The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-21

AAk SOkNG " tAAG AVVe VA S9hQNSAsAASR Hill on Terryvllle road, now Route a In Bristol, was the scene of an- other accident Thanksgiving morn ing.
 Mrs. Mary Constantion of i0e Brookside avenue, Torrington, was the only person injured, however, and the shoulder wrench she re. ceived when Q car operated by her son, Alfred P. constantlon of tha same address, overturned on the curve, was not serious. Her hus. band, who was riding in the front seat beside his son, escaped Injury.
 Traffic Sergeant Thomas V. Me- Carthy, who investigated the acei" dent, has recommended to the State Traftic commission that the curve be eliminated from the highway.
 AS in other trafilc mishapS at the curve, Constantion's car damaged the lawn at the home of A. Richmyer which faces Bristol-bound trattic and smashed panel in the front veranda. After overturning against the house, the AAAeSSAAAAAS ASASA va AbS tVPs
 Grange Elect officers
 officers were elected by the Tor. ringford Grange ct Q meeting at their hall Tuesday night, officers elected for the ensuing year are:
 Master-Edmund Rpwet; OverSeer - Raymond Leonard, ST.; Lecturer - Charles B. Driscoll; Steward - George Duwet; Assistant Steward - Nathan Rehillard; Chaplain - Rev. II, Sawyer; Kate Keeper-Wil- Ham Hull; Treasurer - 0. Brad- shaw; Secretary N. Dahlen; Ceres Virginia Carroll; Flora = Loris Fuller; Lady Assistant Stew ard = Rebecca Leonard; Pianist - Mrs. Charles E. Driscoll.
 Priority Railing
 The priorities division of the o. P. M. has ruled that new fire trucks may not be equipped with pumps large than 500 gallons, ac- cording to Q report made to the board of safety recently.
 An appropriation for a I,ooo- gallon bumper was listed in the budget for next year and because of the large amount of defense work being done in this city an effort to have the restriction relaxed will be made by Mayor William A. patten.
 The following committee was ap- pointed to inquire Into tho cost of new fire trucks; Commissioners Eric L. Stowe, Philip Guerriere, Fire Chief Edward r. Goodman and Fire man Charles Herpich.
 Police Chief Hugh F. Meade, Com mlssioners Stowe and Guerrieri were named a committee to recommend 8 suitable radio system for the police department.
 Robert c. Gisser, A Pine street, has been promoted to seaman second class, GiSser, who was formerly employed at the Union Hardware Company, It at present receiving technical training at the Navy's machinists mates shhool at San Di- ego, Calf. After completing a l6 weeks course there, he is to be as-. signed to a ship of the fleet as a shop mechanic.
 Several Arrested
 Fritz Aschleman, ST., of Colando avenue was arrested for break of peace and intoxication Thursday by officers E. Over and John Kelly.
 Edward Baj, 20, 39 Washington avenue, was arrested for hunting with not license, and using car for transporting game by off cers Edward Wall and William Miller.
 Isadore Malone of 375 Main street. Winsted, was arrested for discharg- ing firearms within city limits at 4:l5 o'clock Thursday by Officer Wall. The alleged offeuse was com- mitted at Besse Pond.
 Chair Fire
 The fire department was called at 8:25 yesterday morning to 6o9 Prospect street to ext!nguish a fire In chair evidently caused by a lighted cigarette, there was slight damage.
 The firemen were called at lO:56 yesterday to extinguish a brush fire on Broad street.
 A truck was sent to extinguish . a fire in back of the Palace theater on East Main street at li:Sl yester- day.
 Personals
 Robert Richards, United States is spending a furlough at his home in Lincoln avenue.
 Henry O'Neil of Main street is . patient at the St. Francis Hospital, Hartford.
 The condition of Henry Stimson Rye, New York. a patient ct the Hungerford Hospital Is slightly i'm. proved.
 Miss Alice Perkins, RED. No. 1, underwent an appendicitis opera ton ct the Charlotte Hungerford Hospital Wednesday.
 Noomam Rites Tom0rrow
 Thomas Y. Noonan, 70. Of sS Wa ter street. died at the faingsrford hospital Thursday afternoon szoKm