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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-22
HOUSE QUITS TOMORROW

Washington, Dec 22.- (UP) Denying it. self an extended Christmas vacation, the house today adopted resolution to adjourn from to- morrow until Tuesday. It took half an hour to obtain quorum of 215 members for vote on the measure
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-22
GRADUATE MANAGER

West Point. N. r., Dec 22-- (U. P. Major Ludson D. Worsham will succeed Major Phillip B. Elem ing as graduate manager of athle- tics of the U@ s, Military Academy, trA Unitsd prasn Iaarnad tn-dsry-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-22
PRINCE GEORGE IS 90

London, Dec 22--CUP )--Princc
 George. who celebrated his 30th birthday Tuesday, was confined to bed with cold today. N
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-22
TREASURY BALANCE

Washington, Dec 22.-(UP)-+Tha treasury net balance for December 20 was $636, POI ,9l4.64. X
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-22
The Weather

Partly Cloudy and Colder
 Tonight and Friday
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-22

Complete weather Report Page g.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-06
by wM l.. MCKINNEY


secretary American Bridge League
Three years ago contract bridge
was first played at n national tour
nament., At that time most of the
experts were Of the opinion that
while contract was q good rubber
game, 1t made n poor duplicate
contest, How different were the
expressions Of the experts at the
last league tournament Mt Philadel.
phia. Only two days Of tho entire
week were devoted TO auction and
even then the auction contests
were poorly attended.
Auction Is too dead" says the
expert nov. And It IL 100 hard to
adjust yourself to an auction
gnme after constant play at con-
It was interesting to note tho
almost complete absence of
psychic bidding this year. Last
year psychic bidding predominant
cd. Everyone was endeavorlng to
throw some kind of bid to
work on the Psychology. of tho op-
ponents and the f0vorite psychic
was the bidding Of suit that you
did not want led. The expert
seems to have completely mas
tered the psychic bids and abou.
all the psychic bid did at this
tourna ment was tot get its users
into trouble. Soundness and con-
fidence were the two points em-
ph6slzed this yehr.
Original bids containing less
than two and = onc-half quick
tricks and from four to five play.
able. tricks were strictly tnbooed
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-06
The annual spring luncheon

The annual spring luncheon
given by the junior class Of Mary
mount college for the seniors was
held yesterday In the Green room
Of the Ambassador. Miss Blake
Morrison was In charge OF arrange.
ments. Among those who attend.
ed the luncheon Were: The Misses
Betty Hovel, Ruth McCollum, Mary
Kelly, Mary McNally, Dorothy CAL
loway. Betty Sammel, Kathryn Me-
Mahon, Edna Lyons, Hortense
Hagen, Mary Lou Lawlor. Eleanor
Foley, Mary Weir, Flora Weir,
RoseN Pinto, Madeline Ryan, Ellen
Gibbons. Marie Dwyer. Gwendolyn
Miller, Patricia Larkin and Blake
Morrison.
The Grenadiers club Of the Y. NJ.
C. A. held a card party and social at
the home Of Ned Gilbert recently.
Following the card playing re-
freshments were served and dane
Ing was enjoyed, Among those at
tending were: Francis Sullivan and
Margaret Walsh. Ralph l.. Falzone
and Caroline Refill, Douglas Knott
and Eleanor Refill. Louis Cattnna
and Florence Santoro, Walter
Teller and ID. Loeffler, Joseph Fall
zone and Helen White, Victor
Meleski and Christine Refill,
George Mature and Eleanor
Weaver, Otto Membrlno and
Rachel Distefano. The next card
party and social OF the club will
be held at the Central Y on May
goth.
The Overlook Cottage Park club
will present a comedy play under
the direction Of Mrs Selmar Ro-
maine this evening at 8 o'clock at
the auditorium OF Columbia school.
The play IL entitled Lady Lilac"
and 10 most entertaining In It's
theme. Part Of the proceeds Will
be donated to the School MIX
Fund,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-06
SOCIAL !:

