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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-26
AUTOTYRE co.
 EMPLOYES FITTED

Frederick w. Bernhardt and John W. Murphy were guests Of honor last evening at stag dinner given at Quaker Inn by their fellow employees of the Autotyre Go. Both men will be married soon and each of them wag presented travelling bag last evening.
 Guests included Philip Doras, Louis tenton. Bert Anderson. Will liam Busie. George 1rondely. Rich ard Campbell. Frank Medina. John J. Murphy. Harry O'Donnell, Willard Carey. Roger Y. Thibault. Kenneth Beverage. M. Forth, George Schloss Harry tavigne. Gerald Dunn, Nor ria Woke. Joseph Crupo, Arthur Volnnth. Harold Underwood. Joseph Savage, Roger II. rhibault. Michael Dunn, James Dunn. Y. Arnold. Will liam Murphy, Robert Morrow. Har- old Basford Joseph Mazyalnpo. q, Moeerovc. Harry Cnlkina. Oscar schaler Joseph Forrest. Michael Daddona. A. Koslosky. Ted Morris, Philip tJchalcr. Fred Heintg. Frank Barton. George Panllaitis. J. lrlam- ighetti Bert Lavigne. Frank Qra- slana. Louis Peters. William Dunn, D. D. Cameron and Peter Beverage.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-26
Panel Discussion Held
 On Current Problems
Industralists, Business Men Meet at 47th Quarterly
 Session of N. E. Council in Rye Beach, N. II.

ists to business leaders from all New England assembled in the 47th quarterly meeting of the New Eng land Council.
 Questions to be asked of the panel participants by Panel-Leader Nal colm kcir, professor of econnics, Dartmouth college, relate not only to changed industrial relations prac- tices brought about by the Wagner act but also to organized methods of handling grievances. definitions of interstate and intraetate business and methods of maintaining and in- creasing the supply of skilled labor.
 Among the manufacturing execu- lives who will take part in the dis Gussion are: Edgar j. Cation, gen. eral manager. Pejepscot Paper com pnny, Brunswick. Me: J. O. Mac llldowic. general manager. JohnS- Manvlle corporation Nashua. N. H.; Olin D. Clay, president. Gay Bros. company. Cavehlish. Vt: Carl |. Collins. manager, American Steel X Wire company. Worcester, Mass.. Robert M. Folsom. president. Eastern das & Fuel associates. Bos g Lon. Mass. Roger l.. Putnam. presi- dent Package Machinery company, Springfield, Mass. J. Carlton Ward Jr.. assistant general manager. Pratt K Whitney Aircraft Division. United Aircraf corporation. East Hartford. Conn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-26
g Supervisors Named
 By Park Department

ing, Mrs, Mary uarren. Mary LaDue. Rose Matzkin, Kay Mo- Knight, Mary Malone. Kathleen oConnor. Betty o'Rourke. Helen Pauloski. Madiyn Robb, Eleanor Raidy. Eileen Shea. Kathleen smith. Eleanor vnllene, Lucille White. Arlene Chatfield. Mrs. Mary Luddy, Margaret Connell and Rosemary Bowling.
 Robert plewitt, Philip Cohen. Edward Conlan. William Donahue. Thomas Dwyef, Michael duaitieri, Walter Hayes. Joseph Murphy. Rocco Palladino. John aolon. Clark sillery. William Wihbey. Edward keenan, William Pace, Edward Ragis, Edward t3heehan.
 Paul ouglielmo. Harold Mo- Qrath, olindo Bantapietro, Louis Adams and John Foley.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-26
PERUCINI GIVEN
 BACHELOR DINNER

