davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-15
Ldfe Bulletins
AMERICAN WOMAN BADLY HURT

Quebec, Que, July 15--(UP) P)-Mrs Joseph St Lau- rent of Sandford, Maine, suffered probably fatal in jures Ste Anne de la Pocatiere late yesterday when the in which she was passenger driven into a post in order to avoid collision The machine was being driven by Joseph St Laurent The Americans their way to attend golden jubilee celebration at St Onesirne. NY. E.i Z tx. ...H v
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-15
MULES AND OTHERS ACCUSED

Washington, July 16-(UP)-Mnority Leader Robinson charged the floor of the senate to-day that Secretary of Treasury Mills, Secretary of War Hurley and Secretary of Agriculture Hyde had left their off, cial duties to engage in partisan political campaign designed to "discredt the democratic platform and nominee"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-15
HERO OF SEA HAS NEW SHIP

New York, July 1b-(UP)-Captain George Fried hero of many important rescues, completed his last Atlantic crossing master of the United States liner President Roosevelt to-day. Wednesday Captain Fried will take charge of his new boat the Manhattan. The Manhattan largest ship built in the United States since the World war and said to be the fastest cabin ship will be taken out on several trial runs
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-15
JOBLESS BEAT LORD MAYOR

Weimar, Germany, July 15-(UP)-A throng of unemployed made desperate by curtaiment of the dole attacked and beat Lord Mayor Heinrich Mueller to-day and demolished the municipal welfare office.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-15
HANGED HIMSELF.

Haverhill. Mass, July 15-(UP) Leonard Williams. 37. unemploy- ed father of four children, hanged himself from a tree limb 12 feet above the ground near his home todaY. He was a shoe worker.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-15
COOPER NAMED.

Washington, July 15-(UP)-A house democratic caucus today named Rep. Jere Cooper of Ten nessee to the vacant place on the powerful ways and means commit tee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-15
TREASURY BALANCE

Washington, July 15-(UP)-The treasury net balance for July 13 was s259, ,055,363.4s.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-03-19
XZ]BRIDCEE ~

played the six Of clubs and West
won the trick with the jack.
West now decided to try his
spade suit and led the nine. a
small spade was played from duni-
my. East won the trick with the
ace, declarer playing the three.
The deuce OF spades was returned
by East, declarer playing the
jack. West won the trick with
the king and returned the six OF
spades. The seven was played
from dummy. East won the trick
with the eight, and South discard
ed the deuce of hearts. The queen
OF spades was returned by East
and here Ia where South made his
serious mistake - he scarded
the queen OF hearts instead OF 10
small diamond. West discarded
the eight Of diamonds and dunn
my played the ten OF spades.
The nine OF diamonds was now
returned by East and declarer
made his second serious mistake
he played the three spot from
his own hand. West won the
trick with the king of diamonds
and then led the king OF hearts.
dummy played the three. East the
tive, ana the declarer Won lfS
trick with the ace.
The declarer should now cash
his ace of diamonds, but instead
he played the seven Of clubs M
an endoaVor To set his clubs ana
keep the nee OF diamonds AZ ~
entry. West won the trick with
the king, dummy played the three
and East discarded the six OF dia-
monds. West now led his jack Of
hearts and followed with the
eight OF hearts. which East over
took with the nine and cashed the
last truck with the seven OF hearts
the declarer's ace OF diamonds
going to sleep.
Declarer took only three tricks,
going down four tricks vunera bic
at O one No Trump contract.
thereby receiving minus 40
score. The good points OF the
hand were West leading the nine
OF spades instead Of the six and
East discarding the four of
hearts. showing West that re did
not want hearts led. ,z.
Copyright 1881. NEA Service lnc)
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-03-19

