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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-02-12
St Margarefs Tea
Held Yesterday

A long tea table tastefully deco
rated In n color scheme OF red and
white In keeping with the Valen-
tine motif decorated st Margarets
hall yesterday afternoon when the
Children of Mary society entertain
cd ut Valentine ten for their
mcmbeB and also for members Of
the Sacred Heart parish Children
OF Mary. Miss Helen Carr and Miss
Helen Flaherty presided at the
tea table. A largo delegation from
each society enjoyed tho afternoon
social.
Those attending were: Misses
Jeanette Specrs. Louise A. Con-
way. Mary F'laherty, Madeline Bal
lnntyno, Florence Ray. Edith Pill
Ia, Dorothy Ray, Teresa Snntora,
Gertrude Foley, Ann Toomey, Ann
Fryer, Florence Byrncg, Loretta
Leroy, Mary Synnott, Ann Kane,
Kathleen Synnott, Catherine A.
Flahcrty, Mildred Hebert, Irene q.
Roach, Helen O'Rourke, Mary
Troy, Anne Turley. Rita A. Cor
den, Julia A. Bannon. Helen q.
conaty, Elizabeth V. Griffin, Flor
cnce G.. Whitney, Mary A. Copcs,
Mary Il. Bannon. Helen Murphy,
Rosemary Foley, Helen Carr. Mary
Fecst, Frances Guarrera, Sue Gar
rern, Ann Maloncy, Mary Hobart.
Bette Harmon, Maurcen Luddy,
Helen Bowling, Margaret r. De-
laney, Margaret Moran. Marion
Van Deusen. Marjorie Donahue,
Catherine Harmon, Lucy Guarrera,
Rose Harmon, Mary BanpOn, Mary
Shea, Rita Corkery, Betty Bowes,
Mary Robinson. Mary Schmidt
Adelaide Maillard, Marguerite
Shanahan, Edna NJ. Harmon. Mary
Mulcnhy, Mary Louise Lawlor,
Mary Ellen Strokcr, Charlotte NJ.
Moran, Julie McGrath, Marie A.
Horrigan, Margaret Riley. Mary
Dwyer, Mary A. Gordon. Helen
Flaherty. Ann Toomey and Mary
Murphy.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-02-12
Russian Society Has
Annual Elections

John Rozum was elected presi-
dent Of the Young Peoples Russian
association at q meeting held yes
terdny afternoon In the basement
Of st Mary's Russian Orthodox
church. Harry SmOley was named
vice-president, nellie Harnick, Sec
rotary, and stephen Kurmitzky,
treasurer.
Next Sunday afternoon, IL bowl
ing match and basketball game will
be held at the North End YMCA
Mt 2:30 o'clock with the Seymour
club Ms tho opposition. Following
the athletic events a social will be
held.
Plans for a series OF card parties
60 DO run in this near future were
discussed at yestcrday's meeting,
although no definite dates for the
play were set. Meetings henceforth
will DO held the first Sunday Of
every month. Paul Homick pre-
sided at yesterdays session.
AS itH part OF the state and ma
tion-wide campaign to aid jews
In Palestine, Waterbury will raise
u quota OF $4,000 and will be re-
sponsible for the care Of 20 chill
dren. The local duotas were given
Mt n meeting OF the Connecticut
J,egional Zionist Union In New Ha-
ven yesterday, which was attended
by q large delegation from this
city
Tho states quota was set at
$4,000, and II was voted TO assume
the care OF 200 children. Rabbi VIII.
liam Greenfield Of this city, though
O absent because or Illness, was ma med
~ vice chairman Of the campaign.
Charles Rosengarten acted as
chairman OF the Waterbury dele
cation.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-02-12
Weddings
BEItLANGIEHO. I,IiLOIATTO

