The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-25
SUMMONS WERE
ISSUED THURSDAY
Three BlaCkOut ViOlatOrs
Must Appear in Court
Saturday

Torrington, June 26.-Summons
were issued Thursday to three vio-
lators of the blackout regulations.
The alleged violations took place
during the blackout which was helc
Wednesday evening. Those sum-
moned to appear in municipal court
June 26 are: Harold Bradley, A
of 60 Berry street for an alleged vio-
lation at Mickael's JeWelry store or
Main street; Joseph Silverman, age
So "a Cameron street, caretaker OF
Bethel synagogue and James R
Bilson, %, Litchfield street for leav-
ing light on at his home. His
trial is scheduled July /.
Officer Edward DZinski issued the
summons to Bradley and Silvermar
while Officer Edward Over summon
ed ellison to court.
Red Men Elect Officers
| Mohawk Tribe of Red Men elected
the following officers at meeting
held Thursday evening; Sachem
William Krause, senior Sycamore
Joseph Susla; Junior Sycamore
George Monti; prophet, Thomas
Graham, Jr.; medicine man, DR.. j
S. Goldberg; degree master, George
Coaty and Tom Tom Man, Adolph
Genscne.
Appointed Assessor
Paul L. Farley, We'll known Tor
rington business man was appointed
as an assessor to fill the uneXpired
term of Howard A. NeWbury, who
died during the winter. The ap-
pointment was made at the city
council meeting held Thursday eve
grand, William Nimke; recording Sc
ming
Hughes Heads Odd Fellows
Edward Hughes was elected noble
grand of Ridgely Lodge, I. o. o. F.
at meeting held last night.
Other officers elected are: Vice
grand, William Nimke; recording
secretary, c. A. Prudent; financial
secretary, Stanley A. Hosmer and
treasurer, Harvey Smith.
Graduates
Robert M. Phalen, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Patrick R. Phalen. "a Lorenzo
street was graduated with highest
nonors from the McAllister School
Of Embalming, New York City, on
Tuesday.
He was indicted Wednesday into
the Army of the United States and
upon completion of his service in
the Army will be associated with his
father in the funeral business.
Mr., Phalen is a graduate of Tor
rington high school, class of 1941
He also attended Holy Cross before
entering the McAllister school,
Awards
Awards were made by the Unico
Club and the Unico Junior Club to
outstanding members of the high
school, class of 1913, at an assembly
program held this morning at the
school auditorium.
This was the 18th annual preSen-
tation Of awards by the two clubs
which annually conduct a banquet
and reception for graduates of Ital-
ian extraction, making the awards
on those occasions.
However, this year, due to war
time conditions, it was decided to
dispense with the banquet. The
custom wi llbe revived at the conclu-
sion of the war.
Umco CIup awards were to the
salutatorian, Miss Ann Wadhans
and to Miss Tillie E. Smerieri, high
est ranking student of italian eX-
TRACTION in Latin
Miss Justine RozeWnicki, Valedic-
torian and Miss Santa E. Cresco,
highest ranging student of italian
extraction in the study of the Ital-
ian language were given awards by
the Unico Junior Club.
The Unico Club was represented
by Domenic La Porta and Paolo
Abbate and the Junior Club by
Miss Lucy D. AMIGO.
Resigns Position
Miss Gertrude Voss, head of the
nursing service at the Charlotte
Hungerford Hospital, has resigned
her position and is leaving at the
end of the month.
Miss Voss has occupied her posi-
ton at the Charlotte Hungerford
Hospital for number of years and
will be greatly missed by her many
friends.
Observing Silver Anniversary
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Wilson, 15l
Litchfield street, are observing their
25th wedding anniversary today. The
couple have two children, Edward
w. Wilson and Mrs. Raymond La
Zanski
Mr.. Wilson has been employed
as a cashier at the Union Hard
ware Company for more than q
years. Mrs. Wilson is the former
Agnes Currie.
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