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The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-27

| Miss Rosalind M. Stoddard of
Fox street left yesterday Tor ten
day visit with her cousin, Jane
Lowe Of New York city to be spent
at Miss Loves home in Greenville,
Greene county, N. Y.
Mrs j. NJ, McGrath of Water
vile. street was rendered a fare.
well party last evening at the Old
Hundred in Southbury by num-
Der. OF her friends. During the
evening bridge was enjoyed and
dinner was served. Mrs Nc.
Grath will said on Friday on
the 8. 8. Majestic for Eu-
rope. The guests included: Mrs
Thomas Riley, Mrs George Ryan.
Mrs James Kelly, Mrs Richard
Cooley OF Torrington. Mrs J. M.
McGrath and Misses Jennie Gull
hane. Loretta Henebry. and Jen-
ME Frenzy. @'.'*
Mr. and Mrs william stokes Of
Highland avenue entertained re-
Gently at graduation party in
honor OF their daughter Ruth.
Games and dancing were enjoyed
during the evening and delicious
luncheon was served. Those present
were: Misses Shirley Geghan, lisa
bel Whiting, Mollie Walsh, Lillian
Walsh, Ella Baltrush. Marie De-
connick, Helen Brazis, Bcrnice
Brazis, Ruth Stokes, Alfred Bailey,
George Dolap, Robert Sibold,
Xavier Dvileskis. Robert Stokes.
Joseph Arminus, Vincent Ross,
Daniel Lasky, Joseph Balchus and
Edward Dvfleskis.
The Elizabeth DiSilvestro lodge
of Waterbury sponsored a dinner
dance at the Hotel Elton on Sum
day evening. The guests at the
head table were Rev Joseph VAL
dambrini, Michael Angelo Russo of
Mfddletown, Olga Pioia, Angeline
Carissimi, DIR A. Eugene Sirica, Mrs
Jennie Genua, Rebecca Summa,
Anthony Gannuscio OF Thompson
Vile and other guests included:
Evelyn Collela, Bridget Distefano,
Della Stiotto, Louise Salcito, Anna
Perzalli, Helene Calabrese, Jennie
Carlo, jeanette Tettinicco, Angela
Gerard, Lillian Craffa, Josephine
Alleva, Lillian Ranando. Rose Pei
egano, Rose Solomita, Angela Ven
tresca, Lena Corrideo. Anna Naral-
gio, Dora Paris, Antoinette Carts
immi. Jean Carisimmi, Mary De-
Matteo, Louise v. Moo, Mary Nee
ca, Jane Ranando, M. Musco, and
Anthony Lucian, Julius Nido. An
drew Rodia, Samuel Dambrisa,
Paul Caruso, Phillip DeLucia,
Ralph Ventresca, Paul Carissimi,
Frank Hogan, Donald Paris, Julius
Carissimi, John Mcmbrino, Louis
c. Chieffo, Frank Ranando, John
DePastino, John Magone. Mrs
Louis Sarafine' of Stamford, Mrs
Mary Musco of New Haven, Bruno
Amato of Hartford, Augustine Lo-
pedota Of Hartford, Mrs Sosigia
Gentle of New Haven, Thomas
Pilla of Stamford. Vincent Novaco,
Mr. and Mrs Anthony Zarillo and
Mr. and Mrs Gabriel Carissimi.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-27

