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The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-16
By DAN PARKER

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For Rent Real Estate

AVAILABLE =. April 1, 6.room. steam heated apartment. Also offices suitable for dancing Manager. State Theater.
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1881 STUDEBAKER - Commander, 4-passenger, Victoria Coupe. Stude. baker, -Rockne Agency, 375 West Main St.
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The 21-yeari old kid, show ing a lot of in.' teresting wares during spring training at Cat alina Island, is fresh from tho University of c hi ca g Q. He stood the boyh on their ears with his hurl- ling in the Big Ten Conferencc last season.
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STAR COLLEGE soUTHPAw MAY AID CUBS HURLTNG
 By NEA Service

The answer to Charlie Grimm's prayer for a good southpaw hurler may be answered in the person of young Roy Henshaw. A
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Lost ana Found
Business Announcements

ANY MAKE--sewing machine ad. justed and oiled. $l.00. Called for and delivered. Howland.Hughes Co. Dial 3-4l2l.
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Financial
Investments. Bonds. Stocks
Money coaneo

Mortgages Placed--insurance General Finance & Realty Go. Inc. S65 North Main St Dial e-x7l6
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-16

He weighs 150 and stands about feet inches. However, he has q remarkable fast ball for his build, and has a change of pace and curve ball that would do credit to a seasoned hurler.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-16

EXPNRT-Auto electrical and bat. tery service. Modern facilities. A. 6 P. Battery and Flee. Co. 264 East Main St.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-16

BATTERl ES--Recharged 500: new
 batteries $3.75 up with old one:
 Battery Go. 23s East Main. Dial
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-11-21
Personal Notes

Miss Mary L. Tyler of Middle
bury has been in Newburgh, N. Y,
visiting her niece, Misses Marguer-
lite and Dorothy Tyler.
Miss Helen Casey of West Lib
erty street has returned from Say
brook where she has been spend
ing the past few months.
Mr. and Mrs M. r. Chapman and
daughter, Miss Helen Chapman. of
Highland avenue, have returned
from a weekend visit in Provi-
dence, r. /.
Mrs Howard Northrop of Hill
street was hostess at q miscellan-
eous shower given in honor of Miss
Edna Baker of Atwood avenue
whose marriage to Francis Lynch
takes place this week. The bride to
be received many beautiful gifts.
The guests included: Mrs Rose
Northrop. Mrs G. Grandell, Mrs
William T. Baker, Mrs John Gran
dell, Mrs John Weidorn, Mrs l..
Walsh, Mrs John Beebe, Mrs w.
Beebe, Mrs F. Reed, Mrs w. Bar
ton, Mrs Charles Marshall, Mrs H.
Burdick, Mrs F. Whitaker, Mrs w.
H. Baker, Mrs Leroy Northrop. Mrs
Clifford Northrop. Mrs G. Schoon-
maker, Mrs r. Stevens, Mrs E.
Lackey, Mrs s. Lackey, Mrs Lena
Hoyt, Mrs Edith Bodden, Mrs Ken
meth Cooper, Mrs Thomas Lahey,
Mrs Ted Crowley, Miss Rena Stew
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-11-21
Gypsy Minstrel Is
Planned By Lodge

The Elizabeth DiSilvestro Lodge,
Order of the SONS of Italy, will
present "Gypsy Melodies 'on Tues
day evening, November 28th, at
Temple Hall. Jack Fitzgerald will
direct and dancing will follow. The
affair will be the first Gypsy min
strels to be given by girls or
ganization. Comedians and SOLO
lists have been selected for the
show and among the principals of
the cast arei Lillian Crafa, Ele-
amor Manfred. Olga Pialo, Ann
Marangio, Antoniette Carissimi,
Louise Salcito, Jean Carissimi, An
geline Eettergini, Chris Quilter and
Evelyn Sirica.
The marriage of Miss Loretta
Frances Burns, daughter of Thorn
as James Burns of Darien to Har-
old Dodds Hapke, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Hapke of Cooke street
took place at st. Johns church in
Noroton, with the pastor, Rev.
John McGuane officiating. The at
tendants were Miss Katherine
Burns of Darien, sister of the
bride and Thomas Hapke brother
Of the bridegroom.
The bride wore a tunic model OF
brown crepe with moleskin trim
ming. Her felt hat was of a match
ing shade and she wore shoulder
corsage of gardenias. Her sisters
costume was of gray with matching
accessories. She wore a shoulder
corsage of orchids. A wedding
breakfast for the immediate fam
lilies was held at the home Of the
brides father after the ceremony.
The couple left later in the day
on their wedding trip to Washing
ton, D. c.. Upon their return they
will live at AZ johnson street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-11-21

