The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-16
TORRlNGTON Correspondent: Thomas Carr. Phone TOrringtOn 6A45
SUICIDE ATTEMPT
 IS UNSUCCESSFUL
AchilIe Cattey, "A, Rushed to Hospital After Drink
 ing Poison

Torrington. March l6 -- Achille Cattey, "A, of 95 Lafayette street, is on the danger list at the Charlotte Hungerford hospital as result of an attempted suicide at his home yesterday morning. He was rushed to the hospital after he drank q portion of poison.
 Cattey's wife died about a year ago and he became Respondent, q condition which was increased, po- lice say, when son, with whom he lived, moved to New Britain, Satur- day.
 Fined for Drunken Driving
 Alexander GhIdossi, 48, of 52 Chestnut avenue, arraigned before Judge Thomas F. Wall in city court yesterday morning on charge Of operating an automobile while un- der the influence of intoxicating liquor, was fined $l00 with costs of S9.40. The court remitted $20 of the fine.
 GhidosSi was arrested Sunday morning after car which he was driving had crashed against a tele- phone pole at Franklin street and HarWinton avenue. Ghidossi was released under $100 bonds pending arraignment.
 Meet Tomorrow Night
 The organzation meeting of the committee to cooperate in prepar- ing for the state convention of the Spanish War Veterans will be held at the armory Wednesday evening. Through error 1t was announced that the gathering was to have been held yesterday evening Mayor Er- nest E. Novey is temporary chair man of the committee, and Charles L. Jenkins, state commander of the Spanish War Veterans, secretary.
 Present Play Thursday
 'Huckleberry Finn" which will be presented at the high school au- ditorium Thursday night by mem- bers of the Freshman Dramatic club is expected to be greatly enjoyed by both young and old readers oi Samuel Clemens works. There will be no reserved seats for the perform ance and patrons are urged to ar- rive at the auditorium early to se- cure choice seats.
 Elks Party
 Plans are practically complete fol the St. Patrick's party to be held al the Elks clubhouse Wednesday eve ming. Dancing, entertainment anC D httHnf 1tInnlNnA11 Ny,il lAn l.. program. The event is for members of the Elks and their friends and tickets may be secured from mem- bers of the Elks glee club.
 To Confer with Pupils
 c. Walter Johnson will be at his office at the Torrington high school tonight at o'clock to confer with parents of pupils who are to enter high school in the fall. Richard Hughes high school principal, will be ill his office Wednesday night from o'clock on to confer with parents of pupils in upper classes regarding choice of subjects.
 In Vets Hospital
 Eugene Gis5elbrecht of North Elm street is a patient at the veterans hospital in Newington. MT. Gissel- brecht is veteran of the Spanish American war and is quartermaster of w. Sc Steele camp, U. s. W. " Charles l.. Jenkins, state con- mander of the Spanish war vet erans, accompanied him to Newing ton.
 Arraigned for IntOxieati0n
 Andrew Scarzella, 35, of i56 Oak avenue was fined $5 with costs oi s740 when arraigned before Judge Thomas F. Wall in city court yes terday morning on an intoxication charge. He was arrested early yes terday morning by Officer Stephen Magyar.
 Condition About Same
 The condition of Miss Mary IT Burns. supervisor of music in the Torrington public schools, who has been ill at her home on Litchileld street for several weeks, Is reported as about the same.
 Missing Girls Located
 Following receipt Of teletypt message 10 be on the lookout foi two local young girls reported miss ing from their homes in North Adanis. Mass. officer Peter Werner of the local police last night noticed