The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-07-31
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The Welfare Conference Schedule Is Announced
 Committee for Drive

ANtt~AAtGt0 SVnHby AH 4 ulN0ACC AS- ton charging intolerable cruelty on the part of her husband, Alison McCaul, of this city.
 Notice of the action was served on McCaul at the Litchfield county jail where he Is serving a years sentence imposed by Superior Court Judge Ernest A. Ingiis, Sep tember 6. 1892.
 MeCauI. in the company of Harry. Curtis and John Woods were accused of q number of breaks and of receiving stolen goods. While awaiting trial Cur tis and Woods escaped. Curtis was later apprehended and sentenced to state prison. Woods is still at large. A warrant charging McCaul whose term is nearly up, with breaking and entering store in Clayton, Mass, is on file at the office of the sheriff.
 Welfare Conference Schedule
 For Week
 Following is the schedule of the doctors to be in attendance at the child welfare conference next week. Babies and children of pre- school age will be weighed and measured and given a physical ex- animation. The hours are between 2 to D. m.
 Today-Migeon avenue school. Dr. T. J. Danaher.
 Wednesday-East school, Dr. w. J. Hogan.
 Thursday-Riverside school. Dr. Elias Pratt.
 Friday-South school. Dr. W. c. Kennedy.
 Committee Named For Organiza-
 ton Of City Body For Emcr-
 gcncy Drive
 At Q recent meeting of the com. munity committee called by Rus- sell L. Patterson, president of the chamber of commerce, which was held at Conley Inn, 1t was voted that temporary organization committee be named to form a permanent body to carry out Pres ident Roosevelt's emergency re- employment drive.
 This committee, which includes heads of organizations as stipula- ted in the motion, was named as follows: Mayor Ernest E. Novey; Dr. Allan Craig, president of the Rotary Club; Ralph H. Pease, president of the Exchange Club: Attorney John J. Casale, president of the Unico Club; Arthur B. Iff- land, president of the Lions Club; Mrs. John H. Spittle of the Wom- ems Clubs and Russell l.. Patter- son.
 Khoury Funeral Services Held
 Today
 The body of Charles Abraham Khoury, 40, World War veteran, who died at the United States vet crans' hospital in Newington Frl- day, arrived in this city on the train early yesterday morning and was taken to the home of the de- ceascd's brother, John, at 27 Sum- mer street. Among the survivors are MT. Khoury's wife, who was formerly Miss Mary Goodman of Union street, and son, Charles both of Bridgeport.
 The funeral was held from 27 Summer street this morning at 8:15 and at St. Maron's church at 9. Burial was in the new St Francis cemetery. The deceased was accorded military honors.
 Local Knight To Install Officers
 District Deputy Arthur DeMich- iel of the Knights of Columbus will install officers in Winsted this evening and will journey to Litch- fleid to lead the installation.
 Mir. DeMichiel in also in charge of the plans for the Litchfield county clambake which will be held by the Knights of Columbus of Litchfcld county at Canaan on August 20.
 Legion Corps Meeting
 A meeting of the American Le- zion Drum and Bugle Corps will be held this evening at z. Action will be taken on invitations re- ccived by the corps to participate in the annual field day events of the Connecticut Fifers' and Drum- mers' Association in Bridgeport and the old home day parade in East Hampton, both of which will be held next Saturday, August 5. All. members are requested to at- tend. -,..
 Applicants For Auto Licenses
 The following applicants for au- tomobile driving licenses were ex- amined Friday by Inspector Hugh E. Meade: Lawrence LaFrance, 55 Water street: Carmen DiGidanni. 122 Harwinton avenue; Joseph Jankowski. 105 High street; Rob- ert Mcleod. 37 East Elm street, Harold Spcigelhalter. 93 Hoffman street; Walter Beloski, 505 South Main street; Joseph Jobin. 180 French street; Herman Schmidt. 83 Jardon street; Chester Weed, 50 Forest street: Edwin Ryan, II Dewey street; .Gene Perlatto, 4G4 Oak avenue, Clarence Whitney, SC