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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-10
Chase Group
Has Session

The meeting of the Chase Par
ent-Teachers' association ct the
Mill Plain church last night In
cluded an illustrated lecture by Or
Henry Talbot of the state depart
ment OF health. who spoke on
Deferred Payments" DIR Tnlbote
tall, dealt with social diseases
and their prevention.
Announcement was made by Mrs
Dona Charpentier, chairman OF the
summer roundup committee"
that May 3 is the date this year
for the physical examination OF
children who expect to enter
schools In September.
Election of officers will be held
at the annual meeting on May -,
when yearly reports Of all standing
committees will also be heard. Mrs
Chris Stroebel. Mrs Wilfred Glib
sES1 and Mrs John Mraz are on the
nominating committee.
A card party will be held in the
kindergarten of Chase school the
evening of the 10th. Members and
friends of the association are In
vited.
Delegates chosen 10 attend the
Parent-Teacher congress In New
London on the 9th include Mrs
Ernest Kronvall. Mrs Tennane
Edwin. Mrs Walter Hardesty. Mrs
Ralph Roberts, Mrs Charles lie
Bisscbop, Mrs Quarino Sanford and
Mrs Bertel Stigberg, alternate.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-10
Scout News

In common with councils through
out the nation, the Waterbury Girl
Scout Council yesterday voted to
express approval of the continuance
of the Golden Eaglet award. The
result of the vote on this question
will be sent to the National Coun-
Gil, which instigated the country
wide QUESTIONABLE to determine the
feeling Of leaders on the subject.
1t was also voted to accept the
invitation to join the Waterbury
Council Of Religious and Social
Agencies. Mrs Joel I Butler and
Miss Edna Weber were named to
represent the Scout Council.
Reports of committees on recent
scout activities were heard, and
gratitude for the manner in which
the troop leaders cooperated to
make a success of the pageant
which featured Saturdays rally at
the Wildly High school was ex-
pressed by Miss Marion Jones, di-
rector. A letter Of thanks will be
sent to all leaders who participant
ed.
All girls who attended camp last
summer may attend the camp re-
union to be held at All Souls
church the 9th. Registrations for
this year are coming in rapidly,
according to the report made by
Mrs S. A. Case.
Miss Weber will be sent to the
national training camp, Camp Pine
on Long Pond in Plymouth, Mass,
for the week of June 1927. it was
voted by the council. She will take
the camp directors course there.
Mrs Catherine Enright Of South
Main street has been entertaining
Donald Enright of Long Island
City.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-10
Weddings
Observation-Disclosures

A wedding of much local inter-
est took place yesterday morning
at o'clock at st Justin's church,
Hartford, when Miss Mary Laugh
lin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs James
f. Laughlin of Hartford, formerly
of Watertown became the bride of
Leo Legendre, son Of Mr. and Mrs
H. Legendre of Fall River, Massa-
chusetts. Rev William Meyers, of
New Haven, cousin of the bride,
offlciated at the ceremony and also
celebrated the nuptial mass which
followed. Miss Gertrude Laughlin
attended her sister as maid of
honor and Alphonse Legendre was
his brothers best man. Palms and
ferns decorated the altar.
The bride was becomingly at
tired in n gown of white bridal
satin, styled with a court train,
cowl neck-line and long tight
sleeves and she wore a veil of tuIle
arranged in turban effect and
trimmed with orange blossoms
Her arm bouquet consisted of gar
denias and lilies of the valley. The
maid of honor wore frock of
apricot mousseline de sole and u
turban of matching shade and ma
terial and carried an arm bouquet
of Talisman roses and blue del
phinium. The brides mother wore
a dress of turquoise blue crepe and
a corsage of gardenias.
A reception was held at the
home of the bride following the
ceremony. Out of town guests were
present from WATERFOWL, Water
bury, New Haven, Fall River and
New Britain. Mr. Legcndre and his
bride left on a wedding trip to At
lantic City, Washington and Vir-
ginia, the bride wearing a royal
blue ensemble with gray squirrel
trim and accessories to match.
Upon returning they will reside at
SIS Waterville street.
The bride is a graduate of Sac
red Heart high school and Perry
Secretarial school and was former
ly associated with the Miller and
Peck company as stenographer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-10
Solution in next issue.

