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Evening star., 1937-07-28
1880 18th ST, NV,
1908 CONN. AVE. NV.

See janitor on premises.
3 rooms. kitchen and bath S45 90
Z T.. k and bath -S S32 so
Evening star., 1937-07-28
EXCEPTIONAL VALUES
Right Downtown
Large Apartment

St5.OO-I.O3 CAPITOL AVE NE.
No Living room, " bed rooms,
dinette, kitchen. bath screened rear
porcA. Bryant gas heater.
Evening star., 1937-07-28
WATT FOR
c401 18th ST. NV
READY SEPTEMBER |,
INSPECT SIJNDAY AEvTERN0NNo

INSPECT SUNDAY AFTERNOONS
IsF. IsRooM APT; NEW BLDG; cross
d!nestf; dressns closet bath and shower
bath. S55 month; refriseration on house
cuFEsHi RsNDAfI Efidfn' f HAGSER manSFfT. l. ~ INC
1871 Conn Ave. s'' Decatur @ 5000 500
500 NEWTON P1,. WRIST FLOOR;
, rooms kit. bath. cleo. gas $50. E. M
AIKEN, 500 H St n W. Natl. 3o5t.
1900 ST. W. NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
floor. front, $50, Wisconsin 5O49 janltor.
1918 RIGGS .PL.-l ROOM. KIT, BATH.
dlu, al. So, 80 month; resident manager.
RANDALL F.,i; Ad[, H, HAGNER ! e.. 1 i1Nc,
,TAKoMA PARK AND :. ROOMS.
kitchen. closets. bath: modern. attractive.
Phone Shepherd 4UsU
1Jo9 OH ST. N W. 18th AND KENNEDY
Corner apt. of 3 rooms. kitchen, bath. with
electric refrigeration on house current: all
outside rooms; rent. ~6u month See
TeSident manager or call EDW. l.. STRO-
hECkER. Met. !1l:i.
'3!3Io ASHMEAD PL.--VERY DESIRABLE
:? rooms, kitchen. and bath; $4,000 and
So 90 month; refrlgeratlon on house cur
RANDALL H HAGNER & CO.. INC.
1921 Conn Ave Decatur Hoo
5lS LAMONT ST. NW-ENTIRE md
T3re n0or se new refs and new table top gas
4;i9h Couple; gentileS only.
3 n ST. NV" LIGHT RMS, LGE. KIT,
and Post onces. Wisconsin 4sea III ''''
2loN EYE ST, N.W.-TWO ROOMS.
kitchen and bath electric refe- $1,000
So 18th ST. NV. = Two rooms
kitchen and bath----~o- $500
81. Iath st: n.w-one room. kitch- ooo
JAMES "a WoopwARp Il sfo Reator $500
123 "nth ST. NV.
1913 CONN, AVE- ROOMS. KITCHEN
RANDALL H HAGNER Il CO.. INC.
1900 K ST. NV ROOMS, KITCHEN
and bath. electric refriseration $40 and
a., a., 80: sVitchbosrd and elevator service.
Embassy Towers. 1920 Fuller ST. NV
rooms. dnette. kitchen and bath So? so:
eievator. s.. see res, 1s" msr. 70 "'o e'ee' fe's'
ki,e5.s i5is l5th l1a ST. St nx2 rooms. dnstt.
dlnette. kitchen and ? baths Sa2 so: el.c-
trlC refrlseratlon. switchboard and ele-
Fator service. See resident ,manaser.
W rooms, kitchen and bath
NE NEAR ,sG SENATE 2 OFFICE E BUILDING:
> and 3 rooms, Kitchen and bath; electric
'S''Is-',.'s '.w asoss as s"f PzEIps ns5 :" o,o.
1HE BOULEVARD
"121 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
Near Lincoln Memorial and Govt Depts
Rooms. Kitchen Bath Dinette, 81 so
All Electricity Furnished
RESIDENT MANAGER. NATL. $3.50
AIR COOLED.
1929 Connecticut Ave.
"An Address of Character"
CLIO 14th ST. NV.
4 rms q bed rmsD. bath Ss5 90
Gas refrigerator. heat and hot water
furnished by owner.
SHANNON a. LUCHs CO..
1905 81. NV. National 2345.
2401 CALVERT ST. NV.
OPPOSITE THE SHOREHAM HOTEL.
rooms, kitchen. C5S m
bath ooo.Uu
Electric Refriseration on House. Elevator.
Switchboard. Resident Manager.
H. L. RUST CO.,
lool 18th ST NV. Natl. sl0o.
531l 9Th ST. NV.
THE JEFFERSON.
rooms. kitchen. bath $4,000
RefriReration Included
SHANNON d. LUCHS CO.
1903 H ST. NV. National o345
WAIT FOR
e401 5th ST. NV.
READY SEPTEMBER l.
INSPECT SUNDAY AFTERNOONS.
Evening star., 1937-07-28

