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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-27
MARTINO HONORED
 AT TESTIMONIAL.
Presented With Purse at
 Banquet; Bagley Offici- ates as Postmaster

Victor Martino. who is to be mar ried in November, was honored at a stag party recently in Ferrar,s Rose land Room on North Main street. MT. Martina was presented with a purse by James Bagley, who acted as toastmaster for the occasion About one hundred and twenty five were present.
 Louis DeNegris was on hand with his accordian and William Masone, Joseph Martino, Augie Palladino, Frank Palladino, Frank Giacin and Phil Caliendo supplied the guests with plenty of entertainment with their vocal selections.
 Those present included: Anthony Martina, Carl Fasano, Sam Yan- nielli, Nicholas Carpinello, Robert Galuppo, Joseph Mazzaferro, Henry Fasano. Al Calo, George McMalun, Henry Reilly, Domenic Meariello, F.. Esposito, John Kurth, A. Babchenko, Peter Sciarro, Nick Ella, John Spud- nole, Arthur Pryor, William Lucian. Rocco Colella, Fred Spring, Al Can avan, Giacin, Fred Mazzaferro, John McCristle, Joe Jannetty, Phil Pa nasci.
 w. Surprenant, Alferd Ciarlelh, Joe Orsillo, Frank Coviello, Ralph Man gini, Massimo Baldoni, Daniel Lu- clan, Dom Lucian, Pasquale Fran ceso, Enni Mucci, Angelo Bell, Rocco Martino, Louis Faudise, John Bul. lano, Tony Nriano, Charles Stable. A. Garofauo, Thomas Pisco, Pete Pisco, Nard Santora, Salvatore Niele, Michael Starlrle, Joseph Fulien, George Massarelli, Antonio Vaciar- elli. John Soinoo, John Giacin.
 Albert Tacinelli, Anthony Orsinl, Fred Jacovino, Augie Palladmo, Michael Julian, Thomas Andria, Freo Greenwood, Anthony Allicino, Frank Palladino, Benny Mitchell, Paul Cappellini, Albert Boiscla, Vito An tonic. Peter DeLeo, Raymond Mo cuot. Anthony Palladino. William Rates. Frank DeParlo, Benjamin Mammello, Phil DelGobbo, Bunny Martino, Larry Waldo, Samuel Ca paldo. Cal Dirigard. Joseph Longo' Salio Martino, Anthony Marcnitto James Stolfi, John Murnane, Wh- liam Masone, A. Van Megroot.
 Albert Roden, James Bagley. Jo- seph Martino, Victor Martino, LOUIS DeNegris, Nick LaCapra, Edmuno McHale, Anthony Pagano, Conletto Romeo. Phil Caliendo. James Bur kett. Nick Orsini, Joseph Burkett Leonard Petrezzi, Jul Martino, Pa' Harris, Henry Stango. John Acce- turce, Vincent Manarot and LOUIS Santilli. l.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-27
JUDGE RELEASES.
 DR AFT DODGER'
Mock Trial Features Chief Justice; Local Minister
 on Church Program

Hailed into mock court on a charge of refusing to register with the draft board, while his country was, according to the plot, at war, Rev. T. Leroy Crosby, pastor of the South Federated church was the central figure last week in the mock trial O. a conscientious ob- jector to wa, which was presented as part of the program of the fourth annual institute on the Church and Social Relations.
 As the conscientious objector, MT. Crosby was summoned to appear before Chief Justice William M. Maltbie, acting judge of the court. All the procedure of court was en- acted in the trial, the jury of 12, lawyers for prosecution and de- sfense, clerk, sheriff, even to the proper printed documents.
 K The jury finally acquitted MT. Crosby on the grounds that man has the right to object to war even up to the point of refusing to reg iSter for compulsory military serv- ice.
 The institute was held in connec- ton with the conference of the Connecticut Council of Churches and Religious Education in Hart ford.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-27
FRATERNAL NEWS
Provincial Di Foggia