BEltLANGIEltO. Is l.IIOFATTO
Tho wedding OF Miss Mary BclIo-
fatto, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs An
tonic Bollofntto of Charles street
and Joseph Berlangiero. son of Mr.
ana Mrs Cornelius BcrlangIcro Of
New York took place this morning
ut O'Clock ut Our Lady Of Mount
Carmel church. Rev Michael Lynch
performed the ceremony and also
celebrated the nuptial mass which
followed. Miss Louise Salerno of
Port Washington, l., l., wns this
only attendant, Of tho bride and
Clement Grnziogi OF Glen Cove, l..
I. waA tho best man.
The bride wore u gown of white
chiffon velvet una IL veil of tulle
and carried nn arm bouquet OF cnl.
In lilies. Her attendant wore n
boudrc blue crepe fr0ck trimmed
with taffctn and wore II white
turban She carried an arm bou.
quet Of pink roses. Tho dress Of
the brides mother was black and
whihG and she wore a CorBago of
eardcnia and the bridegroom
mother wore H. dress Of black and
oliver and also wore u corBage OF
gardcnias.
A reception followed at Glen
Cove. l.. |. Upon returnin. from Il
wedding trip TO Mantuck Point. the
couple VIII reside at B8 Elm street.
Glen Cove. l.. /. The brides tray.
cling dress was navy blue crepe
with which she wore matching nc
,aaAnriCa
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-02-12
Parent Teachers
Club Celebrates
Founders Day WIN De Oh.
served BY Chase School
Association

The 37th anniversary OF Parent.
Teacher association Founders day
will be observed tonight BY the
Chase school y. 4. A. with aDprD1
pirate ceremonies at the kinder
garden room OF the Mil Plain
chapel at o'clock. The nation
al congress was founded 81 years
ago by Mrs France Birney ~
Washington, u. c.. and has since
that time become one OF the most
active educational factors In Amer
lean life.
The actual Anniversary date
IL February 18th but since tonight
IL the groups regular meeting
night II was decided to observe the
occasion then.
Mrs G. w. DeBisschop, acting al
chairman Of the founders day pros
gram has arranged program Of
novel celebration. There will b1
u candle-lig hting ceremony as ons
OF the features. A birthday cake
will be cut and sold. the proceeds
going to the state and national Y.
+. A. headquarters.
Another feature Of t0-night's
program Will be the staging OF a
sketch under the direction OF Mrs
Wilfred Gibson.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-02-12
Italian Society
Held Masquerade
Mayor Hayes Headed Grand
March; Prizes Awarded
For Costumes

Mayor Frank Hayes and Miss,
Mary DlMatteo led the grand
mach Saturday night at the sec
ond annual masquerade bail In
buckingham hall Of the CIyita and
ProgreBs Society. They were fol-
lowed by John Depastino and Miss
Anna TOcchio and Joseph j. Too
mey Of Boston and Miss Louise
Meo. Joseph petroccione was con-
ductor. More than 700 persons at
tended.
Prizes for tho costumes were
awarded M follows: Best Consumed
group, members Of tho Happy
Hearts Club who represented the
American and Italian colors and
Miss MIRA, tho group. including
Louise Rubino. Mary Cagglano,
Betty Maisto, Julia Painlarli, Win
ME Spina, Anna TrentIa, Lucy
Trcntla, Rose and Anna Spina and
Raffacle Mortclli; second prize,
Mildred CarassImo and Jenny Buc-
are, arraycd In colonial dress; third
prize, Theresa fiesta and Mrs Flor
cncc Spring, who were dressed In
typical Italian costume.
The guests of honor included
Mayor Hayes, Alderman Charles
Sciullo, Sclectman Domenic Bar
bleri, Welfare Commissioned Emil
Mascolo, Umberto Santopictro and
Miss Louise Mco.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-02-12

Lclong model trimmed with "a Cir
die OF trapBnaront silver lcavcg
fastened with n large silver bow at
the back. a transparent silver cap
trimmed with silver leaves com
pleted her costume and she carried
American Beauty roses, silver
leaves AMI maiden hair fern. Tho
dress Of the bridegrooms mother
was claret transparent velvet and
she wore n corsagc OF gardcnias.
"A reception followed at the Hu-
tel Elton. Upon returning from an
unannounccd wedding trip, the
couple Will take up their residence
ut 317 Cooke street. The bride
wore a black plIsse crepe travelling
dress trimmed In white and with
matching accessories.
Mrs Egan Is II graduate of New
Britain Normal school and has
been II member Of the faculty OF
Walsh school and Mr. EGan is Il
graduate OF Pratt Institute.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-02-12

