The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-11
CONTRACT BRIDGE
 ENTHUSIASM HIGH
Weekly Sessions Prove Attraction Local Scout
 Passes Tests
WATERFOWL
CorrespOndent-A. R. Deland Phone WatertOwn 200


 Phone Watertown 200
 The local bridge enthusiasts, again filled the Community hall for their weekly session of contract bridge Tuesday evening. The par ticipants are enjoying the keen competition, and high calibre of play which is developing rapid ly. Preceding the play very in- teresting lecture on bidding, re- spending and the play was given by W. H. Byrnes. Following this, three sections of play were run. Results were as follows: Section 1--North and South, top. MT. and Mrs. Harry LaVigne, End, Mrs. Harry Bronson and Mrs. I. F. Campbell: 3rd, Mrs. M. F. Carroll and Miss Salanardi; runners-up,
 Miss Mary Cosgrove and Miss Ag- mes Cosgrove, Mrs. Leman Bron-
 son, Mrs. Thomas Geoghegan. Mrs. Stephen Canty and Miss Elizabeth
 Kielty. East and West, top. re-
 suited in a tie between Miss Mad cline Flynn and Miss Veronica Holleran, and Miss Madeline Rob- | CI t6 auu xAESs SIAdIIC6 f6SPPACSs SIht John Chamberlain and Alfred IZiello: 3rd, Mrs. John Miller and
 Mrs. Augustus tReichenbach; run ners-up, MT. and Mrs. Francis Flynn, Alice Sullivan and Ethel
 Dooiittle. Section 2-North and South, top, Mrs. Mary Flynn and
 Mrs. U. B. Holleran; 2nd, Miss Car rie Woodruff and E. J. Ranslow,
 3rd, Miss Mabel Casey and Miss Minnie Fitzpatrick; runners-up,
 Mrs. Mildred Burns and Miss Ca- therine Scanlon, Mrs. Seltinrich
 and Miss Agnes flaming, Miss
 Mary flaming and Miss Margaret Barry. East and West. top, Mrs.
 Francis Griffin and Mrs. T. Stod- dard; End, Mrs. M. Barry and Mrs. James flaming; 3rd. Miss Mary McGowan and Miss Anne Scan- lon; runners-up Miss Gertrude Fitz- patrick and Miss Mary Kilbride, Miss Helen Barry and Miss Claire flaming and MT. and Mrs. T. Gar ren. Sestion 3-North and South, top. Miss M. R. Black and Mrs. Black; End, Mrs. J. O'Brien and Miss Mary Long; 3rd, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Farrell; runners-up, Miss Elise Root and Miss Olive Wal ton, Mrs. Thomas Morris and Miss Bernadine Filiese. Harry Damery and William Smith. East and
 West, top, Mrs. George Ryan and Mrs. Walter McGowan; End, Mrs. William Smith and Mrs. H. Dam- cry; 3rd, Mrs. D. c. Sullivan and
 Miss Novella Fischer; runners-up,
 Mrs. Alfred Reichenbach and Miss
 Leona Kielty, Mrs. John Phillips
 and Miss Mary Claire O'Neill, Mrs. B.. Reilly and James Conlon. The
 next session will be held Tuesday evening with instructions at 7:30
 p. m. The public is cordially in-
 vited to attend.
 Bernard Valuckas, member of
 Troop l, Boy Scouts, passed art.
 handicraft and scholarship at the
 court of honor. held Tuesday eve-
 ming in the Community hall.
 Troop 1 held its regular meeting
 Wednesday evening in the parish
 house. Patrols held a short meet
 ing and practiced their yells. Plans
 were made for the Oyster Bay
 trip. trip d1ashs. Plans were also made col
 The republican caucus and rally
 was held last evening with the fol-
 lowing results for representative,
 Harry B. Russell and Eugene H.
 Lamphier; justices of the peace, William Hungerford. Russell Pope John Miller, U. G. Church and
 judge of probate, Frank Hickcox. Officers of the sixth district American Legion were installed at a meeting last night with the Wa tertown post as host. The installing officer was Post Dept. Comdr. E. F. Armstrong of Waterbury, pres-
 ent department treasurer.
 Arthur J. Kelley of Thomaston was seated as commander with William Kruser of Torrington vice. commander. Howard Weir o6 Ter ryville is treasurer. Comdr. Kelley announced the following appoint i've officers and committees: adju- tant. William Proffett of Thomas ton; sergeant at arms, Jay White of Terryvilie: membership chair man. William Kruser; rehabilita- ton, Henry Kamens of Terryville; war orphan education, William Foord Of Litchfield; child welfare, William Blass of Canaan; junior baseball. Larry Roberts of Win sted;; national defense, Herbert Smith of Torrington; Americanism, William Decker of LakeviIle: his. torian. Edward o'Connor of Wa tertown; legislative, Meredith Gil- lette of sharon; uniforms, Ross
 mursler; publicity. R. H. Migneray of Torrington; drum corps, Harold Pulver of New Milford; Boy Scouts by P. Jacob of Torrington and ho- | tel, John Gibbs of 'Terryvilie.
 Officers of the district auxiliary and of botlEs the Watertown post and auxiliairy also were installed. The Keisel basketball team will hold a dance in the high school auditorium on the evening Of Oc- tober 25. Music will be furnishcd by the Troubadours 10 piece or- Mrs. Richard F1tzpatrlck Dies Mrs. Richard Fitzpatrick of Main street died this morning at Is o'clock at the Waterbury hos. pital following a brief illness.
 She Is survived by . daughter. Frances of Watortown; a son, Richard of East Liverpool. ohio; q sister. Mre. Alice Lane of brIdsepert; and ssvsrai nisess and Funsrai arrangements wIu be