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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-04
Scout News

Because of the rain. the planned
omen air supper at Southbury
which was TO have been held by
members OF the senior Girl Scout
troop was postponed. The troop
met at the home of Miss Edna
Weber, director.
Plans were made for a cake sale
10 be held Saturday the 18th, the
process 70 be used for sending
scouts to camp this summer. The
sale will be In charge Of LaVerne
Bengston. Gladys Walters. Anna
Croft, Elm Carlson and Ann Wei
dorm. Arrangements were also
made for the scheduled overnight
hike 20 Bear Mountain the 26th.
Esther skipp. Laverne Bengston
and Ann Weidorn have been ape
pointed 10 take charge OF meals
Miss Edna Weber. Mrs William
r. Leggett. and Miss Mildred
Tsurney, plan TO attend the regional
meeting of the Girl Scouts next
Tuesday. wednesday and Thursday
At Manchester. N. II. They will
leave Monday afternoon and return
Friday.
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Church Supper to
Be Held May IL

The annual supper sponsored by
the practitioners Of the immaculate
Conception church VIII be held At
the church basement on Mny i7th,
Mrs Michael O'Connell has been
named chairlndy OF the general
committee In charge Of the ar.
rangements and other insisting
committees viii be announced ut u
later date,
The supper II always one of he
largest yearly events given by The
parish and extensive plans are be.
Ing made. TO have tho nffnir this
year surpass TINT Of other years.
Captain A. A. J., Hauerwus Of
this city attended tho nnnunl ban
Duet Of tho Naval and Military
Commandcry held In Hartford last
evening. lilo In n past state CONF
mnnder OF the organization, Ito
Ind M hIs guest, Victor A, He'd
berg, Jr,, OF this city.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-04
Events of Week

ss Peter and Paul revue ut Ham.
ilton Park.
old Folks concert at Second
church.
Meeting Of Bucks Hill Commun.
lty club.
supper ut First Baptist church.
Card party by Daughters OF Italy.
Federated Young Peoples enter.
tnlnmont at st Johns church.
Hodge Meetings:
ID. A. v, auxiliary nj Legion
Home.
specdwcll lodge, knights OF
Pythlas.
Power Engineers
('TomOrr0w)
State meeting OF Catholic Uni.
versity Alumni In Hartford.
Luther League OF First Lutheran
church sponsoring state Luther
League "Dowery Brnwl."
Sunday
81. Margarct's parish Children of
Mary soclety's Communion Break.
fast
Future Events
May s-Church council meeting
at First Church.
May l0-"rho Gay eos" by Al
bort'B, Temple hall.
May 1l-Sons Of italy fashion
show, dance at Temple hall.
May il--Musicnl Revue Hope.
Vile Club at school gym.
May 12-Tedornted Mems clubs
concert IN Hartford.
May 12-Hospital Day In this
city.
May i5-Conccrt by Consoiida.
ted high school orchcsthas.
May 20--K. of G. Communion
Breakfast at Hotel Elton.
May ?5-Dancc recital by Leon.
ard Pupils at Waterbury Women's
club.
May 27--Bepefit show and dance
at Beth III auditorium.
May 27--Communion Breakfast
by st. Patrick's Holy Name socl-
city Mt Elton.
May 2s-Annuai meeting OF
Bunker Hill y. +. A.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-04
Club Activities

