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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-07
BY WM. Z. MCKINNEY


Secretary, American Bridge League
-Analyze the opening lead of your
opponents-it may place certain
missing high cards just where you
need them.
The Bidding
At contract, South opens the
bidding with one heart. This suits
West very well and he passes.
North, holding less than normal
support in trump. responds with
one no trump. East passes and
South bids two hearts. This bid
of two hearts shows at least five
card suit. West passes and now
North, with the knowledge that his
partner holds five-card heart suit,
may support the bid once and
should 20 to three hearts. This
heart bid on the part of North in
forms his partner that he holds one
and one-half tricks and at least
three hearts. With this informa-
ton. South can go ito four hearts,
which West doubles.
The Play
West has the opening lead, and
his best suit to open is clubs. When
holding a suit headed by queen
lack nine, the queen is the pre-
ferred lead by most players. The
seven is played from dummy. East
plays the six and South. the de-
chrer, wins the trick with the ace.
Vests double indicates to the
declarer that he will undoubtedl:
lose two heart tricks. He also has
a losing spade and a losing dia-
mond. In order for the declarer
to make his contract, he must es-
tablish good club. therefore ne
plays the four of clubs and when
West plays the five, the ,deelarer
reads his opening lead as queen
lack nine and illnesses the eight in
dummy. which holds the trick.
East signals out. playing the three.
A small heart is returned from
dummy and won by declarer with
the ace. and now the deuce OF
hearts is returned. West plays the
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mCnds. Declarer leads the queen
Of spades, West covers with the
king. dummy wins the trick with
the ace and the small spade is re-
turned from dummy, East winning
with the jack.
East cannot return the queen of
diamonds or the declarer. will dis
card a spade from his hand and
trump in dummy with the six OF
hearts, therefore he leads the seven
of spades. which West trumps with
the ten of hearts. West leads his
king of hearts, the declarer play
ing the nine and the declarer wlns
the last trick with the queen of
hearts and he has made his con-
tract of four hearts. doubled.
downright 1881, NEA Service Incl
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{:XE]BRIDCE "

eight, and dummy wins the trick
with the jack, East discarding a
diamond. A small diamond is re-
turned from dummy and won by
declarer with the ace. Declarer
then plays his deuce of clubs, and
when West plays the nine, the ten
in dummy is finessed, East discard
ing diamond. The king Of clubs
is returned, on which the declarer
discards his losing four of dia-
monds. Declarer leads the five of
diamonds from dummy. Ehst plays
the jack and the declarer trumps
with the seven of hearts. West un-
blocks. discarding the king of dia-
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Club are as follows: Jane Pom,
Ruth Morgan, Henrietta Hill, Bar
bara Davis, Elizabeth Macdonald,
Dorothy dillingham;, Evelyn Fam
iglietti, Margaret Famiglietti. Bet
ty Warner, Shirley Gardner, Mar
tina MacNaught, Wilmary Downes,
Helen Dalton, Christine Hunter,
Jean Hunter, Martha Goodall. Vir-
ginia Kimble, Margaret Currie, Ad-
cline Hunter, Mildred Godfrey, Bet
ty Cowperwaite, Barbara Trip,
Ruth Wyman, Ruth Barton. Rosa
lind Parker, Mary Adgate and MISS
Cara Clarke, assistant.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-07

what is desirable in later culture.
A real democracy, Mr. Colby
concluded, is that in which the art
of yielding is as we'll cultivated as
the art of leading. and one of the
finest schools is a Girl Scout troop
in which youth, the merciless.
trains itself.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-07

Gossip Bob Irving who has been iron hating this spring
cultvatng It's ticker. Jack Manhz and Ed
LaCox visitors Ned London catch swimming
Frank Pelet has resumed his studies at Worcester
The nter-cub bowling league banquet takes place April l3h
The Recreation bowling league has banquet Saturday night
Botees Bantam Lake Chick Kelley will be official broadase
during benefit basketball game will be staged
Friday night Dick Crane and Bob Lysatt injured
recently when they sustained fractured dance will follow
Frank lmbmbo donating his orchestra for the OCCASION Bill
Flood is i'll at the guv hospital in Newington.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-07
Suzanne Leach To
Become Bride Of
Richard +. PntJer

