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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-06-04
Jefferson News

Cyrus H. Smithdeal has return
ed to jefferson, his home town,
from Waldo, Florida. Mr.. Smith
deal is staying at the Mountain
Inn. Other guests at the Inn this
week include: Miss Leake, court
stenographer from Winston-Sa-
lem, Mr.. and Mrs. Motsinger,
from Greensboro, who, spent sew
eral days.
Mrs. Mary Grant and daughter,
Margaret, visited Mrs. Grants
brother, Richard Griggs, at Spar
ia, over the week end.
Mrs. A. E. Logan's friends will
be glad to learn that she is i'm
proving after short illness.
Miss Shirley Freeman visited
friends at Lees-McRae college at
Banner Elk, and other friends in
Boone. She returned to her home
in Jefferson last week end.
Miss Billie Miller is visiting
relatives at Newton and other
places during the next two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Horton were
in Jefferson on business and found
time to visit with friends.
Misses Clyde and Jessie Good
man from Beaver Creek have
been visiting friends during the
week end in Jefferson.
For the past week, Mrs. Bruce
Johrjson from Greensboro, has
been visiting relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Brown vi
sited relatives at Blowing Rock
over the week end.
After few days in Asheville,
Mr.. w. B. Ferguson rejoined his
wife and daughter and they spent
Sunday at Beaver Creek, visiting
friends.
There are two guests at the Ira
T. Johnston residence this week,
Mrs. Johnston's sister, Miss We'll
helmina Shull, from Gastonia and
Bill Leake, from Vale Crucls.
Spending the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Little were
their daughters, the Misses Mable
and Myrtle Little and Mrs. Gene
Lewis, from High Point, Mr.. Lit
tie accompanied his daughters
back to High Point, leaving Sun
day, May 31st. After arriving in
High Point, Mr.. Little will see his
daughter off to Los Angeles, Cal
ifornia, where she will join her
husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Harmon and
their two children, Clay, Jr., and
Closse, are visiting Mrs. Har-
mons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. S
Baker, from Augusta, Ga. MIR
Harmon returned to Georgia
Sunday, but will return as he anc
Mrs. Harmon are planning to live
in or near jefferson during the
summer.
Visiting in Baltimore, Md, are
Mrs. Lola Porter and her sister
Miss Odessa Baker. They are ex'
pected back in time to RESUME
their teaching in the fall.
Mrs. James Harvey Payne was
elected president of the Youn&
Peoples League of the MethodlS'
church in jefferson. Mrs. Payne
succeeded Mrs. L. P. Coward.
Miss Jennie Clyde Worth anc
Miss Clairene Oliver entertained
with a waffle supper on May 20
The guests present were: Miss Ro'
berta Austin, Miss Polly Austin
Miss Colleen Little, Mr.. Aller
Worth, Mr.. Will Worth, Mr.. Bill
ly Leake, Mr.. Thomas Johnston
and Mr.. Joe Worth. The grouf
enjoyed games of different kinds
On Monday, Misses Roberta anc
Polly Austin and Miss Colleen
Little gave a picnic supper doWr
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-06-04

FOR SALE-60 acre farm, 8
miles from Lansing on gravel
road, near Apple Grove postofflce.
8 acres meadow land. Some
wood land, near church and
school. School bus runs by door
to high school. Good out build
ings. Fruit. Priced for quick
sale, write or see Mrs. Florence
Kilby, Hockessin, Del. 6-4-Stc
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-06-04

son. Those who are interested
are asked to get in touch with
Mrs. Payne. The motto of the
club is, II will do something ev-
cry day to help win the war"
The girls who have joined are:
Polly Austin, Roberta Austin,
Colleen Little, Clairene Oliver,
Evelyn Vannoy, Jennie Clyde
Worth, Isabelle Diggs, Elizabeth
Diggs, and Shirley Freeman.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-06-04
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our many
friends and relatives who have
been so kind and sympathetic in
sharing with us the loss of our
loving daughter and sister. We
wish also to express our thanks
for the floral tributes.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Greer
and family.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-06-04
ATTENDED CONVENTION

Mrs. Lem Hafer, Miss Lucille
Lee and Miss Georgia Miller, all
of the Skyland Beauty shop, at
tended a hair-styling convention
held in Hickory, this week. Here
new hair cuts were demonstrated
and instructions given.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-06-04
QUARTERLY CONFERENCE
AT LAUREL SPRINGS