High praise was expressed III behalf cf the committee who sponsored the successful banquet and dinner dance of the ladies' auxiliary of the Provincial Di Foggia society held at Waverly Inn recently.
 The guec.s included: Miss Mary J. Bozzuto, John Peace, John De Pastino, Nicola Beccia, Luigi Ricci, Nicola Bozzuto, Mrs. Nicola Bozzuto, Frank D'Alonges, Mrs. Frank D'Alonges, Ralph Leone, Mrs. Theresa Leone, Miss Rose Vitarelli, Carl Yosino, Maira De Cosmo, Raffalea Carozza, N. Car ozza, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Lago, Henry Del Pc, Rose Weyman, Rae Caiazzo, Nick Spina, Antoinette Diorio, John Azzaro, MT. and Mrs. Domenic Iorio, MT. and Mrs. Frank Iorio, Louis A. Barber, Phyllis L. M. Beccia, MT. and Mrs. A. Bergamo, Jr, MT. and Mrs. Rocco Galasso, Miss Louise Stere, D. Francis Frascatore, Marguerite Jacaruso, Dr. Michael A. Man. dino, Margaret A. Mandino, MT. and Mrs. Pasquale J. Varanelli. MT. and Mrs. Joseph Paolino, MT. and Mrs. Harry Wilke, Joseph Trainor and Blondie Carozza, Kay Broderick and Louis Man. dino, Anne Acquarelli and Terry Chiarlone, Marie Carozza and Bob Green, MT. and Mrs. Rance Carozza, Mir. and Mrs. John Colucci. Ange De Cosmo and John DiPietro, Jane Spina and John Quintiliani, Rose DiRutro and Andrew DeCosmo, MT. and Mrs. Arthur Mistura, MT. and Mrs. Charles Bozzuto, MT. and Mrs. Frank Shippani, Harry Sasso, Virginia Bozzuto, Pat Var anelli, Mary Bozzuto, Nicholas Lanesey. Emma D'Alonges, Mi- chael Basil, Viola Abbondela, Nick Jursk.cry, Nelda Cesario, MT, and Mrs. Domenick Quat- trocchi, MT. and Mrs. Frank Cip- riano, MT. and Mrs. Joseph c. Colella, MT. and Mrs. Al Capo- danno, Sally DiVito. Joseph Di-- Pietro, MT. and Mrs. George Ricciardi, MT. and Mrs. Frank Vitarelli, I..r. and Mrs. Romeo Vitarelli, MT. and Mrs. Rocco V. Genua, MT. and Mrs. Ernest Di- Pietro, MT. and Mrs. Anthony Vitarelli, MT. and Mrs. Frank Granato, Mir. and Mrs. Michael Bergantino of Milford, Conn, MT. and Mrs. Patsy Casalino, MT. and Mrs. Thomas Pompei, Jose r'line Iurdu-i, Angelo Bergantino, Mary Bergantino, Ralph Granato, Connie Granato, Francis Granato, Angeline Cicchetti, Pat DeRtenzo, A. M. Romaniello, Arnold Cic- chetti, Marion Di Domizio, Matt DesjardinS, T.iss Molly Di Pietro. MT. and Mrs. Michael Palomba, MT. and Mrs. A. Joseph Fossaty, MT. and Mrs. P. Vicrengo, MT. and Mrs. Anthony Luccaro. MT. and Mrs. Nicholas Paventy, MT. and Mrs. Anthony Sacco. MT. and Mrs. Vincent Polzella, Mir. and Mrs. Nicholas Perazzelli, MT. and Mrs. Charles Bozzuto, MT. and Mrs. Josephine Bozzuto. MT. and Mrs. Arthur Mistura, Jr., Theresa Divito. Albert Cianciull, Francis Granato.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-27
BROADWAY BABES CLEVERLY STAGED
Billy Ainsley and MargOt Lopez Tops in Current
 Laugh-PrOvOker