Mrs Marjorie Soper MUM of
Willow street soprano an Mrs Es-
ther Burns Taylor of Danbury con-
tralto, will broadcast from Station
VITO, Hartford this afternoon
from $3.50 O'clock to 3 o'clock on
the Connecticut state artists pro-
gram sponsored by the Connecticut
Federation of Music Club.
Mrs Newton Leas of Orange
street was hostess at the meeting
OF the ladies' aid society of st
Paul's NJ. l.. church held at her
home on Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs Walter Oldroyd presiding.
Plans were made for u food sale to
be held on Thursday, the Gath, at
Miller & Pecks. Mrs Asa Smith,
Mrs Walter Oldroyd, Mrs David
Wood and Mrs Leas are in charge
for this event. Following the busi.
ness a social hour with refresh
ments was enjoyed. The color
scheme for decoration was of green
and white. Among those attending
the meeting were Mrs Walter Old
royd, Mrs Edward Brown, Mrs Ken
meth Kingston, Mrs Frank Meis-
niger. Mrs David Wood, Mrs
Charles Moscley and Mrs William
Magee. The next meeting will be
held on Wednesday, April 0, at the
home OF Mrs Charles Moseley OF
East Farms street. Officers will
be elected at this time and there
will be u supper for members only.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-03-19

A st Patrick's social will be Civ
en- by the Junior Guild Of the
South Federated church on Tues
day, the ED. Mrs Ellis II. Atkins
OF Simons avenue, chairman Of the
social committee In charge of the
event, Will be hostess at meeting
to be held at her home this after
noon for the purpose OF complet-
Ing plans. Mrs George Miller and
Mrs Simeon Nichols are on the
committee for this month.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Eden Smart
OF Portland, Me, announce the en-
gagemcnt OF their daughter, Miss
lliinor bradford smart, to Everett
Pierson Strong. son of Mr. and Mrs
Norman Strong Of Hartford. Miss
Smart was graduated from Con-
necticut College for Women In
1881. Mr. Strong was graduated
from Trinity college In 1880 and Is
n member of the Alpha Delta Phi
fraternity
Mrs Louis Raggo was hostess at
birthday party given recently at
her home on Edgewood avenue for
her daughter Catherine. Among
the guests were Mrs Charles Be-
rube, Adeline and Charlotte Be-
rnube. Mrs Albert $. Hilalre,, Shir-
ley and JAMIE st Hilaire, Mrs John
Mccarthy. Anna and Dorothy Me-
earthly, Mrs Angelo cannata and
daughter. Richard w. Dixon, Made
line Maista, Junior Bently. Flor
ence Matthews. Margaret Camp
bell, Marion and Rita Benedict.
Dorothy Watts, Dorothy Tobin. Mrs
Peter Ward, Katherine, Patricia
James ana Betty Ward, Miss Anna
Tedesco and Mrs John Halloran.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-03-19
School Honor Rolls For February

