The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-25
TEACHERS ENJOY
 SPEECH BY TONE
Labor Commissioner Says
 43,l03 Under z5 Sought
 Work in Year
TORRINGTON
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Joseph M. Tone, state labor com. missioner, speaking here last night at the meeting of the Connecticut Section of the American Vocational Association, said that during one year 43,103 persons under 25 years of age had sought employment offices and that All ner cent oi these had eighth grade education or less. and that 50 per cent had high schol education and 6 pel cent had college education. Forty three per cent had no training al all for any kind of job and 33 pei
 cent had only the high schoo training with no trade education making total of 7s per cent with out any vocational training or ap. premiership at all.
 Charles R. Turner of Hartford, president of the Connecticut sec- ton, presided. About 175 persons were present.
 Fined in City Court
 Nicholas Pesce, 52, of New Hart ford, ararigned before Judge Tim othy J. Lyons in city court yester- day morning on charge of dis. obeying an officer. was lined $5 with costs of $40. Pesce was or dered into court Thursday by Offi. cer Miller. janitor of the East school.
 Decoration of graves of soldier dead in the outlying cemeteries of this city will take place tormor- row afternoon. Delegations from the various participating organiz- ations will assemble at City Hail at 2 p. m. and leave from there at 2:15.
 The program at each cemetery will include the following: piacings of flags, hymn by quartet. reading of Lincoln's Gettysburg address. reading of the c. A. R. prayer. hymn by quartet. brief address by clergymen. singing of America by all present, firing of a voiley and taps.
 The speakers will be as follows: Burrvile, the Rev. Arthur w. War; ren; Torringford. the Rev. Elisha L. Sawyer and the Rev. Rockwell H. Potter of Hartford; Newfield. the Rev. Paul Delattre; Harwinton the Rev. Monte, West Torrington, Charles Jenkins, commander of the Spanish War Veterans. Tomorrow afternoon at s o'clock the annual service for the sailor dead will be held on the Church street bridge. The speaker will be the Rev. Adam A. Tanga. rome. The Women's Relief Corps will be in charge of this service. The members will meet at City Hall at 4:S0 p. m. and be escorted to the bridge by the Boy Scout Drum and Bugle Corps. An invita-. tion Is extended to all other patri. otic organizations of the city to have delegations in line.
 The committee in charge of the services in the outlying cemeteries are:
 West Torrington-John E. Pot ter, Douglas G. Little, George E. Aiiard. clifford F. Newbury.
 Newfield-George ]. sebas. John Bodnar, Herbert c. Wadhams. Charles L. Jenkins, Mrs. Ella Leon- ard, Mrs. Mary Sebas and Mrs. Amelia Lorenz.
 Burrville-Fred Cleveland, Har- ry E. vaill, Sten c. Berquist. Mrs. Edna Bush, George M. Weller. Ere win P. Manteuffel. and Mrs Mar. garet Arnold. z
 Torringford - Miss Elizabeth Gaylord. Raymond II. Mignerey. John F. Mccarthy. August J. Fray. John D. Hubbard. John 2. White. Thomas J. Murphy. and Mrs Lor- etta Murphy.
 Harwinton-Edward Coran, Ro- bert McElhone. Raymond Beltiey. and Charles Page.
 Flowers and wreaths. Mrs. Mag bel Moline, Mrs. Lina Connors. Mrs. Loretta Murphy. Mrs. Mary sebas. Mrs. Margaret Arnold. Mrs. Mninie Dahlen and flags, Harry Cleveland.