The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-13
TORRINCTON
TO
 HOLD PET SHOWS
All Scheduled for Friday Two Cars Hit By
 Truck

one or the special events of the city playgrounds season is the pet show. which will be held this com ing Friday. There will be show at each area.
 It is as follows: Fuessenich Park. 1O:30 a. m.; Besse Park, p. m; at East school 2:30 p. m.
 There will be five prizes, all rib bons, fer each of the areas, for the following things: best kept dog, best kept cat, tiniest pet, most unusual pet, friendliest pet.
 The judges at Fuessenich Park will be: Miss Aroine $. Clarke, supervisor of recreation of thisi city, and Miss Ann Kodak; at Besse Park Miss Clarke and August Ben Ben venuti; at East school, Miss Clark and Miss Clara Mills. A picture of the pets at each place will be taken.
 The musical sessions at the play grounds are proving very interesting in which the children are taught to sing songs by lisening to them on the victrola. Besides this a rhy- thmic band of 40 pieces is being or sanized at each area. Walter Whit ney is in charge of the musical ses- sions which are held as follows:
 Tuesday afternoon, Besse Park; Wednesday morning. Fuessenich Park; Wednesday afternoon, East school.
 Much progress is being made by the handcraft classes, which are be- ing conducted by Miss Marjorie Besse pond, on Tuesday afternoons at East school Tuesday morning at Fuessenich Park.
 Miss Margaret Dunn, who under went an appendicitis operation sev- eral months ago. will return to her duties as playground instructor on July 20, taking the place of Miss Clara Mills, who has been Substitut- ing for her.
 In addition to it's other activities this season, the city recreation de- partment is sponsoring 13 baseball teams of two leagues, which play at Fuessenich Park, and tennis club of 65 girls.
 Failed to Grant Right of Way
 Stanley kozlowski, IS, charged with failure to grant the right of way, was granted nolle on payment of costs, in the city court Satur day.
 Kozlowski was arrested several days ago after his car collided at the corner of Reechwood and Cen tral avenues with a car operated by Ralph Ruwet of the city engineer ing department.
 Two Cars Hit by Truck
 Two cars, which were parked near r. U. Wadhams feed store on East Main street Friday, were damaged when they were hit by truck which were travelling west on East Main street. according to report on file at police headquarters.
 The truck was driven by Peter George of Hoffman street. and the cars were owned by Santo Tedesco, 348 Oak avenue and Har wod Almas, IFS French street, all were damaged.
 It was investigated by Officer Domenic Tremp of the Torrington police force.
 Breveties.
 Mrs Lulu Tiefenbow of Torring- ton is a patient at the new hospital in Canaan.
 MT and Mrs R. C.. Hermann of College avenue visited Howe Cav erns at Cobbleskill N. Y, this past week.
 A. R. Krause of 188 Hoffmann street, spent the weekend in Bos- ton and returned yesterday with his wife and daughter, Priscilla, who had been spending a weeks vaca- tion there.
 Mrs Eugene Donnell and son, Robert and Jack O'Donnell, Jr, are spending several weeks with their uncle, Henry S. Mansfield, at "The Pine" in Huntington, MT O'Donnell spent last week there with his fam lily.
 Mir and Mrs John O'Donnell have returned to this city after spending two weeks in Huntington.