Connecticut Federation VIII
Gather in Willimantic
for Annual Meeting

Miss Helen Wood, Industrial in
vestigator Of the Connecticut Labor
Department., :. Senator John G.
Blackall OF Hartford and DIR Ed
ward g. Dolan will be the speak
ers at the luncheon Of the Con-
necticut Federation Of Democratic
Women's clubs to be held Thursday
at 1880 .. m. at the Green Mea-
dows Inn, West Main street, Will
limantic.
Governor Wilbur L. Cross will be
unable to attend owing to his
speaking in Boston Thursday at
the New England Conference.
Senator Blackall is speaking on
tho prohibition question, Miss
Wood of Labor Laws effecting wo-
men and DR. Dolan will speak on
the MIRA.
Reservations should be made
to Mrs Margaret Hurley, North
street, Willimantic Immediately.
Mrs Fannie Dixon WEIGH, state
president will introduce the speak
ers.
The December meeting of the
executive board is to be held at
the homo Of Mrs Alcine Mccarthy,
Ansonia. Date to be announced
shortly.
A large delegation from all parts
of the state is planning to at
tend the ceremony of Mrs WEIGH
becoming collector of the port to
be held on Monday next in the Fed
eral building in Bridgeport.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-11-21
Catholic Study Club
Met Last Evening

A meeting Of the Catholic Study
club was held last evening at the
auditorium of the Waterbury Cath
Ollie high school. The meeting was
presided over by Miss Agnes Fitz-
patrick who introduced the speak
ers of the evening. A talk on
Education and Legislation" was
given by Mrs Edward J. Mcdonald
and Miss Margaret Kelly gave a
book review of the latest novel of
"Sigrid Undset's, ida Elizabeth"
Miss Fitzpatrick also analysed the
various phases of welfare work. A
Question Box conducted by Rev
Joseph McCuen followed the meet
ing.
Miss Ada Stevens of Ashmun
street, was honored at a surprise
miscellaneous shower given by Miss
Mary Luddy. at her home on South
View street, on Friday evening.
The bride-to-be was the recipient
OF many beautiful and useful gifts.
Those attending were: Mrs. Thorn
as Cream, Mrs. Joseph Danaher.
Mrs. Kenneth Hunter. Mrs. Mary
Shelley, Mrs. Dennis Mulcahy, Mrs.
Mary Deming, Mrs. Robert McCue.
Mrs. Edward Pronovost, Mrs. Mary
Lord, Mrs. Alton Norton. Mrs. Will
liam Shannahan, Mrs. Charles
Norton, Mrs. Nelson Duquette. Mrs.
George M. Stevens. Mrs. Dennis
Luddy; the Misses Mary and Eliz-
abeth Shannahan, Margaret and
Mary Fitzmaurice. Mary Deming.
Ellen Luddy. Beatrice Meehan, Jo-
sephine Stack. Josephine Calabrese.
Betty Jane Pronovost Margaret and
ana Stevens. Elizabeth, Anna and
Catherine Griffin, May and George
Margaret Luddy.
Bart Quilter, Jr. OF Park road
was rendered q birthday party at
Shade Tree Inn on Saturday even
ing. Entertainment and dancing
was enjoyed throughout the even-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-11-21
MISS MARY DELANEY
Club Activities
-Gualtieri photo.