The third Quarterly Conference
of the Laurel Springs Methodist
charge will be held this coming
Sunday afternoon, June 7, at 800
o'clock at the Laurel Springs
Methodist church. All churches
on the charge are urged to have
representatives present. Rev. A.
c. Gibbs, of Elkin, will preach
and hold the conference. The
public is cordially invited.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-06-04
POSTMASTER BARR
LEFT ON TUESDAY

Postmaster Basil D. Barr left
on Tuesday for Camp Davis,
where he will serve as first lieu
tenant. His assistants will car
ry on the work in the West jeff
erson post office for the present.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-06-04
PLEASANT HOME BAPTIST
REVIVAL A BIG SUCCESS

The revival and Bible school at
Pleasant Home Baptist church
closed Saturday night with much
interest. The average for the BIZ
BILE school was So. Four members
were baptized Saturday night
and two others at another meet
ing
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-06-04
TRIED ON MONDAY

Only one case was tried before
Mayor F. B. Jones, on Monday
Eukie Goodman, of the Beaver
Creek section, was fined SIS and
cost for public drunkenness.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-06-04
Classified Ads

,WANTED-Good. inexpensive
safe, medium size. Apply x,
Care The Skyland Post, West
Jefferson. 6-4-1tc
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-06-04

The WPB order freezing all
sales and deliveries of mill stocks
of sawed wood construction lum-
Der during the next go days means
that farmers must depend on lum-
Der now in the hands of Dealers
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-06-04

Investigations of caster beans
as a source o. oil, begun in Texas
in 1888, have recently been re-
ported in a bulletin issued by the
Experiment Station in that State.
Evening star., 1942-11-20

ssy rev eassa1ns asoass # fl whs. hsae sfd st.
James M; Butler. 20. $50 4th st. ne, and
Geraldine J. Harris. %, 1853 sth st.
NV; the Rev. James A. cauiheld.
N porothy %issen H. M f257 81 srd ST. &: .@ :Ro
Grady Pitts, 20, 1850 10Th st. NV, and
7 Leona Paris q, 1897 New Hampshire
Preston aye n;D; q }aSnEon t5s ksy. & ss W RSs
and Marjorie Lotion, "a. 1881 A st. Sc;
Jesse +: Kelly, =, and Louise D. Lambert,
ls. both Of 100 18th st. NV: the Rev.
Lopis H schaste5; & So, and Gorinne
Rev. W. E. Darlington.
Lawrence J. Williamson, Is, 1011 LIST st:
s;w.. and Odean H. Moore, Is, 92O end
st. Sc; the Rev. J. j; Coyne.
katherine F. May 90. 1913 3rd st. NV.
the Rev. C. T. Murray
Eliot Hubbard, "a u. s. Navy, and
Margaret Van Hook, 81, 1916 Alber-
marie st. nv; the Rev. e. T. Warner.
Dane botS p Galotta df g. END Pearl M Hash
James spriggs' 81. 171s 14th st. NV, and
Reva A. Randolph, 81, 1921 9Th st. NV.
the Rev. W H, Jernagin.
RICHARD Latter e. 4oS4 1st st. sy and
St. s.w:; the Rev. Peter Marshall
Bernice M. satterfeld. IS, 1904 c st.
ne; the Rev. Harry Evaul.
Rnae ar h a. y gtsb sSy' sSs and
Judge Fay Bentley.
Charles F. Huselstein. 48, and Philomena
zaph, 40, both Of 300 Sheridan st. NV:
the Rev. Lawrence McGlong.
Evening star., 1942-11-20
US0 Unit Plans Dances
tomorrow and Sunday

A dance will be held at 9 o'clock
tomorrow night at the National
Catholic Community Service, USO,
to be followed by supper dance
there at pm. Sunday, it was an
nounced yesterday.
,- The supper and both dances will
be in charge of the Navy wives, :"
under craftsmanship of Mrs. B. j.
Rodgers.
Under direction of Miss Lucy A..
Landry, plans are going forward for
''open house" to be held there
Thanksgiving Day. The latter pro-
gram will be featured by entertain
ment from 6 to pm. Miss Kath-
crime Gallagher will be general
chairman for the Thanksgiving Day
program.
The Girls Glee Club at 1914 N
street, open to all Government
workers who are good singers, Is
preparing for its Christmas concert,
under direction of Miss Eileen
Fisher.
Evening star., 1942-11-20