2 rooms. kitchen. dinette. bath.
porch Sb5.UO
. rooms. kitchen. bath. solarium.
Electric Refrigeration. Elevator.
Secretary. Switchboard.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-28
Several Postponed Events On Sundays
 List Of Attractions
Thousands Expected to ThrOng Nearby Resorts for Various Affairs-FavOrabIe Weather Predicted;
 Irish Vets to Entertain Out.Of-State Delegations

chapters and auxiliaries of Water bury. ...
 The committee in charge Is head ed by Joseph Cunningham. assist ed by Commander J. Peter Costi- gan, Edward Fitzpatrick, John F. Barry. William T. Harrington, pr. B. A. oHara. Thomas P. Kelly, William Keavney, Philip Mcvee, Michael J, Callahan, Gus Flaher- ty, Henry Corden, John Condon, John P. Barry, John Shea, John Casey, Raymond J, Tanning, Will liam Slator, Williams Reardon, George Mulligan and Patsy Brown.
 The honorary committed con. sists of Judge John P. McGratii, Judge Edward J. Mascolo, Charles A. Allen, Daniel J. Leary, Major Thomas J. Bannigan, Harry Dolan, John H. Crary, Joseph Corcoran, Maurice O'Connor, Finton Darling, John Kenny, Thomas Casey, Philip Mcoivney, Joseph H. Lezotte, Pat- rick Lynch, Harry x. Cashin, Major Leonard J. Maioney, ex-Governor Charles A. Templeton, City Clerk John. Fitzmaurice, Daniel J. Ma nancy, William J. Roach, Daniel J, Carson, Senator Joseph IT. Lawlor, fire chief Thomas J. Cavanaugh, pr. Edward J. Godfrey, Fred Ches. son, Rocco Diorio, former mayor William II. Sandland, William A..
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-28
IS !; ! ,.
 KILLER OF WIFE

Continued from Page D moving to the west coast. They part cd Thursday night. Pusey sleeping in his car while his wife went to Q hotel. They patched up their dif- ferences Friday morning and cots- tinued their journey.
 Last night Pusey parked his car by little brook about 20 miles from Oakland, and the argument began again. Suddenly. Pusey said, his wife picked Up on umbrella and swung ct him. In self-defense, he added, he grabbed nason's homer, which lie had found on Q road la Arizona, and struck her on the head. '
 Pusey drove to Q gasoline station and asked an attendant where he could find c doctor. When the ate tendant heard Mrs. Pusey moan, he hurried away. Police found him later, parked on 6 side street with his wife's body slumped on the seat beside him. ,9
 I've jest killed my wife," hs dfawled. " Pusey will be arraigned today on . murder charge.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-28

Iftsn Veterans
 Ennis, Rep. Martin Whelan. and Atty. Joseph Aackett
 Mount Carmel
 Many hundreds will attend the fourth annual outing under the auspices of the Our Lady Of Mt. Carmel Holy Name society tomor- row afternoon and evening ct Highs land and Bradley avenues. Enter. tainment. aInusements. and refresh. ments will be outstanding features
 Rev. Patrick W. Flynn. pastor. iS honorary.chairman of the eommit- tee, assisted by John Ortelle, gen. erai-chairman. Miss Marian Mar. tino, secretary, Ambrose Maggl, treasurer, Frank Famiglietti, Rocco Ciampi, Louis Rocco, John Altieri, Joseph Martino. Louis DiRienzo, Louis Dizinno, John Russo, Ale phonse Orteile, Massimo Raminaro, Salvatore Moffi. Michael Morris, Nicholas Mature. Louis Massino, Anna Raimo. Mary Ranaudo. An- geio Miro, Mrs. Antoinette DiMaria, Frank Destefano. Pauline Brucato, Mary Ferucci. Prank 0ermanaro, Vera Marciano, Mrs. Philomena Dantino. Joseph 0rtelie. Pasquale Grant, Pasquale Varanelii, Marian Martono, Josephine DiAngelo, An. thony Ficeto, Charles Amodeo. Pass quale Mangini. Vincent Mature, John gavino, Anthony Colucci, eals
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-28
Machinists' Outing

