The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-31

jury that deliberated five minutes in superior court this morning. Many from nearby towns and city were out for fall opening last night and continuing to-day and tomorrow.
 17-Dr Charles r. Mcfarland of this city has been appointed con- sulting urologist of the U. $. Vet erans' hospital at Newington. Buell. Heminway of Watertown was in- jured when he was thrown from his horse following the hunt to- day, sustaining fractured collar bone.
 1S--John II. Goss and Thomas F. Moore have been named by Gov ernor Wilbur l.. Cross as delegates to International Recreational Con- gress to be held in Toronto, Canada in october. Frank Salinardi, 20, of Ridge street, was ordered held un- der bonds of $10,000 for creating disturbance in his home on learn- ing of mothers death anG later in police court where he fought shouted and cursed. Deputy Cor oner Smyth in his investigation of the death of Mrs Margaret Lawlor, 67, of Forestville, fatally injured in automobile accident on Cheshire New Haven highway, holds James M. Fox of New Haven criminally responsible.
 19-Aaron A. Benedict will was filed to-day leaving bulk of estate to wife and daughter, extent of es- tate not yet known.
 21---Dr Dennis J. Morley, ordaln- ed at the Holy Ghost Seminary, Ferndale, Norwalk, Saturday, and Rev John Leo German, also or dained there Saturday, celebrated their first solemn high masses yes- terday at St Francis Xavier church and St Patrick's church respec- lively.
 22--Joseph W. Wright, murderer of George Duncan surprised court by pleading second degree murder, Judge Jennings at once delivering the life term in superior court to- day. Rev James Donaher, assistant pastor of St Margaret's church has been transferred to Cheshire where he will act as Catholi- chaplain at the state reformatory and spiritual adviser to Catholic students at Rox- bury. Rev Thomas O'Conneli, as- sistant ut St Patrick's, has been transferred to Meriden.
 23-Rev James T. Butler. assist ant pastor of St Francis Xavier church, has been appointed assist ant pastor of St Mary's Star of the Sea church in New London. An eight year old child, John Me- Mahon of Thomaston. has been re- moved to St Mary's hospital and Is in the respirator, condition report ed very serious.
 24--Rcv F.. A. Moriarty of New Haven has been appointed to suc- ceed Rev James Donaher at St Margaret's church, and Rev James II. Grady succeeds Rev James T.. Butler at st Francis Xavier church among the 33 clerical changes made in this diocese by Bishop Ni- Ian. John McMahon, s year old Thomaston boy who was brought to St Marys hospital died there six hours after he was placed in res pirator.
 25--Joseph De Bisschop of Mar ion, contractor and builder in that place and Southlngton, brother of Charles DeBisschop of this city, was found dead to-day in river near New York City, missing from his home for week and car aban- doned on Vine street in this city. believed that he met with foul play.
 26-Judge r. V. Meyer issued statement prohibiting smoking in city court before or after daily ses- sion, ruling to go into effect to-day. The Chase Park House opened for seasons activities.
 2S--Clty schools opened to-day with incompleted registration, af- ter postponement of three weeks because of infantlle paralysis cpl demic. Police are probing early morning blast yesterday that wrecked home of Joseph Milite. baker residing on Baldwin street extension.
 29-Teachers were named for evening school sessions. which oih-
 n'' open next Monday. The dou-
 .r ieral of Mrs Caroline La- mol. gne and her grandson-in- law Joseph G. Palmer of Water- vile was held this mroning from their home to St Michael's church. An increase in Wilby registration announced In incompleted figures.
 30-W. T. Grant celebrates it's 25th anniversary, has 400 stores in 3S states. Five doctors are busy on