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The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-07-12
TWO HALIBUTERS SELL
 AT LOWER PRICE RANGE

Two boats sold halibut in the Juneau market this morning for prices a little lower again than yesterday.
 The Avona, Cap. Olaf Larsen, sold 14,000 pounds to the New Eng land Fish Company at 6 and 4.05 cents per pound, and the T-3380 sold l,500 pounds to the Alaska Coast Fisheries at and cents.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-07-12
HAS BROKEN ANKLE

Sam Niemi, Alaska Juneau en- ployee. entered St. Ann's. Hospital yesterday afternoon for treatment of broken bone in his left ankle, said to have been suffered as he came down the mine trail after coming off shift.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-07-12

viding relief jobs more attention will be paid to the possible effect on local labor markets.
 POWER: A subject seldom mentioned but not to be lost sight of. Important legislation next ses- sion seems indicated, with the trend strongly toward extension of the Muscle Shoals government own ership policy. MT. Roosevelt is ex- pected to talk about it in his west ern speeches in early August.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-07-12
GLEN SIMPSON ARRESTED
 AT VALDEZ BY MARSHAL

Glen B. Simpson, alleged to have swindled Ketchikan business firms out of some $100 an worthless checks, has been arrested at Val de by Federal authorities on a tele- graphic warrant from this Division, according to word received today by w. T. Mahoney, United States Marshal
 Simpson is salu tu nave come from Jackson. Wyo.. and claimed to be interested in dude ranch" project on Kenai Peninsula.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-07-12

appearance as well as her varied repertoire make a concert in which she sings an event not soon to be forgotten.
 Miss Keep has been studying constantly since leaving here last winter and now is planning to con- tinue her musical studies in Europe, after which a career in grand opera has been predicted by many whose knowledge of music is pro- found.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-07-12
ATTENTION A AMEDTCAM TE(In1

ATTENTION
 AMERICAN LEGION Meeting tonight at the Dugout. 8 o'clock. Please be there. Im- portant.
 WAINO HENDRICKSON. adv. Commander. Profits from workshops in the Virginia Penitentiary at Richmond totaled $3,933 for a six-month per iod and the entire amount was spent for the benefit of prisoners.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-07-12
Recouery Program Is Keeping National
 Capital Stirred UI

Continued rron Page One)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-07-12

Old newspapers for sale at En- pire Office,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-07-12

Shop in Suneau
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RoOMs-FURNISHED.

