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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-02-19
|DR. SACANSKYl
JAILED, FINED
Number Pool Leader Gets
Two Years III Jail Plus
$4,000 Penalty

Cambridge, Mass, FEB. ie-(UP)
DIR. Harry ]. gagansky, alleged
leader Of q 900, 0OO, 900 number POOL
was sentenced TO two years In iail
and fined 5000 today after being
convicted Of conspiracy to bride 3
Maiden alderman.
Co-defendant James J. Carrigan,
Jr., Maiden filling station operator
was sentenced to two years in fall
for the same offense. In addition,
CaTTigan had been convicted Of at
tempted bribery Of an alderman and
for this offense he was given a sus-
pended ~ to 36year state prison
sentence, three years. probation and
was ordered TO post q 800 bond to
insure his appearance II the prison
sentence was ever ordered effective.
The two men, who were convicted
by a jury Wednesday, were alleged
to have committed the offenses dur
ing attempts to illegally obtain
beano permits in Maiden.
After being sentenced by Superior
Judge william 9. Giles, Sagansky
ard Carrigan were led, handcuffed,
from the courtroom to the jail across
the street.
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The committee which investigated
the procedure that would involve q
cost which might not be justified on
the basis Of equity at hand, said
the problem Of bringing suit ought
10 be treated "as a business matter
and no suit should be brought SIM
ply for the purposes Of punishment
and persecution"
Recommendation that no action
be taken, 1t was reported, when 1t
was decided that the procedure
would be too involving to determine
whether any suits should be insti-
tuted. The result was that In the
future enough cause might be found
for the city to start court action
against some or all Of the Defend
ants. Until then, however, the
prospects Of long, drawn.out It'll
cation, with its resulting costs, were
not too inviting, II was reported.
George H. Cohen Of Hartford Is
attorney for the Good Government
association in O 100000 civil suit
against Leary. On January 26, he
filed q brief with Atty. Gen. Francis
4. Biddle to support the conten-
tion Of the city that Its section
should take precedence over the In
come tax liens filed by the Federal
government against the Leary es-
tate. The 100000 action is pend
ing against the fugitive city con-
tr0ller In superior court.
Mayor John s. Monagan will
name, under advisement, someone to
replace himself as a member Of the
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OBITUARY

