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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-22
OBITUARY
Edwovd 3. kAoriovty

Edward 3. Moriarty, formerly of this city, died today in Hartford. Born in Waterbury, the son Of the late John and Mary Barry Nor. iarty, he moved to Hartford IS years ago.
 Surviving gre two brothers, Jere. fiiah and John, both Of Waterbury; two sisters, Mrs. william Fitzger. ald and Mrs. Patrick Fitzgerald, both Of Waterbury, and several flieces and flephews.
 The funeral will be held from the Mailville Funeral Home at zIO West Main Street Monday, to the Church of the Immaculate Conception where . solemn high Mass of rec qiiem will be celebrated. Burial viii be in the new St Joeeph's cemetery. Time and other arrangements viii be announced later.
 Friends may cail ct the funeral home tomorrow from to 10 P. N. and Sunday from 2 to 10 P. M.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-22
Double Rites PIunned For MotheF,Son
 Mrs. John Hurley
 Dies Shortly
 After Son, Themes

Mfrs. Catherine (Cfeanl Hurley, % Bllvw Street, died at SC, MafY's Hospital this morning. She was the widow of the iate State Senator John Hurley. Her son, 1'h0inAs ?, Hurley, dled Wednesday co s. Maryb hospital if this eity.
 Mrs. Hurley was born iii Ireland, oomlnesto thls cltv many years ago,
 BufvivorB include one daughter, Mrs Harold Winter of Kingfield, Maine, one slep-daughtef, Airs. Jos phlne Cooke, of Waterbury, one etepaDon, john Hurley Of WAtef- bury, ole adopted daughter, Mrs. Anna Baasette, of Waterbury, and and several grandchildren.
 A double funeral viii be held for Mrs, Hurley and her son, Thomas r. Hurley, from the Muivllle Rhs neral Home at e.ib o'clock Mon. day morning to the Sacred Heart Chprch where a solemn high Mas Qf requiem will De celebrated at 2 o'clock. Burial viii be lfi new Bt. Joseph's cemetery, Friends may call at the Mulviiie Funeral Home, gro West Main Street. from [ Co 10 ei1is evening, and Saturday and Sunday from q to 10 P. M.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-22

0Oontanued from Page D ence and labor ham-ssringins. would soon resume full coal production"
 With the exception os the fatal shooting of two miners in West vir- ginia, the coal fields have remained quiet since the strike began official ly at l2:0i A. N. yesterday.
 Some steel companies already had banked blast furnaces and planned to close scores more by the end of the week.
 Many weskers to Be Idle
 The Republic Steel Corporation planned a cutback to e5 percent of production next week and said ''sev- eral thousands" of workers would be laid off.
 Railroads announced huge reduc. tons in passenger trains beginning next week.
 The automobile industry. one of the biggest of steel consumers. also faced . drastic reduction in output when present stocks of coal end steel are used up.
 Henry Ford II, president of the Ford Moscr Company. said his firm had only Q 2i-day supply of coal on hand and would be forced to halt production If there is an extended coal strike" Ford already had cut production because of a shortage of sheet steel
 Auto Industries Threatened
 George T. Christopher. president of the Packard Motor Company. said the coal strike would force most automobile industries to shut down within 10 days or two weeks.
 Inland Steel Company banked two blast furnaces ct Indiana Harbor. Ind. and planned to slash produc- ton further next week. Youngstown Sheet and Tube shut down two blast furnaces, one at Indiana Haroor and another at South Chicago. Company officials said five of seven blast fur naces and is of 22 open hearths would be closed by the end of the week.
 Reynolds Metal Company, Gary. Ind, said it would suspend opera ti0ns by the end of next week If steel production was reduced further.
 The nation had only 51. Oo.OOO tons of coal stockpiled at the be- ginning 4 the strike, about normal five weeks supply.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-22
.Viekers Gives Testimony In Court
 Firm Hsod Appears
 lN Government Case
 Af New York

Harry F. vsckers, president ol vickerS me, testifaea lM Q. 6. Dis. sract Court at New vork yesterday that former Navy Commander John D. corsaRan, wAo had submitted a critical report on operations at viokerS' Waterbury Tool Division, had told him that if we had used the services cs his company we would not have been In the dlfelcul- ty we were in."
 rn earlier testimony, Government witnesses had said that Corx4gan and his associate. Robert N. Wells, had sought unsUccessfally eo have Wateroury Tool use the services of their industrial engineering firm, Corrlgan. Oenurne @ wells. Corri. gan and wells are accused Of using corragans position as . Navy in- spector to secure business for their company.
 MT. vickers was asked by the de- fenSe attorney. Eugene A. Sherpiek. whether be understood Corrlgan 10 mean that the company would have been safe from a complaint or that the company would have had no problem. The witness said he could not answer the question be. cause he had not given the state- ment amy consideration at the time"
 Tne Government yesterday sought to link CorTsgan with another al- leged effort to sell his sirm's> serv- ices this time to the Athey Truss wheel Company of Chicago. It was testified that when he arrived In Chicago in. August. le42. he inameol- ately told the firm it needed new management and told officials that he had an industrial management firm.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-22
Edword Lester Deon