Rev James CoughlIn oficlatcd ut
pretty pre-Lentcn nuptial this
morning ut 3 o'clock at st Francis
xavicr's church when Miss Helen
Veronica kenne. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs Denls kcnne OF Baldwin
street became the bride Of Walter
Raymond Ahenrn, son OF Mr. and
Mrs Walter 70. Ahcnrn of Niagara
street. The nuptinl mass which fol-
lowed was also celebrated by Faith
or Coughlin. palms. ferns and cut
flowers decorated tho altar and Il
special program of nuptlal music
was rendered with Miss Mildred
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-02-12
Teachers Sponsor
illustrated Lectures

The Waterbury Tenchers' asso-
citation In sponsoring two illustra-
ted travel pictures ut tho BusIness
and Profeasional Women's club on
Lcavenworth street Wednesday nf-
ternoon. Mrs. s. G. Vaughan viii
give II lecture showing points OF in
terest In Jasper National Park and
other points OF interest. Mrs. Flor
cnce l.. kitchelt OF New Haven,
well known here through her actlv-
ity with the Connecticut League of
Women Voters, viii describe tho
vacation opportunities afforded by
the Canadian ockics.
Since todny's holiday forced the
p0ntponement of the regularly
scheduled meeting of the tehchera
association, u business session will
be held after the lectures.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-02-12
Purin1 Ball Plans
Being Formulated

A special meeting was held at
the Waterbury Hebrew Institute on
Kingsbury street recently by the
committee In charge Of tho Purim
Bali, which will be held Mt Temple
hall on Sunday evening. March 4th.
Harry Br0wnsteIn, chairman Of the
ball presided, and Samuel Wilton
acted M secretary. Committees
were appointed to take charge of
the affairs, an follows: Samuel
Kramer. vice chairman; Aaron SOL
ONION, program chairman; A. Zuck-
or, tickets chairman: Maurice Cell
man, program editor; Simon Gold
man, treasurer.
u. Zeilman. who In acting an di-
rector for tho entertainment to be
presented, reported on the progress
he IN making, and from present in
dicnti0ns. n very interesting and
entertaining performance Will be
presented.
In view of the fact TINT this
ycar's bah marks tho twentieth an
nuni affair Of this kind, consider
able effort In being made to make
this the most outstanding Purin
Ball In the history of tho Talmud
Torah. All funds are used for tho
Tnlmud Torah. which In the He
brew educational school on Kings
bury street
ono OF the local popular orches-
trns IN being engaged TO furnish
music for the entertainment and
for tho dancing to follow.
Mr. and Mrs Herman Bercnbaum
celebrated their NTH wedding an
nivcrsary nj their home. over nifty
couples attended the dinner and
reception. Out OF town guests were
present from New York, Arlington,
n. j., New Britain, Philadelphia.
Hartford, MerIdon, New Haven,
Iiolyoke and Los Angeles, Call
f0rnin.
Sergeant James Tyrrell OF co q
with an average OF 1913 points IN
ut tho top OF the list IN the rife
shooting being conducted among
local national guard companies ac-
cording 10 figures Just released.
crowding Sergeant 1'yrrell In Ser
gcant clifford Evitts of Co y with
nm average Of SAT-. Sergeant Ed
ward y. DcBisschop of Co + is
third with IA mark of S4,A. Go y In
leading tho other companies In the
team title competition.
The Ave chapters OF the Con-
necticut department, Reserve Ofii-
GERS association. Will observe M
tionai defense week from February
~ 10 February 22d.' Tho chapters
are located In Waterbury. Hart
ford. New Haven. bridgeport and
Stamford. Speakers viii address
ciVic organizations az pnrt of the
individual programs to DO carried
out by each chapter.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-02-12
Club Activities

