The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-08
TORRlNGTON Correspondent: Thomas Carr. Phone Torringt0n 6445
JACQUEMIN BOYS
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Brothers Penalized on Mo- tor Vehicle Charges By
 Judge Wall

Paul Jacquemin, p and his brother, Raymond. 27, both of Herwinton were arraingned before Judge Thomas F. Wall in city court yesterday morning. Paul was fined $1OO with costs for operating a motor vehicle under the influence of liquor; and Raymond. charged with intoxication, had judgment suspended without costs.
 According to the police, after one os them had created disturbance at 8 local restaurant. the pair with with couple of others drove to several speakeasies where they drank more intoxicants. Paul was the driver, 1t was alleged. The arrest ing officers were Anthony Werner, Frank Savage and Michael Consi- dine.
 A continuance until Saturday was granted in the case of William Madden, 52. of Winthrop, who was arrested on an intoxication charge at his home at 6:30 Saturday eve ming by Captain Peter Bourquin md officer William Twitty.
 Citizenship Class Starts
 A citizenship class for adults who are awaiting their second papers will be started this evening at the high school building. The group will meet twice a week with the local director, A. J. Goddskey, to dis cuss matters of government and history as usually for the basis of the educational test given to citi- zenship applicants by the naturali- ration examiner.
 People not yet enrolled in evening school may attend this class pro- vided they attend, whenever possi ble, one of the regular classes in order to get broader knowledge of American history, government and institutions. No charge of any kind iC made for attendance or supplies
 Bonus For Workers
 Additional payments of about SIPS, GOO will be received by employ es of the principal factories of the city, 1t was reported yesterday. This amount, in the form of an addition al weeks wages, will be given this week or next.
 Factories to be affected include the Torrington company and it's branches, the Union Hardware com pany, Hendy Machine Company and Fitzgerald Manufacturing Company.
 No notice was posted by the American Brass Company but that concern recently announced a gen. eral wage increase.
 Senator Francis w. Hogan, dis trict deputy. will make an official visitation to Torrington Lodge, E. P. o. E.. tonight. Guests are ex- pected from Stanford. Greenwich, Norwalk, New Haven, Danbury. An sonia. Derby, Waterbury, Winsted and Naugatuck.
 A class of seven candidates will be initiated in honor of Justice James T. Hallihan, past grand ex- alted ruler. Following the meeting. a buffet lunch will be served and six acts of vaudeville presented.
 The committee consists of J. J. Humphries, exalted ruler, w. A. Burns. Atty. James F. Hogan, R. T. Cooke. Frank W. Thayer, Fred Shortt, William F. Mcdonnell. Ed ward Carroll, Edward Cooke. Dr. O. V. Cummings, J. Judd Fitch. J. P. Maine. Do: ;inic Vasso. E. J. Cad oret, J. J. Reardon and Henry Bush.
 Transferred
 B. P. Mcdonnell of this city, em- ployed in the WPA division of em- ployment, has been transferred from the Hartford office to state headquarters at New Haven.
 In Greenwich Concert
 Christian Kirsch. local concert violinist, appeared in concert yes- terday evening in the Greenwich Academy He has been engaged for the season by the Stanford sym phony orchestra.
 Mr. Kirsch is a graduate of the Leipzig Conservatory. Leipzlg. Ger many. and former pupil of Carl Flesh.
 IIusiga- -BymonaItis Nuptlals
 Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Symonaltls announce the marriage of their daughter, Anna, to John Huska. Jr.. son tf John Huska. 2B0 Park avenue. The ceremony took place recently at Bt. FrancB church. The attendants were Miss Alyce eymonaltiS, sister of the bride, and Andrew Huska, brother of the bridegroom.