Billy Ainsley steals the show in this weeks furlesque, Babes oi Broadway" playing at Jacques the ater this week. The veteran come dian, who shutters and stammers with. the greatest of ease, is tops in all the laugh making sketches which are better than any presented since Jacques opened early in October.
 Sharing the spotlight with Ainsley are Margot Lopez, vivacious face mistress of ceremonies, and Nazzaro Halo, comedy brunette, whose spe- cialty numbers are well worth look ing at and whose tantalizing lingo aGds to their programs.
 Another speciality number well worth the price of admission is a dancing team oi two clever young sters, a boy and l. girl, who exem- plify some fancy steps while their legs are chained to one another.
 Manager George Florida has se- cured Ginger Girls" for next week s show, featuring galaxy of stars, Including Dorothy Deo, Vienesse beauty, "The Venus DeMilo of 1e36" Joe DeRita, Dorothy Seyier, Irma Vcgelee, Wade and Wade, sensation al colored dancers, Bobby Burns Harry Jackson, Harry Meyers, Joan peLee, Max Deval, Bobby Faye and sWhitey" Roberts and company.
 Last nights program, which will be repeated every afternoon and eve- ming this week, follows:
 The program follows:
 Heidelberg" Opening-Ada Lellyan,
 Marion Mason, 'Elinoir Gibson,
 Harry Allen, Frank Masters, Paul
 Long and Dancing Girls. Merry Mix-up-Joe Young, Elinoir
 Gibson and Frank Masters. Jazznockery .................G Girls Surprise Pinto & Della and Lopez Ballet-Ada Lellyan, Mason and
 Girls. Beans In the Bucket -Ainsley, AL
 len. Lopez, Gibson, Masters. Specialty-Nazzaro Hallo.
 ~On the Air"-Young and Masters. cLady of the Snow'-Ada Lellyan,
 Marion Mason and Chorus. Frank Masters in-Legomania. fsCo Ahead and Sing"-Pinto &
 Della and Harry Allen Dancing School Days-Paul Long
 and Girls
 Nudist Colony-Billy Ainslcy. Finale ........... Entire Company Opening Virginia Hager and Girls Gpecialty-Paul Long.
 Tie My Shoe"-Pinto & Della and
 Cast.
 Epecialty-Nazzaro Halo.
 rYe Bad Pirates" ............ Girls Modern Love-Young, Masters,
 Della and Gibson.
 Porcelain Ballet-Lellyan, Maston,
 Long and Chorus.
 Illusion 6cene-Ainsley, Allen, Halo &oecialty -Margot Lopez.
 Finale Entire Company.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-27
Italian Sisterhood

The annual Halloween party of the Italian Sisterhood was well attended last night at the Moose Hall. Angeline Santopenito was awarded the cedar-chest. The hall was beautifully decorated, which gave the atmosphere of a Mardi- Gras. A grand march which was under the direction of Nicholas Zappone was the feature of the evening.
 Prior to the party five new members were installed and also the committee on the dinner dance reported progress. Mrs. Louise Briguglia was in charge of the arrangements committee. Mrs.
 Joseph Pernatozzi praised the committee for the wonderful work done by them to make last nights affair a success.
 Mrs. Joseph Pernatozzi, presi- dent of the society was presented with a purse and money, brief case and corsage as a birthday gift.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-27

ABOVE:
 The final act in the romantic career of Mrs. Wallis Simpson, Baltimore boarding house keepers daughter who became the cOnfi- dante of King Edward VIII, was played in the ancient court room above, at Ipswich, England, when her petition for divorce from Captain Ernest Simpson was heard. Justice Hawke, attorney general to King Edward when he was prince of Wales, was on the great bench in the background for the brief hearing. Simpson did
 not contest the case. RIGHT: The county hall in Ipswich, in Suffolk, England, which houses the courtroom where the Simpson
 divorce case was heard.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-27
BY ELMER Q. wALzER

