The Berkshire Eagle from Pittsfield, Massachusetts • 6

fa 3, 1913 aljicr Filer, 030,000 Suit 4 Recreation Zob tu' In Death oi 8-Ycar-Old Son Jjccisncwn Service Aide I 'Locked Out3 of Job Today Fc is hirily th? ward Ercclrrs AssocIatlD.n treas-t r.ewe-t at the County Ex- ury-in. the middle coni-artment To.Bs Filled-, fliis Week ana was wrn lie rirr.f cr.Iy ci ti- rM Ersrree, an Infant, brought actic-r. throurh his next PEilnst Li ward R. Grillin cf East who operated the car in -which: Brazce a rassenger, ani asaist Jarrcj-E end Thomas J. 'Crawfcrd cf Les.

charged that one cf the Crawf jrds or, their, drcve the ether car. al lace Olds' of Le. ar.cther fassen- a r.ri'f.n car. sued the drawer too. The dearth ci I r-etil lock its out evt icomeetcit J-jck tickers a-s-i the r1.

the wee's end, but it has continued tance of agsrra- lack-cut Ce throvrl wcrkir.j vatcd tv Ths f'dUcUian has irritated hapless Mr. McCarry anl furthermore, he complairj, th breeders (artificial lrcminators) want their money. i R. assDciate Griffin Park Commission To Appoint Women's Supervisor An appointment to. the position of supervisor of women's and girls' activities "probably be made some time this, week, the' Park Crawfords for t2u00 and rrt Shea Shea are at- tcriicn aent and the owner, is 7 desk is too touh for lr.is afternoon Azrr.t Frank.

A. a can epener and he couldn't get' lock was looking fondly at old wooden lob while Arthur T. Dermody 000 today for the death' cf his eight-year-old son, Michael Thomas Dermody, struck by a car on North Street, March 2i. The Superior Court' suit was brought against Charles E. Utley, Williams College studsnt who drove the car.

Shea Shea represent Dermody. Four other suits, totaling were brought by two Lee residents, passengers in a car that collided with another in Lee Feb. 23. Convalescent Home Asked for, Monterey The Gould Farm and Ilepzlbiah Heights in Monterey have been mentioned as locations for a convalescent home applied for by the secretary of the commonwealth In the petition of Walter G. Hoag.

A corporation termed the Starry Cross wishes to begin caring for hlC A t.f AC Commission announced today. post has been vacant since the paging William Jones, top locksmith In this area. Mr. Jones thinks he can handle the job neatly this -evening after -his business. resignation two months ago of noon Axent McCarry was considcr- vlng a call to Youngstown.

Ohio. hom; of the deask manufacturers. llcCarry was locked out when re threw the key Into the top drawer ari slj.ir.rr.ei it-shut, lie tlrrify locked sorr.e merry (rirt the Berkshire Couxty Se- i Mrs. Silvio Conte. One of the four replicants has nours.

tornejs for the plainti.i.5. Harry and Yetta Katz of Sandts-field have filed 'suils totaling $10-000 against Ann and Virsmia Scripture of New Britain, Conn. They claim injury in a collision with a car driven by one of the Scriptures and owned by the other. Ciher -collisions brought 000-suits by Joccrh Ferry cf Kinsdal Donald Brldgman of Pittsfield; and by Fred J- Shaker of Lee against George Harrison. Attorney Peter J.

Genovese Is for Perry; Maurice I. Ler-ner, for Shaker, I 1 withdrawn. Eh is Dorothy Glen- don of Dal ton. Miss Glendon and Mrs. IL Elliott Chaffee of Pitts- Promoters Uried To Get Periiiits field recently were interviewed by For Minors; Jewish Appeal Needs To De Heard Tonight 'i r.fc Is cf tfc United -Jewish Arr'd crl the present srd future ue commission.

Miss Elinor Duggan of Water-town, N.Y., and Miss Lillian Shapiro of North Adams will be interviewed at a special meeting of the commission tomorrow morning at 10. i Miss Duggan has1 been' women's and girls' activities director at "inmates in institutions such as of the UJA and the Piti I-. id. Welfare Fund campaign wiM the utject of tonight's VTC A I II I CllCIi TOUCH AT AK1 For the fiiit litne, the U.S. Air Force put C-47 transport plane in and out of Great Harrington Airport last week Tlie type known as the "work horse cf the sky, in flying lift service into the Berkshire to carry Air Force 1 Reservists to the huge Westover Air Base at Giicopee, for weekly training, nights will leave and re-, turn every Saturday nd Sunday, taking off at 10.33 AM each day.