den; meals phone, / or people. quiet
home Of young married couple. EN-. 1856.
ed room: cool. quiet. refined; $40. SIS
30 z ST. N.w.-one or rooms. kit;
two basement rooms one Ink. room;
s25O per week: men only. RinE house
PlS.s en- b. s sss Also sPs:
front room for light housekeeping.
10Th 4 PARK RD-Front room. oentle-
men. All conveniences Near bath. Ga
rage. zoos Klingle I'd NV. co. 4763-W..
bath. in refined home. cail or phone
GEorgia 1851 after noon.
% 9th ST. N.E-one living room and
kitchen. Nicely furnished. Lincoln 1870.
1909 HOBART ST. five doors from Mt.
Pleasant st.-Comfortable room for one or
two gentlemen. Private family. Adults.
DOWNTOWN; elevator apt. building; large
s snd add aas ME-
1902 EAST CAPIToL-Clean rooms. single
and double; hot water; telephone. oppo-
site park. Lincoln 500. IL.
54O7 KANSAS AVE. N.w.I-Large front
unlimited phone. GE. 6092.
2O34 18th ST. N.w.-Double and single
rooms; Summer rates; porches. balconies.
Hobbies. private bath. garage
CLEVELAND PARKI-Largs room and In
in private family. CT. 1887.
242 MADISON ST. NW.-Front room for
gentlemen. single; facing Government park.
GE. 1853.
1910 CAMBRIDGE PL N.W.-one double
and one single room; gentlemen preferred;
twin beds. Potomac 5000.
$50; doyntoxn; choice cool large r well.
T 1uTnshed 81 9ed iatb room Win running
1919 GARFIELD ST. N.W.-Nicelv fur
nished front room. private bath, garage,
use of phone. Emerson 1884.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.. 3215 Rittenhouse
front room. So CL. 1853.
DOWNTowN-Large, cool, clean room.
with porch reasons BILE. Young man pre-
ferred. Convenient Govt depts. ME. 3l90.
lI16 18th ST. NV rooms and private
bath on first floor: rent reasonable.
1927 POTOMAC AVE. s.E.-Large front
room or : men.
3O2 MASS. AVE NE.-Larse front room
| with bath for two; So
IIl2 NJ ST. NW-Nicely furnished rooms.
| Gently renovated; reference.
CHEVY CHASE. D. CE3?I1 Rittenho.use
| to to'i bath. $3.50 week Adults
! OF C ST NE-Large, comfortable bed
| room: next bath. Phone Atlantic 6o3z.
1872 PARK RID. NV beautifully
furnished room, first floor front.
800 PENN AVE. Sc. APT. 4-Furnished
room for Ink, 81 wk.
1854 GIRARD ST. NV. Apt. Quiet.
nicely furnished room; adults; reasonable:
1898 r. I. AVE. INTERCHANGEABLE, clean
rooms; convenient to town.
| EMPLOYED COUPLE; references; Wood
ridge; 500. North 6S6O-W.
1918 ST NW-An apartment and sew
eral rooms: DELIGHTFULLY."- cool: reasonable.
COLORED-Furn room in refined apt,
employed men or couple; NV. sectloni
reasonable. Call before pm. Adams
13g4-R.
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REAL BUYS

CAFETERIA, short hours; doing $500
wkly. 2 meals. Price, S1.5OO; terms.
GAS STATION. 12 pumps. indepen-
dent; on Wise. ave. Sells $1,000 gall
Ions monthly. Price only $500.
BARBECUE. on best ave in city.
on-saIe whisky Dance floor. Wkiy.
bus. over $500; parking. $500; terms.
REST, beer license. Doing $500
wkly. Rent, SIS. Price, $500; terms.
DEL. CONF ODD. schools; good
business. Low rent. Terms.
DEL, $3.50 weekly cash; rooms.
GROCERY, rooms. Only S1OO.
GROCERY, rent SEQ. $500 wkly.
DRY GROCERY. rent S35; terms.
DINING ROOM. short hrs. Terms.
KOSHER DEL. $500 wkly. Terms.
BABY SHOP. rent S25. $500.
MANY OTHER GOOD BUYS.
sting& Finance Co
south's Leading Business Brokers
Ninth Floor. Dist. Natl Bank BLDG.
1406 C St. NV. Tel. ME. 4Sl3.
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RETAIL MEAT BUSINESS in Washington's
best food center; completely equipped with
electrical refrigeration and ami Price
surprisingly reasonable Will explain rea-
son for selling. See Mr.. A. F. Harlan. o
St Market
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MANAGER wanted for Washington. D. c..
by well-rsted national corp: Gentle pre-
ferred; applicant must have car; worth
$500 per month to right man; no selling:
$3.50 cash investment and good charac-
ter reference required personal interview
only. Write. giving phone. Address Box
1867. Star Office
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GROCERY, delicatessen, apt; Mondays
special, $3.50. Grocery and meats guar
antees $500 weekly Mr.. Silver, zoos
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TAILOR SHOP FOR sALE-suburban loca-
ton in NV. part of city; good location
for selling suits; very we'll established.
Call GEorgia 1883
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BAKERY, soda fountain. established doing
good cash business; low rent; sacrifice
$4,000. Address Box 349-z Star Office.
SOLICITORS LIQUOR LICENSE for sale.
cheap: have other job. See Mr.. Ball 1907
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WANT TO RENT with privilege of buying
barber or beauty shop. anywhere. Address
Box Biz. Star Office.
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DELICATESSEN. fountain, sandwiches,
beer, Frigldaire. Special offer. $500 down;
easy. terms; $1,000. zoos Eye NV. MA.
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WILL SELL part interest in small corpora
ton enlarglng its activities corporation Is
conservatively managed and earnings should
be above normal For particulars write
Jonvan Mfg. Co. 11O 14th st NV
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FOR SALE-Beauty shop in business sec
ton of NV Must see to appreciate
Price right. Address Box 1851. Star
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CIGARS, candy. newspapers. lobby Office
bldg; equipped and stocked; short hours;
closed Sundays. Price. S1100 cash: no
brokers. Address Box 401-Z. Star office.
CAFETERIA. live busy; best section. op-
posite several large permanent Govt
bldgs.; reaS. Address Box 402-Z. Star
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ROOMS-UNFURNIsHED.