Edward Lester Dean, 34, of 561 leg Baldwin Street, an employe of the Roberts Trucking Company of win- sted, died this morning at his home. A native of Winsted, he was the son of Mabel woodin scoville and the late Lester Herbert Dean.
 Besides his mother. he is survived by his wife, Margaret Nash Dean: and two sons, Edward and Dean.
 Funeral arrangements, in charge of the Bergin Funeral Home, will Dc announced later.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-22
Finance BooFd AppEoXes' Figure

A total Of eg1B,441 was apNov9n by tiia noafd Of Finance et iis feH. ilIaf meeting yesterday. Enc total eDllaleled of vouchers amounting % ti0S, ,sOg and payFolls in Bim os bis0,i42. .
 1he next meeting C bne A0afa viii be held Monday as 2 M which may be the htiAl nleeglnB necessary ioF determining the elty'e iDi7 fiscal budget.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-22
Motion in Clark
 Case Posfponed

A hearing on q motion to set aside the jury verdict in the Clark viii case was postponed in Superior Court today until next week. Judge Thomas D. Troland said he would hear the motion either Tuesday or Wednesday.
 The verdict was given for five cousins of the late Mrs. Sarah j. Clark of Catherine Avenue in their probate appeal contesting admission of Mrs. Clark's will. The bulk of the estate was left by the will to Q housekeeper and . former Sunday School pupil of Mrs. Clark.
 Nearly i4O.O00.Oo0 passengers were carried by Argentina rail. ways in six months of this year,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-22
Divorce Action
 Recorded Today

A divorce action on the ground of misconduct was filed in su. perior' Court today by RaffaeilG Iacoviello of Waterbury against Ma rie Mendillo racoviello. also of thii city. They were married Aug. 17 I046,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-22
2 MorshoIs

tcontlnned from Pare D shot to death by Sam Curry, fore man Of a small truck mine. Curry was jailed. Re said the men tried Co 6rAg him from the cab Of his truck during an argument.
 The Government apparently had no ammunition for immediate use against the coal strile beyond the legal pressure it was putting on Aewh Following through on M0n- days restraining order, which Lewis ignored. the Justice Department yesterday persuaded Federal Judge q. Alan GoldsborOugh to cite the U4W. president for contempt.
 The court ordered Lewis to with draw the contract termination mo- tice he had served on the Govern Mant- The Government contended 4hs4 the uni0nis wage contract with 2ls Government was not subject to termination and that Lewis termi- nafion notice was in effect a strike call.
 After Lewis let the strike deadline pass without action. Assistant At togney General John ?. Sonnet went before Goldsborough to ask that Lewis be cited for contempt. He filed a petition charging that x@w1s had deliberately disobeyed OoldsborOngh's restraining order.
 RroneeaimRk Camsbfned
 GoidsborOugh ordered Lewis into court at 70 A. M Monday to show cause why he should not be pun- aslaed for contempt If he fails to convince Goldsb0rOugh then, he will 60 on trial at 10 A. M Wednesday bsEore the judge and an advisory" jury.
 me trial time was set for the same hour Goldsborough had fixed for a hearing on the Government petition for an injunction against the UMW. for alleged breach Of contract. Justice Department of- 1cieis expected the two proceedings 10 be combined and completed swiftly.
 Ihe Government was prepared for stiil another legal attack on Lewis. Kt has already charged that his contract termination notice uo- lated criminal provisions of the Smith -Connaiiy Anti-Stgike Law. Conviction undeg that iaw carries d maximum penalty Of . 5000 fine and one years Imprisonment. The contempt proceeding was . civil ac- ton under which Lewis could be glRsn any penalty set by 0cldsbcr- Gnsh
 The Governments contempt peH- ttnn included an affidavit from heyy Cnnt. M. A. Coalisson reporting that @rlIba&anttalIy ail" the soft coal nai- mers had struck.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-22
Root WH Not Retire NoW