2d Lt. Irwin Dwarsky, plane pilot, 1 reported the fully adequate for tha Learr tLip to land and take off. Shown in the picture, left to rights Lieut. John Gait, Opt. V.

V. Coland, Lieut. Joseph Jvrezyk, Sgu Earl Driggs, Lieut. John TrudeaH, Capt. Geor- Irhf, Lieut.

Fan! Hammer, Lient. Ilobert rete3 and MaL Theodore. G. BamsdelL radio pro-ram, JewL-h Com- uer.ter on tr.e Air. At 7.1;, Harold S.

Cottage Ransacked For Second Time For the secon-i consecutive spring, Sxmuel J. Roberts' home on the west shore of Onota Lake has been broken lnt and ransacked, i This year, the Detective Bureau reports, some Cihirg equipment was stolen. The -jbuteau is investigating the reported, bresk. Watertown, N.Y., for the past year and a half. She took special recreational work -at the University of and Lawrence 3r3ss Shapiro, a graduate of Drury Ilizfr School nA the mentally JI1, 5 ta recruit personnel and to encourage the establishment of comparatively small 'home' or farm colonies to reduce the strain on existing Institutions." Th application requires the aproval of the mayor and city council who attest the good character of the applicant and the need for such an I1'-.

Anyone planning to haye a minstrel show or other performance in which children' under 15 will participate, can save himself trouble ty esir.s through leal channels. Rscr-tly, several entertainers were hustled off the sta by a state in-s sector while a show was la prog greis. Another group was atO try-irs ret permission this morning for children- to perforcv Several organizations; have been caught off base by enforcement of the law. The. procedure" is to file a petition with the city clerk.

It will be on the' City Council's apenda, ariH' is usually given with lr.ter-iw Cr ilrrswa Howard Errm end 5yc.r.?;: Kitz, member cf the steering of the local vssicn of Ur lted Jewish A-preaL'; Beaver CoUoge at Jenkintown, Pa, was Red Cross recreational worker at Camp Edwards, and also has been an- Arthur Murray danc D9DY Davis, Thomas Dunaj, Rlrs. ing Stuart Renamed Driver Fined For Plot Eaving Car Inspected O'ILi DUl1NE.T SELVAGE Banish pilar William Stuart has pointed supervisor of acqualics for, me summerf season. The selection i 1 i out mucn quscussion. i The law (Ch. 149.

Sec. 104. Ter. Ed.) states: "No person shall em- Jheau, Peter Kidney, Patrick F. 1 2 Arthur 1 Eicbard Miller, Mrs.

Edith IU Great Reynuum, AJye ItQbaref.br&sm Canviiie, tin. Jane JTuSs EloA Nomination Paper For Retirement Board Post Ready i i Nomination papers for candidates for the post of board member on the PitlsSeld Contributory Retirement Board are available in the cy auditor's office. One member v.l be elected to the three-man board to fL'l the spot held by the K. Grady. Th elections wij.

bo held June for thveo-yoavr term by the 00 members of the retirement system. Tb voters include everyone worklnj? for the oity. who was was maae by the, Parks and Recreation Department's. bearh and tmv1 essy way Vhy endure pjoy, exhibit or sell, apprentice or staff committee, which still has Service cn, AH Days 7234-J-Nishts, Sundays, Holidays 2-1115 '0V'S jL AJ.IOCO FUEL OIL 0 AL1CCO In: give' away a child under IS for purposes cf employment or exhibi excect uroa oal writ ten permission the a.idrrni or tui'ivmn, CEaaHea T7 Great Z5a-i 4: scap fcn a daily bath with rjgrsat, medicated Cutkora Soup bsnlshe grime and odor instantly, kiVM yr won-Jerf-'iy cieaa and eonfideatl Finish with fragrant, bcrafed Culicura Talcum to absorb respiration; aiisst Cuticura at ynr druT't Slany SIcra To Faco Court 1 Soon, Says I Kick VrahBM. ZXdiZZl Dalton selectmen." Tne ouasa is punbh ebJe-fcy fin cf uot.