More than 100 attended the an
Dunl visitation of officers OF tho
order Mt tho meeting OF tho Daugh.
terH OF Pocahontas last night nj
pythian hall, with Mattatuck coun-
I'll OF this city acting aB hosts. A
program Of entertainment followed
tho meeting. Remarks were made
by the visiting officers and by Of
fIcors Of this city.
Chairman Hattie Thomas Of the
arrangements committee was as.
sisted by Mary Houghtaling and
Sophie Mcclure, Fritz KIambt,
physical director OF the Naugatuck
Y. NJ. g. A. WINS In charge OF tho
entertainment program. Pocahon-
tos 1iiiio Thinker presided Mt tho
meeting.
Arrangements were made Mt tho
meeting OF Canton r. u. Martin
auxiliary at Odd Fellows hall last
night for observance OF the found
Ing OF the lodge, May 18th. A
bing0 party followed the meeting.
Guests from Cham bcrlain lodge
OF New Britain were present ut
the meeting OF Lincoln lodge, .. Y.
~ Mst iubt nIkUb Nv NcSUhbitb
hall. Archie DePuy, acting cOun-
seior, presided.
Captain w. w. Wood presided
mt the meeting OF Canton r. n.
Martin mt Odd Fellows hall last
night. Plans were discussed for a
state degree TO be conferred In
June.
John Malone has been named TO
select the east and direct the
fashion show sponsored by United
Progressive lodge, Sons OF Italy at
Temple hall the 18th. One Of the
features will be mock marriage
with members OF the lodge acting
as principles. julius Carissimi,
venerable, presided at last nights
meeting.
The fellowcraft degree was ex-
empiified at last nights meeting of
Harmony Lodge Of Masons Mt the
Masonic Temple.
A supper in honor of visiting
matrons and patrons will be CIV
on 1t Masonic temple tonight at
$40, preceding the meeting OF
Evergreen Court. Order OF the
Amaranth. A class Of candidates
will be initiated at the meeting.
A class initiation will be held
June 3 by the Aviglianesme. Mutual
Ala society. A committee OF 40
has been working In a campaign
for new members and go new can
didates will be presented for In
itiatlon. The society now has
membership of more than zoo.
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Howard ID. Newton, Miss Mildred
p. lrrench and Captain and MnH
William L. Ritter. Quests Include
Mrs Marion w. Washburn, Mr. and
Mrs William II. Carter. ", Mr. and
Mrs Walter l.. kuip, Mr. and Mrs
Kenneth n. ulldden and Victor a.
Rapport. 4Nt
Among the local students WIN
will attend are. Harry y. Hubbard
of this city with Miss Arlene An
drus Of Simsbury; Edward McDOlt-
aid OF this city with Miss HnEal
Crooks Of Mlddletown; Francis ".
Lally OF this city with Miss Helen
Newton OF Storrs; Arroll LnmBon Uf
Storrs with Miss Margaret Hrcch-
buhler OF this city, Miss Evelyn
Kennedy with Albert Smith OF
Mlddlctown; Miss Flore co
Dockum OF this city with Earle
Guthrie OF Norwalk; Miss Kay Der,
gin of this city with Frederick
Pagan OF Norwich; Abe Stelnman.
OF this city with partner, Several
of the local members OF the col
loge alumni are expected 10 be IN
attendance NJ tho dance.
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YMCA Notes

The monthly swimming party Of
tho Y Meteors was held last night
ut the Central Y. NJ. G. A, tank,
and was followed by refreshments.
Henry Ellis, assistant boys secrc-
tary, was In charge.
Those attending included Rich
ard Maher, Dwight Cargill, Albert
Boyle, Tony SaDtora, Thomas Hud-
nor, James Grove, Francis sham
brIknis and James Wldeman.
Members OF tho Warriors A, G..
werc conducted through Wordens
dairy last night by officials Of tho
company. Those who attended
were L. II. Bnrbleri, Dan Colangelo,
Ace Rosa, Pete Colangelo, Nick
BarbicrI, Rocco Colangolo, Hack
Cogcntino. Fred Christiano, Virgil
Scuillo, Joe D'AmbrosI, and Jerry
D'Ambrosi. Tho club will make a
visit 10 the telephone building on
the 18th.
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Why IL that some people will
continue to allow high cards to
wreck them? Give tho average con-
tract player hand full of kings
and aces, and he opens with a two
bid, regardless of what may hap
pen.
II you do not hold five-card
suit, stop forcing with an original
two bid. II you hold a hand as big
as the one given below. you know
that your partner can hardly make
any response but no trump, and
you have two suits that may gain
a trick IL they are opened.
Therefore, with hand Of this
type, we recommend that you make
the bid which the dealer did to-
day--of three no trump.
A take out OF four hearts shows
five-card heart suit. headed by
the queen. While South Ii glad
to receive this information. there
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-04
CONTRACT BRIDGE
CORNELL CONTRACT CLUB