three spades and diamond.
West, of course, had to make
five discards. He discarded all OF
his diamonds, except the ace, and
then the five of spades. 1t Is i'm
material what East discarded.
Click then led his last heart
the deuce--and WestNwas helpless.
If he discarded the ace of dia-
monds, dummy's king was good. II
he let go club, then the clubs
would break. He finally decided to
release the queen OF spades.
Click then played his ace OF
spades, which caught Vests king.
and the seven of diamonds was
discarded from dummy.
The jack of spades was played
and again West was squeezed. OF
course he had to let go a club. and
Click discarded the king of dia-
monds from dummy.
The last three tricks then were
won with the three good clubs,
Thus seven-odd was made, giving
Click to- score on tho board,
(copyrlght 1894, NmA ssrviae fnc.s
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-10
Club Activities

Larry C. Bauer, grand regent,
was guest Of Mattatuck council,
Royal Arcanum at the meeting last
night at Columbus hall. Regent
Michael j. Ryan presided. A dele
CATION from the local lodge will at
tend the state reunion in Bridge
port, May 0, when a class of can
didates will be initiated.
The committee appointed for re-
union arrangements includes Will
liam J. Briggs, chairman, Wallace
Roberts and Michael Ryan.
An egg hunt which followed the
regular meeting of the Bide-a- Wee
club at Foresters' hall last night
was won by Mrs William Misset.
Mrs Gilbert Boy presided at the
meeting.
. Routine business was transacted
at q well-attended meeting of
Roosevelt lodge, Knights of Pyth-
las last night. Chancellor Com
mander Joseph Reiner presided.
An officers and master Masons'
degree will be conferred at the
meeting of Continental lodge of
Masons on the 23rd, it was an
nounced last night. r. w. Plumb,
district deputy, and other out of
town guests will attend the ses-
sion.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-10
YMCA Notes

The advisors of the combined
four Inter-club councils of the
Waterbury Y. M. c. A. held their
regular meeting last night at the
Central Y with President Daniel
HAYWOOD in the chair. +. A. Stan
lev. secretary for Christian edu-
cation for the state Of Connecticut
was a special visitor. looking over
the work done by the local clubs
in their work with young men.
The feature of the meeting was o
discussion led by Thomas S. Smith
on 1.-THE Program Committee and
Its Function" The club decided to
meet again on Monday, April 23rd,
at 5:45, at which time, Chase Kim
ball will lead the discussion on
"How to Present the Cause of
Peace to the Clubs"
Those present at last nights
meeting were: Daniel Haywood,
John Stavnitsky, Joseph Gabriel,
Joseph Kushlis, Joseph Carroll,
Joseph Longo, Arthur Weaver,
John Morrissey, William German,
Thomas Healey, Howard Coe,
Charles J. Velte, Leland L. Stacy,
Stanlay Lusas. Arthur L. Purinton,
Alfred Gioiella, Dominic Tarullo.
Jerry Membrino, Robert Bryan,
Van L. Snyder, Chase Kimb2ll.
Thomas S. Smith and F. A. Stan
ley.
Last night theACrosby Hi-Y club
were the guests of VITO, broad
casting station in Hartford. The
group left its meeting room in the
Central YMCA and travelled In
n thu cfndtn HprQ
they spent time visiting the various
departments and control room.
They then proceeded to studio c.
and witnessed the performance of
the playhouse Program" The
experience was new and tremen-
dously interesting to all the mem.
bers of the group.
Those who attended were Char
les Royce, Edmond Guilbert, Rob-
ert Sibold, Jack Aubrey, Alan
Hayes, James Mcdonald, John
Monagan, George Danou, Tex.
Guinan, Bill Feeley, Jim Gribbon.
Francis Altman, Cleo O'Donnel,
Jim Brophy. Bud Goreman, Ed.
Bradley and Henry Ellis.
Mrs Mary Harmon of Hamilton
avenue entertained at q miscel-
laneous shower and party at her
home, in honor of Mrs Jeanne G..
Teller, who is to be married to
William II. Smith this month. Mrs
Teller received many pretty gifts.
Those in attendance We're: Mrs
Jeanne Teller, Mrs Mary White,
Mrs Loretta Maher. Mrs Mary
Early, Mrs Theresa Hess. Mrs
Theresa Hess, Mrs Amelia Charles,
Mrs Mary Harmon, Mrs Elizabeth
Costello, Mrs Anna Coombs, Miss
Elizabeth Lezotte, Gladys Charles,
Irene McKenna, William Smith,
George Brown, James Mellon, Ed
ward LaCroix, william Hemlock,
Thomas Doyle, Joseph Blansfield,
and Mr. and Mrs Orson MacLel-
| land.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-10
High School Notes
CROSBY NOTES

