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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-06-30
WEATHER

Generally fair tonight and Sum
- excepting for scattered thun-
Jer,ho~er'-
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-06-30

Barney Baruch has decided to
retire for q while and write his
memeirs-sines be couldn't have
himself called before . Senate
committee.
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DOCTOR FAILS
To SAVE SON

ANNAPOLIS, Md, June l,
Working frantically for an hour
several physicians here failed
yesterday to revive 3-year-old
Richard G. Martin, who was
found drowned in Back Greek,
near here.
The boys father, DR.. Willis
Martin, prominent local physician,
told Acting Coroner Louis N.
Hopkins that his son had appar-
emily fallen into the water while
walking along a concrete coping
Upon discovery of the boys
body, DR.. Martin summoned
brother physicians, but the com
bined forces were unable to
resuscitate the boy.
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} Capt. James P. Lloyd, Infantry
to Fort Slocum, New York.
Capt. Percival A. Wakeman
Signal Corps, to Fort Monmouth
New Jersey.
Major Murray B. Dilley. Signal
Corps, to Ypsilanti, Michigan.
Major Chancey E. Cook, Vet
Urinary Corps, to Washington
D. C.
Capt. Clyde L. Hyssong, In
fantry, to Washington. D. C.
Second Lieut.. Wayne o. Kester,
Veterinary Corps, to Fort Bliss,
Texas.
Capt. Lawrence H. Bixby, Field
Artillery, to Manchester, N. H.
First Lieut.. Louis j. ClaterboS,
Corps of Engineers, to Fort
Humphreys, Va.
Maj. Edwin F. Harding, In
fantry, to Washington, D. c.
Lieut.. Col. Jesse D. Elliott, In
fantry, to Syracuse, N. Y.
First Lieut.. Timothy L. Multi
gan, Corp of Engineers, to Canal
Zone.
First Lieut.. Crowell E. Pease
Field Artillery, to the Hawaiian
Department.
Capt. Clarence H. Bragg, In
fantry, to Mankato, MINI.
Capt. Lloyd D. Brown, Infantry,
to Chicago, Ill.
Leave of absence is granted to:
Lieut.. Col. Alexander w. Chill
ton, Infantry, four months.
Major William A. McCulloch,
Infantry, two months.
Major oscar Krupp, Ordnance
Department, one month.
Capt. Dayton D. Watson, Air
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} master Corps; Lieut.. Col. Fulton
@. c. Gardner, Coast Artillery
Corps; Lieut.. Col. William E.
Shedd, jr., Coast Artillery Corps.
Recorder: Capt. George A. Frazer,
Judge Advocate Generals depart
ment, to meet at headquarters,
Hawaiian Department.
Capt. Samuel F.. Howard, In
fantry to Puerto Rico.
Major Lyle C. White, Medical
Corps, to Boiling Field, D. C.
Lieut.. Col. George B. Foster, jr.,
Medical Corps, to FitzsimmonS
General Hospital.
Major William w. McCaW, Med
i ical Corps, to Army Medical Cen
ter.
Lieut.. Col. Edward McCammon,
to duty with the Organized Re
serves, Syracuse. N. Y.
Lieut.. Col. William w. Edwards,
Cavalry, to Chicago.
Capt. John C. Blizzard, jr., In
fantry, to duty as instructor, Con-
necticut National Guard, at New
Haven.
Capt. Paul c. wilkins, Air Corps,
Fort Sill, Okla, to Army and Navy
General Hospital, Hot Springs Ma
tional Park, Ark, and report to
the Army Retiring Board.
Major Warfield M. Lewis, In
fantry, to Fort Sam Houston, Tex
First Lieut.. Orval D. Cook, tc
West Point.
Second Lieut.. Cecil Brooks, tc
report to the president of the
Army Retiring Board.
Capt. Henry j. Boettcher, In
! fantry, to Fort Slocum, New York
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, Corps, one month and Is days.
Capt. Merle H. Davis, Ordnance
Department, one month and 20
days.
Capt. Muir S. Fairchild, Air
Corps, one month and four days.
Capt. Clough F.. Gee, quarter
master Corps, two months.
Capt. John H. Gardner, Air
Corps, two months.
Capt. Lucas v. Beau. Junior,
Air Corps, one month and II
days.
Capt. John Huling, junior. three
months.
First Lieutenant Milo N. Clark,
Air Corps two months.
First Lieutenant Frank c..
Meade. Signal Corps, two months.
Second Lieutenant Tom w.
Scott, Air Corps, one month and
II days.
Second Lieutenant Robert E. L.
Pirtle, Air Corps, one month and
20 days.
Second Lieutenant Eric H. F.
Svensson, junior, Cavalry, two
months and five days.
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.the president Of an Army retiring
board.
Capt. Harry H. Baird, Cavalry,
to Boston, Mass.
First Lieut.. Julian E. Raymond
to Fort Wadsworth, New York.
Capt. Gordon C. Irwin. Signal
Corps. to Fort Sam Houston,
Texas.
Capt. Harry o. Tunis to State
College of washington.
Major Charles D. Y. OStrom to
Fort Winfield Scott. California.
The resignation of Second Lieut..
Francis Waller Haskell, Infantry,
accepted.
Major Joseph Andrews, Field
Artillery, is detailed as member
of the Army Retiring Board.
Capt. Ralph Slate, Infantry, to
Enid, Okla.
First Lieut.. Robert M. Cannon
Field Artillery, is detailed at the
University of Utah.
Capt. Charles S. Gilbert, is de
tailed as assistant recorder of the
court of inquiry appointed to
meet at headquarters Hawaiian
Department.
A court of inquiry consisting OF
Brig. Gen. George H. Estes, United
States Army, Col. Charles w
Weeks, Infantry; Col. ]. DeCamr
Hall, Quartermaster Corps; Col
Charles F.. Morse, Medical Corps
Col. William E. Persons, Infantry
Recorder: Capt. Henry E. Kelly
Infantry.
A court of inquiry consisting
of Col. Edward P. O'Hern, Ord
nance Department; Col. Ernest P
Ruffner, Medical Corps; Col
Augustus B. Warfield, Quarter
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Leave of absence is granted