Mr. and Mrs Frank Delaney Of
Wilson street were rendered a sur
prise party on Saturday evening
bv a. group of friends. the occas-
ion being their tenth anniversary.
The guests of honor were present.
ed with many beautiful gifts. Those
present were: Mr. and Mrs ]. De-
laney, Mr. and Mrs T. Delaney, Mr.
and Mrs C. Walsh. Mr. and Mrs M.
Griffin, Mr. and Mrs Riley. Mr.
and Mrs ]. Hoskins. Mr. and Mrs
n. Baker, Mr. and Mrs F. Lyttle.
Mr. and Mrs j. Cummerford, Mr
and Mrs p. Mulhall, Mrs Cell
Carey, Mrs Gilroy, Mrs Ellen De-
laney and the Misses Mary Walsh,
Julia Mulhall, Mary Driscoll,
Catherine McKail. Joan Mccarthy,
Lucy Foley. Irene Maroney. Helen
Delaney, Catherine Walsh, Vic
toria Adams. Henrietta Pokagen-
ski, Nora Bresnahan, Eleanor De-
ianey and Frank Walsh, James
Gilroy, John Walsh. William Stack.
Michael Sheehan, Arthur Ford
ham. James Fallon, John Burke
Torrance Mulhall, Jackson Nc
Evoy, James Donovan. Thomas
Sweeney, Harold Egan and Joseph
Gilroy.
Mr. and Mrs S. Poole of Nau-
gatuck have returned from an un-
announced wedding trip. Mr. Poole
is the former Gertrude Benz VI
Naugatuck and Mr. Poole Is the son
of Mr. and Mrs Ambrose Poole OF
Huntington Place. The couple
will reside in Naugatuck.
Jerome Schneider of Central
avenue is the producer of Cab
bages and Kings" which is OPEN
ing this evening at the Barbiozn-
Plaza in New York.
The Happy Hustlers Sewing
Club met recently at the home of
Misses Gertrude and Angelina
Cameron OF Fleet street. Dancing
was enjoyed during the evening
ana a spaghetti supper was served.
Those attending were Mildred Ga
lasso. John Bender, Ann Stolfi.
Harold Collins, Jane Durio. Wal
ICE fauGIIcId, aCi VI 4oS ~eAahNs O--'
Vincent Stolfi, Angelina Cameron.
Joseph Lador. Irene Buotti and
Daniel Dellidenri.
Mr. and Mrs William Costello. Sr,
of Knoll street were surprised at
their home recently by a group Of
friends in honor Of their 41st
wedding anniversary. They were
presented with dinner set In
honor of the occasion by the group
who included Mr. and Mrs Albert
Blewitt. Mr. and Mrs Martin: r.
Lane, Miss Beatrice Lane, Mrs
Mary Corcoran and Mrs Daisy
Lewis. III, a
Rev and Mrs Conner r. Lewis
and children. Marjorie and Gordon,
of Highland avenue left yesterday
for Mensha Crock, Martha's Vine
yard, Mass, where. they have a
summer place. Rev Lewis will re-
main for a week while his family
will spend the summer.
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Misses Pearl Dunsmoor, Gwendo-
Ign Burton, Ruth Margaret Leg
gett, Ruth Thourot, Ruth Benedict,
Edith Mae Roberts. Lawson Dun
can, j. aul Palen and Edwin w.
Roberts, Jr, are representing the
Bunker Hill Congregational church
at the Congregational Young Peo-
pies Conference at Storrs this
week.
Mr. and Mrs Raymond G: Poul-
sen and Mr. and Mrs William f..
Burke were top scorers in the
duplicate match at the Pequot club
Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs Poul-
sen played in the north and south
positions and Mr. and Mrs Burke,
east and west The runners UP
were Mr. and Mrs Thomas j. Burns
for north and south and Mrs
Franklin O'Donnell and Theodore
Breithaupt for east and west.
Others attending were Mr. and Mrs
Patrick Healey, Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Collins, Mrs Frank Gull
foile. Mrs Carl Olsen, Ivan Coulter
and William Hill.
Members of the st Mary's Girls
club enjoyed an outing at Rockwell
Park in Bristol on Sunday. Those
In the group were Misses Mary
Mansfield, Christine Shanahan,
Mary Tully, Julia Lyons, Clare
Green. Catherine Donahue, Anna
Murphy, Mary Riley, Christine
Quilter. Mary Cream, Mary Grim
Minis, Margaret Ryan, Mary Fitz-
patrick, Eileen Foley Margaret
Tehan, Irene Tehan and Gertrude
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-27
Good Evening.
LINES FROM JACK AND JILL IN VARIATIONS

