The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-19

treasurer; Sutherland A. Beckwith candidate for sheriff; Francis w. Hogan, candidate for staet sena. tor; Anthony w. Telesca and At. torney James r. Hogan, candidates for representatives and Probate Judge Richard F. Cooke, candi- date for reelection.
 valente Franconi, s7, of 250 Highland avenue, arraigned before Judge Timothy J. Lyons in city court yesterday, pleaded not guilty to failure to grant the right of way, but was found guilty and fined $5 with costs of $49.40.
 Franconi was the driver of . truck owned by Domenic Nardi, 63 Harwinton avenue. which fig- ured in 8 collision with q sedan operated by Mrs Mabel T. Hopkins of 65 Benham street. The acci- dent occurred at the corner Of High street and Turner avenue, Oc- tober 3. Franconi was travelling west on High street and Mrs Hop kins was going west on Turner ave- nue, when, it was alleged, the truck hit the sedan sqparely on the side and both were over turned.
 Inquest To-day
 Coroner Lester w. Schaefer will hold an inquest at City Hall this afternoon into the death of Adam Skrzypiec, who was fatally injured in a crash between his motorcycle and an automobile on South Main street September 2S. He died at the Charlotte Hungerford hospital shortly after the accident, having suffered a broken, pelvis. internal injuries and a cruehed foot. The driver of the car involved was Ed ward s. Murray, 167 Cedar Hill, New Haven.
 To Address Methodist Class
 Representative Francis w. Ho- gan, democratic candidate for state senator from this district, will be the speaker at the meeting of the mems club Bible class at the Methodist church Sunday noon. This is the first of a series of meetings to be addressed by non members of the club. The meet ing will be an open one and all are invited.
 Eugene Pataux Dies
 Eugene August Pataux,. 77, died at his home, IS McGuiness avenue, Wednesday evening following an illness of two weeks.
 He was born in France and came to Torrington two years ago from East Canaan.
 The funeral will be held from the family home Saturday after noon. Rev Paul Delattre, pastor of the French Congregational church, will officiate. Burial will be in the family plot in Hillside cemetery, North Canaan.
 BeIIi-Terpak NuptiaIs Y
 Miss Catherine Belli, daughter of MT and Mrs Giacondo BelIi, SS Highland avenue, and Michael Tir- pak, son of Mrs Suzanna Tirpak, 32 Red Mountain avenue, were married at St Peters church yes terday morning ats o'clock. The pastor, Rev William P. Botticelli. performed the ceremony and cele- brated the nuptial mass. The : church was decorated with palms.
 Mrs Angelo Parducci was matron of honor and Edward Hricko was the best man. The bride was given in marriage by her father.
 G Negro Jailed
 Samuel w. Johnson, 34, negro, of Wooster, O., arraigned before Judge T. J. Lyons in city court yesterday, pleaded guilty to breach of the peace and resisting an of ficer. He received s0-day jail sentence on the first charge and ten days on the second count. He was also assessed costs of court, amounting to $D.40. ,.,.....,.
 Johnson, 1t was alleged, caused . disturbance at the. home of Mrs Kettle Grossly, negress, 2b Laurel Hill, where it was claimed he chased her about the house with an open pocket knife.
 When Officer Domenic Tremp arrived on the scene in answer to a complaint, Johnson is said to have attempted to break away and reslAlod the efforts of the officer to pus handcuffs on him. The officer subdued tiie prisoner and took him Co police headQuarteks.
 Johnson was in this city with d circus scyeNl months ago and eirAS that lime had travelled with n in New England and elsewhere. ffe had hcfn wDfkina at odd ioba since coming back Co T0rfiuEfon aleut tive weeks eeo.