Maurice ~. J. Dalby; 2s Chevy Chase; Nd
snd Ma DG5{s fhe Rev WnF4an 4 bonovaR no Bethesda
Cyril G; Murray. .23, Coral Gables, Fla,
onssd1 and Dorothy s The pewni9s Rsv ae 35Go
ana Elvira '; Benson: 90, Detroit Mich;
the i Fsy 1snn:oR W. Ru:tin ST. Chew chase Md
and Mary C. Wright. "a, 2029 Con-
necticut ave NV; the Rev. j. E. Free
Joseph Saunders SO, 312a westover dr..
chseas x9E. Gt f. Essex Sads M rs se RePssy 1eSett
i and Alba esA G. Le o Baron, @ % a. csiverton iH
v.sds APIS the Rsy Paul WIN. WyinseT and
Betty A. Mills, "a. 1880 L st. NV: the
Rev. H. D. Collins,
NV NV. q and viraini. 8. Collins, 20, ! 7s5
New Hampshire ave. NV: the Rev. F. B.
Marshall R. colberg. 20, and Peggy L.
the Rev. j. q. Magee:
oss' Hi 80 iss HRs e. '5. sr y tn: T'4%s Rss
Freeley Rohrer.
Edward "; Thompson, q; 7o7 G St. ses Sc
10Th st. Aty s'e; M the scv' Rev G v Nelson % 0
Vie We've Sc Gehleg grssy Is; 1928 18th st. NV
John c. Akers: 81; and Katherine 1. Ross
45 both of Alexandria Va; the Rev
Margaret Keller. 10. 400 st. ne. the
1ssaS aS Edna aflms wits fi t. III 14h st Nv
John verhoeyen ssS w a. nd'Sfa and Nay Hestns "a
both Of Of Mount Rainier, Md: the Rev.
aowaTd How f sa' M Campbell, %, esoa Cathedral
ave NV, and Phyllis J: schoonbeck,
20, sag Jefferson st. NV: the Rev.
"a trude Rorie' Rofe' e. 4i4 FranPiin Aao st. NV t
.. the Rev Jonah z; Horton.
a a o 44oe anf 1fth Fed a n oaa ehe
's Rsv j. a. P0Es Soh Of f. oa a9d e!nd E1aSeth st. nw
the Rev John H: zerhusen.
Jordan 1 "; Ill, Black 20; 315, 57th st. re-,
s.; n.ee:: the Rey; Walter l; Hildebrand.
St; ST. NV: the the Rev .Gor Norman Il D Goehrina StH
re, and al NJ Nancy gS L; Moor; @ q: 11e 18th
n Lena Muck. 81, 1'' Atlanta, Ga: Va judse se
saaob 2015s Garsshhaus: Hshan: %. 5o4 Nicholson St
Decatur st. NV; Judge Fay L. Bent
chs5es Fl ,ns nprfhette RtS a. 1rrns 131s c21
wiiliam u. 4, Kennedy. IS, and Dorothy
Hydf Ibs ReN 80 9ote Of dbn!6n ds1s Allison st NV
"sB Wsbb TbaSar g. 3o eng ae6Tsia Gsais ave- G.
NV; the Rey. j. D. Catlett.
William L. Jefferson, 40. 1850 Macarthur
blvd, and Ruth A: Jeter.- 80, 1892 9th
James L: Taylor, Ia. 139 H st. Sc, and
ave, Sc; the, Rev. John J, Coyne.
CLAUDE ,,, PsEdHe s,51 2s, R9anoke Va and
the Rev. C. w. Crawford.
John R. owens, 81, ,Gaithersburg Md,
- the Rev. Nelson s. smith;
Herbert Henderson, 3rd. "a, and Eliza
beth Williams, 25. both Of 916 Gath ST.
NV: the Rev. George Glenn
and Rose l. Kurland. .25,, 1926 Chaplin
st: NV: the Rev. BENJAMIN Epstein.
Duff: 90, both of Baltimore; the Rev,
E H. Fuller.
Donald j. Sullivan. "a. 1771 Massachusetts
ave NV, and Doris N; Hooks ~, 1909
Jake Brown, 3S. and Lola Hutchinson, 35,
both both Of 1913 9th st. NV. the Rev. L. T.
Walter X. Mtllisan, 4e, 1920 9th st. NV,
Evening star., 1942-11-20
Births Reported

