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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-11

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 over. that the four ministers
 were shocked by the narrow
 margin which saved the COun-
 oil from breaking up in anger during their morning session.
 The agreements were only ten. tative, and the four men took the night to think them over. The nin- isters showed a greater readiness tC compromise than at any previous time in the two-week conference.
 Still unsettled was another heav- fly disputed question, the timing and nature of the projected 2l-na- tion peace conference. The issue was side-stepped in the late meet ing yesterday after nearly wreck. ing the morning session. V. M Molotov clung to his stand that the Big 4" must complete treaty drafts and hand them to the full dress meeting for ratification. Ernest Be- win accused him of trying to exer. else 8 one-nation veto oyer the world.
 Early today Radio Moscow
 broadcast Q Tass Paris dispatch
 reiterating that MOlOtOv's stand
 was right under the Moscow
 agreement.
 It is clear, on the other hand that to reject this solution, which is the only correct way out of ex- isting complications, means to take upon oneself the responsibility fol breaking up the conclusion of peace treaties and all the consequence: which may follow" the Moscow broadcast said.
 MOlOtOv yesterday dropped his demand for a Russian trustee
 ship over TripOlitania and sup
 ported with some reservations
 the French proposal to place all
 Italian colonies under LIN trus-
 teeship administered by Italy.
 Bevin accepted the Italian truS. teeship for Tripolitania provided that Britain gets trusteeship ovel Cyrenaica, the eastern part of Ii- bya adjoining Egypt.
 The delegates also reached virtual agreement accepting Russia claim of $1OO, ,OOO, ,OOO rep
 aratiOns from Italy, but leaving
 the glObal total of Soviet, Greek
 and Yugoslav claims unsettled
 while Italian assets in the Iat-
 ter twO countries wero inves-
 tigated. Russia originally pro-
 posed $SOO.OOO,0OO for all three
 countries.
 Molotov indicated readiness to ac. cept in principle the appointment ot inter-Allied commissions to su. pervise the trials of Italian wal criminals, plan he rejected earlier The Council made what was called considerable progress toward agre. ment" on demilitari2ation of the French-Italian frontier.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-11
HOMECOMING!

Mrs. Esther Purdy, wife of Clay
 ton Purdy, Hamilton Avenue. and Mrs. Patricia Husker, wife of George W. Husker, Englewood Avenue, and their one-year-old son, Robin. are included on the passenger list of the Barry due to arrive ct New York Wednesday. The Barry iS carrying 53S wives and children of service ment to this country from England.
 Pfc. Leonard Iannanutoni, Wa terbury, and Sgt. Raymond J. Peck, Watertown, are aboard the Hood Victory due At New York today from Bremerhaven. Marine-Sgt. George J. Byrnes, 167 Beecher Avenue, arr rived at San Diego, Cel.. Thursday night from the Pacific theater. He is being sent to the separation cerl- ter at Aberdeen, Md, for discharge.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-11
CPL. BRoNrs A. PUzAs

Cpl. Bronis A. Puzas, son of Mrs. Agnes Puzas, 42 Rosemount Avenue, has been discharged from the Army at the Fort Devens, Mass, separa- tion center after serving over three years in the Army Air Forces. He wears the Purple Heart for wounds received in Burma. Prier to enter ing the service he was employed by the Scovil Manufacturing Com pany.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-11
Alfred Hart NelV
 Pnfenf Ruffon Head

Alfred Hart, former vioe-presi- dent and secretary, has become president of the Patent Button Company. David s. Hart is the new vice president and general man. ager.
 Other officers are Howard P. Hart, secretary; Samuel s, Hart, assistant secretary; and Orton F. Camp, treasurer.
 The late Lewis J. Hart, who died March 5 had been with the com pany for almost 50 years, Five gen. erations of the Hart family have been associated with the firm.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-11
Men ir, theSerUice
RAYMOND ,. PALMER FIG

Raymond J. Palmer, fireman l/c, l92 Baldwin Street, is assigned to the Prinz Eugen, ex-German cruiser, which will be @ target ship in the Crossroads Project" The mission of the joint Army-Navy task force is primarily to determine the effects of the atomic bomb upon naval ves- sells and military equipment in or- der to gain information of value to national defense.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-11