New York, Oct. 27.-(UP)-Stocks were steadier today after their sharp recession yesterday. Trading picked up and sizeable group ad- vanced fractions to more than a point.
 Bonds also made a better show ing. In the stock list, U. IS. Indus trial Alcohol opened at 39 3-4 up 1 1-s: Western Union 9f np 1-4; Sears Roebuck 93 1-4 up l 7-8; Bethlehem Steel 69 up 7-8; U. s, Steel "A 3-8 up 5-8; Montgomery Ward 55 up 1-2; Chrysler 125 3-4 up 7-S; Standard of New Jersey
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-27
. "" Director

professional director of the High land Country club of Meriden. Other speakers were Raymond French, president of the Hope vile Community club: Matt Price, athletic director, and Seth Good win, newly appointed athletic di- rector of the local Y. M. c. A. Caspar Spearo was master of ceremonies. He was also chair man of the arrangements com mittee.
 Announcement was made that the initiatory degree will be con- ferred on a class of candidates November g. An old fashioned dance and card party will be sponsored by the lodge ill Odd Fellows hall Friday night.
 Three wrestling, and two box ing bouts were staged as a portion of the program. which also in- cluded vocal selections by Sing ing Bill Mastopietro.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-27
.fRv the Fire MarshaN

The presence of flremen I'm the eastern section of the city this noon, Is given as the cause of 8 false alarm from Box 1S. located at a point on East Main street just opposite the P. H. Hackett property, or what was once old John D'S pond.
 Bremen had previously been called to the three story frame structure at the junction of East Main and Wolcott street, to ex- tinguish 8 chimney fire. The prop erty is owned by Daniel Marcele, who lives in one of the apart- ments. Acting Deputy Chief JO- seph J. Kelley was in charge of the Bremen. comprising Engine No. 2 and Truck No. 3 of the East Main street station.
 The chimney fire was almost out when . crowd of school chill
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-27
Y SOCIAL GROUP
 MEETS TONIGHT

The general social committee of fine V. M. O. A. will hold a meeting at 7:3O tonight under the direction of William A. Carpenter, cnairman' This committee consists Of num- ber of subcommittee, each carry inc a special type of program. Draihatics, The Glee Club, Lobby nroerams, New Years Eve dance are among the subjects to be discussed.
 m addition, the Young Mems so- ciai committee. headed by George ,. Mitchell, will make further plans recardinx the social program or young mems clubs. Thomas Leonard If inc Junior Inter-Club Council IS assocIated with Mitchell in the di- rection Of this committee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-27
Pride off Hawthorn

The regular meeting of Pride of Hawthorne Lodge. Daughters of St. George was held last night in Lord Kitchener post headquar- ters on Bank street. The usual business was transacted. After the meeting a Halloween dance was held. the music being provid- ed by Grenier's orchestra. MT.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-27
Jewish War Veterans

A special meeting of David Fam nick post, Jewish War Veterans, and its auxiliary will be held to- night at Knights of Pythias hall, North Main street. State Presi- dent Mrs. Nellie Lubov of the aux Hilary and her rSstaff will attend the session.
 Business matters of importance will be discussed. Following the regular meeting the committee in charge of the forthcoming ball will meet and discuss plans for the event. tI
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-27
EDWARD H. DAVIS
 CIVITANS SPEAKER

An interesting talk entitled "The Spanish Revolution" was given to local Exchange club this noon by Edward Davis, statistician of the Scovill Manufacturing Go. Today was guest day at the Elton and each member of the club brought along a friend for lunch.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-27
Wadharrs Relief

Annual inspection of the Wad- hams Relief Corps was made at the Arinory$ last night by Mrs. Gladys Raymond of Hartford, department inspector. Department Councillor Mrs. Blanche Maton, and department patriotic instruc- tor, Mrs. Sue Oldershaw address ed the group briefly. A discussion of plans for the corps annual rum- mage sale which will be held next month. took place.
 Twelaty-two members of the corps were present, including Homer D. Nortlrop of the Grand Army.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-27
Zindah Grotto