CROSBY NOTES
A meeting of the English club
was held today in room 106, under
the direction of Miss May Gould,
faculty advisor.
Exercises based on Pan Ameri-
can day featured the meeting of
the Spanish club in room EOS.
Clarence Tappin, of the faculty,
was in charge of the meeting.
Rehearsal of the combined
school orchestras was held last
night at Wildly under the direction
of Floyd Evans, instructor. Re-
hearsal of the first and second
violins will be held today, and re-
hearsal of the violas will be held
Thursday at Wildly.
The Glee clubs will meet tomor-
row at Wildly under the direction
Of Miss Alice Gibson.
The combined modern language
clubs are making arrangements
for a social to be held April 20.
Complete details will be announced
later.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-10
LONGO-YOUNG

The marriage of Miss Elizabeth
Young, of this city, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs Peter Young Of OK
ford and Alfred Longo, son Of Mrs
Carmela Longo of Plat street took
place this morning at 9 o'clock at
st Joseph's church. Miss Jennie
Longo, sister of the bridegroom,
was the only attendant of the bride
and Anthony Young, brother of the
bride, attended Mr. Longo as best
man.
The bride wore a gown of white
satin, fashioned in Princess style
and wore veil of tulle arranged
in cap shape and fastened with
orange blossoms. Her arm bouquet
consisted of Easter lilies. Her at
tendant wore frock of orchid
taffeta trimmed with light green
taffeta and wore a small orchid lace
hat. She carried an arm bouquet
of Briarcliffe roses.
A reception was held at the
home of the bride following the
ceremony. Upon returning from
an unannounced wedding trip. the
couple will take up their residence
at 10 Summer street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-10
WILLY NOTES

Committee reports were heard at
the meeting of the Waterbury
Teachers association at Wildly high
school yesterday. A committee APP
pointed for work in connection
with the unemployment relief
fund includes Earl blanchard, of
Leavenworth high school, as chair
man, Miss Helen Eagan, treasurer;
Miss Mary MCGOWAN, Miss Mary
Delaney and Alden Donahue.
The next meeting of the Chem
istry club will be held the Gath.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-10
Solution to Previous
Contract Problem

Just because you have bid for
small slam. don't be content with
just making your contract. Get into
the habit of playing every hand for
the maximum number of tricks
that Is, after the safety of your
contract is assured. 1t will aid you
IL you ever play tournament bridge.
A good example is given in to-
days hand, which helped Jeffer-
son 3. Click of Cleveland and his
partner win the Akron contract
pair city championship recently.
The Play
OF course, IL West leads the ace
of diamonds, the contract will be
held to six odd, but you seldom
will find a good player opening an
ace against @ slam contract. West,
in this case, elected to lead the
three Of clubs. Click went up
with the jack In dummy, which
held the trick.
He now started to run his hearts.
He played six straight heart tricks.
From the dummy he discarded
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-10