1Euao AAtSS "a htoit
Boucher. Theodore Burmeister,
Lewis Robinson, Rodman Snow,
Robert Slmons, Isabel Carpenter,
Claire 'Hartnott, Virginia Roberts.
Gladys Ward.
Grade Z, Miss Ladden--Vlncen
Bosco, Arthur Charpentier. Ray
mond Clark, Harry McFarlin, Ed
ward Wihbey, Ada Beecher, Ruth
Burmeister, Mary Candida. Hula
DeBisschop, Marian Hanson.
Gladys Sweeney. Irene Volpi.
Grade 6. Miss Enright--Michaol
Casaly, Roland Choquete, Leonard
Gaunt, Walter krows, David Lo-
vallo, Xavier Paznokas. Adolph
Vudnais, Armand Voghel, Bernice
Bergih, Abel Boisvert, Betty Boyd.
Bernice Feero. Corinne HickoX.
Florence Lombardo. Odette Nc
Hugh, Gertrude Stepney.
Grade Q, Miss Mitchell-William
Carew, Donald Clark. Francis Hart
nett. Robert Knickerbocker, Tony
Lembo. George Miller, Ralph Tyr
rell, Thomas White, V. Pace, ST.
none Adams. Barbara Chamber
lain. Emma Lembo, Barbara Mat
thews, Cecilia Miller, Mary Faro.
Charlotte Raynor Florinda Gregu-
oil.
Grade 6. Miss Bolger-Elbert
Coley,> Kenneth Farrow, John Gar
roffo, Edward Haddad. Joseph
Kennedy, Richard Lerz. Louis SAL
otto, Quentin. Santora, Theodore
Schroeder, Stanley Teach, Will
fred Vadnais, Robert Watts. James
Bowling, Herbert Barsale. Florence
Andrew, Evelyn Bunker. Katherine
al,
toria Heyden, Margaret Mitchell,
Van Bomel, Anne Mccarthy.
Grade s. Miss Katzman-Peter
Bosco, Marie Collins, Donald Du-
gan, Joyce Carman, Virginia Glib
son. Donald Pecka. Muriel Rogers,
Gertrude Royce, Gerald Shepherd,
Dorothy Steer, Adelbert Stotts,
Florence Yackel.
Grade 4, Miss z. Reilly-Lucille
Bercier. Elinor Charpentier. Doris
Guhring. Doris Lunt, Helen Nit
chell. Beatrice Perreault. Helen
Ritucci. Bertha Vadnais. jeanette
Varnais. Barbara Carlin. Arthur
Baron. William Baldwin. Annie
Boisvert. Charles Case. Raymond
Fem. James Meyers. Louis Mucci.
Louis Rinaldi. Earl Robinson,
Francis Sharkey. Marshall Steele,
Alfred Sweeney Joseph Scozzafava.
Eugene Todd. Warren futile, Ray
mond Fowler, Robert Hand.
Grade 4. Miss Blansfield-Mona
Greer, Alice Hickox, Mildred Kar-
cher. Jisel Lessard. Barbara Peck.
Lillian White. John Candida,
Charles Dragon, Alfonso Greco.
Vincent Greco, John laser, William
Kelly. John Lombardo. Charles
Munson. John Pecka. Edward Sea-
ward. Harold stepney, Ell voghel.
Grade 8, Miss william
Bormoline. Raymond Boucher.
william Boyd. Robert DeBischopp.
Gordon Gibson. Stanley Heaton.
Charles Murphy. Harry Needham.
Gustaye Schmidt. Jeanette Bou-
cher, Mary chatfield. Marjorie
German. Doris Jeanfaiyre. Gen.
eyieve Murphy. Gloria Patterson.
Geraldine Stills.
Grade .. Miss FitzgeraId--Augus-
tine Bosco. Earle Bushnell. La.
glen Perreanlt. Trying .sharkey.
Walter Smethurst. Harry Van H0r-
stem. william Watts. Robert Ander.
son. Evelyn Bakazian. Dorothy pu.
gan, Mary George, Teresa sehroa-
Teach. Ellen True. Doris Barsaie.
Grade 2. Miss Dodd--EImer
i3ouffard. John Greco. George
Buddy. Fred laser. Raymond Les
sard. Francis Slater. Hoser vOs.
he'll CASTOR Hebert, John dreguoil.
ErDesiiDs Berelsr. Nvian Boms
cher, Mildred Kern, Gertrude lar.
son. Adele Munsen, Marion Tufts,
Grade ., Miss waikeF--Japes
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-03-19

Mrs i. Bronson Williams of Ray
street was hostess at bridge and
miscellaneous shower at her home
recently in honor of her sister-in-
law. Miss Margaretta Williams who
Is to be married early next month
to Randolph Payne of Middlebury.
Those in attendance were Mrs
Frederick 3. Williams, Mrs George
Payne, Mrs Ada i. Cam, Mrs Jean
Archambault, Mrs Monica Reeves,
Mrs Raymond Black, and Mrs
Floyd Barlow of WATERFOWL. Mrs
George Ppm. Misses Olive Meyers,
Helen and Elizabeth Seymour. Mrs
Ruth palen, Mrs Raymond Sage,
Misses Elena kleinert, Marjorie
Carey and Mrs Marietta Tomlinson.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-03-19

Tho feature picture NJ the Para.
mount iheater this afternoon and
evenings will be Warner Baxter NJ
surrender"
The officers and managers OF the
auRatuek Valley Amateur League
will hold a meeting Monday even.
Ing ~ the X. of G. home.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-03-19

