The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-16
TORRlNGTON Correspondent: Thomas Cars. Phone T0rringt0n 641S
SCHOOL SINGERS OFFER PROGRAMS
Morning, Afternoon Exer- ! cises Enjoyed By Pupils
 and Parents

Sgrams were presented in the high yBchool auditorium today under the adirection of Miss Mary H. Burns, su- ..bervisor of music. A freshman as- ~Sembly program this morning in- .eluded chorusspf voices and the Nsenior chorus, numbering 215 voices ssgave it's program this afternoon. <i- Poth choruses were accompanied Eby Rev. H. Francis Hine, rector of ygrinity church, who also gave an Sjhteresting talk oi. Christian cus- wtoms in many lands and plaed ex- sseerpts of Christian l.lusic typical of Sthe different countries. ~ Is addition to the students many rba-cnts and friends attended the Iprcgrams which were as follows: yTalk-Christians In Many Lands ~ MT. Hine
 eSolo-Angels We Have Heard On 'I~ IIigh--Mary Williamsn sIhe First Noel
 We Three Kings Orient Are Deck the Halls-Chor,s
 S0iU-Cantique de Noel-Robert Haas
 Good King WenceSlaS -
 Little Town of Bethlehem Silent Night--chorus
 Trio-Carol of The Shepherds Mary Williamson, Ruth Andreani, Robert Haas
 Solo-Birtkday of King-Ruth Jeanfavre
 Jy To the World
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 Fined for Liquor Violation
 Camille Bruttomesso of this city - arraignea before Judge Carroll c Hincks in United States district court at Hartford Monday, charged with vioiat.on of the federal licuol laws, VAS fined $1o0, given sus. pended '.c' '. Six months anC paced on probation for two years. A still an, bootleg alcohol were found on Bruttoi .esso's property l.. Torrington several months ago.
 former Resident Dies
 Mrs. Augusta Emelia Weimann 62, formerly resident of Torring- ton for 55 years, died early yester- day morning at Charlotte Hunger. ford hospital. She had been in il health seven years and suffered z shock last Friday, since which timt she had been in the hospital.
 Mrs. Weimann was native O. Germany. She came to the United States at an early age, locating II Torringtoi, where she became wei known among the German colony She had resided in Harwinton fol the past 18 years.
 Survivors include her husban, ( Ferdinand Weimann; son, Alber Jasch; eight grandchildren; ont great-grandchild, and several niece. and nephews.
 The funeral will be held iron the Gleeson mortuary tomorrow af. ternoon at 2 o'clock and at thu German Lutheran church at 2:30 Rev. Otto SeidenSteucker, pastor vii officiate. Burial will be in tn, family plot in Center cemetery. Int mortuary will be open this after. noon and evening.
 Smoker Tonight
 The Knights of Pythias will holc their first smoker of the season ir the lodge rooms this evening There will be special attraction and a, many members as possible are urged to attend The entertainment com. mittee has arranged an interesting program for the winter months, anf expects full cooperation from thu members.
 Judgment Granted
 Judge Origen s. Seymour granted judgment of $810 for the plaintiff a! stipulated by attorneys in the cas- of Joseph Consiglio of New Yorl against Carmelo Russo of Torring ton. ct al at a session of the cour of common pleas held in Winstet Monday.
 Meeting Friday
 The Christmas meeting of Char lotte Hungerford hospital auxiliary will be held Friday at 3:30 p. m in the memorial auditorium. Re treatments will be served.
 Attend Funeral
 A local delegation of Relief Corp members and others will attend thu funeral in Danbury this afternoon of Edward Austin Pinkney. depart Inent commonder of Connection Civil war veterans. who died Mon day night. Burial will be in Bedding
 ffonored at shower
 A shower was held in honor ol Miss Gertrude Lord of Center stree ct the home of Mrs. William Oliver .lcharlcs street. Monday evening lsFheer were 90 present. Miss Lort ~ill be married to James Whaler