The marriage of Miss Suzanne
Hill Leach. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Robert Hill Leach of Euclid
avenue and Richard F. Puffer, son
of Mr. and Mrs Charles Emerson
Puffer of Buckingham street will
take place tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock at st Johns Episcopal
church. Miss Leach has chosen
Miss Elizabeth Melcher of Newton
Center, Mass, for her maid of honor
and for her bridesmaids Miss Helen
Robbins Malone of Brookline,
Mass, Miss Frances Elizabeth
Beardsley, Miss Charlotte Elton,
Miss Helen Lane Bryan, Miss
Dorothy Mintie and Miss Betty
Jane Price of Waterbury. Her
cousin, Betty Woodruff, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs Harold F. Wood
ruff of Milford, will be flower girl.
Donald Emerson Puffer of Bel
mont, Mass, will attend his borther
as best man and the ushers will
include Edmund Augustus Steimle
of New York city, G. Gibbs Kane,
Jr, of Forest Hills, l.. l., G. Wal
lace Ruckert of Westfield, N. j.,
all former classmates at Princeton
university, and Roger Eliot Gay,
Robert Foote Griggs Jr, and Ed
ward Steels Wotkyns of Waterbury.
The ceremony win be followed
by a reception at the Waterbury
Country club. Miss Leach is a
graduate of st Margaret's school
and the Bennett School of Liberal
and Applied Arts of Millbrook, N.
Y, and has studied at the Yale
school of Fine Arts. She was pre-
scented to society in 1880. Mr. Puffer
prepared at Lawrencevilfe school
and was graduated from Princeton
in 1880. He is member of
Cloister Inn and the Princeton
club of New York.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-07
Along the newsways.

Along the newsways. The Overlook Cottage Park Club
bowling league will hold annual dinner April 10th Mallory
Woodbury. The Easter drama For He Had Possessions
by the church school, will be repeated Sunday night
great first performance and
capacity audience anticipated April is month for
newspapermen On April 18th 1904, the first
paper The Boston Newsletter published Jack Kopczh
delivered his 409h bonus speech yesterday Jack know
American Legion has against the former soldier III let
Walter Angle this
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-07

A surprise party was given at
Chase Park House on Monday
evening by Miss Helen Murphy
and Miss Gladys Walter in honor
of Miss Marion Goodwin of SIAM
ford. Entertainment was enjoyed
throughout the evening and a de-
licious luncheon was served. The
guests included: Misses Catherine
Sullivan, Dorothy Hart, Mary Muir
ply, Patricia Sullivan, Mary Mac
LELAND, Mary Harmon, Carrie
Sovalley, Gladys Walter, Helen
Murphy and Joseph Walsh, John
HALEY, William Bradlow, Edward
Gilbert, Frederick Gregory, Lou
Cross, Dan Barker, James Card
ner, Bernie Barker and Arthur
Eawley.
A card party was given recently
at the home of Miss Agnes Zouizes
in honor of Miss Adeline Divigard
of New York, formerly of this city.
Games were played and dancing
was enjoyed. The guests included:
Misses Mary Juiskouis, Ada Car
sello, Helen Juisouis, Katherine
Jackson, Barbara Kelly. Adeline
Iivigard, Marie Stack, Edna Pat
rick, Stella Pishina, Anna Zouziss,
Helen Burnick, Lee Lawlor, Vergna
Serge, Sue Ross. Ethel Ollar, Fay
Berger, and William Stack, Will
liam Anderson, Raymond Maks,
Alexander Ford, Thomas O'Neil
Martin Scott, r. Carroll, Allen
Richard, Alfred Milton, Joseph
Stack, James Shaneon, Frank
Eurzitto, Anthony Kleam, Dom
enic Garlic. William Patnicholas
Pasquale DeNicolo. Francis AL
tiero and Charles DiVion.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Reiss of Alb
bolt avenue announce the engage
ment and coming marriage of
their daughter, Harriet to Samue!
Drubner, son of Mr. and Mrs David
Drubner of West Farm street. The
wedding will take place on April
18th.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-07

Up and down the newsways Lieutenant Mit Nc
Mullen back his desk and headquarters glad
him. Former Superintendent of Police George M Beach
has dragged the family y-all from the garage and
mutng daily twxt Waterbury and Waeown. The Red
Triangle Dorm Men stage their second annual April Capers,
April 18th Benne Goldman is chairman of the racket The
Wildly high alumni will stage dance instead of banquet
April 15th.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-07