More than 50 friends honored Daniel perugini at testimonial last night in the kingsbury restau- rant. He will be wed on July 5 to Miss Wanda Chnrneski. Louis Ursini was toaatinaster,
 Guests present included Pasauale DeCieeo, Anthony perugini. Sam uel perueini. Louis Muceiaro. Nicholas perugini. Ralph Biondi. Jerry Rinaldi. Thomas Marine. Charles Cipullo Louis Rinaldi. Adolpf Lefz. Ralph Guerrero. Rllbs frernier. Anthony Biondl. Donate Caidefone. Joseph pefuglni, Ml- chael Fieeto, Patsy Alblni. Donate Perugini. Ferdinand duerrefa, Nicholas Daddona. Louis Quattroc~ chi. Anthony Aibini. Leopold San zone. Nicholas Albino. Casper Kearns. Charles Cecllio,
 stanley Beveh. Peter Albini, Nicholas Longo, Ralph parlapiano, Ralph Rinaldi Anthony Rubino Albert Mueei. Domenie Banaone pietro perugini, Vifgi dc p'ronso Anthony DiJoy. Joseph T'rotto. Pat sy Agsara, Joseph Masaarelll, Joe Aeph Fisher. Andrew Bantopietro, Thomas DAndree, Nicholas Albini. Angelo 0ambiho. George Gag giano. Buck Maisto, Nicholas Rin- aidi, Carmelo Mallamaoei William Maisto, Philip di Fronso. Peter drandi, William pettiniehio. Car mono Bfofza and Peter DiCiCco.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-26
EMPLOYE MUST
 PAY EMPLOYER

Hartford. Conn. June 26-- tUP) --- A decision by Common Pleas Judge Thomas j. Molloy today ordered m employe of m upholstery concern to pay the firm $i00 damages because he quit work during a strike last September. 'if the employer was bound to this contract" Judge Mol- Toy said "so was the einploye. How. ever. apparently getting some of the spirit that is in the air today, the defendant t1guratively threw his contract out the window"
 Judge Molloy found that Jonathan Garcia. the employe. quit working for the Allyn Upholstery O.. after Il firm official said the concern would not stand for closed ahop. Garcia claimed he was discharged "I am convinced" the verdict said, "on all the evidence that it amply warrants the finding that Garcia walked out of his employment and broke his contract.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-26
LIQUOR DEALERS
 TAKE INVENTORY
Recent Tax Legislation Becomes Effective on
 Stock on Hand

Waterbury liquor dealers next week must make complete inven- tory of all goods they have in stock, preparatory to paying floor tax on it July ,. A law passed at the last session of the General Assembly stipulates that after July taxes on bere and liquor will be paid by the distributor. However. the retail deal- CTS must pay the tax on the goods they have in stock June 30.
 Tax Commissioner William A. Hackett announced today that the inventories must be taken by the 30th and tnx retur nf1led by July 2.
 Also under the new law no beer or liquor may be sold unless its brand has been registered by the manufacturer nt the tax comflia- sioners office. The necessary blanks for registration of the names of the products will be issued soon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-26
INJuRED

James '. CUrtin. superintendent 0f parks. announced the appoint inent today of be supervisors for the summer playground season in Waterbury. Appointments were tnadN today following . final cheek. k.up on the weFk which was done by the 100 applicante dur tug tho past week at the institute held at Hamilton Park, Play grounds will open on Monday morning and Che newly appointed supervisors will report for dUty at 0;00 o'clock.
 Tho complete list of appoint inents is as fellows.
 Dorothy Dlaoker, Dorothy Burns, Kathryn Burns, Jane Bergin,
 Bernadette Barry, Helen CRrlln, Helen Cuddy. Ellen Green, Mary Dillon, Margaret Devine. Char lotto vandiller, Margaret Elem.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-26
Zionists' Congress
 Opens In New York
Waterbury Sends Four Delegates to Important Ma
 tiOnaI Conference on Palestine Affairs

New York. June 2e-The foftieth anniversary Of the founding of the Zionist organization for the re-es- tablishinent of the Jewish National Home in Palestine which occurred in Basle in 1897 at the first World Zionist Congress will be celebrated in the United states at the forticttl annual convention of tho Zionist Organization of America which will be held i1 New York city from Sat lrday evening, June 2eth, to r'ues- day evening, June 2eth. it was an. iiouncsd yesterday. by Dr. stephen 6. Wise, presideht,
 Change Made
 The convention was originally scheduled to take place in Buffalo but recent political developments in t,oitdon regarding the forthcoming rerport of the Royal Commission scheduled to Dc Issued the latter
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-26
SETTLEMENT MADE | IN $lO,OOO SUIT
Driver Found Guilty of Auto Homicide Makes
 Offer to Father