Mrs Harry Raffel Of Plaza ave-
nue. entertained at q luncheon and
bridge at her homo on Wednesday
for her house guest, Miss Ruth
0oistner Of Woodhaven, l.. !. Those
attending were Misses Gladys Raj
Eel, Freda Miskey, Selma Weiss,
Dorothy Goldberg. Reah Goldberg,
Mrs Nathan Miskey, Mrs Samuel
Miskey, Mrs Benjamin Weiss and
Mrs Harry Raffei. M1ss Goldberg,
Mrs Samuel Miskey and Mrs
Nathan Miskey made high schore.
Mrs Robert Gardner and Mrs
Robert Clark were hostesses at the
card party given Tuesday evening
at Mad River Grange. Those at
tending were Mr. and Mrs Archie
Patterson, Mr. and Mrs Charles
Penniman, Mr. and Mrs George
Patchet, Mr. and Mrs Harry Kill
bourn, Sr, Mr. and Mrs Frank We'll
ton, Miss Frances Blatherwick,
Mrs Samuel Squires, Mrs Harold
Gardner, Harlow Hassett and Mr.
and Mrs Ralph Ross.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-06

Dear Chsy Your idea about the Carrie Weton fountain ism
half bad But what have you newpapemen against the fountain
Democrat the Republican and the American always poke
fun the fountain When young fellow thought that
fountain wonders OF the world In fact
oil wonders Why the running the horse the
real horses drinking from the cooling fountain gave big thrill in
the old days think the should be kept lasting
mortal horse You know the Of things wont
long before all the horses gone entirely wonder you
well acquainted the history Of this fountain 1t given
Waterbury by great Of animals suppose you
people think date and should be dropped from sight Per-
hps should perhaps I'm old fossil but to think it still
the beautiful things in Waterbury Why set it
where put fence around memory Of the kind lady who
the city and the horses that keeps before us' What do you
think7-T. c. E. Fl.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-06
]BRlDCEG ~

and In addition we now find the
good player requiring o flexible
hand. For example, tho follow
Ing hand:
= XXX III
III A-k.x.x.x
ID K.x-x
+, While 1t contains the required
two and ope-half quick tricks and
four to five playable tricks, Il is
not considered flexible. You are
not prepared for a. take-out BY
partner and II your heart suit ls
denied by partner. YOU are not In
an Ideal position to re-bid hearts.
To show the contrast, let US
take the following hand:
IS k.Q.x.x.x
DA-J.i0
g x.x.x
Here In a hand that In high
card tricks Is weaker than the
other. but Il contains fiexibility.
While a diamond tako-out Is not
likely, YOU are prepared to play
tho hand at diamonds. Secondly.
YOU are perfectly willing to re.bid
Only by sound bidding can
partnership confidence be estab-
lished. Therefore, the meeting
Of experts this year brings out the
Importance of sound bidding. Do
not get into the habit OF opening
original bids with hands that con.
tain less than the two and one.
half quick tricks. When in doubt.
It is ,hettcr TO pass than bid q
doubtful hand, 't
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-06

Dans. . Motor Patrolers Pat Griffin and Joe Carney
have checking lights the past few evenings Their hide
West Main near the Second church. In addition
lights mutiaed markers also checked Here's the schedule
Of parades be held West Point during Mays Mondays
Tuesday, Thursdays Fridays: Battalion parade ABS p
Saturdays Inspection regmenta followed by formal guard
mounting about :0 p Sundays: Resimena parade. $50
.. M No parade May Both. Memorial Day. Tower readers
time asked about such information
given above. The Tower has had several requests from
readers publish "A Boys Tribute His Mother They ask
publication Saturday, tribute Mothers Day. wrote
this Bit of poetry years Of weakness and
never Mothers Day but what requests received for It's
publication. The poem will appear again Saturday per
requests.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-06

About your congressman. Waburiahs especially YD
will be interested in learning that oil painting Of
"Stubby canine Of the old Yankee division has been
placed the office Of Ned Go congressman Uncle Sans big
governmental factory in Washington The painting made
from life before Subby" showed off, the bow
valhaa 1t given Ned by j. Robert Conoy Of New Britain.
"Subby" Mr. Conroy clerk Of the House Appro-
pations Committee until democratic control voted last De-
cebe He's been with the department of agriculture the
few months but leaving Washington take up residence in
New York Stubbys history goes back the days when the
l02nd camping Yale Field in New Haven. preparatory to
The ride the brine and glory in the popped shambles Of
France He only few weeks old when Bob Conoy picked
him up and struggled him abroad He went through
every in which the immortal YD figured and was
wounded and treated by doctors in A. E. F. hospitals
At time Subby eherized while they took shtapne
splinter from his leg He returned real Of the big
parade General Pehns and the American Red Cross decorated
Subby Bob brought the dog back New Britain where he
led the welcome home parade lie the only pooeh ever made
member Of the American Legion For signature to the member
ship blank, "Stubby put the print Of his right paw the
sheepskin. He died in Washington several and his
stuffed hide American Red Cross headquarters there
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-06