Harry Liebeskind was elected president of the Community Chest of Waterbury, to succeed Willis N. Tate, at the annual meeting of the board of directos yesterday afternoon at the Chest office,
 MT. Tate was named fist vice. president, and Frederic R. Kellogg will serve as second vice e-president. Others were elected as follows: treasuer, O. Douglas Lunan: sec retary, Mrs. Mark L. Spery.
 MT. Liebeskind has been mem- Der of the board of directors since the Chest was incorporated four years ago, He was a member of the committee which planned es- tablishment of the Chest.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-11
Petition, for Change 'Of Name Granted

Applications to change their sur- name to Post have been filed in Superior Court by Alfred J. Pos- kavage of Union City, Stanley P. Foskavage of Seymour, and the latter's wife, Anne Kapeluch Pos- kavage.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-11
FUNERALS

The funeral of Mrs. Margaret @lynn) Loughlin, widow of James F. Loughlin, 59 Dover Road, West Hartford, was held today at 9:l5 A. M. from the Mulville Funeal Home, 27O West Main Street to the Blessed Sacrament Church for sol- emn high Mass of requiem at 10. Burial was in old St. Josephs Ceme- tery.
 Funeral services for Charles Mar sey, Miami, Fla, former partner in the Reliable Furnitue Co. here and former proprietor of Piccadilly Inn, Meriden Road, will be held this morning at the Ahern Funeral Home, Miami. Burial was in Miami.
 Funeral services for Mrs. Lena Louise Caart) Bergen, wife of Har- " Richard Bergen, Ransom Hal Road Wolcott, were held today at Q P. M. at the Alderson Funeral Home, 70 Central Avenue, Rev Francis O. Ayres, rector of St. Johns Episcopal Church, officiating. Bur. ial was in Woodtick Cemetery. Vol colt.
 The funeral of Anthony Vaitkus Middletown, formerly of Waterbury was held today at 8:SO A, M. iron the Venskunas Funeral Home, New Britain, to St. Andrews Church al g. Burial was in St. Mary's Gene terY. New Britain.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-11
BOY FINDS MOTHER DEAD

Lynn, Mass, May l1-UP)-Re- turning from school, l2-year-old Enos o. Brown, Jr,,. found the body of his mother Lois, 46, on the kitch- en floor and Illuminating gas flow ing from three open burners of 8 stove. A medical examiner said her death was a suicide induced by poor health.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-11

Military authorities in the tropics discovered that ice cream and shower baths were the two best rem edies for combat fatigue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-11

Bamboo sometimes is used to make irrigation pipes by Javanese natives.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-11
Politics
 -h- Passing

Ex-Alderman Martin ~Chickie" Sullivan expects to set the lead on all candidates for the Democratic senatorial nomination in the 18th district. sullivan-for-Senator but- tons are expected to be sported by his followers within Q very short time. This may be an indication that the former city legislator and Police Commissioner is going to make a strong effort to get back into the political picture this fall. There are those, though, who still maintain that he won't be in the running, particularly If ex-Senator John 2. robin decides he wants to return to Hartford in 1e4I. Sullivan cohorts vigorously deny that sChickie" Is going to be . stalking horse for Atty. Tobin, but the "W1se money" is waiting for a two-man race. presumably between Senator Patrick J. Wallace and ex-Senatos Tobia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-11

Alcohol for automotive use will be made from wood sugar in Finland.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-11
CARD OF THANKs

CARD OF THANKS
 We wish to thank our many friends, relatives and neighbors, especially The Donahue Mfg Go. and Employees, Feitelson's Inc, and Employees, Figli DAbruzzo Society, for floral offerings and the expressions of sympathy and kind bereavement, the death of our be- loved husband father, Panfilo Ta- rullo.
 MRS. PANFILO TARULLO, MIR. and MRS. DANIEL TARUILO, MIR. and MRS. BOMBING TARULLO, MIR. and MRS. CHARLES ROSA.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-11

sASITH-In this city, May 10th. l946, Thomas F. Smith, of 2s North Main Street. Funeral Monday at s:15 o'clock, from Mulville Funeral Home, 27O Conception Church at 800 o'clock. Burial in Old St. Joseph's ceme- tery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-11
BERGIN'S Funeral Home Established 1873 200 Eqst Main St.
 Tel. s-oess