The Bidding.
North and South were vulner-
able and South opened the bidding
with one No Trump. This suited
West and he passed North and
East also passed.
The Play.
The better player will usually
advise against opening away
from n king at No Trump. but
there Is only one thing for the
West player TO do-open a small
diamond from the king. The four
OF diamonds was led. which the
declarer allowed to rid to his
jack. A small club was then led
by declarer West played the ten
and dummy won the trick with
the ace and returned the deuce Of
clubs from dummy. East discard
ing the four of hearts, discourage
Ing a heart lead. The declarer
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-03-19

The slate Of officers and council
ors which was presented by Mrs
John Laidlaw Buel of Litchfeld,
chairman OF the nominating COM
mittee at the 39th annual confer
ence Of the Connecticut d. A. Il.
held at the Stratheld hotel In
Bridgeport, Wednesday and Thurs
day, was as follows. For one year,
state regent. Miss Emmeline A.
Street OF New Haven; state vice.
regent, Mrs Fred p. Latimer; state
chaplain. Mrs George Maynard
Minor; council. Miss Jessie w. Hay
den, Mrs George II. Gilman and
Mrs William c. Bristol. for two
years; state recording secretary,
Miss Sara Meade Webb state cor
responding secretary, Mrs Phineas
b. Randall of Watertown; state
treasurer, Mrs Fred Il. Hunter;
state associate treasurer, Mrs Ed
ward G. Garrette; councillor, Mrs
James r. Reed OF Euclid avenue
and Miss Nettie G. Smith of Che
shire for three years; state consult
Ing registrar. Mrs Andrew d. Bald
win state historian, Mrs Charles +.
Brusie; state librarian, Mrs Nor
ton G. TreAdway OF Bristol; coun-
cilor, Miss Jennie LOOMS and Mrs
George T.. Nautilus, Mrs Clarence
b. Bolmer assisted Mrs lBuel on the
nominating committee.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-03-19
CHASE SCHOOL