LINES FROM JACK AND JILL IN VARIATIONS
CAS- Shakespeare Might Have Written l)
Was it Jack or was it Jill! That is the question
Gould il be Jill who pushed her brother down
And caused that pail of water to be spilled
And that poor skull to crack in such way
And work such inconvenience? Oh. yes twas Jill
No other. She only thought that she would end
Those ills which at that instant did confront her
And stir her sprt--'twas a consummaton
Devoutly to be wished To give one pushl
To pushl Perchanee fall hcrsefl Ay. there's the rub
But in that deed she saw of fear
Which to an act so treaehcrous and unwise,
Should give pauS.
Heart Throbs' Volume II,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-27
CONTRACT -
BRIDGE NJ
!" :" EXPERTS PLAY Ill - -

/ do not like to open with TINS type
of hand. 1t is not necessary to rear
that the hand will be passed OUT.
II partner cannot make q weak
third hand bid with you holding
this type of hapd, 1t is just as well
hack in the deck. If you pass,
North will open the bidding with
one club. YOU can then make 2.
constructive one over one force OF
one diamond. North will sign on
with no trump.
You can now show that you
had practically an original bid by
bidding two no trump in the race
Of your partners sign-off bid.
takes a rather optimistic North
player to go to three no trump.
However, 1t can be made.
The Play
East will open the king of
spades which North will allow to
hold. East has to shift, and his
best lead is the jack of hearts.
North will win with the ace and
lead the king of diamonds.
West will probably hold Off one
round, but North will continue
with the seven of diamonds and
West will be forced to win with
the ace. West will return the nine
of spades and the trick Is won in
dummy with the ace. Declarer
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-27

now cashes the three good dia-|
monds in dummy. West will drop|
a heart, a spade and q club. De-
clarer will discard two clubs and
a heart. East follows with two dial
mof,ds and then discards heart.
II East had thrown away a
spade and kept a heart, the con-
tract could be defeated. But now.
IL the declarer has watched the
drop Of the cards, he should Had
the king Of hearts from dummy
which pulls East's last heart. EndI
now the eight of spades Is played
East wins with the queen and
then cashes his good ten Of spades
The heart Is discarded from dunn
my and a club by the declarer.
This leaves dummy with theI
ace and one club, and the dec1ar-
err with the queen and ten OF clubs:
East has nothing but the king and
one club, and in this manner the.
declarer wins the last two tricks.
copyright 1888. NEA Service. Incl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-27
St elisabeth S Group
Held annual Meeting
Last Evening

The annual meeting of the Wa
4.rh,,r,, char ter collere ar a. vc,,sa-
S..s, ,,..s Held last evcrine-' a. ola
ISnnared inn. southhurv Mis- Az
ne. Eitxnatrick. chairman. nresyd-
"A Cards were played, Followed bv
dinner. Those attending included
Mrs Edward ]. McDonaid. Mrs VIII
liam ID. Shea. Mrs THOMAS Flem-
ing. Mrs Theabald Conway. the
Misses Marie Watts, Kathryn
HAYES. Margaret and Catherine
Maloney, Katherine and Helen
Healey, Mae Shanahan, Julie Me-
GratR, Lucy Bowes, Agnes Fitz-
patrick, Eleanor O'Neili, Alice Nc
Linden, Marjorie Rigney. Helen
Mccarthy. Genevieve Carolan, Irene
Leber., Nancy Delaney, Rita Me-
Cam and Marguerite Kennaugh. y
Roland j. Latimer OF this city
was ansusher at the wedding Of
Miss Mary Norton, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs Joseph A. Norton of
Winsted, and Lester William
Schaefer. son OF Mr. and Mrs Will
liam Schaefer Of Chestnut street,
New Britain, which took place SAT-
urday evening at O'Clock at
Grassmere. Highland Lake, Win.
sted. Rev Arthur w. Bailey per-
formed the ceremony. The house
was decorated with ferns and
laurel.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father. She wore a gown Of
white Spanish lace made princess
style with tulle veil which fell
from a small cap appliqued with
Spanish lace. She carried a shower
bouquet OF white roses, gardenias
and lilies of the valley. ~
Miss Ruth NJ. Norton attended
her sister as mod OF honor and the
bridesmaids we're Miss Barbara e.
ces r. Motion Of Winsted, also a
sister of the bride. Miss Bernice
NJ. Griffir of winsted and Miss
Shirley q. Eddy of boston.
The maid Of honor, wore n rown
of Golden yellow creme with a ruf-
ded cane and n tinv hat of mons.
gowns were Of annla rraan made
i've that ~ tha maid ~ honor The
r,ata ~ hnror 90 rr;ea = hoMS,,ot ae
Toharna ry,iY rosa. anS 49, MAJ
NAIL. a. -c,a., rnvsanatnS aa,.,nn.
r.os,,s N, S,haasan Ss rTo w.Sn.a
ra. Us. .n S tna NJ Su..non MI
usn rs, inctuueu tNo,oho ': Aatlmer
~ "SNsSe ty' Waiter =. fotter 0.
Lee, Mass. James NJ: Auger or
narttoro ana malcolm L. Anderson
OF Wethersheld.
a reception was held following
the ceremony.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-27

