The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-31

of the death of Steven Barnosky, 16, of Cheshire, due to accident on re-Wallingford road, July 2G, 1881.
 17-Rose garden at Hamilton park arouses national interest and will be part of subject of address by Dr c. Griffin Lewis, head of Syracuse society.
 18-Mrs Anna Lyons, 50, and Mrs Mildred Hoyt of Main street, Oakville, who were found uncon- scious in the formers home, l29 Plank road, yesterday afternoon overcome by gas from accidental causes, are reported recovering. The new dial telephone system will go into effect tonight, Mayor Hayes registering the first call. 20-There was very little con fusion reported over the weekend at start of dial telephone system, thousands of calls registered the first day. This city is reported comparatively free from infantile paralysis, only two cases here. 21-Carl Romas. 62. of 229 Git izens avenue, was fined $10 and costs for beating up a COW, the property of neighbor, In city court to-day.
 22--Alesini Ciarlo, S2. the fourth suspect held in connection with the Sanditz and Traurig bank hold-up, was rounded up in city court this Il. m.
 23-Billy Burke, United states Open Golf Champion. arrived In his native town. Naugatuck. where he is to be feted in honor of his recent victory.
 24-Oswald Wheeler of Walnut street is held on charge of auto mobile homicide in connection with the death on May of Mrs Adel- aide Higgins. Billy Burke was ] presented with a plaque and q gold watch in Naugatuck last night where thousands turned out for parade and banquet at which prominent New York sports writ CTS were present.
 25-Patrick J. Boyce, b5, for many years one of this city's best known printers and prominently identified with fraternal organiza- tions, died this morning after n short illness at St Mary's hospi- tai. Emmett T. Corr, well known resident of the east end, died sud- denly at his home, 475 East Main street, yesterday. .
 27--T'he Beard s c y-Wolcott Manufacturing company Of this city is negotiating for merger with the Electric Manufacturing company of Bridgeport with re- moval of latter company to thls city If deal goes through. 2S-George F.. Tracy, prominent business man, announced to-day | his willingness to run Tor mayor on the republican ticket.
 29--Harold BreZenskl, 20, for- mer resident of this city. son or MT and Mrs James R. Brzenski ot Brooklyn, N. Y. also former well known residents here. was drowned in the Hudson river, bur- ial will take place in this city. Mercury reached 97 to-day at press time as city swelters in heat wave, Mrs Margaret Lane of 19b North Main street, died last night at st Mary's hospital from injuries sustained May 27 when struck by automobile at Cooke and North | Main streets.
 30-An ammonia drum In the Metropolitan Overs and Cleaners plant on Watertown avenue eX- ploded this morning. Charles Go- dlose, 2S, of 130 North Main street one of the employees removed to the Waterbury hospital with pain full and serious injuries.
 31-Mrs Henry A. Hayden, re- gently appointed assistant superin- tendent of the local state free em- ployment bureau, was the guest of honor at u dinner at Lift-the- Latch-Inn at which about 150 wo- men from this city and state were present,