Sadie i. Rigney, principal or
Chase school, released the Febru-
ary honor roll and perfect attend
ance marks to-day, which follow:
Grade s, Miss Wall-Mary Louise
Smethurst 90; Eleanor Reichen.
bach 95.?. Alfred casaly 90; Jo-
sephine lapalucbi 92.2; Frederick
Hardwick 9l.G; Howard Heaton
OLE; Leonora Pascale sos, Will
liam Streetcr s9.4; Robert Todd,
SS; Peter Horbachuk SIS; Mar
garet Beers 81, Helen Murphy
S6.S; Shirley Roberts $50; Norma
Nelson S5.2.
Grade 5, Miss Luddy--Falth An
derson ga; Roy Schmidt 9?.2;
Ethel Fries 90; Vincent Iacovino
OLE; Arlene watts SOS; Pierce Ca
rev 500; Ellen Howell S9.4; Par
ker Fleming S9.2; George ellison
sea; Mae Aquilar $50; Edward
Pasko $50; Rose Kingston SS.4;
Doris Stepney $50; Howard Gaunt
IS; Doris Molinek SEA; Joseph
Teach SO; Dorothy Hansen So.
Grade z. Miss Griffin-Gladys
Ward 04.2; Virginia Roberts 94,2;
Isabel Charpentier 92.S; Margaret
Grenier 9l.6 Robert Holmes 91.2;
Ruth Hough 90.S; Marjorie Gould
SO: Lewis Robinson SS.s; Barbara
CAIRNS SS.4; william Mccarthy
S6.6; Dorothea Gould $50: Irene
Dervis S5.4; Arlene Refill $50.
Grade Z, Miss Ladden-Primo
Sanford .94.4; Gertrude Schnell %;
Miriam Hanson 93.6; Arthur Char
pentier 92.6; Lucy Iavovino 90;
Dorothy Heyden eos: Edward
Wihbey 90.G; Ada Beecer 1914:
Charles Crandall SS.S: Hazel Book
$50; Grace Ferguson SS.4; Irene
Volpi Sc; Vincent Bosco S5.4; HUI
da DeBisschop SAC.
Grade 8. Miss Barbara
Chamberlain "a: Barbara Mat
thews $50; Robert Knickerbocker
IS.
Grade 6. Miss acknowledgements
Dervis 90; Corinne Hickox 91.2:
Lima Bowling 90.4: Adolph Vad-
nais SO; Fred Krawchuk S7.4;
Leonard Gaunt S6.S; Armand Vog-
hel $3.50: Louis Butterworth IS.
Grade 8, Miss Bolger--James
Bowling 92.6: Margaret Mitchell
92.4: Evelyn Bunker 90; Robert
Watts 91.6; Marjorie Miller 90.2:
Florence Andrew 90: Ebert Coley
1914; Joseph Kennedy 1914: Rob-
ert Witty Sc: Mary Foley $50;
Stanley Teach $50.
Grade s. Miss Katzman-Char-
lotet Christofferson 93.S; Donald
Harris 92.S: Virginia Gibson S2.6;
Gertrude Royce 81; Anthony Gen.
tilozzi 90.2: Edna Matthews sos:
Joyce German S9.2; Muriel Rogers
IS. Walter Grohs S7.2; Edward
Dempsey S4.6.
Grade 4. Miss Biansfield--Alice
Hickox 90.2; Marjorie Wooster
sci; Barbara Peck 80; Eunice
Reichenbach IS.
Grade 4, Miss r. ReilIy--Bar-
bara carlin 94.2; James Meyers.
$50: Arthur Baron 9l.3; Elinor
charpentier 1913; Helen Mitchell
$50: Helen Ritueic IS; Clayton
Whifford s7.3; Doris Guhring S5;
Eugene Todd So,
Perfect Attendance
Grade 3. Miss Wall-Iielen Mur-
ply, iDez zelIer. Virginia Jacob.
son. Howard Heaton. Alden Haw-
ley, Leonofa PaseaIe. Margaret
Beers. Norma Nelson. Alfred Cas-
ally. Eleanor Rsiehenbaeb. Mary
Grade 5. Miss Luddy-Joseph
Teach. Robert cahIll, Arlene
Watts, Doris stepney. Edward Pas
NO. Dorothy Hansen, Ethel Fries.
Howard ieunf. Tony nuisto. "a.
ward Warrington, rrederiek Hen.
Mon. Claire Slater, Doris Molinek.
George ullsoD, vIBvsnt iacoviBo.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-03-19
Waterbury Bar
Assn Meeting
Will Meet at Hotel Water
bury on April 4

Attorney Walter ID. Makepeace
Will De the speaker at the April
meeting of the Waterbury Bar as
sociation to be held at the Hotel
Waterbury on April 4th. Attorney
Makepeace will read a paper on
THE Practical Uses OF the Declar-
atory Judgment"
Attorney John II. Cassidy. presi-
dent OF the association. announced
the following committee to-day TO
prepare arrangements for the
meeting: Attorney Vincent A. Soul
~. chairman: Attorney J. Frank
summa. Attorney j. Gregory
Lynch, Attorney Marcus II. Weis.
man and Attorney Terrence c.
carmody.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-03-19
--Gualticri photo.

Mrs Harold +. Coleman was hos
tess at a bridge party ut her home
on Welton street recently. Her
guests were Mrs Thomas Reilly
Mrs John Sullivan, Mrs Charles
Mcdonald, Mrs. Ralph Connors.
Mrs Joseph BfNm, Mrs William
Reed, Mrs Frank Phelan, Mrs
John Phelap, Mrs Ole Martel. Miss
Francis Bowes, Miss Iva Naylorf
The Women's Get Together club
of the Third Congregational church
met this week with Mrs Lewis
ostrander presiding. Plans for n
benevolent card party to be held
The 3fst, at the parish hall, were
made. All the societies OF the
church will unite In this event. The
hostesses for last evening were Mrs
Arthur Nichols, Mrs Joseph Smith
and Mrs Henry Vollers.
Miss Eunice Avery of Spring
field. who concluded her course of
lectures on current events at the
auditorium of the Waterbury Wo.
mems club this week. announced
her plans for her annual summer
trip after the lecture. She will sail
from New York on Tuesday. Aptf
10. on the steamer Excalibur OF
the American Export line, for
Marseilles. Her trip will include
Egypt, Palestine and Arabia, as
well as In southwestern Asia, so
that she will have much that ~
new and interesting to bring TO her
audiences Of another year. II has
been voted by the Waterbury Wo-
mons club that she be engaged for
Il course of lectures next fall and
winter.
Miss Elizabeth Smith was hostess
at u meeting Of her bridge club at
her home on Huntii. gdon avenue
recently. Her guests were Mrs Will
liam d. Harmed. Mrs George o.
Conner. Mrs Arthur Harris, Mrs
Norman Tice, Mrs Leo Phelai and
Miss Betty Sheehan.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-03-19
BY WIN II. MCKINNEY
Secretary, American Bridge Lcagu

