The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-22

other speakers and their sub
jects will be f. H. Griffiths, pres
ident Of the Turner and Seymour
Manufacturing Company. 1.-THE
Value OF Vocational Training to
Industry; John Thompson, assis-
tant editor of the Torrington Reg
lister, Industrial Development OF
Torrington"; L. H. Dennis, execu-
tive secretary Of the American Vo-
cational Association, why the A.
". AZ. Charles r. Turner of Hart
ford, president of the Connecticut
Section, will preside and open the
meeting.
Dinner will be served at 6:15
o'clock at the Conley Inn. In con-
nection with the meeting IS man
ufacturing concerns in and around
Torrington will exhibit their pro-
ducts and have representatives to
explain them. The exhibit will be
opened to the public Friday, Sat-
urday and Monday, May "a, rs and
"a.
Everett d. Packard, director of
the State Trade School at Hart
ford and group of about Is Hart
ford members of the association
win attend the meeting.
Radzevich Elects Trial by Jury
Victor Radzevich of this city
pleaded not guilty to a charge Of
speeding when arraigned in the
court of common pleas at Litch-
field before Judge Ebert B! Ham
Lin, yesterday morning. He elected
trial by jury. The assignment of
the trial was postponed.
The case results from an acct
dent which occurred in Thomaston
March II. The cases Of two other
persons involved in the accident
Carolyn Refill and William Lover
ing, both charge dwith violating
the rules Of the road-were con-
tinued.
Another case of local interest
that Of John Konopeus of this city,
charged with breachc Of the peace
was nolled. Amerigo Servi,
charged with violating the rules
OF the road, withdrew his appeal
from the Torrington court and his
case was nolled. Anthony Sa-
botka, accused Of reckless driving,
also withdrew his appeal and a
nolle was entered. The case Of
Lewis r. Hart, Jr., also Of this
city, accused OF operating while
his license was suspended, was
continued.
william A. Jaschinsky, %.
r. r. D., arraigned before Judge
T. J. Lyon in city court yester-
day on q charge of driving car
without registration, was fined SIS
with costs of $40. The court re-
mitted both fine an dcosts.
william Anthony Perrotti, 80,
of Danbury, arrested Monday night
by Lieut. Froeliger and Officer E.
Over following disturbance at a
tavern, was arraigned on charges
OF intoxication and breach of the
peace. He was fined Sc and costs
OF $9.40.
Betefxm Housing Effort Success
work TO be done at an estimated
cost or gzzz,s16 has been generated
IN the 1,orrington Better Housing
program since Its institution here
last November. This exceeds the
goal or 100000 which was set for
n1odernization and repair OF local
homes when the executive commit
tee laid its plans for the program.
The general campaign has been
carried on in such fine manner
that w. d. Flandrs, director of the
lleld division OF the r. H. z. at
washington, sent q representative
to Torrington to study the methods
used.
the committee in charge Of the
local effort, who are to be con-
graduated on the success Of the
campaign consist OF the following:
General chairman, Edward j..
Burns.
EXECUTIVE committee: General
Sanford Il. Wadhams, chairman,
Senator Francis w Hogan, Russell
4 Patterson, Mayor Ernest ~.
Kopcy, William A. Glecson, John
n. Hroosh. Howard ,. cestic, Harry
Cieaysland and Judge Timothy y
i .senG.
1fI.n barbara Money! was pre-.