Representatives of Townsend
and Nosahogan lodges, odd Fell
lows, will attend the exemplifica
ton of officers of the grand lodge
to be held in Bridgeport Saturday
evening, leaving from the lodge
rooms by bus at o'clock, 1t was
announced at last nights meeting
of Townsend lodge. Rev Thomas
Leroy Crosby of the South Fed
Grated church wa sguest speaker,
discussing the late war and its re-
suits and militarisuc trends of the
present.
Members of the arrangements
committee for Saturday are Harry
Anderson, Howard Branch, and
Harry Smith. from Townsed lodge,
and Ralph Webb and Jacob Kan
ny from Nosahogan. Members who
wis hto attend should notify Mr.
Anderson. Rehearsal of the first
degree team will be held Monday
night.
Thirty-five members of the local
lodge Loyal Order of Moose and
the auxiliary were guests at the
booster meeting held in New Brit
ain Sunday, the object of which
was to complete plans for the an
nual June field day. u. s. Senator
James w. Davis, director general
of the order, and Catherine Smith
of Mooseheart, Ill, supreme re-
corder, were speakers. A sumilar
session will be held here May 6,
for which plans will be made at a
special meeting of both lodges
called for tonight.
The inter- Moose setback tourn-
ament was won by Harry Hubert
team, with another tournament TO
bestarted tomorrow night. Plans
are being discussed for banquet
for the teams.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-10
Concert VIII Be
Held April 29

The Little Symphony orchestra
of Waterbury under the direction
of William A. Tinsley will be
heard in a concert in Buckingham
hall on Sunday evening, April 20.
The soloist of the evening will
be Prof. Frank Farrell, concert
pianist, who will play LISTS Con-
certo in L Flat with the orchestra.
Mr. Farrell, was a pupil Of Alex
ander Siloti, who in turn was a
pupil of theimmortal Franz List.
He has appeared as soloist with
some Of Europe's leading orches-
tras, notably the Berlin Symphony
and in the United States also with
the Philadelphia Symphony orches-
ira under Leopold Stokowski. The
orchestral part of the program Will
include compositions Of Weber,
Beethoven, Sibelius, and Smetana.
Miss Jean Carol Eusey, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs Samuel Eusey
of Hillside avenue, entertained at
a dinner party Friday evening.
The guests were Misses Imelda
Leslie O'Brien, Rose Elinor Mar
tone and Barbara Rae Eusey; Mas
ter Sydney d. Stocking, John
Kennedy and Nelson DAILY. Follow
ing the dinner the guests attended
a reception given at the Women's
club by Mrs Lesley Hyndes RHEIMS
social dancing class.
A meeting of the Literary Guild
was held recently in the parish
hall of the church of Our Lady OF
Lourdcs. Miss Josephine Alleva
presided as chairlady. Two new
officers were elected: Miss Louise
Petro, secretary and Miss Eleanor
Juliano, treasurer. Various inter-
esting topics were discussed by the
following members: Misses Mollle
Summa, Angelina Culotta. Alice
Petro, Eleanor Juliano, Gertrude
Rosa, Rose Culotta. The nxet meet
ing will be held April 20 at 7:45.
Mr. and Mrs Pierre G. Cowles
of Windsor street have returned
from Brooklyn, N. Y, where they
spent the past few months with
their daughter, Miss Marjorie
Cowles.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-10
LEAVENWORTH NOTES

A meeting of the Tech library
board was held this afternoon in
Room 100, and plans for club write
ups were discussed. Earl Blan-
chard presided at the meeting.
Today was junior girls ribbon
day, an annual event at Leaven-
worth. Each girl member of the
junior class was required to wear
a hair ribbon. Asked for an ex-
PLANTATION, class officials said 1t was
'just an old Spanish custom"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-10

A reception was given on Satur-
day evening at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. II. Beausoleil of Edin street
in honor of Mr. and Mrs j. Racicot
of Abbott avenue. Mrs Racicot is
the former Mrs e. Beausoleil
whose marriage took place recent
ly. Entertainment was enjoyed and
a delicious luncheon was served
The guests included: Mr. and Mrs
J. Racicot, Mr. and Mrs w. Raci-
cot, Mr. and Mrs II. Beausoleil, ST.,
Mr. and Mrs A. Lamadeleine, Mr.
and Mrs J. O'Brien, Mr. and Mrs
w. Tunnel, Mr. and Mrs j. Le-
Blanc, ST., and Misses A. Beauso-
leil, s. Beausoleil, M. A. Beauso-
leil, C. Beausoleil, Claire Beauso-
leil, Marie II. Leblanc, Madelyn
Hachey, Irene and Bibianne Pion,
Ida. Marie and Loretta Leblanc,
and Doris LeMadeleine and p.
Richards, l.. Lagasse, d. Pairier.
G.. Poirier, w. Lonergan, III. Beau
soleil, Jr., George, Louis and Phil
lip BeausOleil and r. Leblanc.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-10
Contract Bridge
MATTATUCK BRIDGE CLUB

