The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-19

comprise the prospective jury panel at the opening of the conspiracy trial Nov. 29. All but g were se- lected yesterday in 8 special draw ing at New Haven. The g which were not drawn yesterday are members of the jury panel which had been awaiting call for regular service in superior court.
 Those who will be served with summonses to appear in the Wa terbury superior court November 29 are as follows:
 Ansonia-John Bazley, retired; Robert Love, ST., retired; John Mc- Afee, retired; Henry F. Thomas, printer.
 Beacon Falls-HiltOn Caring ton, farmer; Frank T. Clark, far mer; Mrs. Grace l.. Richter, housekeeper; Harry A. Sparks, re- tired.
 Bethany-Clifton D. Rosha, tax collector; Caroline E. Shelton, housewife.
 Branford = Loren c. Baker, builder; Edward A. DriscOll, wire worker; Anthony fkovic, Sd, pat tern maker; Robert Welles, far mer.
 Cheshire-Charles Crime, sur- veyor; Harry F. Jewett, poultry man; Olive c. Nourse, housewife; Benjamin H. Peck, farmer; Fred J. Porter, painter; Lillian Sage, housewife.
 Derby-Irwin s. Coan, retired; Cyrus J. Stafford, salesman; Lee R. Stuart, retired; Maud A. Thom- as, organist; Albert J. Williams, farmer.
 East Haven-Frank Hall, re- tired; A. Howe, farmer; Phyllis McLay, housewife; Frank Stevens, clerk.
 Guilford-Winfred P. Chitten- den, merchant; E. Seldon Clark, poultryman; George F. Dudley, painter; Harold E. Fowler, car- penter; Alfred R. Griswold, re- tired; Eleanor H. Little, retired; George F. Sullivan, painter.
 Hamden-CharleS w. Brock, re- tired; Albert s. Leeke, retired; Benjamin F. Morgan, builder; Clarence Palmer, insurance agent; Clifford Potter, farmer; Albert Robbins, theater manager.
 Madison-Winfield s. Parmelee, caretaker; Fred D. Roberts, la- borer; Owen Shepard, IT,, busi- ness official; Stuart Smith, poul- tryman; Herbert H. Stone, far mer.
 Meriden-W. E. Gardner, re- tired; Mrs. Louise Hayes, home maker; Edwin Johnson, retired; E. Richard Joyce, real estate; Charles A. Jude, retired; William G. Ko0reman, retired; George c. LacOurciere, salesman; w. H. Rees, retired; Charles Tyler, re- tired.
 Middlebury-G. Fred Abbott, re- tired; Wallace Clark, insurance agent; William P. Johnson, watch man.
 MiIfOrd-Frank M. Brown, car- penter; Robert B. Burwell, care- taker; Austin F. Dawson, collector; William H. Marigold, retired: Rob- ert M. Treat, farmer; Cassie L.. Weed, housewife; Mabel s. Whit comb, housewife.
 Naugatuck-James Bird, ST., re- tired; James F. FitzGerald, re- tired; Joseph L. Jackson, foreman; Catherine Kilduff, housewife; James T. Leary, chemist.
 New Haven-Hyman Avrutin, retired; Ebert H. Baldwin, retired; ]; Charles H. Barclay, painter; S. Sherwood Day, retired; Ultima DoOley, housewife; Frederick A. Hauff, retired; Andrew T. H0tch- kiss, watchman; William M. Hy- land, salesman; Franklin D. Ives, retired; Charles E. Larom, retired; 1; w. Pastorfield, salesman; Arthur P. Popp, elastic hOsier; Evans H. Pratt, bOokkeeper; Cecelia G. SlaytOn; George P. Smith, retired; Albert F. Sternberg, re- tired; Leroy A. way, retAFeu' Louis L. Veil, salesman; A. Irene Whalen, housewife; Gardner. F. Wheeler, retired; Franklin I. White, superintendent; Charles w. Whittlesey, wholesale drug gist; Mary R. Woodruff, retired; Edith WooIsey, retired; Harold G. Wynne, engineer; Howard G. Young, retired; Benjamin F. Zim- merman, retired.
 North Branford-Floyd Gris- wold, carpenter; Wesley Hyland, carpenter; Merton F. F. Wright, farmer.
 North Haven-Frederick H. Jacoby, retired; Leroy Squires, dealer; Alif Taner, housewife; Ed ward M. Wooding, farmer.
 Orange-Nelson D. Booth, bond salesman; Benjamin T. Clark, Sr., farmer; Howard B. Treat, farmer.