The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-20
TORRlNGTON C0rFespondcnt--ThOTna Carr Phone Torrington 6445
LECTURE TONIGHT BY NOTED EDITOR
John B. Kennedy Secured By Teachers = Crown
 ing Services Held

A very large auQlence IS expect ed to be on hand at the Torrington high school auditorium tonight at 8:15 to hear John B. Kennedy, eel ebrated editor and lecturer, who will speak on What's Going On In The World" The lecture is being held under the auspices of the Tor rignton Teachers association and tickets may be procured at the door.
 Court Cases
 Six cases were disposed of in city court Saturday morning in the following manner:
 George W. Winters, Winsted, in- sufficient brakes, fined $5 with costs of $40; William c. Wheeler, insufficient brakes, fined $5 with costs of $9.40; George Sabolcik, New Hartford, insufficient brakes, fined $20 with costs of $40; Peter Schlosky, rules of road, fined $5 with costs of $40; stephen Coons, intoxication, fined $1 with costs of $9.40; James Daly, 17, of Newfield road, theft of watch, given 30-day suspended jail sentence and or- dered daily for 30 days to proba- tion officer, then weekly for a per- tod of six months altogether. Christian Kirsch, son of Charles P. Kirsch of Prescott street, re- turned last week from Europe, where he spent nearly two years taking a master course in violin under Carl Flesch, famous Jewish teacher, in Germany and London.
 It was MT. Kirsch's second trip to Europe, he having previously spent five years at the Leipzig Con- servatory. He was engaged in con- cert work in the south prior to his return to Europe to study under Professor Flesch.
 FEAR Safety Dividend"
 The second ''safetty dividend" for towns whose EZRA accident record has been good has been de- clared by the state emergency re- lief commission. The commission will return unexpended balance of the reserve set up for medical costs during July, August and September of 1884.
 Torrington will receive S1 per cent return. Twenty eight towns of the state will receive 100 per cent return and 17 will receive 97 per cent, but no Litchfield county towns are among them. The towns of this county in addition to Tor rington eligible for S1 per cent are: Winchester, Thomaston, Plymouth and Watertown.
 A large number of people at- tended the annual coronation cer. emonies held at two local churches yesterday afternoon.
 Miss Elizabeth Fulop acted as queen at the service at St. Francis church, the other participants in- cluding Miss Margaret Palmer, Miss Loretta Ryan, Miss Maureen Shugrue, Miss Mary Catherine Tenders, Miss Barbara Burke. Miss Mary Quinn and Paul Driscoll. The sermon was given by Father Costello of Waterbury.
 The following hymns were sung during the ceremony: Hail, Holy Queen," traditional melody, Im- maculate Conception sodality; Ave Maria," Gregorian, Children of Mary and Immaculate Concep- tion sodality; Hail Virgin, Dear est Mary," Tenn, Children of Mary and Immaculate Conception sodal- ity; Mary, Queen of May" Sisters of Mercy, Immaculate sodality; "We Are Children of Mary" Tran tum Ergo," Beltjene; '.Laudate Dominum, Gregorian, Immaculate Conception sodality.
 Miss Margaret Patrick was queen at the crowning service at Sacred Heart church. The other participants were Joseph Lukach, Jr., Kenneth Wolfe, Miss Ann Landor, Miss Dorothy Amrich and Miss Agatha Killiany.
 A class of 32 received their first Communion at the o'clock mass at Sacred Heart church yesterday morning.
 Brief Notes
 A special meeting of the board of directors of the Torrington Women's club will be held at the club rooms this afternoon.
 About a dozen cases of scarlet fever have been reportetd in Tor rington during the past two or three weeks. according to Dr. Elias Pratt, city health officer.
 Miss Dorothy Navin, 203 Bright wood avenue, attended the formal dance of the chemists class of Pratt Institute in New York satur- day evening. She is spending sev- eral days with friends in Flushing l.. I.
 Applications for marriage licen- ses have been filed at the office of the town clerk by:
 Albert Stanislaclk, 10b Johnson street, and Mary Stanlslavclk, ti Chestnut aveune.
 Paul II. Schroeder. b47 East Main street and Ruth A. Horwathl SIS Funston avenue.
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