DIED LARSON--In this city, May 10th, 1946, Mrs. Esther A. Larson, of l01 IrVington Avenue. Funeral from Alderson Funeral Home, 70 Central Avenue, time to be announced. Burial in Riverside cemetery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-11

Another COP redoubtable has given way to Congressman "Joe' Talbot. Former Lieutenant Cover nor James L. McConaghy of Wes- 1cyan said the other night that he hoped to be able to vote for "Joe' as the gubernatorial candidate thii fall. All of which indicates that within the Republican ranks oi Connecticut the Naugatuck Valley leader is not being written off aG the candidate to follow in Gov Raymond E. Baldwin's footsteps There apparently is nothing to the riImor that Mayor John s. Monagan would be persuaded to enter the congressional race in the 9th Dis trtct on the Democratic ticket. The nearer 1t gets to convention time. the more his name is mentioned as a member of the state ticket, which fact was also chrcnicled in this space q week ago, From where we att the COP outlook looks good for rJoa."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-11
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Evening star., 1946-07-06
SUBURBAN SAlE-MARYLAkD

RIVERDALE-Large house, containing .
apis with 9 acres of land: ] apartment
vacant. Priced 'S13,500. Call Mr.. Houf,
WA 31oG -
BETHESDA-Vacant, immediate occupancy.
Stucco, oil burner. h.w.. D rooms. on lot
S5x100: Sill 900 Located on wilson lane
about 500 #. east OF River road. OWNER,
BETHEsDA-Vacant. immediate occupancy
5 rooms, frame, large yard. $1,000 Lo-
Gated on Wilson lane. 500 fl. east OF
River road. OWNER. WI 651u. -
NEW HOMES from S14,150 to Sl1q5O
Ready now. Very good location in Silver
Spring. Can be financed under CT plan,
WILLIAM f. RICHARDSON, INC. SH.
DISTRICT HEIGHTS, MD.-Vacant: pos
session with deposit; close to schools, bus
and stores: rms, > baths, > kitchens,
fully insulat ted. white frame, screens and
storm sashes: choice neighborhood Only
S12.S50 Cash reaLired. $3.50. WEST
REAL ESTATE, or Mr.. Wood, HI. 1881.
HILLsBoRo HOMES-Lots selling for
$3.50 which meet appraisal requirements:
our home prices are most reasonable You
pay cash for the lot: We build. Pa and
Mass. aves. are proposed crossroads 10 the
property. Directions: Out Pennsylvania
ave. sc. to- Alabama ave-. left on Alabama
ave to Beck St, down Beck st TO direction
al arrows H1LLSBORO DEVELOPMENT
CO. 47o6 Bennett ave. SP. 0960. 10
2-RM. HOUSE, nr, u, c. line. close trans
portation. stores and churches: terms.
substantial down payment. Call OWNER,
UN. 1896. -
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SUBURBAN sAlE-MARYLAND,

