The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-10


 Lodge of odd Fellows.
 ! Surviving are her husband and two children, 0ustav and Miss Edith Hanson of Torrington; sister in Chicago and q sister and two brothers In Sweden.
 The body was removed to tho 0leeson nortuary from which place the funeral will lbe held at . tlme to be announced later. Burial will be In the family plot in Hill- side cemetery.
 Motorist ID Be Arralgned John x. Anderson Of LitchfeId was arrested by Motorcycle off, cer Emil Elsensohn last evening, charged with evading responsbii- ity as . result of an accident in Center Square.
 Anderson, 1t is alleged, came out of East Main street and struck Q car owned by Hurbert Padula parked in front of the Meara Brotherg' clothing store. He i'm. mediateiy drove off without stop. ping to ascertain the extent of the damages done. Officer Elsensohn gave chase and overlook tho ac- cueed at the corner Of Litchfield and Prospect streets. He was later released on bond.
 Public Invited to Inspect Hospital
 The public of Torrington and surrounding towns ia cordially in- vited to Inspect the Charlotte Aun. gerford hospital Saturday = Nh. tionai Hospital day. An "opon house" program will be held to mark the celebration of tho anni- versary of the birth of Florence Nightingale.
 Tomorrow evening at 7;45 o'clock Frederick l.. Braman, pres. ident of the board of governors of tho local hospital will speak brief ly from station WTIC on q pro- gram sponsored by the Connecticut Hospital Association, has made the arrangements for the broadcast. lie will act as announcer.
 V. Q. 10. Initiation Sunday About q hundred applicants will Do initiated in Torrington Aerie, Y. o. E., in n Mothers Day class initiation to Do held in odd Fel- lows hall Sunday afternoon, at 2 o'clock. The officers of tho local aerIe will be in charge.
 Harry D. Hammond of Newark, N. J.. past grand trustee, will be the principal speaker. Other nos tables expected to attend arc Dis trict Deputy William F. Kelley of Nhugatuck, State Secretary John l.. Moran of Meriden, Past State President Michael Ferris of Wa terbury and Julius stromlau of Meridon, chairman of the state old age pension committee. . John J. O'Connor, past president of the local aerie and chaplain of the state lodge, is chairman of the committee in charge of the class initiation. Applications for mem- bership may be submitted at an aerie meeting to bo held at the o'clock. The annual election of officers will be held Friday eve- ming at the clubrooms.
 Supper for Scout Campaigners
 The canvassers who are taking part in the campaign for funds to continue Boy Scout work in Tor rington held q meeting in the Ger night at 6:30 o'clock. A supper was served by the Ladies Aid so- clcty of the church. The event marked the opening of the cam. paign. chairman for the campaign in Torrington, acting under the fi- nance committee of which A. w. Burg is chairman. The team cap. tains are James P. Houlihan, Will Hard Thomen, Charles R. Daniels, John J. Hill, Jr, Floyd A. Pearcc, Joseph E. Newbury and Vincent P. Weaver.
 Girl Leaders Elect
 The annual dinner of the Girl Leaders club of the Y. Nj. c. A. was held at Elm Tree Inn in Harmington Tuesday evening. 4 banquet was presented to the rec tiring president, Miss olive Chap man.
 officers for the ensuing term were elected as follows: President. Mrs Clifford Mignerey; vicc-prcsi. dent. Miss Helen schelienberger; secretary. Miss Marion Doyle; troas- urer, Miss Eva Whitney.
 Cards were enjoyed. prize win ners being: bridge, Miss Eva Whit. ney, Mrs Clifford Mignerey and Miss Isabelle Poster: pinochie, Miss Stella signorclli and Mrs Paul Kiambt.
 if. s. Orchestra to Compete
 The Torrington high school or- chestrn will participate in the tsate l music festival and competition in | New Haven tomorrow. About sS students will be in the group which | will leave tomorrow morning in charge of A. W. smith, director.
 Tine festival will be held at Woolsev hall. The local orches- fra will play two contest numbers. expense. This was for printing | handbilis, according to the report Tn Town Clerk Louis Schiller Jr's oilice, Anthony Mariana success ful democratic candidate for treas- | urer, reported no expense.
 Holy Day Celebrated
 Ascension Thursday was ceie- | brafed ln all Catholic churches in | the borough today. Masses were | heard in the various churches. All were well attended. It was n holy. day of obligation for Roman Chth- oiics.
 New Gas station
 Naugafuck will have new gas | station soon. 4 baEn on the o'Brien | property on South Main street is being removed and the land which | has d frontage of 100 feet by 7g | feet on one side and 7i on the | other has been bought by Phillip \ Ufnova and Hnrnard West of Wa l terbury, according fo papers filed | with Town Clerk Louis Schiller. Jr.
 An anniversary requiem mass will be celebrated for the late Mrs Ruth Shea ct Ht Francis church | tomorrow morning at s o'clock.
 All candIdates who will receive the third degree from oieda coun. clI, Knights of Columbus sunday. are reuuaaled hy fioy Bunting.