The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-18

use Kemis as hls starting pitcher. of the fire company, died early yesterday morning tt his home, 6i East Pearl street. He suffered . heart attack Monday evening.
 Mir Scars was elected foreman of Mutual Fire company, No ], in January, 1908, and resigned from that position several months later to accept position of police chief, succeeding Martin Rodd. He TO. linquiahed his duties in that capn. city .n July, 1905. He was ap. pointed to the police force again in July, 1919, and served as Bup- ernumerary for several years.
 He was elected borough shcriff in t012, 1913, 1914, 1915, 1910, 1918 and 1920. He was appointed constable on two occasions, in November, 1918. fio was n staet humane agent for Torrington, and was employed for the past i2 years as q roller at the American Brass plant. Ho was Affiliated with Ridgeiy Lodge, l. O. 0. r.
 Surviving arc hIs wIfc, Augusta; two sons, James and Paul; throo brothers, Burton A., of this city, John A., of Utica, N. Y., and Hor. man C., Of Bonneville, \. Y., and sister, Mrs Thomas II. Alien of Philadelphia; and two grandsons.
 Tho funeral will Do held from tho family homo, 61 Pearl street, Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock, with Roy A. c. Flandreau, pastor of tho Methodist church, officiating. Burial will Do in Hillside cemetery, with full honors being accorded by the Torrington police department.
 To Serve on Finance Committee
 Representative Francis w. Hogan of this city, has indicated his will. ingneBB to serve aS q nomber Of tho finance committee of tho democratic national committee, following receipt Of m invitation by James W. Gerard, chairman. Files Petition for Rcceivership
 A petition shas boen filed in tho superior court at Winsted for q re- ceiver for the Community Cooper ative company of this city. A de- cree Of dissolution was served on w. W. Briggs, president fo tho company. There are 7i signatures to tho petition, representing l$o shares of stock.
 I, o, 0. Y. Annual Friday
 Tho "annuap of Ridgely Lodge, I. o. Q. Y. celebrating the 6lst an. niversary of tho lodge and the ii5th anniversary of tho order, will Je held Ut odd Follows hall tomorrow evening. Members or White oak Encampment and Val Icy Rebekah lodge will unite In tho celebration.
 Mlkios szabo, noble grand Of the lodge, will deliver the address of welcome, and withr Miss Muriel Jewiss, noble grand of Valley Re. bekah lodge, will lead the grand march. John Mtsura will act as master of ceremonies. Local enter. tainers will provide q program Of
 Social Chatter
 Children's night will be observed at the regular meeting of Torring- ford Grange this evening. A part of the program will be presented by the children. Moving pictures will be shown by c. s. Bradshaw. The public is invited.
 Vincent F. O'Brien, who has been III at his home on Bridght- wood avenue for the past week, has resume his studies.
 John j. Doulet and Miss Mary B. OruzinslSi, both of New Britain, will be married at Sacred Heart church next Monday morning at 10 o'clock. Miss Oruzinski's broth CT, the Rev John A. Oruzinski, as- sistaat pastor, will perform the ceremony and celebrate nuptial high mass. George Bishop, S1, of Bantam, who was injured in an automobile accident at Worthwhile Saturday night, was reported as
 resting comfortably at the Char
 lotte Hungerford hospital to-day: He is suffering from. a fractured arm and abraisons.
 The weekly rehearsal of the Tor.
 rington mems chorus will be held at the Center Congregational parish | house this evening at o'clock. l A son was born at the Charlotte ] Hungerford hospital yesterday af. 1 ternoon to Mir and Mrs Albert Eld- ridge of 654 Main street.
 | A son was born yesterday after
 noon at the Charlotte Hungerford hospital to Mir and Mrs Robert
 Harrison of 279 Brightwood ave- nue.
 Improvement is noted in the con- dition Of Peter F. O'Brien, who is Ia grip patient at his home on | Brightwood avenue.
 A miscellaneous shower was ten- dered Miss Marion Janatiss of b6 French street at the Center street hall Monday evening. Miss Janat- tiss received many lovely gifts. She is to become the bride of Harry Rldder on June 5.
 Five Torrington veterans were assigned to CCC training camps from the recruiting station at Hart ford Tuesday. They are Joseph seila, Narcisco Costalungo. An- tonio Ferreno, Dennis Reardon and l Adam Kanieclsy.
 Miss Lucia B. Appelt, daughter Of Mir and Mrs Frank R. Appeit. | 330 Migeon avenue, was q member of the cast of "The Riddle" given | in the outdoor theater last Sat urday in the Pines school at Nor ton. Mass.
 Mrs Henry q. Ellis of this town was named third vice-president of 1 the Connecticut State Federation of Women's clubs at thc closing aesaion uf the fWo.dny annual con. .....s