COL RHODE ISLAND AVE N.W.-Colored;
individual rooms, newly decorated; unrea-
sonably low rent. Apply JanItor or DE.
NEAR WALTER REED HOSPITAL-Very
large front room. next bath; light house
keeping; two in family. Shepherd 1907 w.
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clears S1O0 monthly Rooming house, IS
rooms. all filed; money maker; $1,000.
half cash. Mr.. Silver. MA 1864.
CLEANING AND PRESS1NG-A downtown
$500 monthly business Excellent EQUIP
nent. 81 $50. R. M. DeShazo. 1923 14th
NV. MA. $500.
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IlI6 18th ST. NV rooms and private
bath on first floor: rent reasonable.
1927 POTOMAC AVE. sE-Large front
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ELECTRIC RUG & CARPET WASHING CO
and OUTFIT Tor sale am too old lii there ere
fore will sell or trade it for good car
This is all new and cost 1924. Shepherd
o514-W
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LOCAL MANAGER WANTED,

Our field superintendent will be in
through personal interview, a local man
ager for D. c. and vicinity. We want a
man of integrity and average ability to
look after business here. Cash investment
required. Investment positively protected,
We are national organization rated Dun
& Pradstreet, References required. Write.
giving name address, phone number. Ad
dress Box 403-z Star ONCE
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WANTED-ROOMS.

YOUNG MAN with car will furnish trans
portation to D. c. as part payment for
room in Aurora Hills or suburbs. Address
Roy 3lS-Z Star Office
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30. MASS. AVE NE-Large front room
with hath for two: ST
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WANIED--,A partner in a profitable Mary
land dlstlllery. Need S35. 900 for expan-
sion. This is rare opportunity Ad-
dress Box 350-Z, Star Office
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LARGE modern room. preferably unfur-
nished, in private residence. 18th st. bus
line; young lady: Govt; reasonable. Ad-
draer nov IO1.Z nf7re
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c.. 32I5 Rittenhouse
st.-Large room for two, So. Smaller
front room 81 CT. 1153.
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II ACRES, 12-ROOM HOUSE and all nee
essary buildings; best opening for road
house or small club house in Maryland.
George Fountain Peters, owner Rockville,
Md r. F. D. No. >
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BED ROOM, next sleeping porch and
den; meals. phone, l or 2 people. quiet
home Of young married couple. EN-. 1886.
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| DOWNTOWN-Large cool, clean room,
| ferred Convenient Govt depts. NE. 1890.
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NEWSSTAND, cigars ETC.. in lobby large
apt; -hotel. goirg business price only $500.
Address Box 35a-Z Star Office
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SMALL down payment. balance on easy
terms, buys this corner delicatessen. ISL
Upshur st. NV.
81 P ST. NV. candy store. sacri-
fee, low rent; only S25 cash ME. 1900,
EN-. O216.
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SHOE REPAIR -sHoP-Rent S45. Com
cation. Must sacrifice. si.i5o. Reason
able terms. MA. 1854.
S. WINFIELD, 900 18th NV. x
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GASOLINE accessories; large station; low
rent; 7-year lease; fine business; well
equipped and stocked: price So 1000. Ad-
dress Box 312-Z Star Office
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$50: downtown; choice cool. large, WELL
furnished bed-lying room with running
w H17 nth
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FOR SALE-Delicatessen, es:ab-
lislled years, in excellent location !;
otf-sale beer license; doing good
business. Rent, $4,000 month on
lease. No living quarters. Call
NO. $3.50.
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1919 GARFIELD ST NW.-Nicely fur
| nished front room, private bath, garage
| nSe of nhnne EMerSnn 1hS4.
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WANTED-GaSollne station, doing good
business, near WASHINGTON E. H. Capell
Columbia pike. Arlington. Va.
statesmen acquainted with service sta
lar Jockee soap, pound can retailing for
25c.. Small investment. Product already
in demand. Agent left account illness
Crystal Chemical Company. BelleVille. N j
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

