The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-11
ACCIDENT FATAL TO LOCAL MAN
Caught on Travelling Crane Monday - School Elm.
 pl0yes Get Raise
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Correspondent; Thomas Carr
 Phone TorrlngtOn 6445

Torrington, Aug. ll-Klemens J. Zadowniak, 46, of l55 Workman avenue, who had been in critical condition at Charlotte Hungerford hospital as the result of an accident at the American Brass company plant Monday evening, died last night ct 8:03 o'clock. Death was due to internal injuries.
 zawodniak, who was employed aS an electrician, was replacing broken electric light bulbs while riding the crane, which was in operation. In some Ynaner he became caught be- tween the carriage and frame of the crane on the bridge. He was rushed to the hospital by ambulance and admitted shortly after ll:30.
 Zadodniak was candidate for city council on the democratic ticket an 1893. He Is e member of the demo- cratic town committee.
 School Employees Get Pay Increase
 Five per cent increase In pay for janitors and clerks employed at the public schools was voted by the board of education. This restores the pay to depression levels, A Sirni- iiary raise for teaccherS was voted in the spring. Both increases are ef- festive September 1.
 Contracts for transportation of school children were awarded as follows:--W. P. Murphy, tranSporta- ton of supervisors; Migeon avenue Bus line, transportation of children in Newbury Corners, Drakeville, Torringford and the New Harwin- ton road sections; Michael Fadoir, transportation of pupils in the New field and Prout hill sections Sam tel Richardson, transportation of children in the west side district.
 Victim of Pneumonia
 Edward Y. Baudouin, 50, of i4 Culver street. died of pneumonia early yesterday morning ct the Charlotte Hungerford hospital, where he had been a patient since July IA.
 Mfr. Baudouin, a native of France came to the United States when three years old. the family locating an New Hartford. He became Q car- penter by trade and was employed for several years by the Captain Stephens company of New Hartford before coming to Torrington 2i years ago. He had been employed by the American Brass company ever since he moved here.
 Survivors include his wife; two sons, Clifford F., of New Hartford, Albert II. of Torrington; q grand. daughter. Barbara Baudouin; four sisters, Mrs. D. T. Sharp of Colum- bus, O., Mrs. William Judd of Lake, vile, Mrs. Louis stexton of Hartford and Mrs. P. ]. Reardon of East Haven, and brother, C. J. Baud. ouin, of San Carlos, Calf.
 The body has been removed to the TompkinS funeral home. which will be open for the convenience of friends this evening from 2 to Q. The funeral will be held from the funeral home tomorrow morning at di. The Rev. IT. Francis line, rector of Trinity church, will officiate. Burial will Do in Pine Grove ceme- tery, New Hartford.
 wPA Work at Park Stopped
 4 lack of funds has caused c tenn. porary suspension of WPA work at Euessnich park. A supplementary project has been submitted to WPA officials, and 1t Is expected to be ap- siroved 50 the work can be resumed about September 1, it was stated at City Hall.
 Kaceys Plan Clambake
 The Knights of Columbus will hold . clanibake at Union Rod and oun club Sunday. It will be for members and friends. Those wlSh- Ing Co go who have not been ap. preached should telephone Joseph Heffefnan. Transportation will be desired for those who desire it. .W Court Cases
 Andrew Dobos. Sr., of Joseph street, was found guilty in city court yesterday orI non. support and was sentenced to 90 days in Jail. Execution Of the sentence was suspended on condition he pay his wife 90 per week, and he was placed on probation for c year.
 Gustav Lundberg of LakeviIle, charged with violating the rules of road, was fined ei0 with costs, Frank A. gcoviile, Io3 Church street, ac. cused of breach of the peace, was discharged.