Mrs Alfred L. Finkelstein OF
Clinton street was elected president
of, the women's Education club at
their annual meeting held recently
at the Cheshire Cat in Cheshire.
MES Finkelstein viii have for her
assisting group ..of> tofficers: Vice.
president, Miss Dora Milenky; re-
coriing secretary, Miss Mary Katz-
man; corresponding secretary. Miss
Annette BernsteinA treasurer, Mrs
Isaac Greenberg; auditor, Miss
Esther Gracerstein; Crosby award
chairman, Miss Gertrude Traurig;
wildly award chairman. Miss Thel-
ma. Zackin: program Chairman.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-27

of Talisman
wedding
Elm
Frank street.
o'clock
performed
which followed
Leary Oh
solemn
soloist rendered Ave Maria
a
model Princess with
flowing train From her cap Of chany lace and pearls her ven
valley Killarney and orchids She was attended by her niece
silk tafea fashioned with fitted bodice and hustle
trimmed with tiny flowers and carried an arm BOUQUET
hat correspond and coage
of i 4
brother best
Nanasse brothers OF Dd Sohn
Lawor
home of Mr.
decorated dragons
and acces correspond Z
soatt Rochelle College
Out guests
Mas YorkC Hoboken, N j.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-27

Women,s Educational Club
Has annual Election OF Officers

Miss Bertha Moskowitz; constitu-
zion chairman, Miss Rose Finkei-
stein: loan committee chairman.
Miss Dora Milenky; membership
chairman, Miss Mary
Moskowitz, and publicity. Mrs a.
Henry Weisman. Over rs members
attended the meeting which Is the
last of the season. The business ses-
sion included the reading OF reports
by the officers and outgoing chair
men. Miss Sarah Kaufman, the re-
firing president, gave q resume OF
the years work and Miss Dora MI
Ienky reported on the loans made
70 local girls now at college.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-27

Cinema gazing. Lupe Velez is in pictures for long term
her musical comedy work with Sehnozz Durante and
Hope Williams has ended She work location shortly
Charles Buterworh who made such impression local movie
fans Lee Tracy The Nuisance last week
the Palace the first player selected for the production
Penthouse adapted from Arthur Somers Rohe of the
Of Abna Raseh ballet dancers left New York
recently first into movies They're scheduled for The
Hollywood Party Willard Mack New York playwright
will direct The March of Time for MGM It's resume of
theatrical days from the time Tony Pastor the of New
York down the day Such stars jackie Cooper the
youngest Alice Brady Frank Morgan Russell Harde,
Mdge Evans Eddie Quan will be in it. mention
Weber and Fields Fay Templeton DeWolf Hopper and Willie
Collier S of yeseyear Jean Hcrshot is back from trip
70 his native Denmark.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-27
Here and there.