Leave of absence is granted:
Major Raymond @. Moses. Corps
of Engineers. two months.
First Lieut.. Robert A. Schow,
Ordnance Department, ono month
and six days.
Chaplain Jacob d. Hickman,
United States Army, two months
and 30 days.
First Lieut.. Theodore S. Riggs,
Cavalry. two months and lS days.
First Lieut.. Loren d. Pegg, Cav.
airy. one month and Is days.
Second Lieut.. Anthony f. Curcio,
Air Corps. one month and Is days.
Second Lieut.. Charles l.. Decker,
Infantry, two months and II days,
Col. Ralph B. PARROT, Adjutant
Generals Department, will proceed
to his home and await retirement.
Col. Thomas NJ. Anderson, In
fantry. is detailed as member OF
the Army Retiring Board.
Coils. Richard H. McMaSter,
Field Artillery, and Alexander NJ
Miller, jr.. General Staff Corps,
are detailed as additional mem.
bers of the Army Retiring Board
appointed to meet at the head.
quarters, Seventh Corps Area,
Omaha, Neb.
The following-named officers
are detailed as members of the
Army retiring board, in Chicago:
Col. Tenney Ross, Infantry; Col.
Robert Sterrett. QuartermaSter
Corps; Major Henry C. Johannes,
Medical Corps.
Capt. Joseph j. Fraser, In
fantry, will proceed to Fort Bliss,
Texas. and report in person to
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-06-01
Bicycle Thief RObs
TWO NOtQbLes Here

Jean Davis and Patricia Proch-
mix won't ride their bicycles today.
Jean, the daughter of Senator
and Mrs. James J. Davis of Penn
sylvania, and Patricia. daughter
of the minister of Austria, were
visiting friends in the first block
of Kalorama Rd. N. w.. yesterday
afternoon. They parked their BIZ
cycles outside the house and when
they prepared to leave they diScov-
cred their loss.
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WILLIAM A. ROBERTS
CONGRESSIONAL Int r.
FERENCE in public utilities
through appropriation SlaShes
was charged by the Peoples
Counsel, who warned of the
necessity of maintaining inspec-
ton standards. Times Staff
Photo.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-08
Miss Aida Greer Spoke Last Night