Telling it to the daisies The of The Whiteheaded
Boy will tes the Cheshire Reformaoy Friday night and
the play the institution for the benefit of the boys there
The medeo who topple pins the Y M c. A. nearing the
end Tuesday 430 Doc Godfys
consisting of Drs nehey. Cotero and Done addition the
health officer tried alley shots with D Stanslow Sanduo Fab
and Morrill, And guess the old bones didn't hit the wood
and often They'll banquet the seasons end
The vehicle department checking up driving
licenses Sunday they operating Panvle and you had to
show the permit take ticket.
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on the mans part. Reluctant con.
senting. Their difference arranged,
she passed the barrier unescorted.
while her dance leaned on hts cane
wearing bored expression.
Give was In q mood to forgive
her every frailty
Eat last!" he squeezed her hand.
"Why didr't You come soonerf"
Couldn't. No time to explain. =
She was trembling with emotion.
"Let's get behind the crowd where
he can't ee u.s."
"You shouldn't have brought
him"
who? Dicky Dak?"
Then you'll be Mrs. Dak?"
"Don't be too certain. But his
being here isn't my fault. | had to
be escorted. Why are You going?
That's what 1 must know. Are You
running away from met"
Probably"
sits wrong Of you. darling. IL
you would stay. everything might
be different"
"Do You mean you'd give him
upf'
She bit her lip. Departing sight
seers pressed against them. he
clipped bis arm about her.
Listen. Its too iatA We should
have had this talk earlier. can't
change ny plans. What are the
chances OF your Joining me7"
"In Europe7 might" she bright
ened.
"My headquarters win be at the
Hotel Bristol. Vienna. Can you re.
memher?"
"Ratheri- she snuggled. What
fun to shock them!"
you'll have no one to help you.
He sank his voice TO q conspira
tors. Poor little you'll II .ou make
s false move. everyone win pie
into you. Cable your port OF arrival:
I'll be there 70 meet yon. Better
land IN England: nicer 70 be mar
ried IN our own language You've
always had everything done for
yous Anow none OF the ropes Buy
your tirket at a tours, agency:
they'll procure your vises."
"Cliye. darling. it sounds de-
lfcious."
'Fraid you must go. Mss" the
steward interrupted.
They awoke. The deck had been
cleared Of all save passengers.
Promise" he urged
-Ili write"
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PARADISE
"gut Il you don't agree now--'
DAWSON.

aBut IL you don't agree now
She broke from him. AS her foot
touched the gang-plank she darted
back and flung her arms wildly
about him.
"Don't hate me-"
my, own" he whispered.
Raising her face. reckless of spec
tators, she kissed him full on thu
mouth-a sweetheart's :iss. Thel
turned tosdiscover that Der forgot
ten fiance had been watching.
She DIT so young and 1efenceles>
that she could have howled. Their
beyond the barrier stood Dicky Dak
who had the right to spank her
ever 1 LIAM had. The worst OF 1t WI;
that there was no way of avoidin
him. Dicky seemed to know nor
about her than she knew about hel
self. She'd tried in vain to surprise
him. She'd accepted his proposal al
least partly for the fun Of discover
ing how an older man would react
This time she was sure she'd sur
prised him, Shed surprised herself
We're he to leave her to struggle
home alone. it was no more than
she deserved. As for breaking the
news t. him OF the full extent of
her treachery. that was on OF the
question.
Gathering her opera,cloak about
her. she m1nced through the barrier
in a messy oddly abashed and de
6ant.
well, that's Overt" Dicky greet
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BILTMORE GOLFERS
PLAN MATCH HERE
-gE4sf 80
LOCALS WILL BE OUT TO
AvENGE DEFEAT IN MI
AMI RECENTLY

Headed by T. L. (Tubby) Price,
one of the outstanding amateurs
of the Miami sector, and captain
of the team, 10 golfers will come
in over the East Coast, Saturday
October 20, from the Biltmore
Country Club in Coral Gables, to
cross niblicks with local opponents
of the Royal and Ancient pastime.
Two weeks ago the Key West
team invaded the Coral Gables
club and were outpointed in the
majority of the matches, but mas
much as the forthcoming games
Viii be played Hin their own back
yard, local golfers are enthusiast
ic over their chances Of upsetting
the crack Biltmore team. The visit
ing club will be accompanies by
the popular professional in charge
at Biltmore,. Ned .1sverhart.
The same system of play will be
used here as in Miami; Scotch
foursomes, eighteen holes, Satur-
day afternoon, play starting at 2
O'Clock. Nassau scoring. Three
points. Sunday morning. eighteen
holes, Best Bah foursomes will be
the order of play. Nassau scoring.
A banquet honoripg the visiting
lihksmen will take place at a local
restaurant, Saturday night at 8
O'Clock.
Players are requested to get in
as much practice during the ensu-
ing week as possible, turning in
their cards at the starter house to
enable I the best pairings and
strongest lineup.
Following is a list of players
expected to take part in the tourn-
ament; Glenn C. Price, captain; j.
J. Kirschenbaum, Dutch Wayswil-
lis, w. w. Watkins, Lionel Plum
mer, Robert Spottswood, H. H.
Norton, DR.. w. P. Kemp, Sam
Goldsmith, E. A. Strunk, Joe
Lopez, w. H. Malone and Others.
Work at the golf course has
been progressing nicely, and the
layout is expected to be in excel
lent shape for the tournament, it
is said.
The public is invited to attend
the me- .ches, and see some of Mi
ami's best golfers in action.
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LEGALS

