The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-16
: TORRINGTON
Correspondent: Thomas Car.
Phone Torringt0n GAS
DEMOCRATS HOLD
DANCE SATURDAY
Recent Election Victory to
Be Celebrated at Con.
LEY Inn

The democrats OF Torrington are
completing plans for q victory din
ner OF Conley inn Saturday evening
In celebration OF their victory In the
recent state and national election,
Reservations will be limited to 1870,
dus TO the comparatively small seat
ing capacity ofrtlre dining hall.
among the state leaders OF the
party expected TO attend and address
the gathering are Governor Wilbur
l.. Cross, U. s. Senator Augustine
Lonergan, U. s. Senator Francis
Msioney, Attorney General Edward
J. Daley, Lieutenant Governor Frank
Hayes, Secretary OF State @. John
satti, State Treasurer John s. Adj
dis, Comptroller Charles G. swartz,
insurance Commissioner John
Blackall Labor Commissioner Joseph
M. Tone, Tax Commissioner william
Hackett, Motor Vehicle Commission
or Michael A. Conner, State Chair
man .. Francis Smith Of Water
bury, Congressman j. Joseph Smith,
Mrs. Josephine Flynn Of Bridgeport,
state central committeewoman, Con-
gresham -elect David FITZGERALD Of
New Haven. and William Greene OF
Hartford, secretary OF the state cen
trial committed"
Attorney James F. Hogan, chair
man OF the local democratic town
committee, Is chairman OF the COM
mittee In charge OF the dinner,
Other committee members include
Postmaster Frank Buonocore, Sem
ator Francis W. Hogan. Judge Peter
j. Cavanaugh, Registrar Of Voters
Patrick II. PhalGn and Mrs. Susan
Hoban and John M. Heilernan,
members OF the democratic state
central committee.
Begins Duties rs Teacher
MtBs Ellen Dunn THIS morning
started her duties Us Latin instruc-
tor at the TorrIngton high school,
succeeding Miss Elizabeth M. Chaplin
who completed her duties here last
week after TEACHING In Torrington
schools for nearly 30 years,
Miss Dunn, native Of Torring-
ton. the daughter OF the late Dennis
J. and Mary Kelly Dunn, Is n grad
uate OF Torrington high school and
Smith college, where she received
the bachelor of arts degree In 1884,
Miss Dunn Is a member OF the Tor
rIngton College club. the Literary
club OF 81. Francis parish, and has
been connected with WPA educa-
tional activities here.
Court News
Thomas Bailey, 81, Of Cornwall
Bridge, arraigned at Saturdays ses-
sion OF the city court on charge OF
driving while his license was sus-
pended, received n suspended To-
day jail sentence and was taxed
costs OF $9.40. He was arrested on
Water street Tuesday by Officers
Edmond Wall and Anthony Bar
bierl.
Ignacy Niewiandomski, arraigned
on abreach OF the peace charge, had
judgment suspended on payment of
costs OF $500. He was arrected Oc-
tober but his hearing was de-
layed because he was patient at
the Hungerford hospital.
John Gagyan, aged 43 of 35 Free
land street, was scheduled TO be ar
raigned in city court today for in
toxication. He was arrested on COM
plant Of his wife following dis
turbance at his home. officers An
thony Werner and Anthony Bar
hieri made the arrest
John Brutien, 50. of Wallingford,
arrested yesterday afternoon by OFF,
GERS Edward Over and William
Twittey, was slated TO be heard on
an intoxication charge. He was
found lying on the grass in Coe
park.
Cars Collide
A Pontiac sedan owned and OPP
Grated by Michael Saba. 81 Nc
Guinness avenue, was involved In a
collision Sunday afternoon with q
Lincoln sedan owned by Mrs. Mar
garet z. Murphy. $3.50 East Main
street, and operated by william
Murphy Of the same address.
The accident occurred as the
Murphy car was backing out of 3
driveway on Torringford avenue.
The Saba car, traveling west. struck
the other machine and damaged
both left tenders. The right front
fender and the bumper OF the MUIR
phy car were considerably damaged.