BRENTWOOD. MD. = ls-reom house; 2
sa,5oo, Sais si.boo Bsi down. FnlA Rear s4os 45rd
suBukBAN SUB G'as' EsTaTEThs gfag1 eM,story white
brick home In Bethesda has all the REQUIRE
den, 2a baths, oii air conditioned; Gear
built in garass; freplase In basement laser and 80
at Sns wen eose II NOOK
sSS s SBfP KEggLtx sS
or unfurnished, in excellent condition; .
=: sS:s M %1 ,hSss!ns e ss hsdFATH' uN s 5sSS
UNGALOW-Beautlful restricted Garrett
Park; lovely bedrooms, recreation room
u FGr sss lot Cali app5oN mr
81: 1874, ewes; CHARLES H. ONO 81
CiuissToM BUILT Williamsburg Colonial
| stone residence, located in beautiful wood
| ed Sligo Hills, quiet restricted COM
mpnItg Large living room q With tirspsss lace
floor abundance Of closet and storage
With stone fireplace in basement An ex-
s. Lo sili. j Win sHANSSoN 4 Segs 4 LUcHs CO
BRxUTIFUL BPHii Fl Ii BUNGALoW - bedrooms
partially finished attic. large lot, excellent
lovely neighboE oEhoed MIR. wells OIL. 1900
EXCLUSIVE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES brlck
e Enelish Colonial, owner. built, only yrs
more ave, Hyattsviie. Md. WA. $500
HOME INVESTMENT and workshop, ii
Takoma Park-5-rm bungalow and 5-cal
gar. with ,6-rm. apt; Sl2.950. full price TO,
this excel. value, ROBERT S. DAVIS 8
va; 1900; Open daily and Sun; until ?
st floor; which is furnished, includes Twins
Combined, o otf and Bath End dao floor % has bed
rooms; price $3.50 including. furniture
ewes, OIL. 1918. with o. B. zANTZINGER
room house; large lot 2 bedrooms and bath
on lst floor; fun basement, Can be han
aregory Va Isla; ewes, Oh. aai5. With
FIFTEEN FINE HOMES-A group of de-
/ tached brick homes in nearby Md contain in
built-in garage They will sell quickly a
/ $4,000. PAUL P. STONE, Realtor. OR
/ GREEN ACRES - c-story white brick. :
air-conditioned hsat. fuli basement Thi
/ is a beautiful compact home. Call Mr.
sn ssnnidow, 81 0L. 5000 c. FRED KELLEY
You'll LIKE this well-kept home in Ken
! sington,, built on a shaded corner lot. "a
/ story Cape Cod: has 4 bedrooms, dinins
S seSooIs See i by calling M Miller, oL 81,
s9sa MaRYASB SBEP F.kK kKkLtH Mpdas A1S5 and brio,
looking at; 3 bedrooms and bath: lot / 00>
| 100; gas heat. Frigidaire., full basement
oLiKER CO, NA. 7I57. Ii siis. 11oa
Vermont ave. NV. -
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

PROPERTY OWNERS ATTENTION. can
increase income by my personal manage
ment, guarantee through expert hand
ing. Property msnagement specialist.
1900 BLoCK EYE ST. N.w.--3-story
brick with full basement: near corner Of
l1th st Possession Call Mr. Measell,
Ne; 1900 evenings and Sunday DI O705,
BOSS & PHELPS. 1417 K st NV -
ALEXANDRIA. pA.-zoned for business,
Near Near tve vernon To Theater at Modern and At
IT. frontage. Also adjoining lot, soft,
6-room modern bungalow. Has side alley.
Call Mrs. Cuff. CHI. 403a. with L. MCGEE
KING, 1861 Wilson blvd IS
1900 BLOCK OF ST. N.W.-Largs
store, with fine display window this entirs
3-story brick building will be delivered
vacant: full basement and oil heat; laree
erlck warehouse In rear; watch. our ads
for first time offerings of choice locations:
priced within reason: excellent financing.
MELVIN l.. KRAFT REALTY CO, INC,
RA. 74s5. Is
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SUBURBAN sAIE-yIRGINIA.

BRICK CAPE con BUNGALOW, 8 bsdrT;.
s1th Win usIe sS 'assfn!i eaf ABahs REALTY, u.
Two Ok BLOCKS 9f1s' FKoM AZ, Ios9 os%9fsrovEKcssn.
2-story frame house, arranged for 9, fam
lilies; Built-in ggarasse; large room and bath bath
ssss and screened pofh and End
seaGns gas ples ff9 pc ey
sanday 5eauFfa BENo Ga 81 5ss H. Sas 1ae
sih s ,5oo. SbSa JfFFhRsoN AFFhTaso SILLAGE1mmedt
ate possession; 5.r9om Cape Cod 6ries
for. two future rooms and bath with heat
and pqm9ns 3ane ragghsd m a .d1 f1
PRINCIPAL. taxes and insurance. Can CT.
6677, daily and Sunday. J. H BEGOIT.
1857 N. Washington blvd, Arlington Va.
ARLINGTON, WA very conveniently
situated detached brick home, Just of Will
garage' lot 5oxloG; owner moved out Of
Mr. MCDOWELL, Taylor 5469. L. T, Ora
Waite, Realtor. 72a 18th st. Ma. 0753.
; ROOMS and. room for bath, acre.
Es'eT heqtsF Witt aeyf; sso highway No.
Ob, III. FdliIdAs va SDrSOU.
for occupancy in about so days Pull
basement, built-in garage. attic large
epough for . large rooms acre. addi-
cost. Just of Lee Ihishvy in Fails Church
4-room cottage; liz acres, nr, Vienna,
Va price, $4,000.
rooms, electricity, / acre, nr. Vienna.
Va $1,000
6 rooms, electricity, hot-air heat, acre.
mr. Herndon. Va So 700
3 ascres: at AIdie, Va; price, .S7,506.
rooms. 20 acres, nr. Clifton. Va
s4.750 RAY BARNEY, Vienna. Va.
Phone Vienna 21S i
RUSSELL RD,-Nice 5-room brick corner
lot; bedrooms, tiled bath. stove and re-
irlgcrator basement, recreation room with
bar. oil heat garage
Due to Army officer leaving country.
this beautiful wooded homesite in Pinecress
subdivision consisting OF ] "a acres. facing
Govt. park ard stream, for sale at only
81 .45o. r. L. KANE INC. lo1 So Wash
Alexandria Ofhce phone 3n13: ewes call
MI Blount, GL- 3l59, or Mr. Meintz,
Alexandra 69ll -6
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