Robert and Elaine Bryan. girl.
Christian and Faye Caspar, girl:
George and Athena Eliades, girl.
fi Melvin and IN Minnie HI HEIDI p0bs'' boy S'''
Ralph and Waldine Herder, girl
Edward and Margaret Keith, boy.
George and Amy King, boy
Theodore and Dorothy Kirsch, girl.
Thomas and, Marian Murray, girl.
Thomas and Ellen O'Brien, boy.
Woodrow and Pauline Parker. girl.
Vincent and Catherine Pisciotta,, boy.
Harry and Thelma PoIakoff, girl.
Cecil and Loula Robinson, girl.
Dexter and Mary Station. boy.
Wallace and Katherine Sweeney, boy.
Angelo aaln al and dtihs1 Mary Vendema girl
Richard and Dora Wheeler, boy.
Robert and Tommye bennett. boy.
Martin and Dorothy Garhold. boy.
Jack and Margaret Herbsleb,. girl.
William and Catherine Kesterson. girl
Herman and Ora King. boy.
Samuel and Elizabeth Knox, girl.
James and Mary Mcpherson, girl.
John and Valerie O'Dea, girl.
George and Marion Passmore, girl.
Grant and Evelyn Poe, boy.
Lawrence and Burnita Reed, boy.
Ellis and Dora Rosenberg, girl.
Joseph and Ruth Rumelt. boy.
John and Sarah Smith, boy
Joseph and Dorothy Stone, girl
gdell and Evelyn Sylvester, girl.
Ezekiel and Esther Vito, boy.
Arthur and Rosalie Weston, boy.
John and Margaret White, girl.
Charles an6 Marie Belt, girl.
Thomas and Inez Cleckley, boy.
Ward and Mary Hough, girl
Charlie and Beuhlah Little, boy.
David and Ella Stevens, boy.
James and Doris Thompson. boy.
Lawrence and Lula Urquhart, boy.
Theodore and Evelyn Young, boy.
Oliver and Grace Carter, girl.
Roscoe and Willie Fields, boy.
Plato and Gloria Jones. boy.
Eddie and Garvin Muldrow, girl.
Morocco and Bertha Stutson, boy,
John and Andrena Twyman, girl.
Ralph and Sally Williams, girl.
Evening star., 1942-11-20
Deaths Reported

Annie E. Hall, SS, 1860 Irving ST. NV.
Alverta B; Hutson, s5, 1919 New Hamp.
shire ave. NV
Albert P. Allen, "a, Home for the Aged
William Collins, 70. sos 9th ST. sw.
Charles B. Filllns, is, 416 Emerson st. Nv
Lena G.. Savage. 6G. S13 Decatur st. NV
Charles Hennessy, s., Georgetown Hospital
Orville Peet. 90. 4171a 11th st. NV
Eva v. Brown, 5S. 1363l2 Pennsylvania
Sam Collins, IS, 900 Spring I'd. NV.
Julia R. Hunt. S. 207 18th st. ne.
Annette M. Tilley, SO, st. Elizabeth's Hos
Carl Holm. So New York City.
Henry D. Hughes. 81, 1924 Kansas ave
Richard c. woltz, a5, 4717 9th st. NV.
Alice Daniels, 4, Ashburn, Va.
Infant David Henry, Alexa ndria, Va.
Infant Smith Herndon. Va.
Eliza King, 80, St. Elizabeth'S Hospital
Henry D. Newton. 73, 1927 9th st. NV.
James Bell, 90, 1850 B st. ne.
Bessie Spriggs, 81. 1920 Hopkins st. NV.
William Delaney, 81, 614 2nd St. sv.
John T. Halle, 81 1872 Pierce st. NV.
Frank Jordan. 40. 1851 Florida ave. NV
Taylor Marshall. 4S. "a L st. NV.
Isaac Graham. 81, i133 10th st. NV.
Walter Banner, "a. 1890 Morris I'd. Sc.
Evening star., 1942-11-20
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. laU, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, 1Dait three full days and
receiDe their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1942-11-20