CONTINUED on Next Pase.S
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LUNCH ROOM. fine location; splendid bus
mess completely equipped; price. S2-25O;
terms. Address Box 451-Z. Star office.
HAVE PLACE FOR GAS lunch. tourist;
want partner help start. Apply John
Adams. Rockville, Md. P. o. Box 1853.
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dress Box 1917. Star office.
SINGLE ROOM in Wardman Park vicin-
ity by young lady: state price. Address
Box 3S9-Z Star ONCE.
GOVT. EMPLOYE desires furn.. room in
private home: must be reasonable. Ad-
dress Box 295-Z. Star once.
UNFINISHED. with or near bath: down
town: refined. middle-aged widow; refer
ences Address Box 3Os-Z, Star once.
LARGE. BRIGHT. cool unfurn. Ink. room,
bath; walking distance Munitions Bldg.
lady Address Box 231-X. Star once.
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Exeeien terms M
Ilo3 l4th u W MA 1920
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2K-Largs room and in.
orch. block bus and car,
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NEAR WARpMAN PARK HoTEL-ss5; 3
baths, 8 bed rooms, expensive furnish
in1s: nothing to buy, GE. 266I
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-28
Contract Bridge
CORNELL CONTRACT CLUB

In the Tuesday afternoon session of the Cornell Contract club held at 20 Buckingham street under the direction of Mrs. John c. Nor iarty top scorers were: North and South: Mrs. Thomas Bane and Mrs Joseph Bergin, Al 1-2; Mrs. Wal ter Woods and Mrs Joseph Wolff, 123 1-2; Mrs. William Carpenter and Mrs Clarence Bynrs, 123 and Mrs. Francis Mcdonald, and Mrs. Michael Galullo, 112; and East and West, Mrs. William Faeth and Mrs. James Walsh substituting for Mrs. William Moran. 13S; Mrs. A. Hen Eeyeld and Mrs. 1T. B. Moore, 131 1-2; Mrs. Asa York and Mrs. Joseph Reilley substituting for Mrs. Joseph Hosey and Mrs. John Turner, 129 1-2; and Mrs William Cleary and Mrs. Gerald Shea, 115 1-2.
 The official standing to date is as follows: Mrs. Thomas Bane and Mrs. Joseph Bergln, .6G4; Mrs. Walter Woods and Mrs. Joseph Wolff, .597;: Mrs Fred Lux and Mrs. John F. King, .5S4; Mrs. Will liam Carpenter and Mrs. Clarence Byars, ,.577; Mrs. Joseph Hosey and Mrs. John Turner, .574; Mrs. William Faeth and Mrs. William Moran. .563: and Mrs. A. Henge- weld and Mrs. II. E. Moore. .557,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-28