Secretary, Nmcficnn Bridge IGhgUc
While studying an interesting
hand the other day, one of the
boys dropped In and said. Mac"
In every hand you write about
the declarer makes nice play to
make his contract. Don't these
experts ever make a mistaken" SO,
following Is a real calamity hand
that happened in tournament play.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-03-19

MenpbIs. Tenn, March lD-fu.
p.b-Thieyes stoI 80 one yenr.oid
.rees from the garden Of Mrs !. w.
penneiI. recently. when>the family
WAS away one afternoon.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-03-19
DUGGAN SCHOOL

Principal Jennie o'Neill Of Dug
gan school, this morning released
tho February honor roll which
follows:
Miss Altman. Grade sy--Ger-
trude Truncale, Sarah Daugela,
Helen Carusilla, Ruth Strong, Vio-
let Berzinskas, Sue Sullivan.
Miss Corr, Grade Sx-Nich olas
Augelli, John Derardi, Carl Boz
zuto. Helen Cecil, Frances Cozza,
Lucy Damico. Ada Del Croce, Jen-
ME Del Croce, Philip De Pas
quale, Tony GENTLE. Anna INSIGNIA,
Mario Jannetty, Thomas Lacilla
Jerry Laudisi, Joseph Lush, Clara
Malario. Albert Mancini, Thelma
Muccino. Mario Pavone.
Anna Tammaro, Anthony Villas.
Aucella. George Stepanaitis, Ger
aldine 10 Schiavone, Lenore VAR
anelli, Jennie Leone, Florence San
tora.
Miss Mccarthy Grade 7x-Lucy
D'Amico. Michael Farino, Leona
Steponaitis, Rafealina Colasurdo,
Mary Pietrunti, Antolnette Da-
longes. Egidio Di Zinno, Theresa
Grappone, Ralph Magaldi Ste
phania Sinkiavichus, Nancy De
Meis, Mikalena Urkevic,
Miss Greco, Grade 6y-Tangio
Del Buono, Marie Sanford, Minnie
Cimaglia. Anthony Panelli. William
Kalvaitis. Violet Capone, Nick
Orso, Edith Carusilla.
Miss Calvin, Grade 6x-Margic
Insogan, Ella Yasaitis, Marion
Sciascia. Joseph Salcito, Harold
Kennedy, Benny Lombardo, Lena
| Ricci, Dominic Garafino, Lucy
Grappone. Mary Albirro. Agnes Fo.
bale, James Stankavich.
Miss Mccarthy, Garde 5y-Anna
Di Pietro, Vincent De Meis. Philip
MARITIME. Mary Garafola. Joseph
Pamela, Marie Colasanto. Thelma
Newell. Florence Farino, Patsy
D'Amico, Mary Mukosey. Marga-
ret Carusillo, John Zukauskas,
Carmen Di Blazio, Lucy Dipietro.
Miss Mulhern. Grade 4A-Jen-
ME Angelicola. Louise Coca. Jack
Delaney, Jerry Di Pietro, Theresa
Ficeto, Nick Grappone, Lucy Kali
vaitis. Joseph Marine. Hazel New
ell, Alberta Orso. Catherine Pc
trillo. Josephine Radziujas, Victor
la Rosate, Michael Zinolli.
Miss Katzman, Grade 3A-Phil-
omena Cilfone. Louise Spallone.
Mildred Morris. Rosemarie Miro.
Mary Nitro. Mary Capozzi. Marie
Ciminera, Daniel Mahaney. Frank
GENTLE, Philomena DiVito. Patsy
Paoli.
Miss Conner. Grade 4B--Anna
Sciascia. Matilda Navikauckas,
Rose Berardi. Margaret Cilfone.
Dorothy Del croce. Madeline Men,
nella. Antoinette Cherubino
Charles JAnthony, Olin Newell.
Nellie Grinis.
Miss Sheridan. Grade 3D.
Frances Lasky. Marie Augelli.
Mary coppolo, Nick Russo. Grace
DeVito. Emma Fidenza, Yolanda
Ricci, Helen Albins.
IL - Il u - u Y. -
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-03-19

