The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-15
BONUS BONDS 10
 BE DISTRIBUTED
zoo Vets to Get Them \ Here; Four Weddings
 Here Saturday
TORRINGTON CoEfUspsndent. Thomas Carr. Phone ToFgington 6aaS

Plans have been completed for the distribution of bonus certificates to over 700 World War veterans of Tor- rington. Postmaster Frank Buono- core has issued detailed instructions to post office clerks and the veter- ans in regard to their distribution. Those who wish to call for their certificates at the post ofice may do so.
 Fifteen clerks will be on duty at 6 o'clock this evening at the ar- a1lory to certify the certificates. The clerks, who will be in session for several nights, will take the certi- ficateg. give the veterans receipts, and forward the bonds to Hartford. The checks will be mailed to the veterans within 24 hours after the receipt of the bond.
 Tn Winsted Break
 Jules Dagnais, 143 East Main street, arrested In Winsted Saturday morning after, 1t was alleged, lie had broken two windows and att tempted to enter Q gasoline station at the corner of Main street and Case avenue was arraigned in town court there Saturday.
 He pleaded guilty to charges of attempting to break and enter in the night and malicious destruc- ton of private property. He re- ceived Q suspended jail sentence of 60 days on the first charge and was fined SI0 and costs on the other count. He was also placed on proba- kion for one year.
 weddings Over weekend
 Miss Irene Labbe, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Joseph B. Labbe, of East Pearl street, became the bride of 2 Bernard Ritcher ct St Francis church Saturday morning. Rev Joe geph Flanagan performed the cere- mony and celebrated the nuptial mass. The bride was given in mar riage by her father. Miss Marion Fireman was maid of honor and Walter Ritcller was best man.
 Miss Mildred Horbor, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Horbon of Culvert street was married to John EIudalx, Dr., at the slovak Lutheran church Saturday agternoon, Rev. Julius l. Bella of Bridgeport, officiating. Miss Helen Kazar was maid of hon. or ana Michael Hudak was best man.
 Miss Helen sarkozi of Park ave- nue and stephen Kish of Palmer street were married at St. Francis church Saturday morning. Rev Vin- cent Murphy performed the cere- enony.
 Miss Mary Lapordo of Jackson street and Daniel Pietrafasa of Rosenbeck hill were married at St. Peteg's church Saturday morning. Rev William P. Bottocelli offlciated. William Crosse was best man and Miss Lucy Pietrafasa was brides- nnaid.
 f Lalkln Funeral Yesterday
 Funeral services for Jacob c. La- Rim, resident of this city for over DO years who died ct his home in Drakeville Friday, was held yesterday Rt 2:30 p. m. at the Tompkins funeral home. Rev. c. Homer Lane, pastor of Center Congregational CAlukSkbD OkASA6vVuV 2ukAHA VVVh PaSSV An Sterling, Mass, today.
 Infant's Funeral This Morning
 Funeral services for John Salva- tore 1ndomenico were held at 8:i6 this morning from his home, 50 Willow street, to St. Peter's church where mass of the angles was cei- ebrated at 9. Burial was in old St. Francis cemetery.
 The child, 27 months old, son of MT. and Mrs. Ealvature Indomen- aco, died Saturday afternoon at Charlotte Eungerford hospital af- ter q short illness of pneumonia. His parents and one brother, Car mel, survive.
 Hurt In Auto Crash
 Angelo Perrotti, 6l Cherry street, and John Ryan, 46 Workman ave- nue, were injured when the car in which they were riding skidded on Q curve and left the road in East Litchfleld Saturday morning. Per-