In tho Thursday evening session
OF tho Cornell Contract club con-
Quoted by Mrs John c. Moriarty,
top scorers wore; North and south,
Miss Mary sullivan and Miss Mar
garot Dryer, "a; Miss Laura Bar
bara and Miss Mary Burns, SO: east
and west, Miss Winifrcd Herr and
Mrs Harold Woterworth, 90 i-2;
and Miss sally Bergln and Miss
Mary Nelson, 40 i's
rho standing to date II m fol-
lows; Miss Mury Nelson and Miss
Sally Dergln, 1853 lie; Mrs Eta
Howard and Miss Nclilo Browr,
t59 i.2; Miss Mary sullivan and
Miss Margaret Dwyor, ia7; and
Miss Edith Pcnncr and Miss Ruby
Solomon, iie l.2.
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il the danger that North may not
have,another entry card: Therefore,
south bids five no trump. asking
his partner II he has any probable
entry cards.
with the jack OF spades and
queen OF clubs, North makes the
response Of six no trump. You Will
see that. II South had opened with
two spade or a two club bid,
North would have had TO respond
with two no trump. Then. II North
arrived at q six no trump contract.
East would lead n spade and the
contract would be defeated.
TIE play
with the queen OF diamonds
opening. u looks M though the de.
Oinfcr u cling 10 have trouble maxi
inR His contract. However, u ne
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-04
pEQUoT BRIDGE CLUB

The following results have been
announced for tho Thursday eve.
ming session of the Poquot Bridge
club conducted by Mrs George Pier.
pont; North and south, Miss Made.
line Marshall and Frank McNa.
mara, 40; Mr. and Mrs Raymond
Schroeder, 40; and cast and west,
William tllll and Mrs James
sweeney, 30; Mrs Franklin O'Don-
noll and Clayton Rclehonbach, ~,
Tho sweepstakes wero won by VII.
liam I'M and Mra James Sweeney,
vua'aa-s.sa--s-a-. -s-----ass--s-s-
Tho marriage of Miss Anna
poluso daughter of Mr. aud Mrs
Carmlnc roluso OF South Leonard
street and John Vallfllo Of thls
city took place on April 10th at
Our Lady OF Mount Carmel church,
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Local Club TO Name
Delegates To Meeting

corresponding secretary Of the Ma.
tionnl Federation OF Business and
Professional Women's Clubs. Miss
Shuler has hoen identified with the
National Federation since its early
days and has held several import.
ant Offices. She was u member Of
ono Of Its goodwill tours TO Europe,
attending the organization meet.
Ing Of the international Federation
Of Business and Professional Wo.
men IN Geneva.
Miss Shuler, who In a member
Of the STAFF Of Tho Christian Sci.
ence Monitor, has made eight trips
TO Europe and visited every state
In the United States and has a
reputation OF being q very fascin.
nting speaker.
AT Monday nights meeting.
Chase Kimball will give a short
talk, directly following the supper,
on THE League OF Nations sigma.
ture Campaign"
The business meeting, which will
begin mt 1880 o'clock will be fol.
lowed by musicaI program, In
keeping with the National Music
Week, and talk by Miss Aida
Greer, who Will tell about DR. 0ren.
felPs work In Labrador.
Claire Bolsvert OF River street
was an honor guest at birthday
party given at her home recently
In honor Of her sixth birthday, En-.
tertainment was enjoyed and dc.
Iicious luncheon was served. The
guest OF honor recovied many
pretty gifts. Those attending were.
Alexandra st. Pierre, Mare 81,
Pierre, Hagel Rabtoy, Shirley Rel.
ley, Cecil Benoit, Lillian Houic,
Ceeile Bcllcmore, Irene Dellcmorc,
lrcn Dumouchel, Irene Laperniorc,
Clair Boisvort, Blanche Boisvcrt,
Edward Rabtoy, Roland st. Pierre,
0eorgotte Benoit, Jeanette Houie,
Simonc Houle, Albert Bcllemorc,
Josephine Rosco. Rhea DumoucheI,
Madeleine Lapcrnicre and George
Boisvert.
Miss Agnes German. Margaret
,C,Brien and Marie Scadden Of this
city have returned from Washing.
ton, ID. c.. where they attended the
Army-Nnvy ball ut the Mayfiower
hotel.
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AZ the regular meeting Of the
Business and Professional Wo.
mems Club which Will be held
Monday, May 9TH. Waterbury dele.
gates 10 the state convention Of
Business and Professional Wo.
mems Club will be appointed. The
convention, which u scheduled for
Saturday May 18th, will be hold at
the Stamford Club In Stamford,
Conn and will open for roglstrn.
tlons ut 900 q. m.
Miss Anna B. Plat OF Water.
bury, who In president OF the state
Federation will call the meeting 70
order, promptly at $3.50 o'clock.
During the luncheon, which will BIO
held ct the tho Hotel Roger Smith,
the polls will be open for the eiec-
zion OF the new slate OF officers.
The annual banquet, which will
be held nc the Hotel Davenport at
$50 O'Clock, will have AZ It's guest
speaker, Miss Marjorie Shulcr,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-04

