The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-01-18
DISTRICT GRAND
 LIST DECREASES
Decline in Stock in Trade Cf Merchants Is Cause Youths Fined
(Iorrlngton Correspondcncc)

The first district grand list for 1888 amounted to S46,25S,941, q decrease of $2,502.3S2. This de- crease was caused, according to the city board of assessors. by the de- crease in stock in trade of mer- chants and manufacturers, from the lower market value of real es- tate, and from the fact that sev- erai buildings have been removed from the list.
 The list shows that G,336 resi- dents own property valued at $39.- S73.424, and that 2S7 non-residents own property valued at $6,715 036. There are 504 exemptions amount ing to $32S.519.
 Tho list was compiled by the assessors, Eugene V. Madeux, Dan- iel F. Ryan and George B. Good win, assisted by the clerks, AL fred Avaglione and Ernest Stoeck- hert.
 Youths Fined For Theft
 James Concannon. 19, and Stewart Martin, IT, both of Migeon avenue, were arraigned before Judge Timothy J.. Lyons in city court yesterday on charges of theft of lumber not exceeding $15 in value. The youths pleaded guilty as charged and each fined $5 with the costs of S7.40, total of $12.40. It was alleged that the two had been apprehended yesterday morn ing in West Torrington while talk ing lumber from barn owned by Ernest Moser. The lumber, the youths said, was to be used to build a shack.
 Lieutenant Clemens Troeliger
 
 the arrests.
 Held Under Bonds of $1.0OO
 Sam Marciano. IS, of Wall street was arraigned in city court before Judge T. l.. Lyons yesterday on q charge of breaking and entering. Prosecutor Ossen asked for con tinuance until Saturday and that bonds be fixed. The case was con- tinued by Judge Lyons until Sat- urday and bonds set at $1,000.
 V. Amrich Dies
 Veronica Amrich. two-year- old daughter of Mir and Mrs J. Amrich of Kinney street, died yesterday at Undercliffc sanitarium, Meriden. where she had been patient for almost year.
 She is survived by her parents, four sisters, Cecile Eliza zabeth, Dor othy, and Catherine, and seven brothers. John, George. stephen, Francis, Michael, stephen and Ger II.
 The funeral will be held from the family home and at Sacred Heart church at a time to be an nounced later. Burial will be in old St. Francis cemetery.
 Joint Installation
 Officers of the St. Francis T. A. X E. society, tho St. Francis La dies T. A. & B. society and the st. Francis T. A. & E. cadets were installed at a triple ceremony held Tuesday evening at odd Fellows hAll. They are as follows:
 Mems Society - chaplain. the Rev William J. Tanning; president, Alfred Duplain: vice-president, John w. Scollay; recording seere- tary, James Markham. Jr.; finan- cial secretary. Maurice J. Shana- han: treasurer, Henry Healey: so- cial editor. Walter Kittle: trustees, James Shanaban, Thomas Heffer- ran, Daniel F. O'Conor.
 Women's Society--chaplaln, the Rev. Joseph Flanagan; president Mrs. Alfred DuplaIn; vice. president Miss Mae O'Conneli: recording sec- retary, Mrs. Nellie Schaller; finan- ciai secretary. Mrs. Georglanna McNamarn; troaburer. Mrs. Henry ]. Heaiey; right guard. Mrs. Eu. gone Nadenu; left guard. Mrs Charles Mellon: Inside guard. Miss Mary Kenna; outside guard, Mrs Catherine Pepini trustees, Mary Hayes. Mrs. Mary MoAIlIster. Mrs ''G:s Gcsdeis.schaplain. me Rev, WI. Ham J. Fannlngi president Vincent Rmediek, vic0. president, James WhaIon, sNnn1tafy, James Heaieyl traanuTor, isd Conrani right guard Vincent ilubin0i left guard. James DrOnAyi marshal, Francis Tuekeri las beAFer, e, swanson,
 Wedding Announced
 Nf, and Mrs, Vito tifllf0ntekfO 8gl IlnpWiniOn avenue, announced lhe wnddinK Df their H6hi. Hhi4le llrullOnleHHO lO Mifa Louise tJfli clio, AnughlNF Of tenalnniinD tlf' Iaila, ba tlOnh street, The eeffms1t waa performed ai lilne l'inlnai \ ". 00i0hnp Nh, Miss Sara L0nhh and Tl)0mas Holden were tha Ht' leHdAHiel