BLADENSBURG RID. AT n. Y. ave.-For
sale, 10000 square feet 2nd-commerciai al
vacant ground lies well; convenient to
business districts Ewes. and sun cali
Mr. Seely OR. o1os. BOSS Il PHELPS.
MA $500 ID
ALEXANDRIA. VA, on Duke ST acre.
good house, sdJoins railroad HALL,
REALTY. exclusive owens 1851 y
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SUBURBAN REkT-MARYLAkp.

CAPITOL HEIGHTS. MD.-Room in pvt
home with kitchen privileges for couple OF
. girls: convenient to transportation. HI
ll23-M. -
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PROPERTY WANTED.

CHARLES s. GUNN needs good investment
property Tor many clients having substan-
PRIVATE PARTY wants to IL apart
ment buildings in Northwest section DE.
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SUB. PROP. SALE OR REhT-MD.

acres, 5-rm. cottage, log cabins. garage.
chicken house. On Defense hwy. 20
miles from White House, mile east Of
pigeon house at Grain hwy Easy rent
for man and wife who will fix things up.
Call RE 5l0N
Evening star., 1946-07-06
SUBURBAN REkT-vIRGIkiA.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE,

FARM HOUSES-One six-room and ons
3-rm.. MI. from Washington at Chester
crook Va Box 39-S. Star r.
Evening star., 1946-07-06

COLORED-PARK PL., near Lamont ST
NV, rooms and bath excellent condl-
ton, with front porch and full basement.
Priced for quick sale. on terms.
@. st. near 9TH st. ne, Il rooms and
bath. good condition. h:-w;h.; fun Eng
Mr. IANAuZE. DE. 81 AZ or DE 5655. -
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GRIN. BRICK, e-sToRY HON

ATTRACTIVE 9-rm. 2-storv home in Arl,
Vat bedrms. > baths; can be converted
into . apts. Priced for quick sale. Call
ABARC REALTY, NO AZ. OK. O676, Gil
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-21

on the college Highway, Co report the. catatstropae, with his brother Richard, reported just split second before the plane crashed there Was Q ''sllght explosion in the wing ale ready aflre which did not make much noise" The plane struck the trees, was hurled in the opposite di- rectlon, and then went up In flames about % feet high, he said.
 Scene Visited
 Hundreds of curious yesterday visited the crash scene, where the remains of the airplane and black embers testified to the stark, grim tragedy. The section was roped off, and Cheshire constables were on guard on five-hour shifts.
 Meanwhile, as snow blanketed the remains of the huge transport in a barren Cheshire field, the remains of the last of the victims were ship ped to home town funeral directors for burial. The bodies of Mrs. Con- stance Ludwig, free lance author. and co-pilot Robert c. Knight, were removed to Los Angeles and Oraha, Neb., respectivally.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-21
Youth Loses Fingers In 
 Carl J0hnsOn
 M WoleoM Painfully
 Injured af Nome