Alexander DebjardinaB, of 27 Grand street, father of Albani Des- jardins. IT. who was killed April lB. l036 when struck by an auto mobile operated by John Creaven 2B, of Baldwin street. on the Vol colt road. yesterday received S00c from Creaven in settlement of \ $l0,000 civil action, Attorney Gro. cicchia said today.
 Al the same time Judge Kenneth Wynne imposed q suspended sen- tence of six months on Creaven oi, charge of automobile homicide arising from the death. The $80C was received in one payment. and not in several as reported yester- day. At the April term of superior court. Judge P. B. O'5ullivan said that the payment of $500 would be equivalent in penalty to a jail sen- tencc on Creaven, and suggested that this agreement be carried out Attorney Prank Healey, counsel for Creaven. refused to enter into the agreement until the suspended sen' tence was imposed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-26

A pretty summer wedding will be celebrated this afternoon at the fmmanuel Lutheran church when Miss Emma Krampetz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Krampets of Auburn street will become the bride of Edmund Moeekei. son of Mrs. o. c. Moeckel of Pond Hill. Rev. Harold Lucas, pastor, will unite the couple in marriage.
 Mrs. Albert krempets, sister-in- law of the bride is to Dc matron of honor and the brides siAtor, Miss Gertrude Krampetz will be bridos- maid. Albert KfAmpets, brother of the bride, will serve as best man and Harry Moeckel will Do the usher.
 The bride will Dc attraetively dressed in t white satin gown with c veil trimmed with lace, and will carry | bouquet of ealla lilies. The matron of honor will wear . pink net gown with blue accessories and carry pink roses and lilies Of the valley.
 The bridesmaid will Dc attored iA an aeuAmafiHe net over satin gown with an aquaniafine hat and white shoes. She will carry yellow f0ges, The brides brother. Henry. will give her In marriage,
 A reception and wedding dinher will be hold following the eete. inOny, at the Miilville library with about 100 guests attending. Guests from Massachusetts, New York. New Jersey, New Britain and Waterbury are among the 0ut.0f4t0wn persons . eattend. 1'he couple will leave on 6 wedding trip to Niagara Falls and win reside et i5 Forest street upon their return.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-26

The wedding of Miss Berniee W Valentine, daughter of MT, and Mrs, Earl Valentine of Brook street, to dottfrid 10. eieauist, Jr.. son of MT, and Mrs. dottffid giequist of 207 Park avenue will take place this af- ternoon at the Methodist Episcopal church here. Rev. Wayne Y. White, pastor of the Methodist church and Rev. William R. Trsndberg. pastor of the Salem Lutheran church here, will ofiiciate.
 Mrs. Dorothy Mafeky h to Do Ffla- tron of honor and Clayton Biequist, brother of the bridegroom, will act ag best man. Albert Mafkey and Conrad R0ha, q cousin of the bride- groom. arc to Do ishers, Miss Louisa Valentine, sister of the bride is to Do the flower girl.
 The bride will Do prettily attired in q white chiffon gown with q fln- serstip veil and white accessories and will carry | bouquet Of white roses. Her attendant will wear . peach chiffon gown with q loghofn hat and accessories to match. and will carry tallsmaH roses. The flower airl will wear ail ankle length Nile eteen noussellnu-de-sele gown and will have an old fashioned bouquet,
 The brides mother will wear q blue crepe gown with white acceb- series and a eorsage Of sardenias The mother ot the bridegroom will be attired in 6 beige net sewn with eentrasting accessories and with A coFsase of yellow roses.
 4 reception for about 100 guests will follow the wedding ceremony and was held in the church parlors. 4 wedding dinner will Dc held With members Of the Ladies Aid Bociety of the Methodist Episcopal church assisting. Cut-of-teWfi guests will in' olude some from Springfield, Mass. New Brunswick. N. t. Seymour and Waterbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-26
MlDDLEBURY LAD
 FINED $lOO TODAY