ately led a small heart to his king.
 Vests double marked him with the king of spades. so Lee now led hls ace of spades, mfusing to take tho spade iinesse. He next cashed his king of clubs, and then started to sqecze West by leading n heart.
 West followed on the first heart, which was won with the acc in dummy. When tho queen of hearts waH returned. West discarded the eight of spades. on tho pack or hearts south dl cardcd the queen of spades and West let go tho nine of clubs.
 On tho six of hearts, the dcclar' or released tho six. of diamonds but West was squeezed,
 if he lot RO his king of spades dummy'B Jack would he good, whiio if he discarded tho nine of diamonds, declnrer would win inc Inst two tricks with inc queen and seven of dinmOndh.
 When fsne 0nHhed hlH nro or fpadon, setting np Wem's king, h" made the play known ns inc Wen nn coup, lt iH nacnhhnfy to rnhh lhla hre hO Inc queen lnnN bn Jlh' narfl0d on ono Of Inc hoaHH, Copyright 1884, NicA Service, Inc
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-28

tions of the class of 1894 includes: P. Brown, Jr, s. r. Emerick, H. M, Havemeyer. R. T. Sanderson and W. L. Thompson; 1885, s. V. Cam man, j.. I. Ely, s. A. Galpin. E. Howe, c. Peck, c. Seymour, H. J. Turner, c E. Walbridge, w l.. Warren; 1936, c. C. Rodgers, W. r. Ware and K. D. Wightman.
 Last years exhibit was in the basement of Durfee hall, Elm street, and later went to Water bury, Hartford and New York. This exhibition is under the auspices of the Record. The patronesses for the annual critics tea, which was held yesterday afternoon, Mrs James Rowland Angell, Mrs Charles Seymour and Mrs Carl A. Lohmann. Among those who ac- cepted the invitations for the tea were Prof and Mrs John Chester Adams, Prof w. II. Durham, Jr. Prof and Mrs Samuel E. fleming way, Prof James c. Leyburn. Prof Wallace Notestein, Prof A. O'Brien- Moore, Prof Richard l.. Purdy, Prof Shepard Stevens, Prof C. Bradford Welles, Prof A. M. Witherspoon. Prof and Mrs Karl Young, William Douglas, Gordon $. Haight, s. Kent and students of The Dramat, Hoot, Lit, News, and Record boards.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-28
Dr. Gregg Speaks
 To Women Voters
Card Party Planned By Local League For
 March 18th.

Speaking before the members Of the Waterbury League of Women Voters yesterday afternoon, Rev. pr. James E. Gregg of the First church discussed his impressions Of several European countries. He visited Europe last summer. He expressed the opinion that dicta- torshkbs over there arc only tenn porary devices and added thatI de- mocracy will outlast them in the long run.
 The members of the league will hold a public bridge party on March 12th at the homes of Miss Edith Chase and Mrs. John P. FL ton. At both places Mrs. Joseph Davis will talk on the fundamen- tals of the game. Mrs. Frank New comb is in charge. of the tickets.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-28

empire because it will be friend ly act and might eventually bring about reduction in armament. Speaking of Europe he said the world has left the postwar era and instead has entered the pre- war period. The shadow of war Is over Europe, Professor Reardon intimated, and while no one seems to want war, there is a fatalistic feeling hat 1t Is inevitable.
 He ointed out that the tension in France has been somewhat re- lieved by the recalling of Doumer- que. That country will never go Fascist, he believes. The Com munists there are noisy but have no great hold while the Royalists arc not to be taken seriously. Hit Ter in Germany and Mussolini in Italy do not want war at this time.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-28
Neighborhood House
 VII Sponsor Concert