The condition of Carl JiUonson, 8, son of MT. and Mrs. Carl F. John. son, Central avenue. Wolcott, was reported to be good today at St. MaIy's hospital where he was op" erated upon yesterday afternoon for the amputation of three fingers and the thumb of his left hand.
 The youth, police said, was ap- parently the victim of an accidental explosion of a shot gun shell that he had in the cellar. Young Carl was sent to the cellar obtain jar of fruit, his parents said. and came dashing up stairs e short time later after an explosion was heard.
 Neighbors reported that the youth had several shells in his possession as he was in the habit of hunting with other boys of the neighhor- hood.
 He was adfnitter to St. MaEy's hospital at 3 ?. m., where Dr. Ed- ward Post operated on him. He was also treated for flesh wounds of the face and chest.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-21
Officials
 Conducting Inquiry
Coroner Healey Awaits Statement In Probe of Plane Crash, Deaths of 17 Persons in Cheshire

Civil Aeronautlcs officials from washington, In charge of the inc vustigatIon of the Eastern Airllnes Transport crash Friday In Cheshire in which i7 persons went Go Q fiam- ing death, continued their probe today after George Gay, investiga- tor for the Civil Aeronautics Board, returned here from New York.
 Coroner Frank T. Healey said that he will issue no statements or conduct an Inquiry for a few days until an official announce naent Is forthcoming from the Fed- eral authorities.
 Meanwhile Mir. Gay said that the time of the fire was set ct ll:Ol, the last time there was radio commuFi- cation between the giant transport and New York. Beyond lthis, how- ever, Mir. Gay said he was not pre- pared to comment on anything per. taining to def1nlte causes.
 1t was revealed that an official statement will be forthcoming in Q few days, by a finding is not prom ised for ''sceveral weeks yet, depend- ing on the progress made by the dozens of investigating agencies"
 Witnesses Questioned
 Questioning of eye-witnesses con- tinued today at Wavery Inn, Che- shire, after ofilcials visited the now snow covered scene of the crash. Witnesses, scheduled to be quizzed until after 6 p. Tri., told several dif- ferent versions of the explosion which led to the belief that the plane exploded in the air. Further questioning however, seems to indi- cate that the craft at first caught fire In the air and plummeted to earth where 1t exploded.
 Among others who told that the plane did not explode in the air was James Ash, twelye-year-old student at Humiston school, who stood on a bank near his home and watched the crippled plane crash to earth in the wooded ravine, asserted that the fuselage was not aflanne as the plane plummeted to earth.
 The boy, who sped one-mile to a phone at the home of Mrs. Otto Lux,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-21
Gurbling Raid Nets
 Court ,,S212 in Cash N Alleged Operator Pays slOO, V 12 Frequenters $1O Each; Youth Sent to Cheshire Reformatory

A Mollo on payment og elo0 was granted Albert Del0obbo, 90. ok tta Beach Street. when the accused waa aExalgned before Judge John h, 0Affney in Clty Court this morning on a charge Of being the operator 0e a gambling establishment.
 pelOobbo was arrested early yes- terday morning along with iI others, after police raided Q gaming establishment over Q garage on Ash Street. Police reported that ehe room contained pool and card tables,
 Bonds of slo each were called for the twelve who gave then names and addresses As follows:
 Michael Santoro, 35, of e5 Bishop St. George Dambruski, 26, % Hill st.; John Calo al. ot i02 South Leonard st.; Edward McPartland, @, Howard St., New Haven; Frank Casso, a, Of Oakvllle: Won King, ga of ie Howard St.: Daniel Salvia, 90, Of 2so Bishop st.: Frank Mar. tinl, %, of 2SS Hill St.; Canio To. russo, 25, of 6e Pilgrim Ave, and Guido pietron, q, Oakville.
 Each was charged with being Q frequenter of a gambling house.
 Sgt. Patrick Hughes Detective James Stack and Detective Paul Moynihan reported that e dice game was in progress at the time Of the raid, which took place at 2:So O. m.
 Royal AEurdock, ls, of 4A Center Street, arrested last week on charges of theft after he stole a watch from the home of John Crockett, 230 Cherry Street, rec ceived an indeterminate sentence to the Cheshire Reform School when he was arraigned this nforn- ing. The youth. when arrested was on probation from that institution for theft of a car on January 12.
 Other cases: Luigi Gulliane, SO Lakewood Road; breach of the peace and intoxication, 825 fine discharged; Ollie Watson, S5. of a