About 0 o'clock this morning members Of the Roosevelt lodge, local No. 1895, of the internation- ai association Of Machinists, be- gan to gather for their annual ciambake being held all day at Lithuanian Grove on the Chest. nut Hill road. Indications were that the attendance viii exceed 200 persons and that the program arranged will Do carried on until darkness. Henry L. Drodeur is chairman.
 Practically every local factory was represented in the gathering and later in the day 1t was planned to stage . competitive field meet among the various delegates. The remainder Of the day will Do de- voted to entertainment and re- treatments, with . dinner to be served this afternoon ct 3 o'clock. Units represented gre the Eyelet Speciality Company, Platt Bros, Waterbury Tool O., Mattatuck Mfg. Co.,; gcoviii Mfg. Co.,; Risdon Mfg. Co.,; Lux Clock Co.,; Water. bury Clock Co.,; and the American Brass Go,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-28

trude B. Lane of Fort Fzill Is a pG- tent at the Waterbury hospital fol. lowing an operation performed yes- terday morning for the removal Of his tonsils. 4sSis
 Mir. and Mrs. Wesley Rood of Fort Hill entertained Sunday for several friends. The dinner was originally planned out of doors, but due to tho bad weather which existed 1t vas served in the house and the after noon's activities were likewise with in doors, Those who attended we're MT. and Mrs. Benjamin Bucklug- ham of New York City, Mir. and Mrs, Nelson Houghtaling and son Frank, of Waterbury, Mir. and Mrs. Walter Doolittle and John Buckiag- ham of Cheshire, Beatrice TrenkA. Bailey Blacker and Dorothy Taylor of Waterbury, Homer Rood of Wat. ertown, Wilbur Atwood of New Hartford and Mir. and Mrs. Wesley Rood and Mrs. Gertrude Lane.
 MT, and Mrs. William ]. Wityak of Fairmount have returned from . two weeks vacation in Bermuda.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-28
Itdlion Women PIanning For
 Coming Municipal Elections
Call Special Meeting to Complete Arrangements
 for Active Campaign

Final preparations for a special meeting of the Italian Women's Democratic club to be held in the city hall were completed at a gathering of the directors held last night. Several applications were received from new voters. It was emphasized at last nights get-together that all applications to be turned in by the club must be received no later than the time of the meeting since 1t will take place on the eve of the final date for the completion of the voting list.
 Miss Lucia Matarazza, president of the club, urged that all mem- bers of the association make ev- cry effort to bring in applications for the to-be-madc list, and also said that she was greatly pleased with results obtained thus far. The important meeting of Mon- day night will begin ct 8 o'clock and all are urged to attend.
 Ofncers of the club include Miss Lucia Matarazza, president; Miss Doris Jacaruso, vice-president; Mrs, Armand Marcanthony, sec retary; Mrs. Domenic Altieri, treasurer, and Mrs. Louis Walker, public relations counsel.
 The local Italian Democratic Women's club is one of the best organized women's groups In the state. It's various public affairs have already attracted popular interest and several of Connect!- cuts leading officials have always attended. Lieutenant Governor Frank Hayes, Secretary of State pr. c. John Satti and State Con- troller 0. 0. Swart2 attended the recent dinner-dance.
 A general membership cam paign will also get underway next week with every indication Of several hundred names being added to the clubs roster. The past year has been one of the most successful in the clubs his- tory,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-28
Various Organizations Sponsoring Outings Tomorrow
-FOUR HELD FOR
 HIGHER COURT.
Accused Quartet Charged With Theft of Auto; i
 Pleaded Not Guilty

