The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-28
TORRINCTON
MUSICAL COMEDY
 PROVES SUCCESS
Held Under Church Aus- pices-Red Cross
 Passes Goal

A three-act musical comedy farce, "The Big Show of Life" di- rected by Leo J. Roy with music by Charles Millard's Hartford club, was held under the auspices of the Sacred Heart church at the Sacred Heart school auditorium last night. The audience was one of the larg- est to witness a show by local tal- ent. There were at least 700 pres ent. It proved to be one of the best entertainments of the season here and was appreciated by the grateful audience.
 The musical numbers proved es- pecially popular and the soloists are deserving of the highest praise, also the bell-hops, chorus girls and others who helped to- make the show a huge success. The show on the whole went over with a bang, there being nothing anna teurish about it. Carl Laas made a big hit with the audience. The play is a credit to the young men and women of the Sacred Heart parish, to Leo Roy, director, to the executive committee and to all who helped to put the show over.
 Red Cross Passes Goal
 The Red Cross annual roll call, which was scheduled to end We'd nesday night, has gone over the top with a total of SUCCEED. The goal was $1,90O. Enrollments are still being received by many friends of the Red Cross who have not had the opportunity to meet any of the canvassers. Subscriptions are still coming in over the mail. Many canvassers who have been prom ised enrollments are returning to the homes of the prospective mem- bers and will continue to do so un- til tomorrow. All collections will end tomorrow.
 Driver Fined Following Accident
 William Hubby of Norfolk was arraigned before Judge Charles Roraback in city court yesterday on a charge of reckless driving and pleaded guilty and was fined $50 with costs of $11.40, a total of $61.40. Hubby was arrested Sun- day night by Officer Emil Elsen- sohn following an auto accident on the Torrington- Winsted road in which four persons were injured. According to the police Hubby was driving north on the Winsted road when his car hit the soft shoulder on the right side of the road, sweryed over to the left side of the road, struck a rock ledge and turned over. Eugene Beach Of Winsted suffered rib fractures and contusions in the mishap; MT and Mrs Stephen Ferency of Torrington received several cuts and bruises on the face and head.
 One of the other cases was heard in city court yesterday-Frank Brown of the Newfeld road being arranged for breach of peace. He pleaded guilty and was fined SIG with costs of $9.40. Q total oi $19.40. It was alleged that he was asked to leave a dance al Agard's dance hall. but used abu- sive language. Officer Anthony Barbieri made the arrest.
 Alleged Chicken Thiefs Arraigned Francis Siddell and Clyde l. Ballard of North Elm street, of this city when arraigned in the superior court in Litchfeld pleaded guilty to a charge of stealing chickens from Andrew Krucker of Gosher on November 7th, and was sen fenced to 60 days in jail by Judge Alfred Baldwin. The two had beer bound over to the superior court from the Goshen court under bond! of $1.000 each.
 Court Washington, F. of A held a regular meeting in the Soutf Prospect hall last night at O. clock.
 John Gowan of Eastwood roat has entered the Brooklyn hospi tai for further treatment.
 Representatives Francis Hogar of Torrington and Thomas Martin