The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-31

launched the Mutual Aid Clothing drive.
 Ii-Miss Mary R. Hillard, %, founder and hendmlsfreas of West. over school tn Middlebury. and one of the most outstanding preparA- tory school educators in this coun- try. died after a brief illness.
 12-Daniel c. Sullivan, we'll known Watertown druggist, turned the tables on three hold-up band its who entered his store last night. shooting and seriously wounding William Robinson, 22 of this city.
 13-Ray E. Munger, 57, of 70 Randolph avenue, was painfully hurt to-day in an automobile ac- cident on the Watertown- Oakville highway. Mrs Frederick S. Chase headed local delegation to the 12th annual convention of the Connec- ticut League of Women Voters In New Haven to-day.
 14-Frederick $. Chase. E. O. Goss and John A. Coe, prominent copper and brass manufacturers of this city. were honored at the 12th annual meeting of the Copper and Brass Research Association in New York, MT Chase elected a vice president, and MT Goss and Mir Coe named to the board of direc- tors.
 1.-The identity of the hold-up men in the attempted hold-up last week of Sullivan's drug store in Watertown is still delayed as the wounded man, William Robinson, at the Waterbury hospital refuses to tell who his pals are.
 1.-The identity of all four bandits who attempted to hold up the Daniel G. Sullivan drug store in Watertown last week has now Leen established. those in addition to William Robinson, wounded, be- ing Domenick Giglio, 35, of 102 Locust street, Michael Stance. 27, In custody of the local police, and the fourth reported to be Ernest Ladd, alias Bugs Moran.
 1S-Violent rain storm accom- panied by wind visited city to-day, schools closed during the morning session because of storm. Miss Louise BullSley Dillingham; was ap- pointed by trustees of Westover Mary R. Hillard as headmistress at the school.
 19-Firoence Eccles was op- pointed court stenographer for the Waterbury court to succeed her sister, Mrs Ethel c. Eccles Minst who resigned to-day. Mayor Frank Hayes issued a proclamation to- day concerning Waterbury Day which will be observed in city to- morrow.
 20-A band of Indians including the most prominent chiefs of the Sioux nation arrived in the city to-day from Pine Ridge reserva- tion in South Dakota, and will be quartered at the Beacon Valley fair grounds. Stores were crowded to-day for Waterbury Day, a large number of sales reported by mer- chants.
 21-Frank McEvoy, 31. of 461 Cooke street, was in serious con- dition in St Mary's hospital to- day the victim of brutal assault, found unconscious in an alley way on Scovill street.
 22-The report of the appraisal of the estate of the late John O. Bricn of this city represents It's value at $76,392.44, life annuity left to widow, with bulk of estate put in trust for three children. i
 24--A band of 25 Sioux Indians in full regalia from Pine Ridge re- servation in South Dakota, attend ed the 12:15 mass at the Sacred Heart church yesterday. A big rally was attended by the demo- cratic women of this city at the Hotel Elton last night in which the Honorable Mary Norton, congress woman from New Jersey, was the principal speaker.
 25-The will of the late Mary R Hillard, headmistress at Westovei school, was admitted to probate court to-day, the appraisal of es- tate to be filed later. Clair l.. Hol- lister of Circuit avenue, of the Packard Bridgeport Motor Com pany was accidentally shot and seriously wounded while hunting near Danbury yesterday.
 26--In a civil action in common pleas court to-day foreclosure of q $50,000 mortgage on the machinery and equipment of the Princeton Rayon Corporation of Watertown, was asked to-day, Cleveland con cern bringing action to recover on interest payment due September 20.
 27-Edward P. Sharkey. 52, an employe of the New Haven road, was instantly killed this morning while riding in . coal car which collided with another, dying in- stantly from broken neck. Clair L. Hollister, prominent local busi- ness man, who was badly injured from gunshot wounds while hunt Ing Monday, died last night at the Danbury hospital where he has been since the accident. Mrs Sarah Maria (Judson) Trumbull. 100 years of age, widow of Lyman Trumbull died this morning at her home. 70 Franklin street, after q long illness; she was 100 last Oc- tober 16.
 2S-Two fatal accidents occurred yesterday. Herbert B. Winchester. an employe of the Connecticut Light & Power company, sustained injuries resulting in his death this morning when he fell from the second floor of his home. 19S Frost road, while adjusting a window screen; John Hosko, 45, of A Pearl street. was hit by m automobile and died at St Mary's hospital 15 minutes later.
 29-Dr Wilbur Moore was ap- pointed medical examiner for the town of Cheshire according to an- nouncement of Coroner John T.. Monazni