Plans for the concert of the Lin coin University Glee club at the Pearl Street Neighborhool house, March IA, were made at the meet ing of the general committee last night. The committee is headed by Mrs Cora Mannis and includes the following: Vice-chairman, Miss Elizabeth Roscoe, secretary treas urer, Goffre Fogg; Mrs M. Jen- klns, Mrs s. Reyes, Miss II. Stew ems, Miss A. Jenkins. D. Fogg, Miss M, Roscoe, c. Curtiss, J. New, Moses Holmes, C. Smith. P. Alex ander. s. Russell. R. s. Garner, Mrs M. Harvey Ward, and Mrs Leila T. Alexander.
 The committee is composed of members of, the Maids and Ma irons. Younger set, Delta Tau. Phi " .Hgma and Vagabond clubs. Mem bers of tho board of directors and the Social and Sturdy club will act as hostesses.
 Previous to the concert a supper will be served. Further plans for tho concert and the decoration of the hall will be made at the next meeting Of the committee at 7:30 o'clock week from tonight.
 OnucT Lnc uITeCLIOl OL MTo h' Harvey Ward, the Vagabond club held an interesting meeting Mon day night. Reports were given on tho visit of the Comrade club of Hartford last week. Two members were initiated and topics were as signed for next week. A discussion was held in which the opportuni- ties of the schookJ and the churches so far as the race question is con- cerned were, compared.
 Rev. pr. John N. Lewis, rector of St. Johns Episcopal church was a guest speaker at the fellowship supper of St. Pauls Methodist Episcopal church on East Farm street last night. Dr. Lewis showed stereoptican slides. illustrating his foreign travels. He also spoke on vists he made to the CCC camps at Camp Tourney in West Goshen.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-28
Ball Plans WiH Be
 Announced Sunday

Important announcements in re- gard to the Charity Ball will be made at q meeting of the Water- bury Intercollegiate Club which will be held on Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock at Knights of Colum- bus Hall. The Ball Is scheduled for April End at the Hamilton Park Pavilion. Committees will be an nounced on Sunday by Joseph II. Robinson, chairman of the ball.
 The committee In charge of this weeks card party to be given by the ladies of St. Patrick's parish on Friday evening includes: Mrs Michael Daly, Mrs Joseph Bower, Mrs Peter Massinet, Mrs Nora Harty, Mrs John Dwyer, Mrs Mario Palozzl, Mrs Joseph Hag- gerty and Miss Jennie Laudotl.
 Miss Helen Carr of Plaza avenue has been spending several days as the guest of her aunt, Mrs James Gilsen, of Torrington.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-28
Club Activities

last night in Liberty hall. The members of the committee arc Jane Rannudo. Mary DeMatteo, Rose Pellegano, Mary DeCiccio,
 X. K,
 Chancellor Comdr A.. r. Didst: bury presided over last nights business meeting of Comstock lodge, Knights of Pythias. A social hour featuring card games follow ed the business session.
 Addresses by state officers and entertainment including music and magic will precede the dinner at a Washington birthday celebration to be sponsored tonight by Washing ton Camp IS. Patriotic Order of Sons of America, in Mechanics hall. Delegates will be present from numerous camps throughout the state. l.. W. Curtis heads the committed in charge of the cele- bration, assisted bv z. B. Link, w.. B. Candee, Arthur Daniels and Arthur Wooster.
 A food sale will be conducted on April 15 at tho Miller & Peck store by the Pine Rock circle, Lady For esters. On the same night, spe- cial summons meeting will be held at Moose hall. Beginning In April, this lodge will conduct it's meetings the fourth Thursday of every month.
 Otto Reichenbach, presiding at last nights meeting of Nosahogan lodge, odd Fellows, announced the postponement of the scheduled first degree work until next Tuesday night.
 A public social featuring cards and musical selections was an- nounced for March 13 at last nights meeting of the ladies' aux Hilary No. 5. Ancient Order of Hibernians at Hibernian hall. Mrs Ernest Drufa is in charge of this special St Patrick's days celebra- tion, assisted by Mrs Elizabeth Peters, Miss Inez Kelly, Mrs Ed ward Rafferty and, Miss Nellie Me- Carthy. Mrs John M. Lynch, presi- dent of the auxiliary, presided al last nights meeting. which was followed by card party. The meeting was well attended.
 The scheduled dance of tho Leavenworth Hi-Y club, supposed to be held tomorrow night, has been postponed indefinitely. An |nouncement was made by Edward E. Welch, secretary of the club.
 John F. Mccain of New Jersey, who was to have addressed q meet ing of the Unico club at The Elton last night, was unable to i'll his en gagement because of poor weather conditions IiG will speak at q future date.