Four men charged with theft of an automobile were bound over to the September criminal term of su- perior court after a hearing before Judge Edward Mascolo in city court today, The quartet pleaded not guilty to the charge.
 The accused are: William Powers, 22, of s6 Wolcott street; Timothy Hanley, %, of 228 Baldwin street; Frank McEvoy, SS, of l67 South Main street; and James Moore, 30, of 04 Shelley street.
 The car, owned by Joseph Robil- lard, of "a Walnut street, was stolen from Jefferson and South Elm streets Wednesday afternoon. It was later found wrecked on Mott road. Cheshire, by Constable Frank Car penter. The constable arrested the four local men, and held them in custody until Waterbury police re- turned them to this city. Rohillard said the four men were at the scene when he parked his car.
 Chief Inspector Joseph Stevens said he talked with the men after their arrest and that they had ad- mitted taking the car. They told him, he said, that they had been drinking and did not mean to com. mt any serious crime.
 Judge Mascolo fixed bonds in each case at $500.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-28

vatore Mofn, Vito Ciampi, and Frank Vitarelli.
 St. Thomas Outing
 Final arrangements were com pleted last night for the annual clambake for the Holy Name society of St. Thomas church tor orrow at James sullivan's Grove in Wood. bury. Those planning to attend will meet tomorrow morning At II o'clock at the parish hall to receive transportation. The activities will constitute 0 baseball game between the married and single men, con. tests for quoit and "46" players, re- treatments and Q dinner.
 Edward J. Fitzgerald, president, Is chairman. assisted by Edward Coughfin, Bernard Burns, Leo Con. way, James Kealey, Martin Crean, Fred Rappelt, Albert Colgan, Pen. field MacDonough, George schlosS and Edward Green.
 Montagnese outing
 The annual outing of the Mon- taganese society will take place to. morrow ct Lakewood Park. Several of the invited guests will be May. or Frank Hayes, Atty. Frederick Palomba, Atty. George CrocicchIa, Atty. Michael dalullo, Atty. Pas- quale DeCicco, Atty. Carmine Cip- riano, Alderman Charles Sciullo, Commissioner Louis Bria, Dr. Ru- dolph Damiani Thomas Colassan. to. Nicholas Mariana and Louis Ursini.
 The committee includes Anthony iannitto. chairman, Assunta Basic, Miss Julia Jannetto, Joseph oar- cia, John Muccino, Nicholas Nue. cino, Isabella faeovino, Jennie Mar. canthony, Mrs. John Ianitto, Al Muccino, James Jannitto, John Do. Pastino and umberto santopietro,
 st. Joseph's Picnic
 pariSoners of St. JoSephs church will conduct c picnic tomorrow af- ternoon and evening at Linden Park, Union City. Entertainment by tho church choir. by the boys fife and drum corps, boxing bouts, refreshments and dancing will be the attractions with music by tho Young Melodians orchestra. The activities will begin at 1 o'clock, Rev. Joseph J. Valantiejus, Rev. pr. John Starkus of Marianapolis college and Rev. A. Edward 0redeck will Dc in charge.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-28
Car Vs. Fence

The steering wear on . car operated by John Barretto, of 52 Pond street, broke as the car was proceeding along South Main street, near Baldwin street at 6 o'clock yesterday afternoon. The machine went to the side of the highway, struck the fence. and knocked down three fence posts. The car was con. siderabiy damaged. Patrolman Overton investigated.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-28