LYNCH-Mrs. Mary Ann Lynch,
widow Of Patrick Lynch, Of 81
North Riverside street, died yester-
day at ST.. Mary's hospital follow
ing a long illness. A native Of Ire
land, she was the daughter Of the
late jeremiah and Mary (Stack)
Hickey.
Mrs. Lynch had been O resident
Of this city for over 30 years. She
was a member Of the Royal Neigh
bors Of America, and the Demo-
cratic Women's club.
She leaves q son, James, Of this
city; q granddaughter, Ann Lynch,
and a sister and two brothers In
ireland.
The funeral will be held Monday
morning at 8:15 from her home to
the Church of the Blessed Sacra-
Inent where a solemn high Mass
will be celebrated at 9. Burial will
be in the family plot, new st. Jo-
seph's cemetery. Friends may call
at the home after 2 p. m. today.
MOELLER - Mrs. Mary r. Casey
Moeller, AZ, wife Of william j. Noel
Ter, and sister Of Miss Angela B.
Casey Of this city, died Wednesday
at her home, SO East Orchard street
Terryville.
A native Of Terryville, she was
born on June IS, 1899, the daughter
Of the late James ]. and Hanora
(Freeman) Casey. She was q COM
municant Of the Immaculate Con-
ception church in Terryville.
Besides her husband and sister,
who is q member Of the briggs
school faculty, Mrs. Moeller leaves
son, William Robert; two brothers
DR.. Joseph B. Casey Of New Lon
don; and John ]. Casey Of Wash
ingtoa, D. @.
Funeral services will be held TO-
morrow morning at 8 o'clock from
her home to the Church Of the I'M
maculate Conception in Terryville
at 0 o'clock. Burial will be In st.
Johns cemetery, Terryville.
MULUSKY - Mrs. Rose (Ma-
lone) Mulusky, 90, widow Of August
Mulusky, died yesterday at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. Russell
Gustafson Of 80 Laurel street, Man
chester.
Mrs. Mulusky formerly resided in
Waterbury.
Besides Mrs. Gustafson, she leaves
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two daughters, Mrs. Magdalene Nc
Nichols, and Mrs. Paul j. FitZpat-
rick, both Of Waterbury; two sons,
Henry MuluSky of Waterbury and
Sergeant Erwin Mulusky Of the U.
8. Army.
The funeral will be held Monday
morning at o from the w. p.
Quish Funeral Home, Manchester,
to st. James church In that city.
Burial will be In the st. James
cemetery.
GRISKUS-Mrs. Anna Griskus Of
695 North Riverside street died yes
terday following a short illness at
the waterbury hospital. A native Of
Liskeva, Lithuania, she had been a
resident Of the Brooklyn section Of
the city for 40 years.
Mrs. Griskus was q communicate
Of st. Joseph's church, and q mem
Der Of its Rutos sodety.
She leaves her husband, two sons,
Walter Of the U. s. Army overseas,
and Edmund Of this city.
The funeral will be held from the
Mazaika funeral home, 10 Porter
street, tomorrow morning at $50 to
st. Joseph's church where o re-
requiem high Mass will be celebrated
at 10. Burial will be In the family
plot, Calvary cemetery. Friends
may call at the funeral home to-
day from to 10 p. m.
WILLIAMSBURG Henry Will
liams of IA Wood street died at the
Waterbury hospital last evening. A
native Of Augusta, Ca, tic had lived
tn waterbury for the past 40
years.
Mr.. williams was well known,
having served for many years as
head waiter at the waterbury club
Prior to that he had worked, at the
Hotel Elton. He had also been stew
ard at the Sphinx Kabans in
Plymouth. He attended the
Grace Baptist church; was o 32d
degree Mason, and q member Of
the Kellogg Lodge. A. F. & A. NJ.
Besides his wife, Mrs. Jessie (Cole-
mani williams, he leaves three
daughters, Mrs. Lacey Maness, Mrs,
Phedra Melbourne and Miss Gen
eva williams, all Of this city; one
brother, Mack OF Evanston, ILL.,, and
two sisters, Mrs. Robert Porter Of
Newport, r. T., and Mrs. Mary Out
law Of Augusta, Ga.
Funeral services will be held on
Monday afternoon at 1880 o'clock
at the Grace Baptist church, with
Rev. Isaac Reed officiating. Friends
may call at the Anderson funeral
home, 10 Central avenue on Satur-
day from TO o'clock and Sunday
from 3-5 and TO o'clock.
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FIVE PASSENGERS
SUFFER INJURIES
Two G. R. & L. Co. Buses
in Collision; One Opera
tor Faces Charges

Continuance Of two weeks was
granted Harold T. Trip, SO, Of 169
Division street, Shelton, charged
with violation Of the motor vehicle
law before Judge John L. Gaffney
In city court today. No bond was
ordered. Trip was the operator
Of one Of two O. r. and L. buses
involved In a head-on collision last
night on Platts Mill road which re-
suited In minor injuries to five pas
sengers. All OF the injured were
given treatment at the scene Of the
accident and taken to st. Mary'i
hospital, where they were discharged
after further treatment
Trip was arrested by Sergt. John
Murphy and Patrolman John Walsh
Of the motor patrol following the
accident, which occurred at q point
near the Platts Bros. factory. The
other bus, north bound, was op.
Grated by Boris M. Shaw, IS, Of Ok
ford.
The following passengers were
given treatment: Guy r. Sloan, So
l72 Maple street, Naugatuck, lacera-
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PRIVATE SERVICES
FOR LATE JURIST

Private funeral services for Judge
Frederick Merritt Peasley Of Che
shire were held at 2 o'clock this
afternoon in Orlando, Fla, with Rev
Keith Schodester ofilciating. Crema-
ton will be conducted by the Cary
Hand Funeral Home in that city.
The former superior court Judge.
who had been serving as state re-
fierce, died suddenly Of heart at
tack Tuesday while waiting for a
bus in st. Petersburg on return
from fishing trip. He was SPEND
ing the season at his winter home
at Winter Park, Fla, with Mrs.
Peasley and their daughters, Har-
riet and Marion.
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FUNERALS