Miss Aida Creor of tho oxocu- two staff of tho Waterbury hos. pitnl, who for moro than four months last year was member working In Labrador, last night ad. dressed tho members of tho Water. bury BusineBs and Professional Women's club at their club rooms. MlssO Greer told of tho work being dono at the Greenfield mission and described hor personal experiences, While in Labrador Miss Greer act. cd as nurse and teacher. hhe cx. hibited several h0okcd.rugB and knitted mittenS made by tho na- tives.
 Miss Gladys Fox of tho First Church choir and Luclan Warner of tho Mendellsohn Mnlo chorus,' entertained swlth vocal numbers. Miss Florence dreenleaf, president, was given authority to namo the delegates Go tho national convon. ton of the organization. Supper was served under the direction of Misses Cora Crompton and Anna Abeling. Miss Mlllicent Pond was in charge ofthe evenings program.
 A shower In honor of Miss Louise Diorio, who is to be married to Nelson AddueI on May 2i was given by her sister, Mrs Fred Hadden of Barnes street, last night. Mss DiorI0 was ore. scented with q chest of silver and 24 pieces of crystal. Those who at. tended were Mrs Fred Hiadden, Ann O'Lcnr, Mrs Amelia Bouffard, Miss Helen Skipp, Mrs DOmcnick Boll0isy, Mrs Joseph pcrnatoxzi, Mrs Folk Calnvocchi0, Mrs Olive Ahrens, Mrs Nornh Doyle, Mss Lucy parxiaic, Miss Elsie Rinaldi, Mrs Norah Ahern, Mrs Belle Mar. ianne, Mrs Maurice Horan, Miss Olive Lcsse, Mrs Lollie phelan, Mrs <. Adduci. Miss RoBalie Adduci, Miss Mary Adduci, Miss Helen Ed. m0nds, Mrs Sugruo, Mrs Dcws, Mss Margaret Dell, Mrs Trean, Miss Agnes Adduci, Mss Josephine Graciano, Miss Laura Peck, Miss Margaret R0ssl, Mss Mary Brig lIa, Miss Emma D'Ambrosi, Mrs Rose ltuas0, Mrs carmcla Russo, Miss, Mary Kenny, Mss Frances Giacin.
 Miss Helen Pastore of North Main street was hostess nt n ten given Sunday afternoon at her homo in compliment to Nave Speers who is to be married June 4th. The table wns attractively decorated in yellow and green with colorful centcrpiecc of cut flow CTS. Mias Rita Bcrgin poured. The guests included the Misses Natalie stokes. Anne Olcar, Jennie Mitch-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-08
Lieut. Shea AMxiIiGYy Memorial Day Plans

include Mrs Rose Radlcan, Airs Marie Bolan, Mrs Janet Rice. Mrs Elizabeth Peters and Miss Margar. ct Shanahan. Aitornates, Mrs Julia simpson, Mrs Helen Brophy, Miss Dolla Carey, Mrs Mary BplottstoHh. or, Mrs Maud rarks.
 Mrs Ellen Sheehan was chosen trustee for the period of Oighteen months. The poppy day committee announced that 1t was ln readiness for the annual sale of tho little red flowers of remembrance. The New Haven County Council session will bo held in New Haven next Satur. day afternoon at 2 ?. m.
 Mrs Mary Hunt of Ansonln and Miss Lucy Edwards of Derby, county executives, woro the guests of tho iocnl auxiliary last evening.
 Mrs Ellen Shoehan, chairman of the i2th anniversary committee, re. ported Inst evening that tho event would Do hold at Lakeside tavern on Saturday evening, May 10th.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-08

The docinror could sec that ho had . losing diamond and n losing spade. However, if he could strip the hand out, he might make his contract.
 A small heart was returned and won with the quoon. Tho thrco Of clubs was ruffed with tho four of spades. Another heart was played nnd won in dummy with tho king, and thon the four of clubs trumped with tho seven of spades.
 Doclnrcr now led the sevon of hearts and won with tho acc In dummy. He had the four Of dia- monds, winning with tho ncc in his own hand, and East mado tho nat- ural play of the deuce. However, if ho had played tho jack, tho con- tract could have boon defeated. Decinrcr returned tho three of diamonds and went up with the king In dummy. He then returned tho fVe of diamonds. West played tho ten md East had to win the trick with the queen. If he had
 had tho deuce left, tt would have allowed West to hold the trick. East hod nothing but spades loft, and Tod tho five, tho nine was played from dummy and West was hoipicss. Of course, no put on tho king, which the dcclaror won with tho ace, returned spade and took the fnosse in dummy. Thus six tcopyrisht. iost. NEA Service. Inc,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-08
Nominating
 Committee Picked