IN TgkE CIRCUIT G0gRT OF gtIE
2US9N JUDICIAL CIRCUIT ylaF
TfS STATE or FLORIDA. IN
AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN
CHANCERY.
JOHN L. SHOWERS.
GNlaintiff,
MARIE c. DIAz SHOWERS.
ORDER ~ PUBLICATION
1t appearing by the sworn bill
filed in the aboVe-stated cause that
Marie G. Diaz Showers, the defendant
therein named is resident of the
State of Florida, hut has been absent
therefrom for more thageS&iXty days
next preceding this 15ta day of
October. A. u 1882, the date of the
application for Stiiis order, and that
she is over the age of twenty-one
years, and that there is no person
residing in the State of Florida the
service of a Summons in Chancery
on whom wCatsd bind the said de-
PENDANT, it is therefore Ordered that
the said defendant be and she is
hereby required to appear to the
bill OF complaint filed in said cause
on or before the 10th day of Novem-
baF A. ID. 1892, otherwise the allie
confessed by said defendant.
1t is furth@rljordered that this or
der be published once each week for
four consecutive weeks in the Key
West Citizen, a newspaper published
in safd County and State
This 18th oetsser a y; ls$2;
Clerk Circuit Court. Monroe County,
JOHN C. SAWYER,
Plaintiffs Attorney.9
oct1724-S1; noy7-14
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ILSTARS MEET
lORIDA TONIGHT
IN SECOND GAME
C TIME BAND TO FUR
|IsH MUSIC; MUCH INTER
EsT cENTERs IN DIAMOND
BALL CONTEST

+. S. Florida meets Sawyer's
STARS tonight in the second
of the five-game series now in
|gress at Bayview Park.
Manager Brady may continue
strategy of working either G.
hn or Munson Johnson for the
II five innings and then call
"a. Lunn for the coup de grace
final kill. "
For the All-Stars Hernandez,
) made such a wonderful record
, pitcher for The Citizen team
year. will be on the mound.
|iillentine, one of the diamond
pitchers Of Miami, is in town
will be a spectator at the
be. He has expressed a desire
bitch for the Ail-Stars, but this
I'D only be done with the Flor
Is consent. Nothing would
bse the fans more than to see
Etchers' battle between A. Lunn
Gillentine and it may be pos
le TO arrange a game, while he
lere in Key West.
II Florida will not permit Gil
Zine to pitch in a series game,
has been suggested that to-
BITS game be an exhibition con-
and the regular series con-
Ne on Wednesday. This would
giving the fans a break. If
kida should allow Gillentine to
Va for the All-Stars and then
|eat them to boot, what a feath-
that would be in their caps,
what super-magnanimity.
klexander's Rag Time band will
lon hand to furnish the music,
every night until the series is
|shed.
Play BALI
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| ed her with unrufiled countenance
So he wasn't going to begin til,
row In public! From sheer RELIEF
she could aave Rugged him.
He tucked an arm through her
and raised his hat.
your friends waving. Santa"
She didn't look back. Darent
Her heart was bursting. And her,
she was with this unwanted man OIL
her hands whom she'd been idiot
enough to believe she wanted!
In a crowded elevator she de
scended to the dreary dock from
thar sme... or garbage. Her escorl
seemed policeman conducting her
to the patroi-wagon. He vas hand
ing her into their waiting automo
bile and spreading robe about her
Uptown" he ordered he driver
As he took hts place beside her be
explained. wen have a hop at
night club"
Now that she was locked in with
him. the drama OF the situation
proved too much for her. Burying
her face In her hands she wept.
Poor kiddy.. He attempted TO
soothe her.
please don't" she shrank into
her corner. "You saw. didn't kiss
him ordinarily.
you we're sorry for him. When
ones young and has no money. he
loves desperately. When ne's older
and has money. no girl wants him.
You've known this boy for years
too well. the novelty's worn OF
him"
Suspicious that Give was being
belittled. she countered. 'Noyelty's
not everything. About you know
next to Aothing."
"You will"
She stopped sobhing.
You're not jealous. You don't
sound angry"
did you think | was going TO
strate your"
you treat me like q baby"
Its all you are. darling"
You may Pot your arm about me.
You're the kiudesi man ever me;
I've cheated May | ten you?"
She drew long breath.
tive promised Give III marry
him"
y guessed you had"
fcssErfskf Fs3l-fss2. C'esssssbs Dszss.I
SAINTS puts a strange QUESTION
% to otcky, onaoFrsN, and shi6es
by his decision.
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Chapter Z
BUT THERE WAS pIcKY