Rv-r thas J200 or imprisonment uot D. S. HutchLsisoh, Mjt. 151 SOUTXI STSEET 1 i tZTIZIZZLD mere than ec montha. lZh Axtliur T7 Mrs.

T.m.5red Klrz, wife 'of Arthur W. King of 57 Manila Ave dar 55 years old when he started Avenue, waa the first ta plaad nue, Crestwood, N.Y., a former working as an original appointee for the city. Participation in the retirement system is compulsory, The other members of the board are Attorney Santino C. Cornelio, appointed by the mayor, and Anthony W. SottUe who vis chairman by virtue of his position as city auditor.

The third member is 'always elected by members of the .1 several appointments to make Jm the awlnrming aetup. 'The committee -wiU meet at the depart-rnnt -e Wednesday, night. May 12, at 7.45. 07 1 Stuart served department In 1513 and 1347., lie la majoring in publie recreation at Springfield College. I Included amohg the positions open are those for lifeguards and bathhouse sAppIica-tions should be submitted at the department's 52-'School Street.

0 The Slimmer playground" staff committee will' make final decisions On the appointments of directors and leaders at a meeting at the department office tonight at 7.45. Applicantsfor the position of supervisor of arts and i crafts also will be The position supervisor of. musicr and drama still is open, i without a sufficient number of the department has announced. -r- r- resident of Pittsfield, died Saturday night at her home, Mr. King was in the commercial division of the General Electric, works -here from 1920 to 1940 when he was transferred to Fort Wayne, Ind.

He was shifted to the New York office in 1943 as a specialist sales guilty cperatir? aa automotJle without lt Ke paid a $3 fine this momteg in District Court. The arrest was made by the local police department. Hearings Officer Thomas S. 1 Kletchka has not begun court i proceedings against the 33 persons his Registry inspection officers arrested on Saturday and Sunday. Out of the 33 stopped Saturday, 27 will be brought to District Court, and 9 of Sunday's 13 will come within the man on small capacitors built here and at Fort Wayne.

While in Pittsfield, the Kings lived on jveicoEte to town Strong Avenue. Survivors also are three sons, law long arm before long. Oliver, David and Paul, and daughter, Margo. ftr. Learn about pur new vault, our POLARIZING treatment, our protection for your furs.

When you get this information, you will real-fca that no where can you get more, no. matter what you pay. We'll give you the information desire. "We're making no exceptions this year, even though not every DIAL 2-1044 sl The body, rests at the McGrath Funeral Home, Bronxville. N.Y.

Funeral services will be-tomorrow of one stopped win be iprosecutea, Mr. Kletchka said. "The few who have been 'excused had either not been in a a chusetts i during it ror cxpcrT Cleaning Fire Group and remember if you need any kind of insurance counsel yea can get it here without any obligation whatever. By the way, don't or-get to notify your agent 1 to change -your address.cn any existing insurance policies. afternoon at 2.30 in the chapel of Ferncliff Cemetery, and burial will be there.

April, or presented us with other bona fide reasons for not carrying the sticker," I Patrick F. Kidney 1 0 Dombstic and0Or1ontal Rugs i Hj Fres'', EitiEMtfaX Those on Berkshire roads over Patrick Kidney, 76, retired, of 101 Lyman Street, died Satur the week end realized that Mr. day night at the House of Mercy alter a long, illness. Kletchka meant business. One inspector was waiting for customers just across the road from the Cur Mr.

Kidney, Who had a long serv Aids SHut-Ins-' The Lo Ita Ki Camp Fire group of Christian Center Saturday morning-distributed May baskets, made and filled by the members, to shut-ins of the 'neighborhood. A May Day waffle breakfast, prepared by the members who are working for rank, followed at the center. Mrs. John Saldo's group was In charge 'of the May Day cards; Mrs. Carmen Monterosso's group made the baskets; and Miss Doris Marie Zopf's -girls filled the baskets with fresh flowers, I j' ice as spinner with the Berkshire WE PICK UP AND DELIVER IDV Woolen Company was born in Ire- tis IIoteL Another spent Saturday talking to the policeman on duty at the traffic control box on Main and 1 James E.