Miss Louise Aitcishon Of Wood
flc road was hostess at q surprise
shower given in honor Of Mrs 10.
seph Martin who was formerly
Miss Phyllis Corrado. Mrs Martin
was the recipient Of many beautl.
full gifts. A delicious luncheon was
served later In the evening. The
guests included the Misses Jessie
and Anna Aitchison, Catherine
Donovan, Mildred Olson, Mar.
garet Carroll, Mary German. Ann
kirkonis. Elizabeth Phelan, Mary
Kaylor, Mrs Walter Bolt, Mrs Wes-
ley Leavenworth, Mrs James Dono-
van, Mrs Joseph Martin and Louise
Aitchison.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-04
CONTRACT BRIDGE

Two Force Dangerous Full OF High Cards Should
Warn You Partner May Have Little For
Constructive Response.
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Miss Lois Barker Of Lake street
was guest Of honor nj a shower
given on Wednesday evening at the
home OF Mrs Edwin Goric OF Ter.
ryviile. The home was attractivcly
decorated with spring flowers. Dur.
Ing the evening varied program
Of entertainment was enjoyed and
buffet luncheon was served. Tho
guests included; Mrs Betty Hcheiv-
Tor, Mrs ANNA Baker, Mrs Anna
konopaske, Mrs Berlin Wasley,
Mrs Maurice Minor, Mrs Jesse
Parker, Mrs william Parker, Mrs
Carl Barker, Mrs Albert Hole, Mrs
Elsie Bunnell and Misses Emily
Minor, Rita Baker, Ruth Parker
Lois Barker. Miss Barker Is to be
married 10 Norman Hole In June.
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF Mall
Carriers will meet on Monday eve.
ming at the American Legion home.
Reports and returns from tho rc-
cent dance will BIO given ut this
time.
Warren Conner OF EImwood ave.
nue., John Bunnell Of Robbing
street and John Schmidt OF Water.
town avenue have returned after
visiting friends In Chester, Conn.
The Evening Department OF tho
Second Congregational church Will
hold u membership supper Tuesday
evening ut y o'clock.
rho annual concert Of the Girls
GIee Club o fthe Second C0nRrcga-
tiOnal church will be held Friday
evening, May 18th. at 8 o'clock.
Dancing vii follow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-26
TWISTED CAMPERS
 HOLD RING BOUTS
State Forest Boys Issue Challenge to Neighbor=
 ing CCC Units
Special to the DemocraD