-
Inc 1nuera! OF Jonn Laramie u
New Hartford formerly OF WAGER.
bury, was helo ooday ~ 0:SV
9. m. from tne Snea funeral hOme
the Immaculate conception tnere
at y. Inc nody WI! pc placed III Clae
vault Tor purlaI IN Immaculate O0a1-
ception cemetery IN the spring.
the 1unera1 OF MrS. susan Ann
(Hawe) Gibbs, ~ Highland avenue
was held today at 2 p. m. at the
Anderson Funeral Home. 70 OentraI
avenue win Rev. Francis =. Ayres,
church, officiating. Burial VII! pc
at the convenience OF the FAMILY
The funeral Of Mrs. Clara (Chap-
mani Bull, widow Of DR.. Thomas
M. Bull Of Nauagtuck, was held
yesterday afternoon from her home
with Rev. Edward r. Hance, min
lister Of the Naugatuck Congrega-
assisted by Rev. Sherrod Soule Of
Hartford. Heareres were Austin L.
Adams, William M. Chittenden. DR.,
piisS IDavton and John Bradley,
the latter Of waterbury.
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1orohe,. even,,e viii he heId tornor-
row ~ s.xS a m from tha neliniks
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AIdersor funeral home m Central
avenue burial will be in west
Cemetery TStchfleid- at the con.
venience of the family. FRIENDS
NAV cali at the funeral home to-
night from 2 to o.
The funeral Of Thomas ], Travers
OF Southbridge, Mass. viii be held
there Tomorrow at the Morrill, fl-
neral Home.
Mr.. Travers Is survived by his
wife, Mrs. Mary Travers: q daugl1-
a grandson. James McAuliffe Of this
CITY.
The funeral of Michale Pouoyich
will be held SUNDAY from the home,
234 walnut street extension, at i
n. m To 81 Marv,s Russian Ortho.
dox Creek church at d. M. REV.
peter DzS,bav ofFiciatinc RuriaI win
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Suits Against Former.
Officials Suspended
Committees Report on Dismissng Various Sections,
Except Leary's, Tabled; COe Favor Relief Refunds
"A recommendation was

recommendation was made In subcommittee 8
report to the Board Of Finance yesterday afternoon that
further action be dispensed with concerning the proposed
suits BY the city of Waterbury against defendants in Water
burys conspiracy case other than the action pending
against Daniel Leary The board placed the report
file Several suits had been considered with the purpose
Of recovering municipal funds spent or taken Illegally by
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Booked for presentation at the
Waterbury WOmen's Club for FRI
day evening, February 20, IL IAN
Roads Lead 20 Hollywood. IL Is
an excellent play ana an exCep.
tlonaIly talented cast has been
chosen 70 make it's production
here an outstanding one for the
"Footllghters". Early preyiews In
dictate that the play win be ac-
claimed rs the groups best to
date which Is q rather extrava-
CANT claim In view Of the fine
successes Chalked up by the
fOOtllghters since their Organisa-
tlOn.
Robert Drapatin whose previous
performances won popular come
lmendation will be one Of the sew
eral favorites seen In the coming
show, From all indications also
the troupe this time will witness
the 8. r.. o. sign early.
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POLICIES PATIENT
REFUSES TO TALK

