The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-01-24
BRIDGE TOURNEY
 DRAWS BIG CROWD
State Players Fill Com= nlunity Hall at COmpeti-
 ton Last Night
OAKVILLE

The upper room of the Commun- aty hall was filled to its capacity Hast evening with contract bridge players from New Haven, Seymour, Naugatuck, Watertown and Oak vile. This tournament is under the Auspices of the Mems Club and was run off in four sections. Harry Byrnes is the instructor.
 The winners in Section1-North and South top, MT. and Mrs. S. Overbaugh; runners-up, Louis Zeil- 10 with Charles Foster and Mrs. M. Kelly with J. Brennan; East and West, top, Chamberlain and Me- kenna; runners-up Doris Haight and Florence Haight, Miss S. M. Balse with M. V. Duell.
 Dr. Stanley Lund was in charge.
 Section II, Calvin Hurlburt in eharge-North and South top, Der ry Decker; runners-up, Katherine O'Hara and E. Beach, E. Chapius with s. Bryen. East and West top Mfrs. G. H. Putnam with Mrs. A. Lockhart; runners-up, MT. and Mrs. Edward Leonard and MT. and Mrs. Harry KrantZ.
 Section III, Harry Byrnes in charge-North and South top-Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Burns; runners-up, Mrs. H. Rogers with A. Reichen- bach, Mrs. Joseph Reilly with Mrs. A. J. York. East and West top Miss T. Collins and E. Collins of Few Haven; secondf Mir. and Mrs. J. ?. Dunn, tied with Ziello and Gugneimetti; third, Mrs. John Mill Ter and Mrs. A. Reichenbach.
 Section ", Harry Byrnes in charge-North and South top, MT. and Mrs. Hector Auray, MT. and Mrs. Delage, and Mrs. George Booth. East and West top, Charles Mehr, Mrs. Stanley Lund, MT. and Mrs. Frank Menetrey, Mrs. J. Con- don with Mrs. Joseph Bormolini.
 This tournament will be held on Monday evenings at the upper room of the Community hall. Any one wishing to come in call Harry Byrnes, druggist.
 Glasses Started
 Glasses sponsored by the federal emergency relief administration have been started. The art class was the first class which was held Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at the South school under the di- rection of Miss Hazel Weld, grad late of the Massachusetts Insti- tute of Technology. The next meet ing will be held Thursday after noon. Those interested and wish to join may apply at the school Thursday.
 Assembly Program
 The weekly assembly program at eon rrfxy l~rx O of the junior high school, included number of varied interests, one of the features being a resume of morous playlet arranged from the book. The program opened with a oupening song and bugle call. were given by Dorothy Lampron Marie Boulanger, Katherine Kara suk, Theresa Falcone, Beatrice Hettlinger and Gelsomina Clemen- te.
 Playlet, America, Our Country radio announcer. Mary LaPor- ta, speeches of introduction by Frances Skrapolski and Michael Colobel1a; workers in the country Ruth Downs, James Diorio, An drew Karasuk, Stephen Yachenko George Lindahl, Irene Davidson travellers to this country, Heller Pillise, Jane Worden, Nellie Gillis Joseph Klupa, Helen Boxx, Anna Denaro, Susan Matasavich, Miltor Walker and Eva Popovich.
 Piano selection-Blancshe Pui- dix.
 Ideal America-Alvera Lavine.
 The resume of "Uncle Tom: Cabin" was presented by Aldona Mary Werenko, Stella Matusavich In the skeach from the book, the part of Topsy was played by Mil dred Stevens, Eva, Doris Cedar holm; and Miss Ophelia, by Ros'