A Joint social for tho Children OF
Mary society and the Holy Name
group OF Our Lady of LpurdeB
parish win DO held tomorrow eve
ming at Roxy hail. All members OF
both societies are expected to DO In
attendance. Refreshments will be
served and entertainment viii be
enjoyed.
A meeting OF the executive board
Of tho Junior HadasBah viii be
held this evening at $3.50 o'clock ut
tho home Of Miss Fay Cassei of
Spencer avenue.
The Brit School Junior Music
club held u meeting on Saturday
afternoon at the Brit Music school
on Grove street at which time they
entertained tho members OF the
Harmon Junior Music club. Mrs
Isobcrt y. Brit. councillor Of the
club acted M hostess and the meet
Ing was presided over by MisB Adn
IBeechcr. president Of the club.
state Federation plans were dis
pussed during tho afternoon.
.-~-------.
The Anniversary banquet OF the
Waterbury business and Profess
AionaI W0men's club VIII be held
this evening nj the Hotel Elton.
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The c0ronas club will sponsor
their fnnuhl dinner dance this
evening at Waverly Inn. Mrs Jo-
Heph 0uilfollc In IN charge OF tho
affair. t,
A father and son dinner win be-
held this evening nj the Second
CONGREGATIONAL church.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-02-12
YMCA Notes

William Thomas OF the Pearl
street Neighborbood house will
discuss psychological changes In
the negro race at n race relations
forum at the central Y. NJ. &. A.
tonight at 7:f5 o'clock. Tho sub
Ject Of race relationship will be
discussed by several Y. M. G. A..
clubs this week.
Raymond J. flaming and Nathan
Pierpont will be tho main speakers
Mt u monetary forum at the Y. M.
q. A. Tomorrow night at 4 O'Clock.
Mr. Tanning will explain "rho Free
Coinage OF Silver" and Mr. Pierpont
will discuss Bi-Metallism."
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-02-12
GlyrTIIItl,.SAl,Ks


Tho wedding OF Miss Dorothy
Sacks. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
Samuel Sacks OF Cooke street ind
Phillip Gottlieb OF Naugatuck took
place last evening ut 7 o'clock ut
tho Hotel Elton. The ceremony was
performed by Rabbi Moses Shein-
kopf. The bride had M her maid
OF honor MiAs Minnie Wciaman
and bridesmaids were Misses
Blanche Bisnovich and Florence
IlhfriH. Mr. Gottiicb was attended
by his cousin, Ralph Gottfiob and
the ushcrs were: irving Rcigcr
Jack rcitclson, Henry Zeman and
Irving WeiBmnn.
The bride wore n gown of white
sntiN fashioned with n yoke OF lace
extending over the shoulders and
gracefully working into the sleeve
and having tight hitting bodice
and long full skirt terminating
IN IL train. Her veil OF tulle was
shirred and fastened with orange
blossoms. She carried n bouquet Of
orchids gnrdenins and lilieB OF the
valley. The mud OF honor wore u
frock OF light blue lncb and car
ried Butterfly roBcb while tho
bridcamnlds wore rrocks OF hqua.
marine blue crinlly crepe and
tnngerinc moss crepe respectively.
They carried bouduotg OF TaiismnD
roses.
The couple left on nm unaD-
n0unccd wedding trip, the bride
being mttired IN navy blue aud
white travelling cost tune. Upon
returning they Will make their
temporary home on Cooke street
Out Of town guests we're present
from .inytona Beach and Miami,
Florida. Newburgh, N. y, PITTS.
burg, Penn, New Haven, New
York and Springfield.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-02-12
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ingredients. They net easily upon
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laln, nlghlly, Know ihsnl Wy their
alive aHl0f iau, SOC aud 500, Az
druggists,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-02-12
Race Relations Week
Observed Yesterday

Observance OF Race Relations
week was held yesterday when
joint meetings took place by groups
In several Protestant churches.
Mrs. q. o. Ward, addressed the
chrismon society of the First Con-
grcgationnl church. She was nc
complained during tho discussion
period by Miss Mildred Roscoe, r..
s. Conner and Charles Curtiss.
Mrs LENA r. Alexander, direc-
tor Of the Pearl street Neighbour
hood House was the speaker at
the meeting OF the Young Peoples
Fellowship OF st. Johns Episcop-
pal church. Her subject Crowded
CrosSwayB" Mrs. Alexander also
led the discussion ut the meeting
OF tho young peoples group of the
First Baptist church.
"Problcm OF tho Machine Age"
wns tho title of talk delivered
last night by Walter Smith before
tho members of tho Icpworth
league OF tho First Methodist
church. The address was the first
of n acrieg of discussions that are
TO take place on "Our Changing
Economic World" throughout the
remainder Of tho winter.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-02-12
Optonetric Society
Meets TOMORROW

