The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-31
INSURANCE FIRM
 ENJOYS BANQUET
Metropolitan Life Com- pany Entertains Em-
 plOyes and Friends
TORRlNGTON
CorrespondeEt--Thomas Carr PhO,,e TOrringtou 6445

The annual holiday banquet of the Torrington district of the Metro politan Life Insurance company was held Saturday evening at Con- ley Inn. Employees and their wives were present from Torring- ton, Winsted, Litchfield, Thomas ton, Canaan, Lakeville and Nor folk.
 The committe in charge of arr engagements was headed by A. Guil- beault. Other members of the committee inc1uded: Financial secretary, Peter Dal Pozzal; recep- tion, decorations, Joseph Maine, Aaron Berman; refreshments, Will liam Krauchalis, James Ryan and Frank Cooke.
 Those present were: R. J. Ol- sen, manager of the district, and Mrs Olsen, MT and Mrs Joseph Schnier, Mir and Mrs R. Mean. E. w. Ney, Mir and Mrs M. T. Hayes, MT and Mrs A. Guilbeault. Mir and Mrs William Krauchalis, MT and Mrs James Moore, Dr and Mrs Godburn, MT and Mrs Halberstam, MT and Mrs William Ryan, MT and Mrs A. Rebman, MT and Mrs H. Pouiliot, c. Sica, A. Diorio, F. Proto, Robert Schnier, MT and Mrs s. Decora, Mir and Mrs F. Con- stantine, MT and Mrs c. Smith, Mrs P. DalPozzal, Joseph Maine, Mrs Margaret Maine, Miss Elsie Westfall, Miss Eva Buzzi.
 Mrs Bernice Goodwin. Miss Roh- erta Olsen, Miss Rose Brennan, Miss Ella Kirschner, Miss Mills, Miss Evelyn Chiswell, Miss Ger trude Malder. Miss Yvonne Gren- ingway. Miss Helen Hayes, James Ryan, Raymond Mean, MT and Mrs Louis Speziole, MT and Mrs H. Con- way, MT and Mrs J.. Wysocki, MT and Mrs T. Burley, Thomas Fin nigan and MT and Mrs E. Laval lette.
 The dinner was fololwed by dancing. Solos were sung by Ev- elyn Chiswell, Yvonne Greningway and Gertrude Maeder with accom- paniment by Miss Ethel Mills.
 Vehicle Office Open Wednesday
 Motorists from Torrington and vicinity who failed to secure their markers and registrations for the coming year will have one more chance to do so, Commissioner Mi chael A. Connor, commissioner of the state department. having granted permission for the opening of the Torrington branch all day Wednesday.
 The office was previously slated to be closed this evening at o. clock but Deputy Comsr Francis w. Hogan requested that the of flee remain open another day to handle the business of motorists in the outlying districts who were unable to make their way in this city because of the treacherous condition of the roads.
 All records were broken at the local office Saturday when 743 per- sons paid $14,285.50 for markers and registrations. An even great CT rush for to-day was expected. The office will be closed all day tomorrow, New Years day.
 Missing Girls Found
 The two Torrington girls, Mary Begey. 16, and Elizabeth Garodz, IS. who were reported missing from their homes Thursday even ing, were found by Ulrich Schibi, dog warden, Saturday afternoon. Schibi came upon the girls hiding behind brush on the Fitzgerald property on the West Torringford street.
 When questioned by the police. the pair claimed they had been kidnapped and had spent the nights outdoors braving the cold of those nights. The police doubt their story, however, saying that they could not have withstood the freez- ing temperature.
 Mary Begey, daughter of MT and Mrs Leon A. Begey, A Gar field street. and Elizabeth Garodz. daughter of Mir and Mrs Ludwig. 214 Oak avenue, disappeared after leaving their homes Thursday evening to attend a meeting of the Girl Scouts at the Community house on Lltehfleld street.
 Copp0la- -Alaffucci NuptiaIs
 Miss Virginia Maffueci, daugh- ter of Mir and Mrs Salvatore Mai. fuccl. 242 Riverside avenue, and Canio Nj. Coppola, son of Mr and Mrs Vito Coppola, Brooklyn, N. Y., were married at st Peter's schurch Saturday morning at Q o'clock. The pastor, Rev William F. Bottlcelii. performed the ceremony and cole brated the nuptlaI mass. The at- tendanta wero Miss Rose Maffucci. sister of tho brida, and Joseph iir0nzlnl0 of Brooklyn, N. Y.
 4 reception nt the home Of tho hPlaafa naeaRfa lallnsuaa 1ta annn.