Invitations Lillian
A. Cooke street
Esther Lubarsky Of New Haven
bride
benjamin Lnbarsky
bridegroom will be The
of NJ Y
Can reception will follow
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-03-19

Edwin, Doris German. Catherine
Masse. Florence Rivers. Elinor
Stills, Charles Book. Thomas Boyd.
John DeBisschop. John Kennedy.
Richard Murphy. Albert Matthews.
Grade 1, Miss NJ, Reilly-sher.
wood Begley. Nell Quick. Raymond
voghei. David Wills. George
Wright. June Barnhart. Florence
Boucher, Betty carew. Rita DIM
oya, Mabel Roberts, Mary Jane
Whitbeek. Anna druessineer.
Grade I, Miss Flaharty--M Mary
DlLeene. Marguerite uareeau. MARY
Comes. TheInn EaHfera. Robertson
Boyd. Lincoln Fries, Homer Ore.
nIeF, Walter iIardisty. Anthony
Lombard.
Montana labor news., 1932-12-29

of record In the Office of the Clerk and
Recorder of Silver Bow County, particu-
larly described as follows, towit: Be,
ginning at the southeast corner of said
Lot numbered fifteen 15) and running
thence westerly along the south line OF
said Lot Ply feet; thence northerly 1oO
feet to the north line of said Lot at a
point 20 feet westerly of the northeast
corner of said Lot; thence easterly along
the north line of said Lot 20 feet; thence
southerly along the east line of said Lot
100 feet to the place of beginning; to-
gether with all and singular the lands
tenements, hereditaments, appurtenances
and easements thereunto belonging or In
anywise appertaining, saving and reserv-
ing, however all ores and minerals be-
meath the surface of the ground together
with right to mine for and extract the
same, providing that in the exercise OF
said right, the surface of the ground be
in nowise damaged.
LAWRENCE WEIR,
Sheriff, Silver Bow County, Montana
BY Bernard Barde, Deputy Sheriff.
Dated December q, A. ID. 1882.
First publication Dec. 29-4t.
Montana labor news., 1932-12-29
sHERIFF's SALE

tuucr EXECUTION
HATTIE |. MARLING, Plaintiff, VS.. j. X
MARLING, Defendant.
TO be sold at Sherlff's Sale on the 10th
day of January, A. d. 1893, at 200 o'clock
p. m at the front door of the Silver Bow
County court house, City of Butte, County
of Silver Bow, State of Montana, the fol
lowing described real property, towit:
Lots ., 6, and Z, Block 40, and Lots IL
IA, 10, 16, and II, Block A. Hamilton
Addition to Butte, Silver Bow County,
Montana; and also the following described
property located in Silver Bow County
Montana, to-wit: Beginning at a point on
the north boundary of the Spruce Lode
Claim Lot No. 40, Township No. 3 North
Range West from which corner No.
of the said Lot bears south 81 degrees
06' east 243 feet distant and runs north
81 degrees 06' west, 125 feet; thence south
l degree 30' east 80 feet; thence south -
degrees 06' east 125 feet; thence north
degree 30' west 80 feet.
LAWRENCE WEIR,
Sheriff, Silver Bow County, Montana
BY Bernard Barde, Deputy Sheriff.
Dated December 81, A. d. 1882
First publication Dec. 29-4t.