GERS for the Daughters OF st
George. Other newly elected Off
GERS include: Mrs David Reding,
vice-president; Mrs Bessie Payton,
first conductor; Mrs Ada Ferguson.
second conductor; Mrs William
Bower, inside guard; Mrs Alec
Robertson, outside guard; Mrs
Frank Carey, chaplain; Mrs A. F.
Nydegger, financial secretary; Mrs
Margaret Mitchell, recording secre-
tary; Miss Gladys Fox, treasurer;
Mrs James Sasso, pianist; Mrs ALI
fred ALBION, past president, and Mrs
William ALBION, third trustee. The
auditing committee includes Mrs
David Reding Harvey. Installation
of officers will be held at the next
meeting, December 4.
Final plans were completed last
night for serving an old English
"Fish and Chips" supper at Christ
chapel on Saturday evening b. :.
tween $3.50 to 1880 O'clock.
The Notre Dame alumnae asso-
citation will meet on Thursday eve
ming at the Waterbury Catholic
high school auditorium at o.
clock.
Present officers were renominat-
ed in the first nomination of Off
GERS held last night by Camp IS,
Patriotic Order of America in
Mechanics hall. Mrs Vera Nor
man, president, officiated at the
business meeting which was fol-
lowed by card party under the
direction Of Mrs Mary Houghtal-
ing.
An. exceptional program has
been arranged for the next meet
ing, December IS, 1t was ANNOUNCE
ed last night. In the nature of a
Christmas party, the meeting will
feature holiday. grabbing and a.
sauerkraut and frankfurter supper,
to be followed by a card party.
Several members of the camp are
planning to attend special enter
tainment and social to be given by
the New Haven camp on the night
Of December IA.
A meeting of Division 81, Ladies
Auxiliary, A. o. H., will be held to-
morrow evening at o'clock in
Hibernian Hall. An entertainment
and social for members will follow
the business meeting.
Mrs Bruno Veilette was rendered
a surprise birthday party at her
home on Whittlesey avenue re-
Gently by a number of her friends.
During the evening pinochle was
enjoyed and a delicious luncheon
was served. The guest of honor
was the recipient of many beauti-
full gifts. Those present were Mr.
and Mrs B. Veillete. Mr. and Mrs
F. Boucher, Mr. and Mrs BesiclS.
Mr. and Mrs Richie, Mr. and Mrs
Penuchi, Mr. and Mrs C. Shalze.
Mr. and Mrs Miller, Mr. and Mrs
Peuilteau, Mrs Moran, Mrs Wal
ker. Mrs Gasmasic all of this city,
Mr. and Mrs A. Bruno. Mr. and Mrs
T. Lemay, Mr. and Mrs J. Lemay.
Mrs A. Lemay of WATERFOWL, Mr.
and Mrs Theron of Wolcott, Mr.
and Mrs Malty Of Hartford and
Mr. and Mrs Berger Of Farming
ton.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-11-21

Local Members are Speakers
at North Haven Meeting
Last Evening. =

Miss Victoria Leibriech, presi-
dent of the auxiliary unit OF Corp
Frank Coyle post, American Lee
gion and Miss Lucy Shanahan,
chairman of the State World War
Orphans Education committee at
tended a membership dinner siv-
en-. last evening by the auxiliary
of North Haven. Both made brief
addresses before the district MEM
bership committee.
Tonight the auxiliary will en-
terrain it's members and friends
with a card party at the Legion
Home. Mrs Joseph DePietro VIII
be in charge of the arrangements
ON next Monday evening an Of
ficers' school session of the second
district will be held at the West
willie Legion home. Ofiicers OF the
local auxiliary will attend the
meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-11-21

The first degree was conferred
upon a class of candidates at last
nights meeting of the Townsend
lodge of Odd Fellows at the club
headquarters. The ceremony was
followed by an entertainment pro-
gram featuring 1.-THE Dancing
Dolls" Peggy and Shirley, in tap
dancing presentations. Philip Mills
accompanied at the piano.
Next Monday evening the second
degree will be worked. Rev Rich
ard Hegerty, as special guest, will
deliver one Of the humorous talks
which have won him considerable
acclaim among the various groups
he has addressed. All officers are
requested to attend the preliminary
rehearsal on Sunday morning at 10
o'clock. *.
The Graduate Nurses club will
have a meeting tonight at 8 o'clock
in the Lilley building. Misses Isa-
bella Wilson and JEANNE Hepp1e
are in charge of the supper to be
served at 6 o'clock.
The Palmour club will celebrate
its 10th anniversary with a formal
dinner party on New Years eve,
according to the decision reached
at last nights meeting. Bob
Kosowsky was appointed chairman
Of the committee in charge Of fu-
ture arrangements.
Phil Gottlieb, presiding over the
meeting, announced all plans COM
plete for the Palmour-Od Timers
basketball game to be held Thurs
day night at the Boys club.
Members Of Crescent Chapter, O.,
Of Cheshire, will visit Naomi Chap
ter of this city here tonight when
visiting Matrons and Patrons night
will be observed. H. B. Foskett of
Cheshire will act as Associate Pa
tron.
Mrs Sidney Vale was elected
president and captain of the guards
at last nights election of new Off
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-11-21
Future Bride Is
Honored At ShotOer