A Halloween social will be an attractive feature of tonight's meeting of Division 5, A.O.H. In Hibernian hall. Following the reg ular meeting bingo will be en- joyed and refreshments served. A committee working under the direction of Mrs. Sarah Doyle has perfected plans to make this even- ing's session an entertaining one for all members.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-27
Wilson Post

The William Wilson Post of the American Legion, will be sponsors of their annual fall dance to be held on Friday night at Work mems Circle Hall on Spencer Avenue, and all friends of the chapter have been invited to help make the event 8 success.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-27
RAYMOND CESTARO. GIVEN JAIL TERM.
Local Man Pleads Guilty
 to Statutory Offense in Litchfield

i Litchfield, Oct. 27.-Raymond Cestaro, A, of Waterbury pleaded guilty to a statutory offense in Thomaston in which 15-year old Waterbury girl was involved. before Judge Arthur E. Els in superior court yesterday morning. He was given one-year county jail sem tence, but nine months of the sem tence was suspended and he was. ordered to report to probation auth critics when his release from Jail takes place.
 Mrs. Catherine c. Tataranovich, 45, of Watertown peladed guilty to a lascivious carriage charge, was given six month suspended jail sentence and placed on probation for that period.
 British rayon factories have es- tablished new all-time production recOrd &
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-27
Townsend Lodge

More than 200 men attended the fifth annual smoker and sports carnival sponsored by Townsend lodge Of odd Fellows. last night at odd Fellows hall.
 Comments on sports were given by James W. Lee. athletic direc- tor at Wilby high school. and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-27
N. U. S. J. 17

Unit No. r of the National Union for Social Justice will meet Thurs day night at Russell school gym- nasium at 8 o'clock to discuss plans for the approaching election. Off, cials of the unit have secured a table model voting machine which will be on display.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-27
MARRIAGE INTENTIONS

Thomas ,. Rogers. Jr- sS aiFview street; Anna M. Jam &a1skas, s1s Railroad Hill Nkcet.
 George T. KorneF. a Johnson street; Adele A. Rlcciardi, ll0 Ezzk Eoad
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-27
IlNarket More Steady
 As Business Started
Trading Picked Up-S -SizeabIe Group Made Good Ad-
 yance-BOnds Also Showed Up Better

06 LID 5-s: General Motors 7l S-S up 5-8; Cerro eD Pasco' 59 1-z up 7-8; International Nickel 60 1-4 up S-4 and New York Central 45 up 3-4.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-27
Continental Lodge

The entered apprentice degree was conferred at last nights meet ing of CVontienntal lodge. A. F. A. M., in Masonic temple.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-27
Division 5

Louis Wenzel, Harold Slator and Clarence Slater will be in charge of arrangements for a ladies night" program which will be sponsored by Zindah Grotto Fri- day evening at Temple hall. Danc- ing and games will be featured, with music furnished by the Der Molay orchestra.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-27
DIVORCE ASKED

Plea for divorce was entered in superior court this morning by Anna Rudolph Barrows against Ed ward J. Barrows. The marriage took place Dec. 6, 1918, and the plaintiff claims her husband desert- ed her January, 1923.
 Alimony and custody of 15 year old child are also sought. z
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-27
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-27

and Mrs. Matthias Walker won first prize for the best costume and Albert Hole won prize for the funniest costume. A prize for the apple race was awarded 10 Mrs. Mccarthy of New Haven, and a prize was also awarded to William Bower for suit case race. Lunch was served. .9
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-27