Or s.. q. Weiss Of Torrington and
DIR Leon II. Phnneuf of this city
will be tho speakers tomorrow
night ut gathering OF tho mem
bcrs of the central district OF tho
Connecticut Optometric society at
Tho Elton. DR. George Il. Cronin OF
this city will preside. Dinner Will
DO served ut 60 o'clock In the
evening.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-02-12
solution 10 Previous
Contract Problem
NY WMI. II. Nick ENNEY

Secretary. American Bridge League
Here In an interesting coup
hand played by William A. Roof.
Jr. president of tho Cleveland
Whist club. one Of the oldest whist
organizations In tho United states
The play OF tho hand In unit
sunlly interesting, duo TO tho fact
that II looks ns though six odd cnn
BIO made without any particular
effort but the hand must be
played carefully 10 make the con
tract.
YEATS ovcrcall Of ono spade, with
tire diamonds showed nj lcnst n
game going hand. l.nat'H bid OF
three hearts IN constructive II
docs, however. deny diamonds.
Whnn Itnnl bids four ApadnA Ovcr
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-02-12

Delegates from state Lithuanian
Societies, meeting yesterday after.
noon at the X. OF l.. club rooms,
voted TO hold tho annual victory
banquet of the Lithuanian Cath
0iics' Association IN the Stratfield
Hotel. Bridgeport, on April 21st.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-02-12
Personals

Miss Mary Il. Scully of Sylvan
avenue IL visiting friends In Bay
onnc. n. j.
Miss Margaret de Lancy OF Pine
street had ny her h""ar guests for
the weekend. Mary and
Ellen Reid OF l. IT,, N, ".
and w. Appleton -
Miss Elizabeth Euhn. daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs Theodore Nuhn OF
Willow street attended the Dart
mouth winter carnival at Hanover.
NJ. H., over the weekend aE tho
guest OF Morris Paine. son Mr.
and Mrs Ralph II Paine Of n on
terrace. She stayed at the Kappa
Sigma fraternity house.
Mrs Joel I. Butler of Bucking-
ham street has with her. her
daughter. Miss Ruth II. Butler,
who IL home from Wellesley col
lcge for tho mid-ycar recess.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-02-12
MARTICELi,O.MARTiN

Miss Lena Martin, dhughter OF
MIR and Mrs stephen Martin of %
New street. Nnugntuck. was married
this morning TO james Marticcllo
OF SO River street, this city, In st
Francis church. Naugntuck. Rev
John j. Fitzgerald, pastor, cele-
Hiss Martin, sister OF tho bride. waB
bridesmaid while Arlstidc Marti-
cello, brother Of the groom, was
best man. Immediately following
the wedding n reception was held
at the home Of the brides parents
for friends.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-02-12

Championship TOURNEY
~ Tho first qualifying heH'l0n Of
the state Tenn 0f -Four Champion.
ship bridge Tournament held on
FRIDAY evening nj tho Hotel Elton
high teams werei w, Hurry
iiyrDoa, Calvin Iiuribui, y, Al. Lund
ana John kOlk, 49, Rnd Iynb
Coulter, u, y. Hunt, Alan iiuiiln,
ami a, n, JOnfdHh, runnnrHsull,
The HHo0Dd qualifying round VIII
lle held on friday evening, b'eb
rUaiy iGih hnd thu ilnniH are
ulalod f0r Tho 9ith ln Hartford.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-02-12

WamA egIl ~ f0ur diamonds, West
IN Justified IN taking The contract
~ sis,
Fila Play
when the hand wnA played, NJ
lluOf Hni IN The Went, hDrlb
opened the hlnR ~ rlubH which
Nv iioof won Win iho ace iIo
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-02-12
CONTRACT BRIDGE
by WIN. T.. MCKINNEY
nru nj l,o ANN
Secretary OF the American Bridge League

