The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-17

Claremont I. ToIles on the peHCn. Two of them were continued until the 29th of the month. Judge Toiies will be retired on the 30th. and Attorney Joseph D. Talbot will take the bench on July l.
 Anthony Griff of 409 Rubber avenue, charged with breach of the peace was granted nolie.
 Mike Balkaukas of 34 Thiro street, waterbury, charged with operating motor vehicle while under the influence of liquor, had has case continued until Thursoay' June 20.
 Francis watkus of s5 Spring street, charged with breach of the peace, was fined $t and costs, a total of S11.26, since the costs amounted to $10.26.
 Emil F. Buckmiller of the East Waterbury road, charged with vio- lation of the rules of the roao, was granted nolle. This case nao been continued from the End or the month.
 Lionel LeClair, 'busman, charged with violation Of the borough parking ordinance, parking in a restricted area, had his case con tinued until tho 29th of the montn'
 Joseph l.. Reynolds of Spring street. charged with mayhem at- ter he allegedly poked his broth- er.in-law's eye out, with broom stick. some time ago, likewise was granted a continuance until the
 Observe Chlidren's Day
 Bibles. pins and diplomas were presented to children yesterday ~ the annual observance or Cna- church. The infant baptism ceres mony was performed likewise
 3f Are Graduated
 Thirty-one pupils were graduat- cd from St. Francis, and 2S rom st. Hedwig's parochial schools at tho graduation exercises yesterday. Rev. Edwin J. Gaffney, principal, delivered the graduation address at the St. Francis exercises. Rev. VII liam Wirkus of St. Patrick's parish Waterbury, spoke on the St. He'd wig program.
 The st. Hedwig graduates were: sthnislaus Dormorad, Adam Jan- koWski, Anthony Kuminski, Joseph Kirdzlk, Leo Kiesielewskl, Adam Kozizki, Joseph Krajewski, Ray mond Loman, Casimir Marcisfio. nek, Aiphonse Polomski, Ronald Polomski, Cheslaus Rozzcki, Stan- islAus Szczesiul, Francis Szmaic, Stanislaus Tarnowski, Joseph War; anowic2, Thaddeus Wojtzcak, Hem rlotta Blernacka, Regina Falik, Cecilia Karwacks, Mary Kieska. Hcdwig Koziowska, Anna Rozycka'
 Funeral of John Dxvomer
 The funeral of John Dzvomer, who died at the Waterbury hos pitai on Friday, was held yester- day from his home. Burial was in Grove cemetery. The pall-bearers were Paul Koevry, Andrew Salom- ka, George Chonka, Konon Tokar.. chek, George Lengyel and Paul Roveh.
 observe Memorial Day
 Moro than 150 members of the odd Fellows and 76 members of tho Columbia Rebekah lodge pa- raded to the Methodist Episcopal church yesterday morning 1 n com mcmoration of the odd Fellows Memorial day service. Rev. John Emerson Zeiter spoke on "seli Control" one of his "Yourself series of sermons.
 Yesterday afternoon tho graves of all odd Fellows wero decorated by the Columbia Rebekah lodge. Thomas Ashford was parade mar. shal. William Titlcy was the gen- eral chairman of the committees in charge of arrangements.
 Automobiles Crash
 Automobiles owned by James Petit, of 1122 Baldwin street, Wa terbury and Louis Gerber of North Spring street, Union City. were in- yolyed in crash at Spring and Bridge streets in Union City on Saturday evening. Neither car was very badly damaged, and OHcer Joseph Kenney, who investigated the affair, made no arrests, as the operators of the cars agreed on . settlement.
 Honored At shower
 Miss Eleanor Johnson. who Is to be married to William Passeck of Rubber avenue on Saturday, July 6, was guest of honor at a shower held at the home of MT. and Mrs. Paul Passeck of Rubber avenue Saturday evening.
 The bride-to-be was the recipi- ent of many beautiful gifts Games were played. and refreshments were enjoyed.
 Those in attendance were Mrs. Al Scars, Mrs. Edith Passeck, Mrs. Helen Whalen. Miss Christine Fe- lix, Mrs. Elizabeth Jones, Mrs. An- nie Woll, Mrs. Louise Lengyei, Mrs. Annie White, Mrs. Charles Adams. Mrs. Elizabeth Lattimer, Mrs. Paul Passeck, Sr., Miss Helen Woll, Miss Marjorie Jones, Miss Marion Jones. Miss Dorothy Johnson, Miss Har- riet White, Mrs. Paul Passeck. Jrr Mrs Freda Laub, West Haven; Mrs. Emily Passeck and Mrs. Rich ard Jones.
 Harry Dodge Funeral
 The funeral of Harry Dodge. 21, who resided at 121 Highland ave- nue and who was killed in a motor- cycle accident, Saturday night on the Naugatuck- Waterbury highway, was held this morning at S:30 o'clock from the home of Mrs. F. w. Schaffer of Trowbridge place. to St. Francis church, where a high mass of requiem was celebrated at o'clock. Burial was in St. James cemetery.
 Dodge. who was picked up by passing motorists after a collision on Saturday night with an automo- bile operated by James Domerack of 14 Rufus street, Ansonia, near the Star Water plant on the Naug- atuck Waterbury highway, was pronounced dead upon his arrival at St. Mary's hospital in Water bury. Death was believed to have been caused by fractured skull.
 Domerack was arrested by Mo- tor Patrolmen Thomas Phelan and Frank smith of the Waterbury force, and was held Incommunien. No for the coroner.
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