Kenneth Rynhart, 2l, of Middle. bury, charged with operating un. der the influence of liquor, wal fined ei00 and costs in city court today, with Judge John v. Medratf remittins teD Of the fine. Testimony in tho case was heard at tfafiit court Monday.
 Gerald eiagne, 27, of ae West Clay street, charged with breach Of tho peace. was aiven . suspended sen' tAflce.
 Walter Matthews, 90. c0lOred, ol 60 AIsst Hawkins street, charged with breach of the peace, received . suspended sentence.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-26
Escapes!

George Namnoum. J. of si Gloves terrace. escaped injury at b:4b o'clock this morning when his car crashed into a highway fence on South Main street near Baldwin street. knocked down six fence posts and veered across the road into n bank. He was arrested by Motor PatrOlman Raymond Grady on a reckless driving charge.
 NatnnOum claimed that he skiddcd but the policeman said there were no indications that sueh was the case. The car was damaged considerably.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-26

part of this month. led the execu- tive committee of the Zionist or- ganisation Of America to convene it in New York where more than two- fifthA of the entire Jewish popula- ton of the United States Is con- centrated.
 This will mark the first time in the forty years Of the existence of the zionigt Organization of Ameri- ca that t convention will be held in New York.
 Focus Attention
 To focus the attention of Ameri- can Jewry throughout the country upon the deliberations of the con- yention upon tho vital issue Of the Royal commission report. the cons yention will be climaxed with il huge mass meeting in Madison Square Garden on Teusday even ing, June 2pth.
 The observance of tho fortieth anniversary of the Zionist organi. zation of America founded by Dr Wise. who was a disciple Of Theodol Hersl, the founder of organized ziohism. and a group of othel American Jewish leaders. occurs al one of the most critical stages 1T the history of the strivings of tht Jewish people to rebuild their anc. tent homeland.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-26
YALE STUDENT IN
 FATAL ACCIDENT

Coventry. R. l.. June 26. (UP) John Raster. of (20l Wyoming avenue. northwesD Washington. D. C., Yale University student. drove two miles to tell police he thought his automobile hnd struck man on NoonSeneck Hill Road, near Tioguc Lake. early today.
 Police from Cranston and War wick investigated and found the body of Jules Pothier. A, of West Warwick by the roadside.
 Raster told police the man "ap- peared from nowhere" in front of the car. Police took no immediate action against the driver.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-26
Club Destroyed

A group of boys who used n shack on the property of Nick Cena. of East Aurora street, looked on last night while the structure was destroyed by fire. The walls were completely burned away by the time firemen ar- rived. The alarm was received al e.0D.
 At 0:bB last night an over flowing range oil tank brought firemen to the home of Mrs. John Andrews. 20 Easton avenue. Yesterday afternoon iiremen were called to quell a dump fire on the Blake X Johnson property. Thomaston avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-26
STROKES OF YALE,
 HARVARD PICKED

New London. Conn. June 20-~ tUp)@=The atrokes of the Yale and Harvard varsity crews today held tho oaptainciee of their respective crews following their election at the conclusion of tho annual Thames river regatta. James r, tSpikcl Chate. New York city. was elected Harvard captain to succeed Cox swain lgd Bonnet. Lewis Johnson. Ed. Morristown. N. J., succeeded Ike sehuts as captai nof the Yale crew, which was defeated a short time be. fore. New manager of the Harvard crew will be Gilbert g. Jones. New York. A. W, Sherer. Oak Bluffs, Mich. was named manager Of Yale'H varsity crew.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-26
JUDCESHIPS ARE
 ABOUT FILLED