(Continued from Page D number of washouts had been 70. ported, notably on WPA sewer pros jectS on Baldwin and South Main streets. ..rt
 Only one fire alarm was received during the storm. 4 car owned by Cosmo Rometo, of l24 Division street, caught fire at Baldwin and Pleasant streets from c short cirs cult. Fire apparatus went through water.fiiied streets to answer the alarm.
 The tremendous amount Of rain that fell caused some sewers to back Up, and in several sections Of the city the water pressure literally lifted Up fnAnhole covers from their places.
 Virtually tons of sand were wash. cd from tho Congress avenue paVs ing evacuation during tho storm which swept the city yesterday. causing several hundreds Of dollars in property damage in the lower Brooklyn section Tnsre many cellars were flooded. in some places cfi lower Congress avenue mud three feet deep covered sidewalks, the FoadWay and the entrance to several business establishments. The storm was the worst which struck this section ifi several years.
 Merchants formed relief crew immediately after tho rain had ceased. poniiing rubber boots, they waded through the mud and waters to relieve the congestion of debris. On John street residents were traps ped iSi c block. The heaviest losses viii De suffered by the |. Duzio Read Construction Company Of Mefidefl, contractors for tic paves ment, whose relief crew appeared als most immediately after the storm had stopped. The project vii Dc de- iayed several days as . result.
 Car Buried
 Tn one instance caf owned by John Lesunaitig of Washington aye- pue was left parked fn the direct path Of the sand How and was buried to c point above the tleads lights. Mir Lesunaitis is 6 plumber employed by the M l. Daly Cofis pafiy afld had been sent to St. Jos sephs pareChiai school nearby tc relieve ( flooded situation in the basement. Later he paid ea for having his machine lowed from the flooded aKea, 1i6O to ii@ve it washed aild Was put to additional expense for transmission afld diIeEentiaI eFeasisg aila of changes. lle sald liiat thorough inspection might also be ileeegsaff. eilace tie eFea if iiia6ef eDIifffiEf '1'l alIH ie re- slz'ptea Nre, sHe HVnff 'a Hf|a Ee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-28
Case Delayed

A dep0Ftatl0n hearing for Jehn BFitte CaIca, 5S, Of this city, scheduled te De held ct Hartford yesterday, was post. ponea. The delay was granted t0 eIlew time for dispositions te De taken.
 The government claims thal Calea ls an undesirable sIien ln that he I s been connected with houses Of 90 fame iH this states lie was enee before ordered des ported, following . conviction eH . vice ehaFge, bet remained 70 this eewntFy when the board Of paFAens granted hlw e pardon, tbeEeog nHiilfylB1 ihe aepefsae ton 0fNsE|
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-28

tions commission within c few weeks and the municipal broadcasting stas ton will go on ( permanent basis.
 Adamson Approved
 Chief of Police John Adafison, of NauSatuck, is understood to be highly in favor of the metropolitan radio system plan, while police and constables ifi other towns arc also said to favor it. Chief Adamson, it Is reported. will ask borough author ities soon to seek to make the neces- sary arrangements with Waterbury police 90 that both towns will have radio protection.
 The principal difiicuity is the item of expense. Several plans covering this difiiculty are now being worked out and may be announced publics iy soon. The Waterbury station would Dc the central broadcasting unit for the are, ard would broads cast police messages not only for this town but for the neighboring towns as well.
 All Agree
 Police ii oil the towns agree that radio would aid them greatly in combating crime. The metropolitan system, t is pointed out, would Dc Of particiar value when criminals,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-28
Going Up!

Watefbufy uiideFWeflt another drastic weather change today when the temperature, in tho low eos during the night, shot ID from co degrees at c o'clock to 60 degrees ct o:30 6. n.
 What the weather union had tn store was unprcdictabio ag is most New England weather. But indications was that another hot spell is in the making.
 The thernl om eteF has not passed the e0-degree mark during the last several days and the rain yesterday dropped temperatures to below co degrees.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-28
Reorganization

A reorganization meeting of the French- American Republican club was held last night ct Franco American hail, South Main street. The group will meet again next Thursday night, for the election of officers and the discuSsion Of plans for the fall political cam. paign.
 It was decided last night to form . womcns auxiliary to co. operate with the mems club. TeTn. porary officers elected last night include: William Cambigue, prcss idcnt; Leo Peppin, treasurer; George Thcrault, secretary.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-28
Treasurer
Treasurer YOUTH IS HELD IN AUTO DEATH

Middletown, conn.h, Aug. a. (uP).-A coroner's finding today held William c. Tlmbrell, Jr., 10, New Britain, criminally responsible for the automobile death of Will- mm Fleming, 22, New Britain, Aug 6.
 Fleming was a passenger in Tim brell's car when 1t collided with ans other operated by John Balkun, also of New Britain, ct West Cromwell Coroner Lowndes A. Smith reeofn- inended Timbrell's drivers license bt suspended,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-28
Metropolitan Police
 Radio Plan Approved
Waterbury Police Station Proposed as Central Unit C.
 District HoOkup-PossibiIities Impress

after committing a crime, speed through another town in an attempt ct getaway.
 The plan would need the approval of local authorities as well aS heads of the various town governments but 1t Is held to be eminently feasible.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-28
Returns Home

