The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-06
lnaslsss ToRRINGToN Correspondent; Thomas Carr
 Phone Torrlngton 044B
REV. KELLY GOES
 TO PLAINVILLE
Has Been in Highwood; 1; William J. Wiley Dies
 at Home

The Rev. Joseph E. Kiely, son of James P. Kiely of 2i Taylor street, who has been assistant pastor at the church of St. Ann In Highwood, has been transferred to the Church Of Our Lady of Mercy, Plainville, where he will be assistant to the Rev. Francis J. Finn. The assign- ment was made by the Most Rev, Maurice ?. MeAuliffe, bishop of the Hartford diocese, and was an- nounced in the Catholic Transcript
 Motorist Fined
 Austin W. Andrews, 64, of Youngs- town, O., arraigned before James P, Hogan in city court yesterday on charge of failure to reduce speed was fined S6 with costs Of So.40. He was arrested Wednesday night by Ofi1cer Edmund Wall.
 William J. Wiley
 William J. Wiley, 6b, died Wed. nesday evening at his home, 44 Riv- erside avenue, after c months ill- ness. MT. Wiley was born in New Hartford. He had resided for the past quarter of century in thiA city, being employed during that period by the Hendey Machine Go. as e toolmaker. He had been c com fnunlcant of Trinity church for c long period.
 He is survived by his wife, Eliza. beth, and two sisters, Diana and Mary Wiley, both Of Winsted.
 The funeral will be held from the family residence Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Tine Rev. fl. Francis Hine, rector Of Trinity church, will of1iciate, Burial will be In Hillside cemetery. 1
 Ordered To Appear In Court
 John Marek, 10, Of Burrville, has been ordered to appear In city court Saturday morning to answer to c charge of violating the auto- mobile laws. Marek received the summons from ofilcers Edmund Wall and Michael Consldino follow Ing an accident on the Torrington. Winsted road late Wednesday eve. ming. in which two cars were wrecked and four young men nar- rowly escaped injury. Acar driven by Marek, headed toward Torring- ton. left the road and crashed against the side of . car driven by Albert II. Way of New Litchfield street who had been coming down the Highland lake road and had stopped at the traffic sign before entering the main road.
 Fink Funeral
 The funeral of Peter Fink, Il, was held from the Phaien funeral par- iors this morning ct e:30 and at St. Thomas church, Goshen, at 0:30. Burial was in the old St. Francis cemetery. There were many floral tributes.
 Shows Improvement
 Improvement is reported in the condition of Frank Melvin, who was injured in an automobile accident July 24. He Is still on the danger list at the Charlotte Hungerford hospital.
 To Enter Stoneleigh College
 Miscs Sally Ellis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry c. Ellis of 30 Hol- ley place, will enter stoneleigh col. lege, Rye Beach, N. H., this fall. Miss Ellis is c graduate of the Mac- Dufiie school, Springfield.
 Local Woman Honored
 Standing committee appointments for the Connecticut State Federa- ton of Business and Professional Women's clubs, announced Wednes- day evening, include Miss Julia Mc- Donneil of Torrington as chairman of the membership committee, and Miss Anna Stuart of Torrington as chairman of the research commit. tee. Miss Catherine Foley of Tor rington is first vice president of the federation.