Sanviile Of Becket; also 13 grandchildren and 27 great-grsmdchildrenr a sister, Mrs, Elmira LaPlante of- Lowell. and a Napoleon Blodgett of Barton. I The funeral Will be Wednesday morning at the home at 7 followed at' 7.30 at Sacred Hearrt Church with a solemn high mass of requiem. Burial will be in St, Paul's Cemetery, Barton. 1 The Dery Funeral Home' Is In charge.

1 Mrs. Mary Dunaj Mrs. Mary Dunaj, mother of Irs. Frank Furtek and the Sta-da and Charlotte Dunaj; of Pittsfield, died Saturday moaning at the home of a son-inrlaw and daughter. and Mrs.

Rudolph Ostrow-ski in Adams, following a long illness. A native of Poland, she had resided in Adams more than 50 years and was a membervof St. Stanisn laus Kostka Church, Other survivors are another dauehter, Mrs. Anna Gintowt of Springfield; three sons. Stanley Dunaj of San Diego, 1st; Lieut.

Edward Dunaj. U. S. Army, bow stationed In Heidelberg, Germany, and Walter Dunaj of, New, York City, and five grandchildren, i i Funeral services were held this morning at 9 at the St. Stanislaus Kostka, Church following prayers at the Bloniarz Funeral Home.

Adams. Burial was in St Stanislaus Cemetery. Adams. i. tana, out naa uvea tnis city 43 years.

He was a communicant of ERKSHiaC COUNTY i SaVINOS SANK tUILOIH ntCXt J3I latfCHTMST. Dry Cleaners 53 Te deral Si. Dial 323 4:3" North St. Sacred Heart Church and belonged Street in Great "Barrington. He was also looking around.

Inspector Edward i Barrett broueht home the first candidates HADDAD'S. SWOP 32BnkRow Pittsfield, Maw. to the Holy Name Society. Survivors are "a Michael of New Lebanon, three sisters, early Saturday morning. He picked up four.

"We don't have to travel so far this year," the iveteran official said. drive right into 1 us on' North Street." 'Tby Are Real Luncheons, 7Sc We era serving them daily and they are complete from soupl cn, No wonder we are petting "repeats" right along. A va- riety and prices from 75c. i Mfmber and Friends Livited Revaluation To Start Within. One Week -'V'1 l' 11 i- Field work onPittsfield's revaluation project will be started within mm ii a week by J.

M. Cleminshaw Com mm pany of Cleveland, Ohio, the Board of Assessors said today. Work will begin as soon as 5,000 filing cards, now on order, arrive. The contract CXUB INC by rrora 10.33 was award to the above firm for Thone Llnox 331 Death Notices Carda of Thanks and 0 i In Memoriam Notices Anniversary Classes i with a completion deadline of March 1 1319. The firm won out over five others for the project which the City Council, hafd allotted IVID2 r-ACILl7i23 rYYt i Will fee Mavptet at Tha Brkhlr EI ily for tb following pabtiekUon with tha of Scth (Use whleh win be ecpted to boom for cam dr' pnblieatioB.

Cut in ad nict la retained. It utu fn.liit, Ht ere rjTor.ts fcr thirteen insurance companies I7nnoraIlG at Edward Jjndro Mrs. Marie McEwan and Mrs. Joseph Ringie-of Pittsfield and Mrs. Charles Passage of Syracuse, N.Y.

The body rests at the Funeral Home where the will be held tomorrow morning at 8.30 followed at 9 at Sacred Heart Church with a high mass of requiem. Burial will be la St. Joseph's Cemetery. Members of -the family will, meet friends at the funeral home this afternoon and evening. Aloyse Reymann Aloyse Reymann, 84, of 82 Mc-Arthur retired woolen worker, died suddenly at his home yesterday afternoon of a heart condition.

i A native of Framce, Mr. Reymann spent the greater part of his life In this city. For 22 he was employed as a weaver by Russell Manufacturing Company, and retired in 132S. He was a communicant of Notre Damei Church. He Is survived by one son, Armand, of this city and two grandsons, Albert-and Edward Walger and several nieces and nephews.