Members of tho nominating com mittee named yesterday ht tho meeting of Mollcent Porter chap. tor, Daughters of tho American Revolution, include Mrs. Frederick c. Marggrnff, Mrs, William NJ, Hodges and Miss Josephine Som. crs. OfiloorB and committees are 10 he named at tho Juno meeting.
 Mrs. David P. Gaines, regent, announced that tho nnnuni meet ing of tho Ellsworth Memorial socintion will bc held Juno nt Windsor, at which timo reports will bo rcnd md officers will bo elected Reports on tho contlnontn, congress held recently nt Washing. ton were rond by Mrs, Chimes, Mlns Minnie c. Frost and Mrs. Frod. eric Cnlkins. A program of enter. tninment followed tho meeting.
 Mir and Mrs Daniel W. Lynch of 17 Rldgewo0d street, hnB returned after spending tho weok.ond In Now York with their son, Dr Dan. icl F. Lynch, of Washington D. C. They wero registered nt tho Hotel ROOHnVnit,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-08
Open Night By ThePaImOMrCINb

A program of dancing, ontcrtnin- mont and refreshments will feature m "open nlgth" given by the Pal- mour club on tho i7th, according Co m announcement at last night . meeting. Julius drossmnn prosld. cd. The date for the clubs 10th an- nivcrsnry celebration hns been def. initoiy set as Sunday tho 27th, with n program arranged which includes many prominent local and out.of- town speakers and dancing and TO. froshments. Tho afternoon program ia open to the public. In tho eve. ming q summer formal dance will Do given for members and thelr friends,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-08
H0beVilIe Club PlanS' OberettG For Friday

s:x.issle Rod hiding Hood" an speretta, will be presented at tho HlopevlIfo school gymnasium Fri- Mav nlehk under the auspices of kho welfare committee oe the ff0nevillo Community club. Mrs xfonel CoBier of this city 10 musical director. assisted by Mrs Raymond
 children of the committee make mp the cast. They will wear animal costumes which arc being prepared by Mrs William Muus and members of the committee In charge of costumes. Mrs Joseph Burlington and Peter German are an charge of financial arrango- mentg. At tho overture there will Do . piano solo by Herbert French and vocal selections by. Shirley BoinnRer and Shirley Robinson.
 hcene, arc: Red Riding Hood, Mary dred Pilkington: woodman, Robert O'Donneil; Marjorie, Janet Pllking- ton; wolf, George Baker; Miss Mufget, Mildred Molious; spider. Rita Charest; Queen of Hearts, verna Atkins; Jack of Hearts, Ar-, thur 0'Donnell; Bo-Peop, Marllyn Miller; Jack Horncr, Charles Arm- strong; Jack and Jill, Marion gmit hand Airline Snndiand.
 The chorus will consist of Irene Forrest, Janet Pllklngton, Doris Walker, Shirley Robinson, freno Sceiey, Josn Shea, Grace Kinney. Mildred Moiicus, Ethel Noble, Bar. bnra Meyers, Florence Mattel, Adelaide Miller, Dorothy Bottom Icy, Peggy Adams, Eva Patrick, verna Akins, Arlene Wheeler, Mar. garet Craig, Robert Baker, William Conway, Herbert French, Harold Slater, Joseph plzzuto, Louis WylIc, Charles Edwards, and Estollo Mil- Ter.
 During the intormission, . piano solo will bo played by Diana Me-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-08

Five delegates to the state one campment to bo held In Hartford on June ib-iU.f7 were elected last evening at meeting of Lieutenant Shea auxiliary, Veterans of For. eiRn Wars, at tho state armory. Plans for Memorial day, for the sale of peoples and for sending rcpreHentntivoB to the Now Haven County Council were also perfected at Inst nights session.
 The state cncampment delegates
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-08
Rum mage Sale May 70 And IT

