The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-18
HOGAN BACKING
LANDING FIELD
Town Without One Liken-
ed to City Without Rail-
road Station
TORRINGTON
James q. Markham. Correspond.
ent, 81 Pythlan Ave. Phone S72E

Torrington, Oct. 18-Postwar Tor
rington without q landing field
would be In about the same position
as the city would be at present
without o railroad station, Francis
w. Hogan, chairman Of the postwar
aviation committee here, told the
anYaul communion breakfast Of
Unity Council, K Of Q, Sunday
morning.
Mr.. Hogan reviewed the work Of
his committee and some Of It's plans
for the future. The committee, he
said,. has proposed that the State
develop ct least one field for each
county. Other speakers were Will
liam A. Gleason, chairman Of the
Torrington War and Community
Chest; Arthur j. DeMichiel, state
warden Of the X Of @ and Patrick r.
Smedick, chairmon Of the program.
John ]. Swift, president Of Unity
Council, was POSTMASTER. About
100 attended.
Soldier Held
Private Joseph CibalskaS, 20, of
305 Riverside Avenue, stationed at
Fort Dix, N. j., was arrested early
Sunday on O charge Of reckless driv-
Ing after the car he was driving on
the Thomaston road, went off the
highway, tore down five fence posts
and landed on tbs side against q
tree.
Mrs. Clementine Rossi, % Of $40
Church Street, and Miss Viola To-
fin, 20, Of IS South Governor Street,
Hartford, both passengers In the
car, were treated for minor injuries.
Officers James Avallone and An
tony Toro investigated.
Births reported Sunday at Char
lotte Hungerford hospital follow. A
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Emil zy-
bala Of 80 Culvert street; son to
Mr.. and Mrs. George Colby Of 6
North Elm street, and o son to Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Grustas Of New
field road.
The Litchfleld County Engineers
Club will meet Tuesday at $3.50
p. m. at the East Litchfield church.
Henry Vogeli, development engineer
Of the American Brass Company,
will speak on Pre- Fabricated
Houses" Reservations are in charge
Of Gordon Hunt.
Daughter Born
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Cooke of North street,
Goshen, Sunday at Charlotte Hum
gerford hospital.
Nathan w. Rowley, IS, of RID 2,
Thomaston, was arrested on a |
charge of violating the motor We
hicle laws Sunday night on the |
Torrington- Winsted road by State |
Policeman Eugene Wanat of the |
Canaan Barracks. Police said the |
man was travelling at fast rate of |
speed.
Louis Negri, Al. of Litchfield
road. was arrested Sunday night on
a charge Of breach Of the peace by
Oficers Frank Savage and William
Twitty, following family disturb
ance.
Soldier Picked Up
Private Raymond o. Corlatti Of
this city, stationed at Camp Living.
ston, La, was picked up Saturday
by State Policeman James Dooling
and John Finnegan for being
AWOL and turned over to military
authorities at Bradley Field.
Truck Fire
slight damage was done to the
sab Of truck owned BY the Darcy
Transportation Co, Of Waterbury
while It was parked in the Amer.
can Brass Co. yard late Saturday
Afternoon. Tiremen answered Q bell
Harm 70 put out the fire.
Forty Hours Devotlons
Forty hours devotion opened at
he Sacred Heart church Sunday at
he II o'clock Mass, with . sermon
" the Rev. Andrew Buinak. Do
ninlcan Order og washington, ID.
~ Services win be held today and
Tuesday st T:s0 D. m. Masses win
y held Tuesday a. $50, 2 and 9
J. NJ,
A daughter was born Sunday |
.a sss rs 80 essssaasssstst
laRlkaf - mr.. End Mrs &tepiaen
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