Improvement was reported today
In the condition Of Roland Cote, 10
Of SO Canal street, who remains I'M
der police guard at Waterbury hos
pitaI as the alleged aSsailant Of Mrs
Rose Petrillo, 46 Morningside ave-
nue., in the Petrillo Jewelry store
Wednesday. Mrs. Petrillo, stabbed
in the shoulder with q knife as she
turned to put money in the cash
register, was said at st. Mary's hos
pital this morning to be resting
comfortably" Cote has not admitted
the stabbing, according to police.
The youth was admitted to the
hospital with q badly cut hand
shortly after the attack upon Mrs.
petrillo. She told police q young
man had come into the store, made
a purchase and stabbed her as
she turned to the cash register.
If tires are not evenly inflated
A. -. lift 80 knN,n faAIA as,a.Al,,
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Svetloff Christen in Beacon FrallA
The plaintiff claimed she bought
the land from the defendant May
10, 1910 and he erected the fence
more than 200 feet In length, Aug.
ust II, 1871. The fence which WA
alleged to have been set up "iI1
spite' cut or the palintiff from q
portion Of the land decided to her,
No damages were awarded, but the
defendant was ordered to pay court
costs.
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Senior Deputy
Early filing Of income tax re.
turns was urged today by GABRIEL
Price, senior zoOne reputy ut the
local Internal Revenue office, In
an appeal 10 avoid . Last minute
rush. The ONCE will remain open
Monday, Washingt6n's birthday,
from $3.50 q. m. to 5 p. M, he am
llounCed. From March 8 70 March
( IL hours win be exteifaed TO 6
p. m. and ON the last three days
before the March Is deadline u
0 D. m.
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Rrowidenee. y. T., February -, -
Cup Prank Aaausaf1 JF. ~.
Providence brniEeF END WoFid war
I veteran, died nt a hospital last
nfght after undergoing An opera.
ton which he had hoped WouId Sc
hin foF milIlaEy gelgIee.
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tons Of the nose and shock; Francis
Sherwill, 003 West Main street, Wa
terbury, knee and head injuries;
Charles 8. Beard, Platts Mills road
shaken up and bruised:, Mrs. Har-
riet Connors, AZ Lester street, An
sonia, injured right side; Dolmei
Anderson, As, Seymour, right knee
and head injuries.
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Madeleine Carroll Of amand most popular members may pay
Waterbury connection with state membership
directed the WOmens Army Auxiliary Corps Miss Carroll
who has been appearing armed naval ana
accepted membership In the
organization schedule permits she
state
to sign COnnectuts quota 1850 WAACS by
Shown Madeleine with two state recruiters
Lieutenant Catherine Imho % Lutenant Harriet O. Stout
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CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our many
friends, relatives and neighbors,
for floral offerings and the express
sions Of sympathy and Kindness
shown us during DUR recent be-
reavement, the death Of our be:
loved brother and uncle, Michael
Violante.
VIOLANTH FAMILY,
PERROTTI FAMILY,
DURANTE FAMILY,
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NOTICE

At a meeting Of the Board OF
Aldermen, held February 4th, 1913
the following vote was passed, to
witt
VOTED That the following
Sections Of Ordinances of the City
Of Waterbury be suspended for the
duration Of the present emergency
AN ORDINANCE
CONCERNING FIRE
Section 80. MEMBERS. RE-
STRICTIONS DE OTHER CALL
ING. Each member Of the fiye de-
partment Excepting the call and
volunteer force) snail devote his
whole time and attention to the
business Of the department. and he
Is expressly prohibited from follow
ing any other calling. or being en-
ployed In any other business. Al
all times he must be prepared 70
act.
AN ORDINANCE
CONCERNING POLICE
Section Is. THE or MEMBERS
HOW EMPLOYED. Each member
OF the police department (exeepl
supeFnumeTaTies and members Of The
veteran reservesl shall dsvote hif
whole time and attention 70 the
business Of the department.. and be
Is expressly prohibited from follow.
Inc any calling. o. being employed
N any other business. ~ ell ttme1
he must be prepared 70 Get imme-
diately. on notice that his services
are required.
Passed and adopted By the Beard
Of Aldermen. February eths 1858.
AkAasf.~
JOSEPH *. GlERA.
|2-le-ai Gig Clark.
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SALvATORE-A sixth anniversary
Mass Of requiem, will be celebrat-
ed Monday morning, Feb. 22nd, at
1880 o'clock, at the Lady Of Mt.
Carmel Church, for the repose Of
the soul OF the late Teresa SAL
vatore.
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ALLEGED SPITE
FENCE REMOVED

Common Pleas Court Judge Rich.
ard 8. Swain handed down q deci-
sion today ordering George Ruppe
Of Beacon Falls to remove o fence
erected on land owned by Anna
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DIED