Hartford. Conn., June 26--r tUP) )~- The Iudgcshipe of oil but one towr court. at East Windsor were settled today aa Governor Cross announced his appointments to tho Bridgeport and Stamford city courts,
 At Bridgeport, Paul Miller. repub- liean. and Hugh J. LaVery. demo- crat. were reappointed.
 Matthew II. Hanna. Jr,. demo- crat, was named Co succeed Edward c. Fisher as senior judge at stam- ford. and T., daynor Brennan. re- publican floor leader of the senate replaced Y. Jamrozy as judge.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-26
SAILOR STABBED
 BY SWEETHEART

Boston. Juno William Mills. 3l. an unemployed sailor. was stabbed twice with il carving knife during m altcrcation with his 34 year old sweetheart in tho west end early today.
 The woman. Mrs. PhilomenG Als verde, divorced mother of two chi. dren. was arrested later and alieg- cdly admitted the stabbing. though proclaiming she still loved" him.
 Mills staggered to the street after the stabbing. Hospitalised. he waa told the chest and abdominal wounds might cause his death. He refused to name his assailant.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-26
SPOILIGHTTNG- Brass City News

the rules of the road. The ar- rest followed q collision ct Highland avenue extension and Bristol 11ill road.
 The policeman said that the w0man's ear ran into T machine driven by Joseph Zebris, of 600 Washington avenue. Beth cars were badly damaged.
 John Zubras. 22, of 2i8 Alder street. was arrested last night by sergt. Charles MCWeeney oh WatertOwn avenue on a charge of violating the rules of the read. The policeman said Znb- ras passed a long line of cars.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-26
No Opposition

The zoning commission voted favorably last night on petition brought by Nicholas Martone for change in the zoning rules to allow him to build a garage and store at G4 Irion street.
 Several ncighbors appeared in favor of the petition, and nc opposition wna recorded. The com mission will report favorably on the petition to the board of alder mon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-26
FIRST HUSBAND OF wALLY

Los Angeles. June 26-~ (UP)--- Commander Earl Spencer. first hus- band of the Duchess of Windsor. and Mrs. Norma Johnson. widow of wealthy Detroit manufact,ir- CT. will be married in Hollywood July |.
 Formal notice of intent to wed wax filed by the couple yesterday.
 The 4b-yenr-old naval officer married Wallis Wariield, now the Duchess of Windsor. when she was Baltimore debutante. They were divorced Dec. 10. 1927. His second marriage also ended in divorce.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-26
Missing!

Thirteen -year-old Richard Bru- net, whose parents are spending the summer in Woodbury. was reported missing yesterday. pr. Walter Brunei. of Evanston. ILL, said that he believes his son may be heading for Virginia.
 The boy is i've feet. seven inches tall, weighing i3b pounds, and is of fair complexion. Any one knowing of his whereabouts ig asked to communicate with Dr. Brunei.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-26
GIRL MOTHER IS
 AFTER DIVORCE

Albany. June 2G-tUP) -. Mrs Ella Gardner of West Lebanon told Supreme Court Justice Gilbert V, Bchenck she was married at i2 and q mother nt ib when she sought an annument of her marriage to Brighton E. Gardner,
 Mrs. Gardner. now 22. Aad she has not lived with her hu6band since his release from Massachusetts State Prison where ho served i've 0 seven year term. He was aen- tenced in 1850. two years ntter her marriage. Mrs. Gardner said,
 Decision was reserved
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-26
HANGING IN PARK

Bridgeport. Conn. June 20--tuP) Police today sought Co identify the body of man found hanging from the limb of a tree in Boafdsley park last night by three boys
 Ambulance surgeons said tho man. about 4b, had been dead about i2 hours when his body was diseov- cred,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-26
Breaks"

opliee today were Investigating two eases Of breaking and en- terlng.
 Thieves secured sb in change at Nathan Misky's storc. Go Wall street. Lieut.. William Foley re- ported that entrance was gained through q cellar window.
 The other break Wts nt Hur- ley'g restaurant, on Caroline street. No report oh the loss had been filed nt press hour Lieut.. Edward Mchlligott was investigate ing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-26
EdAN HAS RESIGNED