A surprise miscellaneous shower
was held at the Scovill Girls club
rooms on Thursday evening IN
honor of Miss Charlotte Mikolsky
who is to be married on Thanksgiv-
ing day. Those attending were:
Mrs A, Kosinski, Mrs Swirezynska,
Mrs Bandurska, Mrs Ostroska, Mrs
Dambrouska, Mrs Kwiatkouska,
Mrs Odorouwich, Mrs Pakowska,
Mrs Mientorowich, Mrs Wise, Mrs
Craikouska, Mrs Kalisnewska, MRS
Klimazeuska, Mrs Felburt, Mrs
Saroka, Mrs Krajeuska. Mrs Him
miuska, Mrs Wyrembek, Mrs Biesi-
enska, Mrs. Karbusiewskas, Mrs
Kalita, Mrs Gurtoska, Mrs Hal
nacki, Mrs Smolinska, Mrs Dwory-
nicki, Mrs Posadlik, Mrs Swincicka,
Mrs Schwenski, Mrs Palmoski, Mrs
Mikolsky, Mrs r. e. French, Mrs
o. st Mary, Mrs II. Plat, Mrs j..
Cameron, Mrs A. Lair, Mrs X. Null
leur, Mrs J. Cooley, Mrs L. Cooley,
Mrs S, Janik, Mrs H. Weigner, Mrs
Lahey. Mrs Dunn, Mrs G. st Mary,
Mrs E, Bagley, Mrs Y. Roberts, Mrs
]. Grady, Mrs A. Meuller, Mrs l..
Darlington, Sr, Mrs L. Darlington,
Jr. Mrs L. Darlington, Mrs ]. DON
nelly, Mrs Gallagher, Mrs Walters,
Mrs Brusseau, Mrs L. Mulleur, Mrs
p. Murphy, Mrs p. Donovan, Mrs
McElligott, Mrs Lally, Mrs 1. Veal
leux, Mrs C. Dubuque, Mrs f. x.
Baribault, Mrs F. e. Austin, Mrs A.
Lane, Mrs Manthy, and Misses Mae
Lally, Mae McElligott, Beatrice st
Mary, Margaret Lahey, Mary Kelly,
Lorraine Cooley, Betty Moynihan,
Margaret Lynch, Mary Lynch, Jen-
ME DeSantis, Anna Grady, Lii
Grady, Eva Meuller, Rita Brusseau,
Irene Brusseau, Evelyn Brusseau,
Victoria Zemak, Mary Lucid, Mary
PaImoski, Anna Skibinski, Florence
Baribault, Jane Hajnacki. Gene
We've Hajnacki, Ewina Gurtoski,
Wanda Gurtoski, Carmella Saroka,
Alice Mikolsky, Jennie Mikolsky,
Charlotte Mikolsky and Betty
Schwartz.
On Tuesday evening the en-
ployes of the packing room of the
U. S. Rubber company rendered
Miss Mikolsky a dinner at
Halls in Naugatuck. The bride
to be was the recipient Of many
beautiful gifts. Miss Mikolsky will
be married on Thanksgiving day to
Roy Dubuque. Those attending
were: Kathryn Carpin, Eva But
ner, Helen Dubois. Mildred Mac
Nance, Ethel Woodbury., Sophie
Koswitz, Frede Peterson, Anna
Roberts, Mazel Melbourne, Alice
Best, Mary Fatek, Mary Wetmore,
Aurelia Garry, Bronze Simulinas.
Josephine Triano, Anna Bender,
Loretta Bessette, Margaret Sand
strum, Emma Weaving, Mathilda
Monsees, Jessie Kevit, Charlotte
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-11-21
TraueL Talks GiUen
By Mems League