Small Slam Looks Easy Blu tDecarer Must Be Careful or
His Discards, Or Opponents Will Set
Him One Trick
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-02-12
Arthur J. Doubling
Is Forum, Speaker

Arthur J. Bowling, n member OF
the faculty ut Wilby high school.
mt tho Y. M. G. A. lobby forum ycB-
l'rday afternoon. Hc urged that ser-
ious thinking be made II part OF
every life and that there DO deep
study before taking any decisive
steps.
Thomas Smith. religious aecrc-
tary, presided Mt the meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-02-12

Mr. and Mrs Domenic J. MaRllo
OF East Farm street entertained Mt
n house warming and NTH we'd
ding Anniversary party Mt their
home recently. Many local guests
attended M well M guests from
Now ,JerHey
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-02-12
Monitor Hose Group
Has Annual Dinner

rho GGth annual dinner meeting
Of the Monitor Hose Veterans az
sociation was hreid Saturday eve
ming at the colonnadc. Captain
william q. Russell of the local fire
department was the principal
speaker OF the evening. William
l.. I.ocfflcr wns toastmaster. A
number OF guests were present
from Hartford and several OF the
old time members of the ass0cia-
ton spoke on events Of years ago.
Tho election of officers resulted
inu Louis Dane being chosen pres
ident; John Kippput. vice prchl-
dcnt: Dade =. Manvillc, secretary,
and treasurer. The executive COM
mittce includes Robert Wolf. y. -.
KlobendanZ, William T.. Locffler,
Wallace G. Palmer and George A.
poaard. ,e5
AriDs idn 1saacs OF Cooke street
entertained number Of the NOM
bers OF the office force OF tho Chase
Brass and Copper company at "a
ten and bridge ut her home on
Saturday afternoon. Valentine dec
orntions decorated the home.
Bridge playing was enjoyed and
high scores were made by Misses
Selma Johnson and Marjorie
Adams. Those present were Misses
Betty Schwartz, Selma Johnson,
Marjorie Adams. Lila Butler, Ida
fsnacs and Sylvia RaBhoff OF Hart
ford and Mrs Harold Paul, Mrs
Louis Fried and Mrs John keat-
Ing.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-02-12

Mrs Florence Kctcbelt.. exccu-
tive director Of the Lenguc OF MI
TONS association, n resident of New
Haven. will tell the Kiwnnis club
mt their weekly luncheon meeting
Wednesday noon Mt the Hotel Elton
OF her Inexpensive vacation In the
Canadian Rockies last summer. Her
address Will bo accompanied by
moving pictures. provided by the
Canadian National Railways.
Several members of the local
club will attend nm important dis
trict meeting In New Haven to-
morrow evening.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-02-12

rho Anniversary banquet Of the
Waterbury Business and Profess
AlonaI W0mcn's club VIII be held
this evening nj the Hotel Elton.
The Washington times., 1934-12-18
STAT UE GIVEN
COVERING

NEW YORK. - severe weather
and vandalism have made it nec-
essary to protect the statue Of
Admiral David Glasgow Farragut
in Madison Square Park with a
wooden inclosure about its base.
The statue, a work of Augustus
st. Gaudens and Stanford White.
is considered by art critics one Of
the finest monuments in the city.
Another winter as severe as the
last one will cause irreparable
damage to the statue, said Karl
Grippe, chief sculptor Of the
monument re- ovation group Of
the department. The covering,
placed about the statue with the
approval of the Municipal Art
Commission, will remain until
funds are obtained for complete
repairs,
The Washington times., 1934-12-18
BANK INTEREST
RATE GUT
BY International News Service

The Administrator mace an
other bid today to increase
money circulation through in
dustrial channels
Effective February / the max
imum rate of interest which
member banks Of the Federal Re
serve System, and non-member
State banks and trust companies
whose deposits are insured by the
FDIC. can pay on time and saw
ings deposits will be reduced from
3 to 212 per cent.
The Federal Reserve Board said
this reduction is in harmony
with the prevailing downward
trend in interest rates and is ex-
pected to support that trend, par
ticularly in regard to rates on
longtime money.