Winsted, March 26-The mem bers of the 1274th Company, c. c. C., Camp White No. 4102, To- cated in the American Legion State Forest, Winsted, witnessed some fast interesting bouts at their recent smoker. Several matches brought together former New York City Golden Glovers. Twelve bouts were staged, the final a heavyweight contest bring ing together Bull" Sikorski and Jack" Turner The fight resulted in draw and these two boys will no doubt be brought together again in the next smoker.
 Sikorski, who is "top kick" and halls from Buffalo, N. Y, also proved his ability as a wrestler by taking on "Pilot" Morgan and "Sir" Healy at the same time. Although both these boys are highly rated in camp, Sikorski managed to easily defeat them.
 This company has quite a string of boxers who thus far have been competing among themselves. Sev- eral challenges have been issued to neighboring camps to display their wares but as yet there has been no acceptances indicating the 1274th boys must have something.
 The baseball team have had sev- eral practice sessions and expect to be in good shape for the com ing season.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-26
ICARKIS' INJURIES
 REPORTED SERIOUS
Victim of Gang Attack in HOsMal-POlice Hold
 Suspected ASsailant

X-rays were taken this morning to determine the seriousness of in- juries suffered by Joseph Garkis, 31, of 541 North Main street, ip what police say was an assault yes terday afternoon. Though his name was not on the danger list, Garkis was in a serious condition at St Mary's hospital this morning.
 Meanwhile, Anthony Georgia, 29, of 43 East Farm street, his alleged assailant, was given a continuance to Saturday on technical charge of breach of the peace in city court this morning. Bonds of $200 were set.
 Georgio was arrested by Detec- tive Edward McElligott, who was near the scene when Garkis was injured. The detective said that he saw four men pass him on North Main street yesterday afternoon, then met another man, Garkis. He saw the latter fall and shouted for the others to stop. He arrested Georgio and took the names of the other three men.
 Georgio, when questioned, said he believed Garkis to be drunk and did not strike back until he had been hit. The case was continued pending a change in the injured mans condition.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-26
H-WATERBURIAN
 LOSES ELECTION
J. L. McGuire Defeated for Presidency of Tax
 payers Alliance

At the convention of the Con- necticut Taxpayers Alliance in Manchester on Saturday Jamse L. Mcclure of Hartford, a former Wa terbury trolleyman, failed of re- election to the post of president. During the session he supported a move to impose state income tax. The idea was voted down by the convention. When the election of officers took place MT Dwyer was not rechosen president. his place going to- Sherwood G. Bowers of Manchester. The latter, however named MT Mcclure chairman of the legislative committee so the former Waterburian will still have an opportunity to bring the matter up when the legislature convenes.
 Other officers chosen were: Sec retary, George ". Hull of Bristol; treasurer, Irving Manchester of Winsted. Attorney Thomas J. Wal of Torrington was named to the Legislative committee but a similar appointment was declined by Louis G. Tolles of Southington, past mas- ter of the State Grange.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-26
SEVEN CANDIDATES
 FOR STATE EXAMS
Waterburians Prepare for Bar Tests-Atty Fitz=
 gerald Files Motion

Seven Waterbury candidates will be among the 29 to take the Con- necticut Bar examinations in June. They have been notified to appear before the New Haven county standing committee to be examined for their fitness and qualifications for admission to the bar.
 The local candidates are Peter Alishausky of 6S4 North Riverside street; Francis J. Butler 160 Chest nut avenue; Morse W. Engelman, 90 South Main street; Stephen A. Homick, 75S Cooke street: Miles F. McNiff, Jr., 54 Calumet street; Jo- seph M. Navin, 226 Willow street.
 The aplication of Thomas J.. Fitzgerald, son of Police Sergeant James Fitzgerald of the local police department, to be admitted to the Connecticut Baf on motion, has been referred to the standing com- mittee. Mir. Fitzgerald is a member of the Pennsylvania Bar associa- tion having been practicing for several years at Philadelphia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-26
HAMILTON ESTATE
 TOTALS $13O,OOO