Honduras trade is expanding.
The Indianapolis times., 1936-03-23

Harmon. Mrs. C-ittendcn Mason: sister.
Mrs. Frank Dicksy; brothers, Blias and
william Osborn.
PENDLETON-MrS. ANY Hsines Stephen
son. Survivors: Sister-in-lav. Miss Bertha
Spepenson; nephew, Robert Geier.
PETERSBURG-Mr Msrv Like. u.
Survivors: widower. Jacob. sons, Fred and
Clark. daughters. Mrs Sophia Anderson.
Mrs. Bertha Leffler. Mrs. Jane Quacksn-
bush. Mrs. Ruby Myers and Miss Ruth
Like.
PoNETo-ch Charles Edward Tsppy. rs
Edward, David Carl Lewis Earl and
Halle; daughters. Mrs. Malinds May
Julian. Mrs. Opal Johnson and Ruth; sis
ters, Mrs Charles OSwalt ana Mrs. Rich
ard Oman; brother. George.
ROYAL CENTRE-Sidnev ?. Green. 81
Survivors. Widow, Mary L.; nieces and
nephews.
RICHLAND-Jasper Miller So Survivors
ter Hazel; stepson. Russell Wshl: sister.
Miller
Riehmond-Edward Kamp. So.
Urban Gsusepohl.
Mrs. Carrie Y. Jackson. SIS. Survivors:
Sons. Roy, Clarence, Harry and Fred Jack
son.
aE@sT RoeHrsgER53ssOh ga4s75s: widow PovRs MsIt 5s
dasSsteEs rscs MS GeTtie Champ anS Ms
Mrs. Margaret Calhoun. So Survivors:
Sons. Chester. Louis and Delbert: sister
ROCK iI RuN@Harvey NHrz'S"' Mack. "a. Sur
ivors: Sons. Fay. Pete and Archie Mack,
cogsin; Mrs James Grague.,
SHELBYVILLE-Miss Mary Jan es. Al
Survivors: Brothers, Carl and William
sIMs-Albert Ellis, rs. Survivors:
The Indianapolis times., 1936-03-23

KNIGHTsTowN-a John Crouch:
Survivors: Sons. George and Allen; daugh-
ter. Mrs. Edith Troy.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Conwell. 7s. farm
Levi and Chris Jr.: sisters, Mrs. Ella Mil
Clara Ga B. Gii6eft: bTothers. ns1 avg willism Mrs
Edward Graham. 81. Survivor: Widow.
vivors: Mother brothers Fred and Ar
thur Behrends; two nephews.
LA GRANGE-Mrs Jane Huss Shepard
son. 86. Survivors: Son, Kit c.. daughter
Mrs. Pearl Will.
LA PORTE-walter H. stielow. 43 Sur
vivors: Widow and daughter.
Mrs. Elizabeth Greer, 2s. Survivors:
Widower; sons. Robert and Herrold;
daughter. BetsyI parents; brother, George
Lang sisters. Mrs. Linnie Price. Mrs
Alice Place, Mrs. Margaret Schultz. Mrs.
Anna Hall, Mrs. Emma Richard and
Misses Elsie and Lille Lang.
MARIoN-Mrs. Cora Mabel Haley. 4s.
MARKLEvILLE-Mrs Ruth Chadwick
40. Survivors: Widower. Clarence; sons
Fred. Paul and Robert; daughter. Miss
Joyce Chadwick mother. Mrs Effie Len
nen: brother. Howard Woolman.
MILROY-Mrs. Nancy A Land. s2 Sur
vivors: Two daughters and six sons.
Observation-Disclosures Earl Leninger. 90
farmer. Survivors: Parents. Mr. and Mrs
Barl Leninger; brothers. Adolph, William.
Robert. Richard and Francis.
MITCHELL-James Childers, "a Sur
vivors: Daughters, Mrs. Mary Smith Mrs
Margaret Hayes and Mrs. J. E. Kelly.
MUNCIE-Mrs. Louisa A. Harper. Sur
vivors: Sons, Rolla and Herbert l.
Dunkin: daughter. Mrs. Cleta d. Swingley
ORIOLE-Dan w. Schrader, 68 Sur
vivors: Sons, Jesse. Arthur and Cleo;
daughters, Mrs. Logan JeffrieS, Mrs Bessie
Farris Misses Roma and Elsie Schrader
OSSIAN-Mrs Joseph Hickman, 10. Sur
vivors: Widower; sons, Fred and Chester
daughters Mrs Ernest Goette Mrs Roy