The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-15


 izer of the state Eagles and prom inent local man and John J. Daily, president of the Naugatuck aerie of Eagles and Naugatucw News ed- ttor, were recuperating today from injuries received in an automobile accident Saturday in. Ellington, Mass, while on their way to Wor- cester.
 Mir. Kelly's new Plymouth auto, purchased a month ago, was de- molished in the crash. Mir Daily suffered badly wrenched knee. and is confined to his bed. MT. Kelly had five stitches taken in his chin where he was cut. He also received cuts over one eye and on his hand. Both he and MT. Daily were se- verely shaken up. The other pas senger in the car, Mrs Patrick Daily of Elm street, was not hurt, and continued on to Worcester. MT. Kelly and MT. Daily returned home after being treated by a doctor at Stafford Springs.
 According to MT. Kelly, a car coming straight across the road hit the car owned by Mir Kelly which was on it's right hand side. State troopers were summoned but could not immediately locate the driver of the other car. When the local pair left, the troopers were still searching for him.
 Condition Not Serious
 The condition of Mrs. Russell Weaving and Mrs. Olney Trask, Naugatuck women injured in an auto accident at the trolley under pass in the Cotton Hollow section just below the Naugatuck-Beaco Falls line last night, was reported not serious at the Waterbury hos pital today where the pair are rec cuperating. t
 Mrs Weaving suffered a lacera- tion of the scalp, not a fractured skull as first reported, and lacer- ation of the face, also back in- jury, and Mrs Trask received lacer- ations of the nose and upper lip according to hospital officials.
 The crash occurred at o'clock. Cars driven by Russell Weaving of 15 Francis street, this borough and Stanley Klesyk of 70 Bank street, Derby, collided. Weaving was driving north and Klesyk toward Derby.
 Klesyk was treated at the Nau-
 
 s. Kennedy and was arrested by state policemen, on a charge of driving while under the influence of liquor. They said he was driv- ing without lights. He spent the night at the local jail and was there this morning. This afternoon he will be taken to Beacon Falls where he will answer the charges.
 Michael Weslacky, "A Derby ave- nue, Seymour, was a passenger in the Klosyk car. He was treated at St Mary's hospital for cuts in the right cheek and forehead, stitches being taken. State police men Maurice Purcell, Russell Ol- son and Howard Thomas of the Beacon Falls barracks investigated. They were assisted by Naugatuck policemen.
 The Independent Citizens party here will hold rally tomorrow night in the borough courtroom at o'clock. This party is backed by progressives in the borough.
 Local candidates for judge of probate and for representative will talk. This means Walter Peck. August Johnson and Mrs Ellen Cowan, candidates for representa-. tive.
 The candidate for congress iron, the fifth congressional district will also be Q speaker. Plans for the campaign will be announced and the public is cordially invited to attend. This will be one of a series of rallies planned.
 P. August Johnson made the an- nouncement today of the rally but did not explain how the progress sives were going to use the court room if the adjourned meeting of the board of warden and burgesses was scheduled to be held there also.
 Apparently there is mtx-up.
 Visitor from China
 Rev J. E. Ruppert of the Mary and who for several years has been a missioner in China was speak CT yesterday at the masses in St Francis church yesterday. He made a fervent appeal for aid in the missionary work in China. He told of the sacrificial work done by one of the mission fathers. Father Sweeney of New Britain, who vol unteered to spend the rest of his life among the thousands of lepers in China trying to convert them to Christianity.
 To Address Club A talk before the Naugatuck Woman's club will be given today by pr George E. Vincent, former Rockefeller Foundation president. He will talke on the subject "As others See Us" at the Pythian hall at 3 ?. m. Members of the Young Demo- cratic club will meet tonight in the borough court room at 8 o'clock at which time plans for the coming rally and card party will be an. ncunced. The advance ticket sale for the public card party to be held tomorrow night is reported fine. Young democrats are urging their friends to attend. It will take place at Hibernian hall.
 Miss Hanlon Starts Work Miss Gertrude Hanlon of Water bury began her duties today as as- sistant to Miss Catherine Brennan. FERA and welfare department so. cial investigator. She is taking tne place vacated by Mrs Alice CowgiIi She will work for at least three months period with the state pay. ing a large part of her salary.
 I1kkM | Two "white collar" projects start. ed today, one compiling general index for vital statistics under the supervision of Town Clerk Louis Schiller. and the other indexins records In the assessors office. Ten persons will be employed on these jobs.
 Not Pleased with Lapse
 EZRA work on schools was scheduled to start up again today after lapse of a week and Super intendent of Schools Harold E pleased at the cessation of FERA work in the schools last week. Every week this work had been going on but last Monday the Rn. perIntendent was informed there would Do no such work done. Just why this was done. the school gu.