Charles A. Root. City Engineer who, according to The Democrat, Is reported planning retirement from once after reaching the age of 70 years next January, today tacitly denied the report. stating he hadn't though about 1t until now" MT. Root will have attained 50 years of service with the city as of next May. Also reported planning retirement is Deputy Police Superintendent Daniel J. Carson.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-22
Hearing on Motion Cancelled Today

Beeatlse an answer has been filed by the City of Waterbury in the Cassidy ta revasuation suit, a hearing scheduled for today on a default motion was cancelled. Atty.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-22
Aldermen PIon Special Nicotine

A special neeteing of the Board of Aldermen was scheduled for S:30 P. N. today to authorize Mayor John 6. Monagan to enter into contract with the State on the grant of es2,000 being readied for Waterbury to main . verterans federal housing project.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-22
Hospital Bulletins

Overcome by fumes while work- ing is-feet below ground In an excavation on Washington Ave nue near the American Brass Company yesterday afternoon, Peter Bazzarini, 4o. of 2e5 Bank Street, was discharged from St. Mary's Hospital after treatment ct 3:zS P. M. Frank cassin. As- sistant Superintendent of the Wa ter Department, said the man was engaged in repairing . leak in a water main when he was over come.
 Knocked to the ground yesteg- day by his dog at his home. four year-old Harry Fauler of North field was discharged after treat ment at Waterbury Hospital at 10 4. M. Hospital authorities said the youth sustained laceration of the lip and c0ntusions of the forehead.
 . Playing football yesterday at the McTernan School on Colum- bia Blvd. Thomas Queg, IT, i2, of North1eld Road, Watertown, fractured his Left wrist. He was treated at Waterbury Hospital at 6 P. N. and later dischargeds
 Rudolph Hermstedt. 10. of 6 LOunsbuFy Street, sustained Q fracture of his right arm yester- day in . fall ct Washington Park. He was admitted to St. Mary,s Hospital at s:30 ?. N.
 Miss Florence Manyille of the Kingsbury Hotel was reported to be in 6 good condition today at Waterbury Hospital where she vas admitted ct Ii;tS 4. M. to. day for treatment of a back in. jury. Hospital authorities said the woman fell earlier in the evening in her room ct the hotel.
 Injured in . fall at South Main and Union Streets, Elizabeth Stickulis, %. of TOO North River. side was discharged after treat ment at Waterbury Hospital ct 2 A. M The woman sustained lacer- stlcas Of the head. authorities said.
 John F. Cassidy and his a co. plaintiffs, all property owners. ha< asked fger . judgment by default because of the failure of the city tG klle An answer or other pleading me answer ane . special defensl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-22
Dance Tonight AtLoeol YMcA

me Namblefs lIl.Y VIII Bp0nsof and supervise Che Record Hop co the Central aYn ths evening, me dnnoe "a Q weekly affair for High school Boys and 0lfls, Hubert Ray and Howard Lawrence aFo coschalrs menu of the dance.
 ullhert PleFson Director Of the Connecticut University Extension school last Elleht spoke bA a come blned meeting ul the fll-Y clubs. Mir, rlereofi spoke of tho necessity Of Hleh school boys taking advah- take 0f the many educational ops portllnitles that were being offered
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-22

MORIARTY-In this city, Nov. 2srd. 1s46, Edward B. Moriarty, formerly of this city. died in Hartford today. Funeral Monday, from Mulville Flu. neral Home, 27O West Main Street, time and arrangements to be an" nounced,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-22

Racing pigeons valued at @ to sl are being stolen and sold as food at 60 cents each in Dublin.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-22

naeKioO has a movement urging mW tc protect legitimate proges- eionnl men from chaxiatnns.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-22

Two new air companies have been established in the Lebanon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-22

John H. Cassidy and his a CO., plaintiffs. all property owners. had asked fger c judgment by default because of the failure of the city to flle mn answer or other pleading. The answer anG . special defense were filed by the city yesterday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-22
DIED

DEAN-In this city. Nov. 22nd, is4e, Edward Lester Dean, of 5blh Baldwin St. Funeral to be announced later.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-22

HURLEY-In this city, Nov. 23rd, ls46, Mrs. Thomas Hurley, of 2s Silver Street. Double Funeral of Mrs. Hurley, and son Thomas, from Mulvilie Funeral day morning, at s:i5, to Sacred Heart. Burial in new St. Joseph's cemetery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-22
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Rudolph Hermstedt. 10. of 6 LOunsbuFy Street. sustained a fracture of his right arm yester- day in . fall ct Washington Park. He was admitted to St. Mary,s Hospital at 6:50 P. M.
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