A rummago salo will Do eonduct- cd Thursday and Friday of this wock under tho auspices of St Mary's Hospital Aid Society at number so East Main stroot. Tho snlo will begin Thu, sday morning and continue all day during both days. Donations of clothing and household articles will bo received at tho store Wednesday afternoon or during tho days of tho salo. Ar. engagements mpy Do made to have articles called for by cOmmunicat. ing with Mrs Joseph McOlnnisB, president Of the association. Household articles of any dcscrip. ton md clothing will Do welcomed by tho committee in charge.
 Mrs Louis Fried of Burton street entertained Saturday afternoon in honor Of hcr daughter fdn's third birthday. Thero were decorations of spring flowers with q pink and yol- low color sehomo. 4 lunch was served. Tho young guests present included Ida Friod, Judith d0ld- borg, Bobby Rubin, Doria ober- atcin, Ethel Goldberg, Stella Wii- onaky, Inn Margolis, Burton Abort, Robert Solo, Leonard and Jackie Mnrgoiis, Jerry Ackormnn; and also Mrs Harry Aekermnn, Mrs Sidney Albert, Mrs Joseph Gold borg, Martin Rubin. Mrs l. HoIl0. Mrs Jack Marg0lIs, Mrs Sam Mar. goiIa, Mrs T. MOrganHtern, Mrs F. Bnruch, MIsHcs Ida Iaancs. SadIN Frnnkcn. Rose Levine. Stella Da- ruch and Tinn,o MarRoiIs.
 Tn St Joscph's church In Ansonia yoBtordny q crowd attended tho wedding of Miss Julia Dulkn, of Anaonia and Joseph P. Gorsxwick, of Waterbury, the marriage being followed by n nuptial mnss. Roy Joseph JnnOfskl was tho ceiobrant, Tho bride was attended by her Bia- tor, Miss Mary Dulkn and Frank May of Waterbury, was best man.
 Tho bride was given in marriage by hcr fnthcr, Joachim Dulka, of 414 Main street. Following the church services n reception was hold in tho homo of tho brides parents, many out Of town relatives being present. Late in the after. noon the newly married couple loft on q honeymoon trip, and planned to go ns far aB Washington, D. c. Upon their return they will reside in Waterbury.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-08
TriNjtyGvuds
 WUC0NgeNe


 4 delegation ef members ek khe Waterbury Chapter of Trinity col. loee will attend the ocnferenoe ef New England groups in WoFeesist Saturday, May 18th. The Bee4lon will be hold at the WaehusetfB Country club. An interesting odu. cationai and social program hap been arranged in connection with the affair.
 Among the Waterbury represen- tntlves will bo Mrs Frank ]. Ken- ney, president of tho local chapter, Mrs Charles Mccarthy, Mrs Ralph 1T. Vaughn and Mrs Francis Me- Donald.
 The meeting of the Literary Guild of tho Church of Our Lady of Lourdes held it's regular meeting in the Children of Mary's Library Friday evening, with m attendance of 2b. Tho speakers were Misses Rose Bartoiina, Louise Colosanto, Angellne Russo and Molly Bummn. Miss Josephine Allova presided. The next meeting will be held May 17.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-08

North now got tho bright idcn of showing his diamonds. South naturally supported tho diamonds and North got panicly and wont back to spades. South took him to slam.
 The Play
 Tho jack of clubs was opened, which tho dcclarer won in dummy with tho ace. A smnll club was returned and trumpod with the three of spades.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-08
Solution Co Previous Contract Problem


 Contract Problem
 You can seldom play Q hand poorly and get away with . good score, but pair will got thom- selves all tangled up in the bidding, and before they know 1t, they are In q slam contract. And then, once in while, by clover play, they will 70 out and mako tho con- tract.
 But that is part of the gamo, and that is what happened in to-day'B hand. I am giving tho bidding as at actually oceurred--not that l np- prove of 1t In any manner.
 Inc Bidding
 South did not wish to start with q ne trump, and opcnod his only sour.cnrd suit--tho club suit. North made q natural ono over ono. South wished to mako a construc. tive bid, 50 he bid hearts.
 North ro-bid spades, signing tho hand off. But South now jumped to same In no trump. Up to thlS point tho bidding has been normal.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-08
Contract Bridge
HILTON CONTRACT CLUB

