The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-12

Mr. and Mrs Frederick L. Grohs
| of South Leonard street announce
the engagement and coming mar
riage Of their daughter, Char
lotte Mae to Fred Barratt, son of
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Barratt OF
Naugatuck. The wedding will take
place Saturday, OCTOBER 81.
The seventh academic year will
begin at the Junior College of Con
necticut in Bridgeport, tomorrow
The faculty which has been widely
dispersed throughout the summer
with at least three of them spend
Ing their time in Europe. have re-
turned, and with preliminary en-
trance examinations and psychology
ical tests out of the way last week,
freshman placement day tomorrow
Is the first important general ac-
tivity in connection with the open
ing.
On Thursday all sophomore stu
dents will report to the building 10
consult with faculty members and
arrange their final programs, while
on Friday the same plan Is carried
out for the freshmen. Class work
in all divisions begins on Monday
morning next. D.,
"The freshmen registration APP
parently stands slightly below that
Of last year.. President L. Everett
Cortright declared today. 1.-THE final
sophomore registration, however,
will probably be in excess Of that
Of last year., the president stated.
II am greatly disheartened, how
ever, with regard to certain strong
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to themselves continue as sopho-
through lack OF funds. He explain
cd that the student assistance funds
at the college have all been assign
cd and suggested that there was a
splendid opportunity for individuals
or organizations desiring to assist
individual students through loan
funds.
It was stated at the college Office
today that no decision had been
reached In the matter as to wheth-
err. or not the evening division for
adults would operate this year. 1T
will depend upon the nature and
amount Of the demand, President
Cortright stated. I'VE offered no
work in the evening last year but
the demand thus far this year has
been far greater than heretofore
| He stated that decision on even.
| ing classes would not be reached
until late in the month.
Mr. and Mrs Carl Hespet Of
Marion, avenue are spending two
weeks at Cape Cod.
Miss Margaret Sanford Of Fair.
view street has returned to New
York city after spending the sum
mer months with her parents, MI
and Mrs Michael Sanford.
A meeting Of division 81, A. o
H. will be held tomorrow evening
at 8 o'clock at Hibernian hall. A
social and dancing will follow the
meeting.
Miss Helena Mcclure OF Beech.
or avenue Is enjoying a two weeks
vacation in Altoona, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs Daniel Sullivan and
daughters Irene and Louise OF
Harrington avenue have returned
after spending q few days at Old
| OEChdEo oSuCHp MoAhS'
| Mr. and Mrs Frank O'Rourke OF
Laurel street and Mrs O'Rourke's
sister, Miss Alice Kane Of Laurel
street and Edward Sullivan OF
harrington avenue have returned
after spending q week at Hampton
BeachS N. II.
A spaghetti supper was given al
the home Of Miss Lena Goldberg
in honor of Miss Josephine eau
diosi who recently celebrated her
nineteenth birthday Entertain.
ment was enjoyed during the even
ing. Those attending were: Misses
Josephine Gaudiosi, Anna Gaudiosi
Lena Goldberg, Alicia Harmon
Janice Mara, Connie Mara, vir.
ginia Goldstein, and William Brew.
ster, Jack Cuddahy, George Rosen
John Murphy. Charles Hedesco
Robert Keegan and Harold Green
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