Is it necessary. For I'm quite satisfied inundated over
hed fedup would you like this apologize burb
radio that slowing sappng my enjoyment Of ether programs
have reference nonsenea k.on with the kind permission
of copyright owners This song, the other they come to
you with the special permission Of the copyright owners s about
time the broadeasns stations gave rest from this daily and
nightly headache that irre listeners the point of distraction It's
reached the point where dislike the set less some
program mouthp dump the yarn through my loud speaker
don't how you feel about it. but eanddy I'm washed up
with the thing It's hindnee radio and the wnheimers better
get hep the fact before the automatic sprnkers do their work
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-06

Around the town. Connie Hurley the assistance
Of dog struggling in the Mad River and brought the canine
safely to shore Here's salute Cornelius fine deed
Homer Northop grand old Of the G. A. r. and until
week ago mighty active, under observation the Waterbury
hospital He attended the bentennial meeting the City Hall
week. although feeling especially well the time Homer
has been the real racket for years and when not peddns
building lots or houses generally utilities his spare in
fishing. His favote brook down Mount Carmel way.
Best Of uek Homer hope your will be short and that you'll
be back in the ranks Seen recent B. p O. E. enter.
sann,sn Bill Young BiII Summs, Bill Clasby Jimmy Cum
snsham Bill cleary IT, Miss Downing and Lady Alice Bsrsamo
With Billy Fitzpatrick Of eeremons And these enter
niasu clicked In great Style. M
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-06

Gaddns about the town. Stieken making their ap.
pearanee in local reading I'm Sold America Won't
Talk Depression" Okay, great idea Card parties proving
excellent Of Churches that considered the
plan holding them twice month. And proceeds
satisfactory Art Cossham of Bristol has been holdayns in
Somerve, Mass and drops card the Tower Thanks. Art.
And happy you sir Trux Winters, Mother
Bells champ golfer has idea Trux would have golf balls
inserted in a steel she'll Thsnd he had the steel cups the
inks highly masnezed Every time ball within foot Of
the cup. the magnet would pull in. This should make
instantaneous hit with buffers
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-06

Well miss his musical magic. Carlton Coon Of the chiefs
of orchestra has outward bound Blood poisoning
proved fatal Carlton And the millions who heard his orchestra
radio will miss his genius and the personality that
always marked the Coon Sanders musical programs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-06
Good evening.
--Iol
AND A HOLE IN ONE TO START
Golfers have their dreams. you bet
They have such things galore,
On course. with seventy-five as par
They dream it in sixty-four.

Boom, boom. Chicago Will Miss Me-. says AL Capone.-
Headline. AIS parting shot,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-14

Lady Nicotine
encountered four
women pufHng away at aifsmoked cigars
stogies mind but regular butts
Of akforTony
third matrony and seated in corner Of
coming down hallway from
private party.
All this might dismiss
information furnished me D
Alice New York fads and fancies
history male smokers it would SEEM
Running the Scale
smartest Fifth tobacconsts shows
rapidly for MILD oga ana pipes
become positively would caught
days when dainty smoking notions
sportswmen the freauent
Predictions before they
openly displayed
small bowls gold and pearl inlay
Of purchased at first
start all again.
which lived had its particular ba
pathetic half whom small boys poke fun and
however half 50 nuy
public They have been The worst pos
bad that he good
is the sobrauet "Pcolo Pete
Sir Joseph
tests are being held
showered at him. Dumb? Yeah!
usually manages house attache and
then stages the worlds exhibition
applause he takes from ms pocket an
and bursts into fancy melody
McGrew' school, which he
to n he m
under his name Ya,..s ~. .....,
made the bars and rougher night he was
Francisco before coming to New York
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-14
SOCIAL

