions Wells, Hilary Driscoll, Ray. Coleman, Peter A. Cawley, Edward Cole, A. J. Nell son, Fred Scudder, and John J. kiel- man.
 Civic service committee-J. Ernest Andree, chairman; Roger S. Newell and Charles R. Anderson.
 Reading committee-Karl A. Reich, Charles l.. Wooding and Rev Francis T. Cooke.
 Health and safety committee-Dr Ralph A. Richardson, chairman; William J. Tracy, Frank J. Large, Dr Alexander BothMell, pr Paul A. Park, Carl Mason and Ray Tucker.
 Publicity committee-Roscoe Ses- sions, Clarkson Barnes and Thomas A. Tracy.
 Directors to Meet
 The board of directors of the Bris- tol Chamber of Commerce will hold q meeting at 12 o'clock to-day in Miss Fuller's restaurant in the Ma lone building. Committees will make reports and 1t is possible that some committees will be elected at the meeting.
 Watch. Returned
 Mystery shrouded the episode of the stolen watch in the home of Frank Vaillancourt of 13 Center street when a few hours after he had reported the wrist watch stolen to .thespolice, the watch was found on the veranda of his home. Vaillan- court reported to the police to-day that the watch had been stolen from his house by some one using askey and shortly after he had made his report of the theft, the watch was found on top of the icebox on his back veranda. Sergeant Daniel Mo- Gillfcuddy, who was Investigating the case is: unable to give any clue, either as to the thief or the manner in which the watch was returned to it's owner.
 Two More Thefts and Burglaries. . In addition to the episode of the watch, the police had cases of an at- tempted break and the stealing of a revolver to investigate to-day.
 Duval Brothers, proprietors of a meat market nDivinitysstreet, here, reported to the police that during the night last nuight, a burglar attempt ed to enter and rob their store but