The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-01

three of the visiting dlgnltarles.
 Following the addresses series of short motion picture subjects dealing with the following appropri- ate topics were shown: Garden of Childhood" "rommy's Troubles" "Sniffles and Snuffles" and "Conse- quences", all pertaining to the health of children as their titles would indi- cate.
 Seated with the guests were the following gentlemen from this city: Judge Newell Jennings, Judge Ro- ger Newell, Senator Fuller F. Barnes. Dewitt Page, J. F. Andrews. Karl A. Reiche, Philip Geiger, A. H. Breckbill, Frank Large. Thomas A. Tracy. John Murphy and Richard Lambert.
 To Elect Officers.
 Bell City aerie, No 1511, F. O. E., of this city. is to hold its annual election of officers at a meeting to be held on Friday evening, May 8. at the home on West street. At the same time. a Mothers Day class will be initiated, and there will be a program in keeping with the spirit of Mothers day. ..>
 Arrangements will also be made for attending the 25th state conven- ton to be held in Waterbury on June 20, 21. and 22d. The local aerie will participate in the conven- tion parade.
 Youths Bound Over.
 Henry Maslanka. and Victor Dod- zenski, of Terryville, were bound over to the June term of the su- perior court on bonds of $5,O0O each when arraigned in city court this morning before Judge William J.. Malone on three counts of burglary. Unable to furnish bonds, the youths were taken to Hartford county jail to wait trial. They were represent ed by Attorney Morris Robin. of Wa terbury. who waived examination.
 The youths were arrested early Tuesday morning at their home in Terryville, by Chief George F. Buck ley, of that place and Sergeant Daniel J. McGillicuddy. Articles taken from three places were found in their homes.
 Forfcits Bond.
 Terrence Mulhern, of Waterbury, who was arrested the other after noon by Patrolman James Burnson, on a charge of speeding and driving without a license. failed to appear in court this morning and his bond was declared forfeited by Judge William J. Malone.
 Marriage Intentions
 Marriage intentions were filed to- day at the office of the city clerk by Franklin Joseph Fletcher, of 54 Middle street and Melaine Carter Bradley of 38 Goodwin street.
 Dump and Grass Fires
 At 4:45 p. m., Squad A was called to extinguish a dump fire on 10 Lau- rel street. Chemicals were used and the fire was put out without any damage.
 Squad A and Hose Co No 5 were called to Fanway avenue at 6:45 p. m. to extinguish a brush fire. There was no damage.
 Mrs Fritz w. Johnson.
 Mrs Anna E. Johnson. 54, wife of Fritz W. Johnson of 359 Burlington avenue. died at her home at mid- night last Tuesday night. following an illness of three months.
 The funeral was held this after noon at o'clock from the home and at 2:3O from the Swedish Luth- eran church. Rev Planning John son will officiate. Burial was in the Forestville cemetery.
 Mrs Johnson was born in Sweden and came to this country when a girl. On February 21, 1902, she was married to Fritz w. Johnson in Brooklyn and they came to Forest vile to live. Four years ago, they moved to Bristol.
 Mrs Johnson was an active mem- Der of the Swedish Lutheran church. She leaves besides her husband. 8 daughter, Miss Elsa Johnson: three brothers. Rev Nimrod Johnson Ebb, of Burnside. Ia, Rev Oscar Ebb of Tipping, Minn.. and Carl Ebb. of Forestville; three sisters. one of San Diego, Cal, and two in Sweden. and a number of nieces and nephews.