Mrs Conner Lewis Of Highland
avenue entertained the members OF
the Ladies' Aid Society Of the Third
Congregational church ut her home
yesterday afternoon. Plans were
made for the annual May supper
to be held at the parish hall on
May 10Th. Mrs Robert Gardner pre-
sided and Mrs Conner Lewis. Sec
Rotary, submitted the reports.
Rev william Carlos Prentiss Of
North Brookfield, Mass. has an
nounced the engagement of his
daughter, Miss Dorothy Frances
Prentiss, to Edward Leonard Bur
nett, nephew of Mrs Ella Cole
White, also of North Brookfield.
I, Miss Prentiss was a student at st
Margaret's school in Waterbury
and is a graduate of the Water
bury hospital school of nursing.
Her father was formerly pastor of
the Congregational church in Po-
quonock and in East Hartford.
Mr. Burnett attended Clark Uni-
versity in worcester, Mass.
Mrs William Peck of Baldwin
street was hostess for a meeting of
her card club Tuesday afternoon.
Those in attendance were Mrs C.
Nelson Cole, Mrs John Schaff, Mrs
James Brady, Mrs Frank Beasley,
Mrs Denis Mulcahy, Mrs Floyd
Holden and Mrs William Meehan.
Mrs Cole was high scorer and Mrs
Peck received the consolation
award.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-14
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-14
YMCA Notes

"Is Unemployment Insurance the
Solution?" will be the topic OF
Roderic Olzendam's address at the
Industrial Foremen's Club meet
ing at the Central Y. M. G. A. to-
night at z o'clock. President Wall
ter s. Berry will preside. The
speaker will be introduced by
Harry E. Dow of the Waterbury
Clock Company.
DR. Frank ]. Erbe gave an illus
trated address on 1.-THE Message OF
the Teeth" at the North End
Y. M. c. A. Forum last night.
About rs boys and young men at
tended. The speaker was intro
duced by Arthur L. Purfnton, IN
dustrial secretary at the Z. M. 9. A.
The April meeting of the Prac-
tice Group of the Waterbury Pub
lie Speaking Club, will be held at
the Central Y. M. c. A. next We'd
nesday at o'clock. according to
Announcement by President Earle
H. Blanchard.
Ell Bernier and John Weiss have
been chosen to represent the
Cwoans Club in their debate with
the Beau Braumels on the topic of
"Capital Punishment. They will
meet with Joseph Yesulaitis, as
sistant debating coach, at the
regular weekly meeting of the
Cwoans Club.
A tentative program of the
Eighth Annual Connecticut Indus
trial Conference to be held at
Camp Hazen. June 1919, indicates
that strong list of speakers have
been secured. Among them are
John A. Coe, president of the
American Brass Company; George
3. Hawley, president Of the Bridges
port Gas Light Company; John
Williams OF Yale and Towne Man
ufacturing Company, Charles B.
! Cook. vice-president OF the Royal
| Typewriter Company and Roderic
Olzendam. research director Of the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Conn
pany.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-14

Gossip Les Warner is getting ready clean the so
after successful winter. Les has considerable acreage Mid
debury where the seeetmen consider him right city Teller
who has to the country make good Neil Maoney
attended the banquet Archbishop Murray in New York We'd
nday night. Wonder how Fred Hickey is faring in the
canary raising Mr. Mrs Joe Dubausks
visitors Wineheloyn The Tower hears that
ings Of the legion convention committee being high
handled. Perhaps of this Cosmo Vendeti has
the best bonus speech 1t consists of three words eve
it, Johnny Crary in New Britain Tuesday when
the republicans sheaed the dems. Peter Lynch should be
placed the commission for better roads, Pete the
Bristol road Woott treated surface hardening So do lot
Of other people Mons Lakey getting his boat ready for
launching Quassapaug Rev Conner Lewis plans
down Martha vineyard when the weather smiles bit
and what the wild did the Lewis home
during the fall and winter.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-14

Here's luck ye. The trout fishing opens Fri
day and of the vs noted anglers ready whip
the Former Controller Pete Fzeny has his tackle
all ready takeon and hear Andy Cooney will be for
the lid raising Dan Bowes Fourth Estater and of the
intrepid anglers this side of Hop Brook will try magic
fish lure he secured during the early spring Dan ntmates he'll
be Friday, bur he does, City Ed Ray Tanning will have
headache looking early Saturday copy The early
will miss Rev Leslie Perdrau again this year. Before he
the Bay State Leslie could always be counted upon join the
first dayers the brooks hed with him several times and he
had the patience of Job combined with the of Solomon Wit
and wisdom BOTH Carl Hassel another great fisherman has
vanished the old eeel and hopes fill the weekend Ed
Yettko will be paired with Carl. Looks like old time
premiere
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-14