Much higher-priced lingerie. beau.
tifully lacy and trinity tailored.
In dns rayon crepe and lustrous
rayon satins. Tearose or white.
Gowns, sizes 80 to 80. Slips.
sizes 81 to 40.
Evening star., 1942-11-20

6lipovers and Cardisans In the
beautiful imported Scotch and
English woolens beloved By all!
Growing rsrer, you should seize
this opportunity to save now on
sweaters you'll wear all winter
long. All colors. Sizes 80 to 20.
4tyest Tooe
Evening star., 1942-11-20

Rayon erepes. rayon Jerseys and
cotton and rayon blouses. With
short and long sleeves, tailored
and dressy styles. Plaids. Blue.
Aqua. Rose. Maize and White.
eises - 70 20.
Street Y1ooe
Evening star., 1942-11-20

Sturdy, WateY Ispellent gsbaf.
dine, with stain, spot and per-
spiration resistant dnish. Button
~ front. f00ny pockets and
ehAnss pocket. Natural only. eises
IL to 20.
Evening star., 1942-11-20

Gorgeous, thickIy tufted robes
with fluffy ehemIie in close
rows. With three -quorter
sleeves, and tic front. They
ore hard to find even at $3.50
-. at this low price they are
omazine. Aqua, rose, blue.
green. Sizes II to 20. Small,
medium, loroe.
StYset IJoee
Evening star., 1942-11-20

Dainty, duffy chenille bedjackets.
collarless and warm. In aqua,
rose, sreen, blue and white. Also
cuddly brushed rayon bedjackets
in tearose. Small, medium, large.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-13

five men verbally yesterday when he found them intoxicated and drink ing in a Jefferson street hallway. He told the men they should be in the army or at least aiding in the production of ammunitionS.
 Today in municipal court Judge John L. Gaffney sentenced one of the men to jail for 90 days and im- posed a 90 days jail term and a fine of $lO and costs on another. One of the two slated for induction into the army was given 8 continuance and the other was sent to Brook side for five days to await induction.
 Pros. Frederick l.. Paiomba called Judge Ccnway's attention to what he said is an "unbearable condition in the vicinity of Scovill and Jefferson street." which must be cleared up by the elimination of the men respon- gible for 1t. Judge Gaffney sent the men to jail with the statement that he believes they will be assigned to work on farms to take the places of men now in the service.
 Patrolman Karpelman said today that his experience with the five men yesterday was topped off when he went home and received @ cablegranl from his son in Australia. The message was a delayed Mothers Day message, the officer said,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-13

Hartford, Conn, May i3. = A Federal grand jury is expected to take at least two weeks In re- viewing the case of Anastase A. Vonsiatsky, alleged leader of the All Russian Fascist Party, whose Thompson estate was raided by FBI agents Saturday.
 Thomas J. Dodd. Jr., special as- sistant to the United States Attor- rey General, said Tuesday that the jury will probably begin reviewing the evidence on Thursday. A truck load of documents and other mate rials, including Fascist uniforms, has bene brought from the estate to the Federal Building.
 Store Owner Guilty
 Meanwhile, in Uiited States Dis trict Court Tuesday afternoon Sal vatore InIpelliterri, New London package store proprietor. was found guilty of evading the floor stock tax on a quantity of stock and was fined $350 by Judge J. Joseph Smith. Pleas of guilty in similar cases were entered by Milton F. Shapiro of New Hartford; William J. KapIan of S3 Vine street, New Britain; and Irving Rosen and Meyer Rosen of Waterbury. A plea of not guilty was entered by Sam uel s. Wolk of Oakfield, who was similarly charged.
 Aldo Carloni of West Haven,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-13
Police Radio System
 ToBe Checked Today
TwO.Way Communication for New Cruisers May Be in
 Operation Over Weekend Ayers Chatfield

system. Regular short wave radio sets will not be able to pick up the police calls on the I'M circuit.
 The short wave trRnsEnitter now in service at police headquarters has been sold to the company which provided the equipment for the new system. The old transmitter win be installed in New Haven when 1t is disconnected here.
 Dispatchers John McWeeney, Har- old 9heelaan and Ralph Baril win be able to contact all cars from the switchboard at headquarters instead of shifting from transmltter to switchboard as required under the present system.
 A transmitter is to be installed in fire headquarters also for cone tact with the radios in the fire officials cars.
 Officials are confident that the new system will provide much more effective and speedy medium of communication for the police and fire departments in time of enler- gency.
 The new I'M outfit operates on 39.1 megacyccles and Is described technically as having three-way simplex 50 watt frequency modu- lated transmission. It is the same type used by state police, the po- lice in Norwalk, Norwich, Stamford and West Haven. Torrington is soon to be provided with similar system.
 One more police car, ordered with the l3 now on hand, will be deliv- cred when budget transfers are approved.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-13
JURY DELIBERATE
 IN $lO,OOO SUIT