The body is at the Dery Funeral Home where the funeral will be held tomorrow morning, at 9.30 followed at 10 at Notre Dame Church with a high mass of. requiem. Burial will- be in St, Joseph's Cemetery. The family will meet friends at the funeral home this afternoon from 2 to 5 and from 7 Richard L. Mears Richard Li Mears, 48, brother of Cyril H.

Mears, of '233 Lenox 'Avenue, yesterday, at- the New Haven (Conn.) Hospital after an illness of 10 weeks. Death was attributed to a heart attack. Mr. Mears resided in Walling- BUBiaaom caarga. siassvi A high tnass ct requiem was cr.

1 have brokerage connections vith many others. This gives us wide facilities to 'serve you. c. d. i3 WEBB.

WnltlAM FDWARH Thr Will celebrated for Edward Jandro liuDOCD i be a olmn nut for the repose of i itit oui oi wiiiiam Kawara wm at Bt. Joseph's Churcb Wednesday. May S. at i o'clock. i whose funeral was at 9 this morn ing at Notre Dame Church, Rev, F.

George Clermont officiated. Eearers were Fred Whitman. IIar OCta. vl3 vtllll tClI Tet C3S3 IZi Ncrih St, SLIler E7.3-. Arcade ry Jennings.

William Redding and Lawrence Maloney. Burial was in 7IFFT DnOTIIERS airview Cemetery, Dalton. Mrs. -Kelea A. Kushi 1 iiitiiiju.ujumuijtiriji Lii mil i iii imiiii in: jiiiiiAUtmi i tint tt ii (Uttiuiin A solemn high mass of requiem was i celebrated for Helen 1 Kushi at 9 this morning at St, Charles Church, Rev.

Robert I Ahern. D.C.L.. was celebrant, as Laundry. Dij 2-35 sisted by Rev. Daniel A.

Crowley as deacon, and Rev. James Cava' suMeacon. Eearers were mm iv 112 Cclumbus Avenue William Kernahan, Hig- glns, Edward GalUher, liarold, Lawrence- and Joseph Kushi. Bur JTST A FEW STEPS OFT KCUTI! STXIEET ial was in St Patrick's Cemetery. Hinsdale.

Rev. Joseph J. Cooney FA3TER LAUNDRY SLRMCE ford, where funeral services and burial will take place i 't Mr. Jane J. Sanviile i Mrs.

Jane Julia Blodgett San Menbers Kew' fork Si Boston Stock EsrkaBsca Associate Member! New Verk Curb We Offer Enfcn Pcnsr Co. i 1 FVcf erred to yield 6 I I-1 griculturtl national: Clij. HAEBT B. JOHNSOl Kesldest MaaacerTcL S-lMt onerea prayers at me grave. Frank E.

Fassell- YOIJR CHOICE OF A high mass or requiem was celebrated for Frank E. Fassell viile. S3, widow of Joseph Sanviile. died this noon at the home of her whose funeral was at 9 Saturday VEL0U.1S DAMASKS TAFcSTHIZS COL'CLES daughter Mrs. wuner ry morning at the Church of the As HOCATcLLES VELVETEE1S L.I 1ATELASSES sumption, Cheshire.

Rev. Martin Forham Bearers were NeIon, Marshall Fillier, Penjamin Sanders. Frank Kelly, Everett Lcmb ari Peter Shultz. a A cJ and CARRY CASH 114 Ontario street alter a snort illness. Born In Fairfax, she had been making her home with her daughter, and was a communicant of Sacred Heart Church.

She was a member of St. Ann's Society In Barton. Vt Survivors are three Burial was in Esllevue Cemetery, nun- Insist On SprinrSeld -l- PHtsSeld New Britain -i- Hartford daughters, Mrs. Bennett; Mrs. El-win Humphrey of Athol and Mrs.

Stanley Wojeck of this city; two sons, Julius J. of St- Johnsbury, FACTOT 'Receive This 10 YOAil -GilARAIITS SKILLED ll Services at Drennan's 'will continue in the same itrnosphere. of dignity and A70IWAt3Sin? EDESCDi qvoh beauty by the same courteous staff. mm A RiVerilde Xlepresentative will call and give estimate. NO OBLIGATION TO YOU.

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