You don't say Nick Jamele read that the oppos-
ing twin walls machining for the milk fund.- Nick let
out laugh Nick sold the machine Bill Ppe for $50.
The grass at the Connecticut Delight and Power Company
Freight plant brilliant green. And Wednesday it
treated first cutting They've shifted gaemen the
American Brass plant. The department repairing
Wilson from Seymour Bank Upper Cooke street
demands attention Hamilton Park may have larger rock
garden this year. The idea is said be gaining strength
Eddie Seward is thinking of going the chicken business This
will give Eddie something about The Tamaraek
swamp have held up during the winter The
sinking may eventually be conquered Bob Kelys sister who
been RKO will play the Strand this weekend She's
Crosby high grad and has been going great in RKO.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-14

this season. as the committee in
charge have only booked the best
local eleven pieces orchestras as
their attractions, also maintained a
low admission charge to meet times
and conditions.
1t is likely that the popular Doc
little Alley Hall will be open until
the end Of May, to cater to the
many dancers that wish to gather
there until late in the season.
Jimmy Groves Colonials, Brink
mans and others will follow the
Arcadians in future weeks.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-14

DiaIing The Square Club. Pete Angli. Joe Jannetty
Mike Jerom and Al Yos camping trip Norh6ed
suppose they figure the early birds the keeter Ray
Snyd has completed of six months in New York
embamng school and back in ready 60 work.
b61eban game few weeks ago. Mrs Willis Hall of Prospect
seee rock prize the New York flower show. I'm glad
discover fs Johnny Carroll vbrates in much
ye eoIumasf when il Jean Harlows valuation.
which, in ny humble opinion makes Johnny member Of the
smarter picture Mr. and Mrs ]. A. Lley Of this city
rruirtcrrd q 81 Fillmore, Los Angeles Harris Raeke in
NV York ye>terday official business.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-14

Following the fiekers Johnny Mack Brown will be
starred in the first Larry Darmour for Paramount
Marene Dietrich wouldn't listen Ziegfeld when he started
talk about musical Love Me Tonight is in produc
tion with Cheval The Bobby Jones golf shorts will be
ressued by Warner Brothers and played in all their houses where
booking available. Tom Mix opens in Chicago in "Dery
Rides Again" Gag writers busy Joe Brown
picture. Dicke Moore is going make picture for Bryan
Foy He'll get $3.50 week for three weeks Regis Toomey
going back the stage. His Paramount contract expired
April first. He in eg before falling for the ickers
Miriam Hopkins is coming you'll remember her great
work in 'Dr Jekyl and Mr. Hyde) Miriam says she's going
buy farm in Connecticut Wottabak for the nutmeg
James Cagney has returned the His will be
Blessed Event. Helen Hayes the wife of Charlie Mac
Arthur Marion Davies Clark Gable in her picture
but Metro is going aeeede Gable has been before the
public bit too much They plan to give him
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-14

Josephine Sambucco
by
Virginia Chelemi
The bride attired Of
tight neckine
valley
hat carried Z
Following
bridegroom
returning wedding
black 10 correspond.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-14
scovIIL RECREATION

The Arcadian's eleven piece orr
chestra IL the attraction TO play
at the scovili Recreation Dance at
Doolittle Alley Hall. Hamilton ave-
nue.. this Friday night.
Those weekly dances have met
with the full approval Of tho large
crowds that have patzonized them
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-14
A movie thriller in superior eour

movie thriller superior No sur
Coroner Monzan when Mrs Bona Beks took
yesterday Monzani had made plea of niency for the
when she her feet and swallowed the dose he
taken the office and officers
and Doc Hnehey crowded round later Attorney
Monzan His face chalk white why did you do that
he asked Of Mrs Bk Tears reamed from her eyes, She moaned
and let 60 that.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-14

Editor Tall Tower Topics: in your column that you
welcome daylight saving Why you favor of this pan please
- Anti. dts hard sell the idea you ans If
standard time daylight would perhaps be with
before could finish. Cheero little - The ED
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-14
OF interest to veterans.

Of interest Local veterans of the Big Parade will
interested knowing that after years, design commenting
Peace Victory and Vor finished the tomb of the unknown
soldier Washington Thomas Hudson Jones New York sculptor
did the work.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-14

Miss Kaye chaponls OF Summer
street Is entertaining Miss Ann
Tanning Of Providence, Il. l.. for
several days.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-14
Good evening.
--Go1-----
SEE YOU

Here's thought for every one,
A thought both wild and free.
If we could divorce bad habits.
What a divorce law that would be.