 A superior court jury adjourned st ll:50 today to deliberate on the 4I0,00O damage suit brought by Louis Manzo of Waterbury against the 0oodman's New York and Con- nectlcut Express Corp. of Hartford and New Haven. The case opened before Judge Edward J. DaIy last Thursday and continued ell day yesterday and from 10 o'clock this morning.
 The plaintiff brought the suit as the result of injuries sustained De- ceEnber ', lD40, when he was struck by Q trailer truck Oe the defendant company while crossing West Main street near Judd street. It was al- legged tlaat the truck was being 0p- erRted at an excessive rate of speed. The defense elaiFned that the man crossed at . portion of the street tllat was not meant to be used as Q cF0sswalk,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-13

Sergeant George Chatfleld plans a test today of the new Frequency Meditation radio system which has been installed in six of the l3 new police cruisers now in service.
 The new system, which will af- ford two-way communication for all cars as well as inter-oar con- lnunication, will be in operation by the end of the week, according to Sergeant Chatfield. The new sys- tenn will be installed in the official cars of the Fire Chief, Deputy Chief and Marshal, and in. the cruising cars manned by supernumeFary policemen for the Chase Brass and Copper Company, scovill Manufac- turing Company and American Brass Company. The Watertown police car also will be hooked in with the local system.
 Waterhury's new radio system IS being installed at cost of about $l5,OOO. Delays were experienced by the freezing of the new police cars by government order and the difficulty of obtaining crystals for the new sets. Sergeant Chatfield and his assistant Patrolman Ed- ward Sullivan were unable to start the installation of the new sets in the cars until the government granted permission for delivery of the cars.
 Work has almost been completed on the installation of the new 50 watt transmitter in the police radio room. Clearer reception in all sections of the city will result from the installation of the new
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-13
POLICIES SAFETY
 ADVICE VALUABLE
East Farm St. Man Held on Serious Charge-SChOOl
 Girl Got Auto Numbers

Patrolmala William Dwyer and Edward Sullivan arrested Dornenic Rinaldi, 25, of 138 East Farm street on a charge of indecent assault this morning on complaint of an 1l- year-old girl, student of Bucks Hill grammar school.
 Rinaldi was arra!gned in munich pal court immediately following the arrest. He pleaded not guilty and was given a continuance to May 27 under bonds of $l,O00.
 A description of Rinaldi and his car, given by another Bucks H!ll student led to the arrest of Rinaldi shortly after the alleged incident took place.
 Police said that only two weeks ago Patrolman Dwyer, who is aS- signed to school safety work, spoke at Bucks HilI school and instructed children to be careful to take mark CT numbers and note other marks of Identification in cases of acci- dents and emergencies. Rinaldi is said to have grabbed" the girl while sine was on the way to school.
 John T. Lucewicx. B.. of 233 Bishop street, charged with reckless driving was given q continuance to May IS.
 HedIey Nelson, 2i. of il Wilson street. charged with operating 6 motor vehicle without a license was given a nolle for $5.
 William Sanda. 20. of 7i South Leonard street. charged with non support was ordered to pay his wife $lO a week, and was given 60 days jail term which was suspended for 6 months.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-13
SHARON RULED
 TO BE FUGITIVE
West Cheshire Man Faces Immediate Commitment
 to Jail When Found

John sharon, 26, of Peck Lane road, West Cheshire, was described as a fugitive from justice today by States Attorney William B. Fitz- gerald when he failed to pay Q fine by 10 a. m. as ordered yes- terday morning by Superior Court Judge Edward J. Daly. He was brought into court yesterday on charges of violating parole as the result of failure to pay a $25 fine and court costs imposed earlier this year when he pleaded guilty to charges of attempting to defraud an insurance company.
 The accused man will be sent to the county jail as soon as he is located. Judge Daly yesterday gave sharon the choice of paying the fine or going to jail.