The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-06
TORRlNGTON
Correspondent: Thomas Care.
Phone Torrlngton 6AaS
ARMISTICE PARTY
PLANS COMPLETED
$50 Expected at Morri.
sons Hall Next We'd.
nesday Evening

An attendance OF about 100 Is cx-
pected at the ..rmistice dinner
dance TO be held by the American
Legion at Morrison's hall next We'd
nesday. A turkey dinner will be
served at 6:45.
Any World war veteran, whether
or not member OF the legion, Is
Invited to attend. e. w. Mallette Is
In charge Of reservations.
jail Sentence Suspended
Peter Lipinski, 43, OF 100 East Al
bert street, arraigned before Judge
Thomas r. Wall In city court yes
terday on charge Of breach OF the
peace, was given O suspended ten
day jail sentence and taxed costs OF
$3.50. He was arrested on the COM
plant Of his wife.
Roger Taggert, 40, Of Northamp-
ton, Mass, arraigned Wednesday on
an intoxication charge, was found
guilty and judgment suspended. The
accused was FIRST thought 10 be a
drug addict but investigation proved
such was not the case.
Marriage Intentions
Applications for marriage licenses
have been filed at the ONCE OF the
town clerk by:
Joseph Saunchls, waterbury, and
Lena Russo, lao Oak avenue;
Arthur Svotka, 1853 Washington
avenue and Grace Noonan, A3 Car
ence street.
Much improvement Is reported In
the condition of Daniel Mcdonald
OF Watervliet, N. Y. and Herbert @.
Joyner, Lenox, Mass, who were in
jured In the truck accident near
East Litchfleld, october 3, In which
Henry Haas Of Albany was fatally
burned.
Rosenbeck Nominated
Clarence 8. Rosenbeck was nomi.
mated for president OF the Boy Scout
Leaders association at q meeting
held Wednesday evening ut the
home OF Commissioner and Mrs.
Homer d. Clark on Hawthorne ter.
race. Others nominated we're: Vice
president. Robert q. Tyrrell; secre.
tary, Fred Kirkwood, and treasurer,
Richard Bishop. Robert @. Lizotte,
present head OF the organization,
presided at the meeting.
The Torrington Exchange club has
decided to operate the Christmas
toy shop again this year. The toy
shop was started six years ago and
has been instrumental In seeing that
no unfortunate child was overlooked
during the holiday.
Members OF the Exchange club
hope TO again receive the val
liable assistance and cooperation OF
the firemen and women's groups 10
carry on It's fine work.
Testing Lane Closed
The motor vehicle testing lane
which was In operation on Treat
street since october 3, closed yester-
day afternoon after having tested
more than seven thousand cars. The
crew started work at Danbury today.
Thcater Taken Over
The North End theater, the cause
OF much litigation In the past, Is
now the property of the First Ma
tional bank Of Hartford, first mort
gage holder. The property was re-
deemed by the bank Monday, the
designated law day, by payment Of
$4,175.03 to Tax Collector James E.
Mallette, plaintiff In the foreclosure
suit brought against the First Bond
81 Mortgage company Of Hartford,
Mrs. Anna Attardi Of Brooklyn, N.
Y, ct al.
Charles Fraychak, As, Of AZ Haw-
thorne terrace was suddenly taken
Ill and collapsed on High street yes
terday before noon. He was removed
to the Charlotte Hungerford hos
pital in the ambulance where his
condition was reported as not SER
ious.
Cadets To Witness Game
A meeting of st. Francis cadets
was held at City Hall yesterday eve
ming at which time arrangements
were made to attend the Yale
Brown game at Yale bowl Saturday.
A total Of 100. including boys and
leaders are TO make hte trip. Trans
portation costs will be met with re-
ceipts Of q minstrel show presented
at the high school auditorium this
week.