In the opening session of a new
series started yesterday afternoon
at the Mattatuck Bridge club top
scorers were: North and South,
Mrs Joseph Bergin and Mrs Joseph
Stevens, 68; Mrs John King and
Mrs Fred Lux, "a; Mrs William
Carpenter and Mrs Matthew Hous-,
ton, 61; and East and West, Mrs
Frank Guilfoile and Mrs William
Secor, Sc 1-2; Mrs Frederick
Dauch and Mrs Eta Howard, SIS;
Mrs Ralph Vaughn and Mrs Mi
chael Galullo, 64k.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-10
Dance by
Community Club

Plans for dance to be held
May IL were discussed at meet
ing of the Fairmount Community
club at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Walter Hormon on Pembroke
street last night. President Frank
II. Bailey presided. Refreshments
were served after the meeting.
Franklin Donahue was named
chairman for the dance. The time
and place of the dance will be
announced later.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-10
FAMILY ASKED FOR LOTS

Lincoln, Neb-(UP)--IF there
were many families like one called
to attention of relief workers here.
all the plains of Nebraska would
be insufficient to provide space
for sustenance gardens. James
Lewis, director of ALLEGATION of
plots for gardens under the fed.
eral sustenance plan here, an
nounced that one family of IA per
sons had applied for six vacant
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-10
ELTON CONTRACT CLUB

In the contract bridge play for
individual championship conducted
at the Elton Contract club last
evening high scores were as fol-
lows: Ladies' division: Miss Made
line Marshall, 46k; Mrs Carl
Heebner, AZ; Julia Sullivan and
Mrs A. s. Jourdan, tied. Al; Miss
Mary Sullivan and Mrs Thomas
Collins. 40: and mems division: j..
o. p. Manherz, 46; William H..
Hill, 43h; Joseph Sullivan, 40A;
Charles A. >Templeton, and Ivan
Coulter, tied, 40: Herman Rehm
and Leo Battle, tied 39h
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-10
Junior League Names
NezU Slate Of Officers

Mrs Walter Deacon Of BuckIng-
ham street was yesterday nominat-
ed for the presidency of the
Waterbury Junior League at the
meeting held at the Mattatuck His
'torical society. Mrs Deacon, will
succeed Mrs Elton s. Wayland of
Buckingham street. Other nominal
lions included first president,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-10
Clarence Tappin
Speaks Tonight

"How to Choose the High
School," is the subject of talk
by Clarence l.. Tappin of the Cros-
by faculty, to be given at the
meeting of the Waterville Parents
Teachers association at Sprague
school gymnasium tonight. Several
selections will be given by the Wa
terville Little symphony orchestra.
The public is invited to attend the
meeting, which will start at 500
o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-10
RUGGIERO-SIANI

Pasquale Siani of East Main
street announces the marriage of
his daughter, Lucia Ann to Homer
e. Ruggiero, son of Mrs Rosa lie
Ruggiero of East Main street. The
ceremony was performed ut the
church of st Lawrence OToole in
Brewster, N. Y, by Rev jeremiah
j. Quill on September "a, 1888.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-10