Here and there Mrs Frederick Carter and Mrs William
Base of Cheshire judges the combined garden club how
er show in Wesrpor Friday. Charley Leader. physical
director who vaeationins Lake Wnnipesaukee N H. has
joined the ranks of deep divers according His
FIRST quest the heavy down fifty feet. When Charley
gets back this week he'll have plenty of earbendng do.
They may tell you that number - be Of but
Jack Fitzgerald doesn't think for there's that number in his
orchestra claims in reality. however there Is the
genial George Brown for three Employees Of the
American Mills shop will be transferred New Haven
Jack Reuter- sood-lookins teller Citizens bank.
cutie golfer. Not mention Bob Harvey eo-wofker
and budding champion. The latter also reputable hand
ball plsysr
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-27

Radio Shorts Victor Young talented maestro, is
Of radios original ghost arransers. Five years ago when
certain orchestra famous in the conductors for its
ransement Young the aanser for all the dance and
YET il three years before his identity known. Leo
GARLIC perhaps the only entertainer the air who
aero correctly. 1t in three ables mahsstro. with the
accent in the middle. Fannie Bre did Bit by Dorothy
Parker program she appeared with George Olsen
and gave the author credit which something Bit Of the
ordinary in radio circles Phil Harris is soft-voieed singer
the radio tradition He sings right loud in resoundns
bass baritone. More often than Harold Vermilyea
Theater Guild has leading role in Great Moments in
History dramas He has become Of the most versatile per-
formers Of the air. Cab Galloway and his orchestra will be
heard through WLW Crosey Cincinnati station for eight
days July Is His Hshness of Ho-DeHo will be playing
Baer sent Max Sehmens to the canvas in Yankee Stadium
trot.ed up to the Cotton Club in Harlem celebrate When he
entered the club Mills Musical Playboys serenaded him with
Happy As the Day Is Long. Sheila Barrett vowed the
Metropolitan Theater Boston, audiences recently with mpe
sonaton Of Gta Garbo and Mae West battling who's
have the dressing
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-27

by VIM. L. MCKINNEY
Secretary, American Bridge League
Never give up on hand. Don't
become careless because 1t looks as
though you cannot possibly make
your contract. ~
There may be squeeze play or
an end play which W u develop that
needed trick.
The following is another of the
interesting hands which was
PLAYED in the Ohio State lndivid-
ual' Contract Tournament.
The Bidding
Many players would open the
South hand. However, using the
constructive one over one system,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-27

Postcards the include from Lou Kelley who on
his way the Worlds Fair Chicago stopped off Loeb
Haven Maryland where his brother "Smi school teacher
Lou also reports that Governor Richie is looking fine this
summer. ,stsN
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-27

Editor Tall Tower Topics Some ago you about
the price that charged for Coca Cola the municipal golf
Once I'm going unbuden soul in wall which Id like to
have carried the skies if it would do any good Can't
drink of the eouc Most public well privat:
getting drink without stopping the clubhouse
products There lots of people who don't for soft
drinks those Of stronger potency. drink Of is all
round of golf How about bubbr for the municipal
course! An Occasional Player.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-27

Heard passing William Monroe and Ernest Green sailed Sur
day night the l5-day trip London Bertha
Marie Theroux gets the gold tonight for her tnfol donation
lives rs Lounsbuy IS members of the Seov
Girls Club ourneyed New York Sunday via the excursion and
did city brown white red and all the other eolors of the
rainbow Harry Sizer and Harry Hoehke Watervies foremost
disciples Walton buhadng recently and returned
home with 80 fine specimens Hiram Klbourne Of the American
Company has home after undergoing operation in
New Haven hospital Walter w. MaeDonnough of Central
avenue eonvalcseing illness of eleven weeks,
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}. 906 COFFEY-Comffv Groom double.
newly painted. decorated. See this. YOU
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FALL CREEK BLVD.-Ultrs modern three
room DUPLEX. exceptionally nice. HU-i092
MAPLE ROAD. E.. -Sunroom, hying.
dining, bedroom, kitchen, heated garage.
WA-0T03.
nth. W. 42-Niceiy decorated Eifchensf7e
apartment; heat gas. water and ice fur
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GRANT.