IleN. David r. Gaines, pastor ef YiFss Baptist church, has re- turned fFem attending tw0 world religious conferences ln Oxf0Fe, England, anA gdinbuFgh, Sect land. Delegates frens every naS ten attended the meetings, he reported, xhe oxford meeting hnaHN a1 eIhe World CeHfsKs egee eH ehalsh 9lNHnlIt nlIG
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-28
Abandon Auto

Thieves last night attempted tO steal . car owned by Louis Eranken, Of Ii0 Cooke street, but got only as far ss Hawkins street before they abandoned the vehicle. Mr. vranken told police t was the second time in recent weeks that thieves had tried tO take his car.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-28
Short Circuit

Fire caused by . short circuit caused considerable damage Co \ sedan at East Main street and Hamilton avenue early this morning. The car ls owned by Morton Mitchell, and the blaze was extiBgulshed by fiFemen Of Engine Company No. 2 and headquarters chemical cempany.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-28

4 metropolitan police radio sys- tenn for Waterbury and surrounding towns, discussed for the past sev- eral years, may become reality within the next year. The proposed metropolitan system would include Waterbury. Naugatuek. Thomaston, Watertown. and possibly Torrington and one or two other towns.
 The Waterbury radio system has been installed, and Is being tested, but permanent license will be SC. cured from the federal communica.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-28
Conference

Members Of the Waterbury Gas Model Plane Club vii join com. fnittees from similar clubs at Hartford and Bristol today for | conference at Hartford today with Deputy Aviation Commissioner George ?. Kane regarding his re- cent Statewide ban Ofl gas model planes. The plane model clubs gre seeking modification Of the re. stFictions, claiming that the small models do not create . menace to commercial flying, as charged.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-28
Arm Injured

A severe arm laceratIofl was sustained yesterday afternoon by Domenic Ricciardi. %, of $40 Hamilton avenue, city employe, when he struck tho sharp edge Of c rock. He was taken to St. Mary'S hospital for treatment of tho wound. Ricciardi is employed by the street department,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-28

Several outings over the week. end will provide the city with Q wide variety of amusement and enter tainment arranged through the ef- forts of committees of local organ- izations who will be hosts to their members and friends.
 Mayor Frank Hayes and other city officials will attend many of the events, The Irish Veterans Association of this city will hold their first annual affair at Lake
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-28

Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Quassapaug; parishioners of St. Joseph's church have secured Lin- den Park in Union City; the Holy Name society of the church of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel will conduct their annual event at Highland and Bradley avenues: St. Thomas Holy Name society will hold thu,r annual clambake at Sullivan's Grove in Woodbury, an outing of wide interest will be sponsored at Lakewood Park by the Montaga- nese society.
 Irish Veterans
 Wide interest has been spec. ulated In the outing of the Irish
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-28
BELL JIN0LINo CRIMINAL :.

Bridgeport, Conn, Aug. 28-(UP) -The jingling of bell on an ice cream peddler's truck was consld- cred c violation of the city's yeaK- old anti-noise ordinance today. s
 The peddler, Abraham Dietch, ,2e, New Haven, was held for trial. ~
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-28
MAY GET yUDdEsIIIP

Boston, Aug. 2e-UP)-u 6. At torney Tfancis ]. W. Ford Of Bces ton, . Harvard classniate Of pFesls dent Roosevelt, may receive a feds erai jadgeSiaip under the recently enacted court reorganization lev, t was reported today,
 It was indicated that Charles E. Wyzanslsi. Boston lawyer, might suc- ceed Ford.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-28

s. Thomas'
 War Veterans ct Lake Quassapaua where tho program will include . bathing beauty contest, water cag- i1iyal. baseball game. quoit tour. nament, entertainment, refresh- mentS and dancing in the evening Mayor Frank Hayes and Miss Wa. terbury. Cleo Maher, will Dc gucsii of the Legionnaires as well aS offi- cers and members of other veterans