The Mems League of the First
Congregational church were enter
tanned with travel talks at the
meeting held at the church last
night. Speakers were Rev. John
r. Coombs, assistant pastor Of the
Second Congregational church, and
Allen Fl. Boardman. Rev. Mr..
Coombs told of his trip to Califor-
MIA and showed steropticon slides.
Mr.. Boardman showed movies of
a trip to the West Indies. Supper
was served before the meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-11-21

even though he has rebid the same
suit, is stubbornness. Make your
bids intelligently and know when
to stop.
1t is surprising to see the number
of players who got into trouble on
to-day's hand.
South's original bid should be
one club--not two or more. North
responds with a diamond, and with
a seven-acrd suit and 100 honors.
South is justified in bidding three
clubs before showing the spade
suit.
North bids three diamonds.
South shows a second suit with a
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-11-21
Lecture Heard
At Wonaen;s Club
Miss sEunice Avery Was
Guest Speaker at Meet
ing Held Yesterday

Miss Eunice Avery, we'll known
lecturer, spoke yesterday afternoon
before the members Of. the Wa
terbury Women's Club at their
quarters on. Central avenue. de-
claring that there has never been
q depression from which the world
did not recover. The trouble with
us is that we feel that the world
owes us recovery, not within our
lifetimes, but within the next few
months. She urged patience. A
similar lecture was delivered last
Night by Miss Avery at the Con-
gregational parish house in Maui
gatuck.
"Reorganizing America" was the
title Of her lecture. During the
depression. she declared, there was
no danger OF revolution. Miss
Avery secuted the claim that there
were reports OF movement being
started, possibly, to overthrow the
government.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-11-21

Mrs. Hugh Sutherland Of Wood
street visited her son, Charles
Sutherland, at Trinity college,
Hartford, over the weekend. SUI
therland is q senior.
Misses Claire and Mildred Albert
Of Waterville street visited with
relatives in New York city over the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Walsh of Wa
tertown avenue have returned af-
ter spending a few days in New
York city.
Miss Josephine Sandore of Hill
street is spending several days in
New York.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-11-21
Solution to Previous
Contract Problem

Contract Is a partnership game.
Either you and your partner have
a fine partnership game or you are
at the mercy of each other If you
try bidding only IS cards. 1919.
AZ I often have stated before.
the better players of the country
to-day do not believe in pe-emptive
bidding. About all that pre-emp-
tive bidding does 10 to shut your
partner out.
While haYe seen an occasional
| hand win with pre-emptive bidding,
I have seen thousands Of point lost
by players who have tried 1t.
Every time you rebid a suit, you
must remember that It shows adj
ditional length. While you may
oper with a four-card suit, you
should not rebid a suit of. this
length.
A rebid shows at least five cards
"a second rebid will show at least
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-11-21
Temple Israel Group
Will Present Play