The results of the Monday eve. hing team of four match between ladies and gentlemen conducted by Mrs William sherman *Bmith nt tho Hotel Elton were nB foilowsi tho men won tho match with the following high team players: firEt team, N. E. Platt, Herbert Root substituting for Alvan Davis, Henry $. Newman and w. <. Smith with fGM points; second team, S, M. Lund, ]. Norton, Carl Hcobncr and Elton Burrltt substituting for s. M. Main, l6M.
 MATTATUCK BRIDGE CLUB
 Tn tho Monday afternoon con- tract bridge session of tho Mattn. tuck Bridge club conducted by Mrs Charles Woodl0ck high scores werp ns follows; North and South: Mrs John 0affncy and Mrs Jane O'Iirion substituting for Mrs James BulRer and Mrs Edward Iritzpat- rick, Gi; Mrs Joseph Bergin and Mrs Joseph Stevens, 60; Mrs Dan. ici T. Burlington, ,Jr., and Mrs William Dunphy, G0M; East and West: Mrs John King and Mrs Harold Brew, 87; Mrs Francis Mo. Donald and Mrs John Gilmnrtin substituting for Mrs Lawrence XII. bride, G3M; Mrs George Russell and Mrs William Burke, G3. Total scores in percentages are as fol. lows: Mrs Joseph Bergen and Mrs Joseph Stevens, .572; Mrs Francis r. duilfoilo and Mrs William Sc- cor .566; Mrs Frederick Dausch and Mrs Ettn Howard tied with Mrs James Bulgcr and Mrs Edward Fitzpatrick, $50; Mrs Arthur Cook and Mrs William Briggs, .532; Mrs George Russell and Mrs William Burke, ,b28.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-08
Club Activities

A drive for tho rocrultInR of new members was announced nt tho meeting of Council Villa Maria, st Jean Do Baptist, at Moose hall last night. Mrs Lucien Dorouin. preBident, presided at tho session, A Monte Carlo whist party Will Dc hold for members and friends of tho order following tho June 4th meeting. Mrs John La Vaileo heads tho committee and will bo agslBted by Mss Mario Leblanc and MisS Cociie Frochotte. Mrs Lucion Derouln was named as chairman of tho committee in charge of q card party for tho benefit of St Ann's parochial school nt St Ann's
 Election of officers and supper In celebration of tho goth annlvorB. ary of tho founding of tho local order will Do held nt tho next meeting of tho Daughters of Bt George, 1t was announced ht tho meeting at k. of c. hall last night Tho meeting will Do held nt tho hall the 2tst, beginning nt 0;30 o'clock. Tho committee includes Mrs Ellen White, Mrs Ruth Lar. mott, Mrs Edith Reding, and Mrs EveIyn Whlllb,
 Two candidates received tho soc. end degroo at tho meeting of tho Townsend lodge at odd Fellowg' hall Inst night. Refreshments were served following tho meeting. Townsend lodge will participate with other iodRoB of odd Follows in tho celebration of tho iibth m. nlvcrsdry of tho founding of odd Foil0wBhip in q program which iH scheduled to begin at B o'clock to- night in odd Feil0wB' hall.
 Jack Freedman was named prei- nte at tho meeting of Theodore Roosevelt lodge Inst night. Joseph Roinor, chancellor commander, pro. sldod.
 Delegates from ali section of the country will meet in this city for tho convention of the Now Haven county Parent-Tonehora nsBoeln. tl0nB Monday tho 2iBt nt tho First Methodist church. Plans were mado for tho convention at n meet. ing of members of the local coun. |cll at tho Chamber of Commerco building. Refreshments will Do in charge of tho women of tho FfrHt Methodist church, according t0 an armour cement of Mrs. Eva Groone.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-08
CONTRACT BRIDGE
BY VIM. x. Mex ENNEY Secretary of tho American Brtdge iHa

Good Play Saves Bad Partners Work Themselves T Small Slam Contract, But Make It By Strip.
 ping Hands Down To Trump.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-08

oil. May McCasland, Margaret Wa's lace. Mary Conroy. Rita BcrgIn, Louise Dniiey, Nave and Jeanette Specrs, Mrs Earl Munson. Mrs Anna Pastore, Dina Tronno. and Helen Pastorc.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-08
|NurSeS Plan
 Gard Party

Nurses attached to the baby clln. 10 stan at He Mnry'a hospital Will be hostess to their friends and the general public nt h bridge and tea party to be held Thursday after noon, 2 to s D m..
 Members of tho committee of ar- engagements include Amelia Des. rOcher, Emilino DOvino, Isabella Fragcau, Anna Botatcllo, Margar. ct Farrell.
 Rev Moses R. Lowell, pnstor of the Second Congregational church of thlB city, will bo tho speaker this evening nt the First Congre. gationnl church in Meriden whoro the girls of that church will enter- tain their mothers at q banquet