An estate of about $130.000 is left by the late Charles s. Hamil- ton, who died at New Haven last week according to New Haven pa pers. MT Hamilton apparently left no will because two day search for one proved unsuccessful. The New Haven probate court appoint ed William H. Hamilton of Larch- mont, N. Y. son of the attorney, administrator of the estate. The estate will be divided between the son and a daughter, Mary G. Ham, ilton. The estate consists of $30,00O worth of real estate and $100.00O worth of mortgages, stock and bonds. Real estate in Nova Scotia is not included, although it is known he owned summer place there.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-26
,ne Co. to Spend $255, 5,OOO in Waterbury District
BIBLE UNITS TO
 CONVENE APRIL 8
Charles DOescher to Rep resent City at Rockville
 State Conference

A meeting of the state federation of Mems Bible classes at the Rock vile Methodist church the after- noon and evening of April will be attended by representation from the local federation. Charles Doe scher is president of the local branch.
 The purpose of the conference is to plan the state program for the year. the most important event Of which is the tenth national con- vention of the federation, held in Hartford May and 6. Arthur M. Cutlery, of West Hartford, general chairman of the convention com mittee will discuss the states part in the convention.
 A discussion on this summer ves- per service will be led by Warren J. Packer of Meriden. Plans will be made for the tenth annual state convention in the fall of 1894. Fred Peck, of the Bridgeport city feder- ation will speak on organization and Rev Major Johnson, pastor of the Olivet Baptist church of Hart ford will have as his subject, How to Win and Hold the Young Men". A rally of the Holland County Bible class men will be held at 6:45. President Harlan D. Crowell, of the state federation will also ad- dress the meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-26
Holy Week Services
 Close Lenten Season
Palm Sunday Ushered in Final Stage of Penitental Period Churches Prepare for Easter

mony will also be observed in the evening of Good Friday according to announcement. Stations of the Cross will also be one of the Good Friday devotions, in most churches held in the evening.
 10 Chant Tenebrae
 The office of the Tenebrae will be chanted Thursday and Friday evening at the church of the Im- maculate Conception. The regular Wednesday night sermon by Rev Thomas Conlon, O. F., will be held as usual this week, and the regular Tuesday night sermon at St Mar garet's church by Rev Francis A. O'Brien, Oblate missionary, will be held at the usual time, 7:45.
 Confessions for Holy Com munion on Thursday will be heard in all the churches on Wednesday afternoon and evening. The three hour service from 12 noon until 3 D. m. will also be observed in accordance with their annual cus- tom at the church of the Immacu- late Conception.
 Holy Saturday ritual, which is particularly significant, includes the reading of the prophecies, blessing of the Paschal candles and blessing of the Easter water. High mass is sung with the organ play ing following the introduction by the priest on the altar of the Gloria of the mass which is not sung during the Lenten season. Bells are rung at this time. At noon on Holy Saturday the official observance and Lenten fast ceases. The Easter Sunday observances in all churches throughout the city>will be of particular and spe- cial significance. Easter music programs will be announced later in the week,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-26
YOUTH MAY LOSE
 RIGHT EYE SIGHT

Hot metal which spattered into his face as he poured it into a rock crevice will probably cause Charles Yushkis, IF, of 130 Cham bers street, to lose the sight of his right eye. He received a number of painful burns about the face and head in the accident. Waterbury hospital doctors were endeavoring to-day to save the sight of the burned eye.
 The youth was building a rail- ing along a well, and was pouring the molten metal into rock crevices. Som ewater remained in the bottom of one of the crevices, and, as the metal met it, the steam spattered the hot metal over Yush- kis' face and head. He was admit ted to the hospital shortly after 5:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-26
Car Lands in River;
 Passengers Unhurt

g Steering down steep embank- ment onto the bed of the Nauga- tuck river, Elton Swanson, and his brother Carl. a passenger. escaped injury Saturday night after their car had skidded off the highway on South Main street near the Di- amond Bottling works.
 The car went into the water as high as the running board and the services of small derrick were needed before 1t could be taken from the river.
 The younger Swanson said that the. car began to skid and went out of control and off the road. Sliding down on to the trolley tracks. he managed to steer the machine down to the bank into the level bed of the river.