The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-31
jANUaRY

bank stock in the city Giipcrt fat- fefson, S6, of 10 Brighton street, who came from Torrington recent ly to reside here, was found dead in his garage this morning. aeafn
 4-Mayor Frank Hayes was in- augufated this morning for his second term of oniee, sworn Tn Dy his uncle. Attorney Edward Eeery, other city officials. also sworn in.
 ..5-Miss Frieda M. Burke. 36, former local resident of Aurora street, met q tragic death, either acc cidental or suicidal, in fall from 18th story of the Lewis Tower building in Philadelphia where she was associated as director of the Modern Graphic Art exhibit; ahe had spent the Christmas holidays with her sisters In this city.
 C-An elderly man, believed to be Arthur J. Gould, formerly of Somervilie, Mass; was found dead this morning in the yestibuie of St Johns church, death due to heart attack. Mrs Lucy Ann Fairbanks Ellis, age S5 years, widow of the late George Nelson Eils. proprietor mother Of Judge Arthur Y. Els, formeriy of this city, died at tho home of Judge Eils in Litchfield where she made her home for the past eight years. John J. Walsh Mas re-ciecaed president of the board of education for his fifth term.
 1 7r-Three daring burglaries were committed during the night. net ting tho parties only $5O in cash, William J. Dunphy's drug store at East Main and Welton streets, the Ideal Pharmacy on North Main street, and the Eagle Lunch at 480 Weat Main street, the places brok- en into.
 s~-Thc second public perform ancc of the Little Thcater. The Truth About Biayds''. was success fully presented last night at the Waterbury Women's Club and will be repeated tonight.
 9--An. inventory of the estate of t..e yIntc ThomGs Kelly. one of the city's best known and prominent e..izens, was filed for probate to- day, totalling $130.409.62 by ap- praiscrs.. Plans were discussed at meeting of prominent citizens for a community Choir Festival in this city in February for the benefit of the unemployed. 7
 u-Charles w. Curtiss. 50, Q native of Southington, who came to this city three months ago to net as president and general manager of the Waterbury Clock Company, died after brief illness of angina pcctoris.
 12--Miss Rose Clarllin. prom incnt in civic, fr;ternal and church affairs, was named assistant to per- sonal tax collector George Stokes, filling vacancy left by the death few months ago of Mrs Alice R. Mooney. &
 13---Mild weather predominates and mercury rises to-day to 65, re- 2, cord warm weather for January. Elcdgar ThQfnpson.i a. was sentence cd to States prison for from one tU three years, and two companions s Arthur Goudrolt. 22. and Joseph LaCroix. 22. given rcformatory sentences, when they pleaded gull { ty to charges breaking and enter { jng.
 f4--Mild spring weather con| tinues, thermometer registering close to seventy to-day Li the sun. Mrs Bessie Keefc, so-called card psychic. of this city. was brought : into court to-day with charges of spreading false runlors about local banks, her case continued for sixty E days. with | warning from the < dgc concerning the seriousness of the Offense. Benedict l.. Haus- Gorf, 75 years of age, well known aId respected citizen for 35 years. died ut his home. 194 Hillside avenue tlsis morning.
 15--John Dciinkaitis, 37. of 25 Epyth Leonard street, was held c;.minally responsible in coroner's l,c1ring for the death of John vietkus of Wclinnd avenue. and tiic wOunding of kyitkus' wife. 10sh of whom Dclinkaitis shot on December IF.
 iG-Tl,c first official statement a;i.l!ning work achieved by the re- { liver for the Merchants Truit ' C mpany was issued to-day by Y;lninas F.. Moore. who states q satisfactory condition at tho bank .th promise of safety and security cf all dcpositors.
 iS-Among tho uncommonly < l;.rge list of deaths In the city over t.ie weekend were Sergeant John 4 ir Bowling, veteran member Of the police department for over 34 years, at St Mary's hospital this corning: Harry Wclton of old .cction of the city. at his home on y,olcott street: and Miss AnnabelIc s Cassidy. wclr known in business. Z fraternal and musical circles. at her home, Park Place, after q two { weeks illness.
 19--John Hurley. 7e. pioneer { Thonlaston resident. died as Q re- suit of injurieS received in fall down elevator shaft of Seth Thomas Clock compcny. s
 20--Wilson Miller. q musician, of Ock street. who was seriously siil- jurcd last August 12 when car in which he was riding with group sf musicians. overturned on trolley tracks in Hartford, has brought suit ..against the Connecticut Com- pany for $20.000.
 21--Mayor Hayes. commissioners and police representatives attend- cd the funeral to-day of, the late sergeant John r. Bowling at the
 glmaculnte Conception church. l s2--Nick DamicO,i 55. of 72 Hpcr-
 street, wns badly injured to-day
 result of being crushed by col x r Sing. embankment while at work
 tr the North plant of the Con-
 lticut Ligh. and Power company
 JacikSon street. William Parker, 6S. of Fl |M{nhan street, died to-day as q result of automobile accident Moh- 1sy when struck by. automobile as ] he was walking along Thomaston #t venue near Waterville.
 ] 25--As a result Of attempts to iurglarze residents of Hillside and Pine street sections &superii. .tendent of Police Mclean has Issued orders doubling number /of po1i 'e fn that section. -Archbishoprelect John e, Murray. former Roman Catholic bisiicp of the. Portland, Maine dio- ccse. and previous t6s that auxiliary blahop of the Hartf0rd diocese. NrTyyesa so ~ ~ ;oSaa pn mhsrs ns ~ X1lA Zsrill n& inGfa Iladl fo I'm d rrhsu aa