Mrs Charles Romano, who was
formerly Miss Ann Ricciardi, was
rendered a surprise shower on Sat-
uarday evening by Misses Blanche
and Nancy Riccardi and Mrs Lau-
va Fiecto at the ir home on Ham,
ilton avenue. Those present wede
Mary Harrison, Mary Dalton, Mrs
Mabel Yovino, Mrs Samuel Ricciar-
di, Mrs Charles Cienoita, Beatrice
Walsh, Mary Cainciola, Mrs d.
Mastranato, Mrs A. Rinaldi, Dora
Boardman, Mrs Louis Munro, Mrs
P.Cocchiola, Mary Blackman, Mrs
Cermine, Charles and James Sasso,
Mrs Lena Muccino, Margaret and
Louise Muccino, Mrs John Healy,
Lillian Zorn, Betty Stance, Hope
Sendulli. Mrs Grace Macdonald,
Jennie Cocchila, Mrs Anne Lacilla,
Mrs Rose Dezzino, Mrs Daniel Sui
lican, Mrs Elsi Muccino, Mrs c.
Piola, Mrs Sophie Mullen, Mrs
Jene Derwin, Mrs J. Carroll, Anna
Bombaci, Florence Rizzo, Margaret
Legge, Mrs A. Sarni, Mary and
Cristine DiCiccio, Mrs Lucy Ver-
rier, Mrs Louise Basite, Amelia and
Mary Ricciutti, Mrs Y. Langois,
Mrs Lena Cianciula, Mrs Facy,
Susan and Josephine Graph. Mrs
E. Aleandri, Pierina Abatte, Angelo
Pordini, Anne DeStico, Mrs Robert
O'Donnell, Margaret LeRosa, Mrs
Edith Mccarthy, Betty Cipriano,
Felice Cocchiola, Lillian and Phyl-
lis Crafa, Lena Ubaldi, Anne Muc-
cino, Mrs Pauline Rinalli, Mrs Vim
CT, Florence Trepanier, Beatrice
Meyer, Rita Muccino, Miss Lee,
Laura Saginario, Mrs A. Muccino,
Mrs p. DeCicco, Mrs L.. Bitticelli,
Alice and Minnie B.Hicelli, of New
Britain, Betty Rouchon Of Hart
ford, Mrs Floto. Nancy, Aida and
Blanche Ricciardi, Mabel and Mary
Yovina, Mrs Michael DePrimlo,
Mrs Frank Maisto, Georgiene Fra
Ghetto, Mrs A. Picini, Mrs D. Rio
cioradi and Josephine Vinci and
Mrs III. Bernier.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-10
CONTRACT BRIDGE
BY VIM. e. MCKINNEY
Secretary OF the American Bridge League

Get Most Out Of Hand AS Long AS You Assume Safety
Of Your Contract, Try For Top Score With
That Extra Trick
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-10

Mrs Donald oranniss: second vice.
PRESIDENT Miss Ann briggs; Sec
rotary, Miss Helen Miner: treas
urer, Mrs John B. Goss: city editor.
Miss Marion Hunt; ways and means
chairman, Miss Lois Kilborn; next
to-new shop chairman. Mrs Alan
Curtiss: children's theater, Mrs
John M. Brodie; arts and inter-
ests. Mrs Merritt Heminway, I'd;
watch dog, Mrs Ralph s. Munger;
publicity, Mrs Frederic r. Kellogg.
board members (term OF two
years. Mrs Rodney Chase, Mrs
Henry C. Griggs and Miss Eliza
beth Nuhn. Members of the nom
mating committee include Mrs
orion Camp, chairman; Mrs Will
liam p. Arnold, Mrs Truman Cur
RE, Mrs William M. Goss, and Mrs
Mark l.. Sperry. Jr. Tea was
served following the business ses-
sion.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-10
Personals

DIR and Mrs Charles L. Larkin
and sons, Howard and Charles, Jr.,
of Cliff street, who have been
spending the past month at Inver-
ness, Fla, have returned home.
Mrs Walter d. Makepeace and
Miss Melicent Makepeace of Hill-
side avenue and Miss Ruth Sperry
of Woodlawn terrace have left for
Tryon, ". c., and Charlestown, s.
c., where they will enjoy sojourn.
Miss Margaret Stevens, daughter
of DR. and Mrs H. w. Stevens of
Chestnut avenue has returned to
Beaver college, Jenkintown, Pa,
after spending several days at her
home.
Mr. and Mrs Peter J. German OF
Stiles street and Mrs Ray French
of Baldwin street have been visit
ing in New York city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-10

A meeting of the German club
will be held April 81 to discuss
plans for a picnic to be held at
the end of the school year. 1t is
also planned to hold a social some
time before the close of school.