will present play and dance on
January under the direction of
Mrs Edward Cohen. Mrs Cohen will
be assisted by Miss Annette Bern
stein. At a meeting of the Sister
hood which will be called in the
near future, plans for the affair
will be completed and committee
will be appointed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Madeaux
Of Thomaston, entertained Satur-
day evening at a supper for Miss
? Ida Stevens and John Reilly,
who are to be married Thanksgiv-
ing Day.
" The guests Of honor received
many beautiful and useful gifts.
] Those attending were: Mr.. and
Mrs. George Tyrre1l, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Deming, Mr.. and Mrs. Nell
son Duquette; Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Donnelly, James, Thomas and
Francis Reilly, George Pronovost.
William and Mary Deming, George
Tyrrell, Raymond and Robert Ma
deaux, Doris and Lillian Madeaux,
John Reilly, Ada Stevens and Mr..
and Mrs. Stephen Madeaux.
A meeting Of the Connecticut
League of Women Voters will be
held in Greenwich today, Wednes-
day and Thursday. Delegates from
thiO city will attend the various
sessions which will be held during
the day. Among those going from
this city are Mrs Frank j. New
comb, president Of the local league,
Mrs Harry s. Coe, Mrs Fred A.
Webster, Mrs Joseph Davis, Mrs
Carl Winter, Mrs Fred Chase, Mrs
Anton Gesner, Mrs Edward j. Nc
Donald, Mrs William Slator, Mrs
G. Butler Sherwell, and Mrs Ed
ward Wells.
A birthday party was rendered
Frederick G. Dietsch at his home
on Walnut street on Friday eve
ming. During the evening pinochle
was enjoyed. Prizes were won by
Mrs William Davies and Edward
German, Mrs Ed German and Phil
Wildman and consolation prize by
Mrs Phillip Wildman and Frank
Bristol. The honored guest was
presented with a smoking cabinet.
Following the card playing a de-
liciOus luncheon was served. The
guests included Mr. and Mrs Ward
Hobbie, Mr. and Mrs William Dav-
les, Mr. and Mrs George Robinson.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Bristol, Mr. and
Mrs Walter White, Mr. and Mrs
Phillip Wildman, Mr. and Mrs
Howard Pelletier. Mrs Emma Ii
bolt, william Clayton Haggerty
Mr. and Mrs Edward German,
Jean T. Stirrat and Mr. and Mrs
Frederick Dietsch.
:. The wedding of Miss Lois e.
Upson, daughter Of Mrs Fannie M.
Epson OF Garrigus road, &c Hubert
C. Parks, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles r. Parks Of Bankers ter
race took place this afternoon at
2 o'clock at the Woodtick chapel.
Rev w. Moreton Owen of the Bun
ker Hill Congregational church Of
ficiated. Miss Upson had for
her only attendant, Miss Elizabeth
Burritt of this city and Miles H.
Epson, a brother of the bride, at
tended Mr. Parks as best man.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-11-21
Contract Bridge

ELTON CONTRACT CLUB
In last evenings session of the
Elton Contract Bridge Club top
scorers were Mrs James Sweeney
and Leo Battle, s.; Mr. and Mrs
Alfred Deming, 65; and Mr. and
Mrs. Robert q. Plat, 81 IL.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-11-21

ing. The guests included: Misses
Ann Cromwell, Polly Austin, Lor-
raine Beauty, Mary Lovett, Isabel
Greene, Marion Barnes. and James
Tucker, Frank Croce, William
Riley, Walter Smith, Joseph
Tucker and Bart Quilter, Jr.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-11-21

ems, Mae Baker, Elise Walsh, Flea
nor Walsh, Margaret Eastwood.
Harriet Schoonmaker, Helen Lynch
Gertrude Faber, Rosemarie Vie
dorm, Ruth and Elsie Northrop,
Edna Baker, Clifford Baker and
Mrs Howard Northrop.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-11-21

bid OF three spades and now. when
North bids four diamonds. South
must realize that North's hand is
of absolutely no value to him and
that North needs no diamond sup
pOrt-he has rebid them twice.
South,s hand contains in-cards.
North probably has nothing but
diamonds. Therefore, even though
South does not have diamond in
his hand, he nkows that the only
safe place to play the hand IL in
diamonds. Therefore. he should re-
spond with five diamonds.
The hand IL made easily at Ave
diamondR
(Copyright. 1888. NEA Service,
1ne.)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-11-21
Spanish Clubs ActiUl
AT Wildly High School

A one act sketch. ''The Birth
day Present, was presented as
feature of yesterdays meeting o.
Los Madrugadores at Wildly higl
school yesterday morning. Mend
bers of the cast were Alyce De-
Bisschop. Jean Moraska and Doe
othy Mogliaro.
Humorous Spanish stories weH
related by Clayton Graham. Ralp9
Thompson read a paper on "Tht
Missions of California. Stanley KA
dulas acted as chairman.
The senior club, Nosotros Solos
also met yesterday for a social SEES
sion. Spanish games were playe!
and several puzzles were worked
out.
Ralph Hayward will be tht
speaker as members Of the Wilbt
high school German club hoN
their annual Thanksgiving part5
at o'clock tonight in the school
gymnasium. Members and friend
will be present.