ua OAND
GRIsKUs - In this city, Feb.
18th, 1913, Mrs. Anna Griskus, Of
sos North Riverside St. Funeral
tomorrow morning, at S:16 o'clock.
from Mazaika Funeral Home, 10
Porter ST., to st. Joseph's Church.
Burial in Calvary cemetery.
LYNCH-In this city, Feb. 18th,
1S43, Mrs. Mary Ann Lynch. Of 81
North Riverside st. Funeral Nom
day morning, at S:15 o'clock, from
80 North Riverside ST., to Blessed
Sacrament Church. Burial in new
st, Joseph's cemetery.
WILLIANES-In this city, Feb. 18th,
1913, John H. Williams, of ~ Wood
st. Funeral Monday afternoon,
from Anderson Funeral Home 20
Central Ave1s 70 Grace 6apt'st
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II tires are not evenly inflated
they will not take hold evenly.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Peter r. AugelM Of
Geddes Terrace announce the birth
Of q daughter, Annette Marie ct st.
Mary's hospital on Sept. /. Mrs
Augelli Is the former Carmella Serge.
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ropolitan Opera will be heard in the
performances, which will be direct
ed by Fausto Cleva.
Pending settlement Of the record.
ing controversy, the monthly re-
leases of the major companies are
regrettably abbreviated these DAYS,
Columbia's September list, while
small, Is interesting. A new record
ing by Rudolf Serkin Of the Beetho-
ven Sonata No. IA in C-sharp minor
C"Moonlight'D is worth special at
tention. It is masterfully played and
well recorded, although mechanical
ly most Of the new DRESSINGS fall
somewhat short Of perfection. The
Serkin number comes on two 49,
inch records.
An album Of Russian songs by
the Don Cossack Chorus of Serge
Jaroff should be welcome news to
admirers Of this great choir. The
offerings are almost entirely new
and fully up to the standards of the
Jaroff outfit. Four 12-inch records
To complete the list, Columbia
revives from the catalog a perform
ance Of Weber's Concertstuck in
F minor, OPP. 70, by Robert Casa
desus, pianist, with symphony Or
chestra. It is a great display piece,
brilliantly done by Casadesus. Two
12-inch records.
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Z 0yL0r.AleSS0ndr0ne
Labor Day Wedding

Miss Norda Alessandrone, daught-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Alessala-
drone Of 214 washington street, be-
came the bride Of John T. Taylor,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson G. Tay-
lor Of New Preston, Conn, on Sep
tember 8, ct Our Lady Of Lourdes
church. Rev. John ]. O'Connor Of
ficiated and the brides father pre-
sented her In marriage.
Attendants were Miss Connie Gal
lucci and George e. Taylor, brother
Of the groom. The brides white
satin gown was fashioned with o
Brussels lace square neckline and q
long train. Her fingertip veil was
cought with pearl halo and she
carried white roses. Miss Gallucci
wore a pink taffeta gown and q
shoulder length veil with silver
halo. She carried pink roses.
Fifty guests from washington,
Bridgeport, New Preston and this
city attended wedding reception
at DeAngelo's restaurant. Mrs. Ales-
sandrone received In q black dress
with matching accessories. The
mother Of the bridegroom wore teal
blue with black accessories.
For q wedding trip to Atlantic
City, the bride chose a tangerine
and black travelling suit with black
accessories. The couple will reside
In New Preston upon their return.
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SOCIE IT,
cub Noes


A meeting Of Division 5, Ladies'
Auxiliary Of the Ancient Order Of
Hibernians, viii be held tomorrow
night at 8:15 O'Clock ct Mechanics
Hall, II East Main street.
Captain wallace hampshire, re-
Gently returned from active duty In
Australia and New Guinea, has
been invited to speak at the regular
meeting Of Battery q. 208th @. A.
A. A. association by President, Mrs,
Myretta Robins, Monday evening,
Sept. 10, at o'clock at the Central
Y. M. Q. A. Members and friends
Of Battery q q e are cordially In
vited to attend. Refreshments viii
be served following the meeting.
The Franciscan Mission club win
hold meeting at knights Of Co
lumbus hall Friday evening, Sept.
10 at $3.50 for the purpose Of plan
ming q Fall schedule. AL members
are urged to attend.
Mrs. Axel Forsell was hostess TO
members and friends Of the Daugh-
ters Of Zion Of Zion Lutheran
church at the September meeting Of
ten organization in the Forsell home
on Arden road last week. The meet
ing was set forward one day, owing
to the funeral Of Mrs. Hilda Swan
on Thursday afternoon, which many
of the members attended. Mrs. Carl
Olander presided at the meeting.
Mrs. E. Einar Kron read u greeting
from Bethphage Mission, Axtell, Ne
braska. Mrs. John Grandell was
asked to be at the head Of the
greeting card committee. The next
meeting will be held at the invita-
ton of Mrs. John Ericsson, who also
lives on Arden road.
Roland Palmer, superintendent Of
the Church school Of Zion Lutheran
church, announces a meeting of the
Church School Staff at his home on
Ledgeside avenue this evening.
Plans will be made for the fall
season, including Rally and Promo
ton Day and Parish Education
Month. Mr.. Palmer also mentioned
that the Church School and Bible
Glass will resume sessions this COM
ing Sunday morning at $3.50 O'Clock.