Hartford. Conn. June 2e.--tup).- The resignation Of Joseph II. higail, IfaStfOfd, as heau 0f the Corpora tion Tax Division of the Stats Tax Departmont. was fnada known today At the Capitol. He will engage in privAte business.
 iseAn had been with the depart. TAent for 10 years. otto ?. Bteege, ehlef clerk, has been named Ills tslnpoFsEy suceosnaF.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-26
Receiver

William Glispin was yesterday appointed receiver of Rods Ex- press of this city, by Judge Kenneth Wynhe in superior court. The receiver was appoint cd at the request 0f Thomas lsane, one of the principal stock holders. A bond of $i,O0O is to be posted by MT. Glispin.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-26

Rye Beach, N. H.. June 26 .--. (speciaD New methods of dealing with employees. experiences with A. F. of l.. and c. I. Q. unions and with jurisdictional disputes between them. will be detailed here today by a panel of representative industrial-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-26
Legal Notices

ATATH or CONNECTICUT, DIS. THlrT Of WATGRuunY, se, FRO nATaE ATar,s Go9fTA of AiSTsTiNin iHps FIN oSAM.
 HUCct, late of tlie town of Wa tefbUry. in said diatfict, deceased. The Court or Probate tpr the District of Waterbury. hath limited and allowed six months from the estate to exhibit their claims for settlement, Those who neglect Co present their accounts, pfoeNsly Ats ieHted, within said time. Wili he des barred H recovery, All persons th. debted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 lAhQuALi1 Die ctGCo, a.79.at Administrators.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-26
AlilllOny! /!

Paul Jacoboski of Naugatuck will ask Judge Kenneth Wynhe in superior court Monday morn. ing to modify the amount 0f aiih0ny he must pay Co his div breed wife. Helen Vass Jaco- bosi,i. The appeal was to have been heard Friday. The petition er says he is not working and cannot pay, while his wife IN employed and docs not need his assistance hs provided by the courts aliMony order.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-26
NATiONALIATa ATTACK

Hendaye. French Spanish From tier, Juno 30-- tUp) --tSpanlah Ma tionalists developed their offensive on Bantander at It's fullest power today. driving in two main sections along the coast and from southwest of Bilbao,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-26
Calilee Shrine

An official visit to dalilee shrine White Shrine of Jerusalem was made last night at Masonic tefn- pie by Mrs. IglmA Hullingef Of Springfield, Ohio. a worthy high priestess of the order. Prior to the meeting q dinner was held In her honor at the First Methodist church. Two hundred attended the meeting last evening. The session was the last one which will Dc held until September.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-26
Daughters Of Italy

\ Fathef'b day celebrAtloti cons d,ieted by the members of the Daughters of Italy circle. Com pafiions of the Forest. was at- tended last evening in Moose hall by some 100 persons. Card games were played and refreshments served. Plans were also made at the meeting last evening for the initiation of . class of candidates in the fall.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-26
FraternaL NeOs
Pride Of Hawthorne

AAuG VA AAN W bNVSUG
 Officers of the local Hawthorn lodge. Sons of gt. George. will be ofl1ciaily installed this evening at q session which will be held tn T'orrington at the John Bright lodge in that city. officers mak- ing the trip will meet at the Elton hotel at 2 o'clock where private cars will transport them to Torrihgton.
 Offlcers to De insthllHi are listed as follows: President. Will liam v. Harvey: icc-preaident. William c. Albon: messenger. Stuart Donaldson; assistant nes- sengor. Albert Hole; inside sen- tinol, c. Arthur doodson: outside sentinel. walter j. T'horne: chaplain, Edward Hogg; treasurer. william If. Bower: secretary, John W. Bunting: assistant sec" retary, Arnold 4. Bower. trustee, walter J. Thorne. and delegate to tho grand lodge. William II. Bower.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-26
Tickets /!

Arrnignmcnt M trafIic court Monday faces Pauline Rick, 26. of Christian road. Middlcbury. who was arrested last night by Motor PatroIman Joseph L0- valIo OH charge 0f violating