The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-02
TORRINCTON
DEMOCRATS NAME
 LYONS FOR MAYOR
Ticket Selected Last Night Police Start Was
 on Parkers

The town committee, at meet ing held last night. prepared the democratic slate for the coming city election endorsing Timothy J.. Lyons for mayor. For councilmen, the following were selected: Thom- as Stammers. William Farley, John Dzailo and Moses Doyle. Francis Hogan was chosen for town clerk. Anthony w. Telesca's name was not mentioned. James Meara was selected for treasurer. David H. Harris, hardware merchant, was selected for candidate for the board of education. stephen J. .Panik, pastor of the Sacred Heart church, was also mentioned for the position. For selectmen, Thomas Manning and John Metro were chosen. Patrick R. Phalen will again be named for registrar of voters. Daniel Ryan and Howard u. Newbury will be named for as- sessors and Frederick Pastore and Edmond Cadoret to the board of relief. The candidates for consta- bles will be William F. Murphy Anthony j. Beloski, Patrick l.. La cey and Michael khoury being named as grand jurors. The names of those endorsed by the commit tee will be presented to the caucus September 9, The democratic pri- mary will be held on Saturday. September 12.
 Police Begin Campaign Against
 Overtime Parking
 Motorists are warned to observe the parking regulations in the vicinity of the center in the future. for the owners of all cars which are tagged in that section will be required to pay a $2 assessment, the chief of police stated. During last month. no less than l50 cars were tagged for violating the park ing regulations, but all of the cars were allowed to go after being warned. Warnings do not seem to do much good, police officials state and owners of cars still continue to park overtime, Therefore, it has been decided to assess each viola tor the $2 penalty.
 Briefs
 Officer William Oliver of the city police force and family have moved from 63 Hoffman street to 75 East wood road.
 Four Torrington young women, Clar.ce Haney. Dorothy Brothwell Eugenia Bredice and Beatrice Ho- gan are included in the class of 29 who will enter the New Britain hospital training school for nurses on September II.
 Miss Ida Bowlby of 54 Barber street is spending a week at Cham berlain hotel. Fortress Monroe, Va,
 The Red Cross ambulance was called at 2:40 D. m. yesterday to re- move Josephine Soucy from the Charlotte Hungerford hospital to 1Sl Park avenue.
 Miss Letitia Quigley of Iitchfield was the winner of the Miss Litch- field County contest held in con- nection with the Veterans of For eign Wars circus for the past week. Miss Quigley was presented with a Chevrolet sport ear at the circus grounds on Saturday evening. Miss Margaret Carlin of Torrington fin ished a close second and was given a diamond ring. Miss Alice Stev- ems, who took third place. received a wrist watch. Alphonse Basso won the boys' contest and received a bicycle.
 Mrs Virginia Manfrcdi Injured in
 Fall
 Mrs Virginia Manfredi Of l5 Will mot street suffered a fractured hip in a fall at her home on Saturday morning. She was removed tO the Charlotte Hungerford hospital in the Red Cross ambulance shortly before noon.
 Briefs
 Mir and Mrs Charles puttlitz of Lorenzo street have returned from a vacation spent at West Side pond. A regular meeting of Harmony Temple. Pythian Sisters. will take place on Thursday evening at O.. clock in Pyfhian hall, Mrs August Rove and family oI New York city are visiting friend'