olive was despairing when be
spied Santa. She was attired as
for a ballroom. Exotic. Ecstatic.
Been dancing. At night-club prob
ably. So that was what had delayed
her! AS she scurried along the pier
half running. he had tine to. watch
her.
At first he thought she was alone.
She halted. gazing round impa.
tiently. A stik-hatted man caught
up. Admirably groomed. The Ritz
personifed. A flower In his button.
hole. So her engagement wasn't
broken! } %
There was confab. White hands
patting and coaxing. UnwilIingness
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Advertisements under this head
will be inserted in The Citizen at
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sertion. but the minimum for the
first insertion in every instance is
25c.
Payments for classified sdver-
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but regular advertisers with ledger
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Advertisers should give their
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With each classified advertise
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Corner IN ,he heart
of Key West. Ideal apart
ment house site. Corner
Southland and Elizabeth streets.
One block from Fleming ard
two blocks from Duval street,
the main thoroughfares of Key
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essaasss sss ssvsssssssss
TWAY,S H0RO ROSCOE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

IA The new sign comes in strong,
giving robust and even vioaept
nature Mat may take little heed
of the opinions, comfoFt, or peace
of mind of others. Care should
be taken to aontrol this propen-
sity. for there is indiSsted a dam
ger of trouble from giving way too
freely to it, which, unrestrained,
might lead even to physical vio-
lence.
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: . e . . . 0NS
DAYS BIRTHDAYS

rsee
:. Senator Tasker L. 0ddie,
|'ssada, bora 60 years ago.
- c. Seitz, noted New York
III Of the Churchmen, born at
|sske. Ohio. 30 years ago.
Ian c. Cooper. author, movie
seer. born at Jacksonville,
- years ago.
--s-------.
TAX o. wadsworth, Pitts
engineer. inventor and man
ser, born at Wellington,
S. years ago.
rles ]. Brand, eminent
AN agricultural economist,
Lac Qui Parle Co, Mimi,
fs ago.
Queen Victoria. OF Spain,
England, as years ago,
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'sneral receipts of the state
IS the past month amounted
seme $4,000, GOO and Il is ex-
lsa that they will increase dur
g coming months.
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TWENTY-FIVE OLD rAPERS
for 9 nickel. The Citizen of
flee. decl7
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4 result of bill presented in
pate by Senator Gronlier, re-
10 the concession Of a petro-
4 4 monopoly for a period of 40
|sEo the company that would
|ait 1t by bids with the under
pdng that they would pay all
okEerior and interior debts of
ba President Machndo has of
ply denied that the government
had any intention Of the kind,
bring that while his govern
Is i in force he will not allow
1opolies prohibited by the con-
Ption.
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MALE HELP WANTED

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|AVANA HIGH POINTS

By Local Cuban Consulate
pessssSsssssssssssssss
DOCTOR Crestes Ferrara, secre-
\ Of the treasury, pro-tempore,
declared that the government
carry out with exactness the
|ment of international obliga-
|s which come due on the last
Of the present year. He has
essed great faith in that by
date there win be marked eco
e Improvement in the country.
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uba win be represented in the
Amission Of neutral countries of
fican that will take concilia-
! part in the Chaco. Boreal af-
being disputed by Bolivia and
'asnay. The government has
bred an aeroplane in the event
decided to use this means of
bmnnication.
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Ter the sad events which took
z IN the past few days, peace
eFder prevail in the Republic
akkivities of all kinds are being
elaped normally. The president
|hs Republic attends, as usual,
u matters of interest for the
|o.
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.ommander Alberto Barreras,
h9r from Havana has been
It'd president of the senate,
81 cutting DIR. vasquez Rello.