The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-14
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 [. The Rev Frank F. Jordan, s7, Of 421 Riverside avenue, resident 'of Torrington for 43 years and retired Congregational clergyman, died yesterday at the Charlotte Hungerford hospital at 5:50 q. m. He was confined to his bed for over month. Death was due to the infirmities of old age.
 MT Jordon was born in London. England in 1845, the son of Thomas Jordon, a carpenter. In 1871 he was married to Miss Lucy Bald win in Derby. The couple moved to Bedding where MT Jordon &C., cepted pastorate. After leay- ing there, MT Jordan served as pastor in Roxbury. South Britain, Guilford and Stony Creek for vari- ous periods. From Stony Creek he came to Torrington in 1889 where he served as pastor of the First Congregational church in West Torrington for three years. He then retired from the ministry.
 MT and Mrs Jordan observed their 61st wedding anniversary on February 14. of this year and a family dinner was held in honor of the event. Surviving Mir Jor- dan are his wife. who is 87: six children, Mrs Grace Andrew of North Woodbury, Mrs George C. Ives of Litchfield, Albert Jordan of Portland, Ore, Walter Jordan Of Westfield. Mass, and Mrs E. Doo- little and Mrs Anna J. Lehman, both of Torrfngton; half sister. Mrs A. J. Crossor1 of Merjden; a half brother. Edwin J. Jordan of Stamford; 12 grandchildren and Il great grandchildren.
 The funeral will be held from the Tomkins funeral home on Wa ter street tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev HI. Burt, pastor of the West Torrington Congregations al church will sofficiate. Burial will be in the Hillside cemtery. The funeral home will be open for the convenience of friends this evening from 7:30 to g.
 90 Admitted to Citizenship
 Thirty-six new citizens were made at the naturalization session of the superior court in Winstcd yesterday. Most of the applicants were from this city The delegates were accompanied by Registrars Patrick Phalen and Robert Reid. Judge E. Dickenson was on the bench and Examiner Elmes of, New Haven conducted the examinations. Only two of the applicants. one, from Torringtpn. were continued for depositions or for further study. The local men and women made an excellent showing. A large Amer ican flag. recently acquired was displayed in the courtroom.
 Young Man Arrested
 Angelo Peretti. 19. was bound over to the next term of the su- perior court for this county when arraigned in city court yesterday on a statutory charge involving 14-year old Mildred Hrobon. who. as reported in 'yesterday's Demo- crat. disappeared from her home Sunday. Mildred was arraigned in the juvenile court and sen- tenced to Long Lane farm in Mid- dletown. Bonds were fixed ct $5.. 900 in Peretti's case. According to the local police. Angelo and Mildred attended q moving picture performance Sunday afternoon. af- ter which they spent the night at an overnight camp and then spent Monday night fin hotel.
 Mclaughlin Case N0Iied. Q
 James Mclaughlin. aged 20. of 220 East Main street Of this city was granted noiIc on payment of costs amounting Co e5 when nrraianed in city court yesterday morning. He was arrested by of- ficer Earle nlcrce aftor the accused passed a rod light at tho corner of Water and rroapeof sireeis,