The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-24
WATERFOWL

The doll show was held yester- day at the community playground under the direction of Miss Edith DeBonis.
 Prizes were awarded to- Mar guerite Jarlett for the most un- usual; Pauline Atwood for the smallest; Jean Marie Flynn for the cutest and Madeline Dillon for the largest.
 The children who entered were Florence Beaudry, Mary Cuichta. Donel Descoteaux, Pauline Roberts. Lucy Gignac. Frances Roberts, Maxine Chase, Yvette Dezel, Mary Kitson, Sherley Lampson, Betty Me- Gowan, Betty Planning. Yvette Col lins. Lillian Collins. Doris Collins. Mary Mccartney. Josephine Me- Cartney. Jean Mavia Flynn. Jane McCleary. Alice McGrath, Lor- Jeanne Chartrand. Mary Slason, Ruth Atwood, Virginia Black, Margaret Black, Dorothy Magee, Mae Navikas. Annette Lemay, Rose Kielty, May Buckhoas. Paul line Atwood. Alice O'Malley, Mary Donnelly, Margaret Jarlett. Lena Lucas, Eileen Sullivan, Mary Hu- belka, Ann Perry. Joan Eng fish, Hazel Edwards, Anna Wanigs. Lillian Dillon, Dorothy Dillon. ] Josephine Koslosky, Cecilia Hon. dura, Irene Hondura, Blanche Ouellette. Kathleen Butler. Agnes Butler, Mae Naismith and Martha Naismith.
 Mrs G. Sullivan was chairman of the judges and awarded the prizes. The judges were Mrs Her bert Dayton, Mrs Raymond Black and Mrs Wilfred Bryan. The Watertown League of Women Voters will sponsor a pub. | lie card party in the Cart Wheel tea room on Warren Way this af- ternoon at 3 o'clock.
 Miss Marion Scoville is chairman l of the committee.
 l Mrs George Adams entertained at a card party Wednesday after. noon for the benefit of Friendship temple. Pythian sisters.
 High scores were made by Mrs Harold Booth, Mrs Herbert Evans and Mrs Gleen Dustin. Those who attended were Mrs William Lind say, Mrs Ellsworth Humiston, Mrs Wellington Wookey. Mrs Edward Ranslow, Mrs J. D. Mcdonald, Mrs Irving Mcintyre. Mrs Arthur Beach, Mrs David Davis. Mrs Peter Besancon, Mrs George Adams. Mrs Glenn Dustin, Mrs Herbert Evans, and Mrs Harold Booth.
 Captain Bry Kielty after sending his boys through several stiff workouts this week reports that they are all in excellent shape for Saturdays game with Bristol. The game will be played in New Bri- tain at the Willow Brook Park. Al Parlett, who was suffering with lame wrist during Mondays game, is all ok. again and will probably receive the call to work tomorrow with Mort Kiclty be- hind the plate. The boys all hope to better Watertown's record of several years ago when they were eliminated in the semi-final round. Tomorrow's game will be the semi-final and. should they win. will play Bridgeport In the Finals for the state championship: Should the boys be fortunate enough to continue their winning stride, they would next play for the district championship with Rhode Island, New York ana New Jersey. With continued suc- cess comes the regional contests to be played in Manchester, N. H.,
 where the champions of the SIX districts east of the Mississippl representing 24 states will gather for a series of five games. While these tournaments are going on in 1 the east the west is doing likewise The winners of the two regionais
 East and West will then meet Tn
 the worlds series of 2 out of three
 games to be played in Houston
 Texas, on August 28, 29, 31. Thus ending the summer play offs. This
 means plenty of hard work for the
 winners. Tomorrow's game VIII
 be the big turning point for either
 Bristol or Watertown. In order 10 go further the winners will have to
 function as a well oiled machine as
 each bit of opposition will be
 stiffer. Here's to you. boys, may
 you get the breaks you need te