The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-29
TORRINGTON C0rrcspondcnt-Thomas Carr Phone TOFrington 011b
FORESTERS PLAN
 CONVENTION HERE
Seventy-six Courts to Be Represented at State
 Meetings in May

Seventy-six courts of the Fores- ters of America in Connecticut have elected delegates to the gem eral convention to be held in this city on May 10 and Il. Twenty more courts will elect their, dele- gates within the next week. An attendance of about 220 is expected at the session, including past grand chief rangers and general court off, ficers.
 A reception is to be held at Rialto hall on Friday evening, May 10. The convention will be held at City Hall on Saturday, May Il, at Conley Inn. A meeting of the convention committee was held Tuesday night. The next one will be held in South Prospect street hall on April 12.
 Patrick H. G1eeson, grand chief ranger and P. J. Cavanaugh, past grand chief ranger, visited Court Union, Unionville, yesterday even- ing; and will visit Court Spinoza, New Britain, April 3, and Court Equality, Cromwell, April IA, and attend the class initiation to be held by Court Elm Progressive, ASAOou DAOShI @APAAA
 Court Plan Meets Opposition
 A large amount of opposition to the district court bill is being stirred up by citizens of the small towns in Litchfield countyA and a large delegation is expected to at- tend the hearing on the bill to be held by the judiciary committee of the general assembly Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock.
 It is contended that the residents of the small towns would receive as much justice in their home town as in a city court and would not be entailed by as much expense.
 A majority of the Litchfield county legislators are said to be opposed to the bill and resent the action of Attorney Thoms of Wa terbury in presuming to dictate the set-up. of the courts in this county, while being very careful not to dis turb the sttus of the Waterbury or Bridgeport courts.
 Dead Driver at Fault
 The fatal accident on the Canaan Salisbury road Sunday evening which resulted in four deaths was due to the recklessness and crim- inal negligence of James E. Jones, driver of the car, according to a finding issued at yesterdays in- quest.
 The victims of the accident were: MT Jones and his wife, Mrs Sarah Ryvele and Ephraim Duncan. The witnesses who testified at the in- quest were David Macarthur of Torrington, Miss Adele Clifford of Goshen and State Policeman George Remer.
 Suit Withdrawn
 The suit brought by MT Leon A. Manchester of Winsted against Mir and Mrs Cas.er w. Stone and daughters, Janice and Doris, of Winsted road, Torrington, alleging alienation of the affections of her husband, Dr Russell c. Manchester, has been withdrawn, according to announcement made in the su- perior court Wednesday during the trial of Mrs Manchester's suit against her husband for separate support for herself and daughter, Betty Jane.
 Testifying in court Mrs Man. chester gave an account of her marital relations from May, 1883, to the present time.
 Conference For Teachers
 A training conference for teach CTS in the field of adult education will be held at the library of Crosby high school in Waterbury Saturday morning at 10 o'clock, according to an announcement of the bureau of field service of the state department. All Torrington teachers of adult classes and others interested in such instruction are urged to attend.
 Expected Home Today
 Four Torrington men who have been on a two-week cruise to the West Indies and South America are expected home today. In the party are Burton H. Morrison, the Rev William r. Botticelli, Charles A. Raino and Attorney Thomas F. Wall.
 Their first stop was at Port au Prince, Haiti, from whence they proceeded to Curacao and then to LaGayra, Venizuela, where they left the ship for a trip through the Andes to Turino. The last stop was at St Thopas, Virgin Islands. They are on the Rotterdam of the Holland American line.
 Wintle Funeral Services
 The funeral of Marjorie Mae Wintle, four-year-old daughter of MT and Mrs George Wintle, was held from the family home, 369 South Main street, yesterday after noon at 2 and at Trinity church at O.g y,.ay xass tor, officiated. Burial was in the family plot at Hillside cemetery.