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Couple Honoyed
 On ANniUeyS0sy

Asr and Mrs Joseph Me0lnniss of FlanA avenue will be guests os homer at 6 dinner being given in their honor this evening et Wever- ly Inn. the occasion being their twenty.fifth wedding anniversary.
 Mrs Charles L. Greene of Col- onlal avenue entertained the mem. bers of the Ever-Ready circle at her home on Tuesday afternoon Mrs Russeii c. Athorton, Mrs Caroline Hunt, Mrs Alfred H. Lane, Mir and Mrs D. w. Goodenough, Mrs Frederick A. Tyrrell, Mrs William II. Lowe, Mrs Helen D. Perry, Mrs Walter L. Benham, Mrs Emma W. Shove, Mrs Abrani Mott, Mrs Margaret N. Myers, Mrs Frank D. Lewis, Mrs George B. Hubbeil, Mrs Claude w. 6oovllle and Miss liar. riet M. Aendrieks.
 The Women's association of the Second Congregational church of which Mrs Frederick D. Webster is president, are sponsoring gar. den parties at the homes of Miss Helen Chase and Mrs Arthur Reed Klmball of Grove street, this after. noon from 2 to c o'clock. There will bo Q food saie and toa will bo served. Mrs Forest Purinton 10 ehaiEfnan of arrangements and is assisted by Mrs D. M. Pondio. ton, Mrs Joel I. Butler, Mrs Levi Wilcox, Mrs John S. Dye and Mrs Alexander !. Thompson. !
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-14
Mrs deorgo HIteheoek, the for.

Mrs George Hitchcock, the for. mor Myrtle West, was honored At n surprise miscellaneous shower givon recently at the homo of Mrs Loslio Coley of the Frost road. Tho brldo was presented with Q number of beautiful gifts from those in attendance who included Mrs Annie West, Mrs Howard Coley, Mrs Warren Hitchcock, Mrs Harry Kilbourn, Jr, Mrs Sam. uei Dudde. Mrs Charlos Leonard, Mrs Clarence Ford, Mrs Harric Dows, Mrs Roland Dews, Mrs E. C.. Leonard. Mary and Helen Leon. ard, Mrs John Holmos. Mrs John Hennion, Mrs Charles shepard, Mrs E. J. Butler. Mrs Wilbur Stone, Misses Helen Roden, Murlei Coioy, Mrs William Garrigus, Mrs Leland Garrlgus, Mrs Milton Reed, Mrs Morton F0gg, Mrs Elton Alex under, Mrs William Stahl, Misses Pauline Boppeler, Marie West, Mrs Everett West. Mrs Irving West, Mrs George Faber, Mrs Hubert AL colt, Mrs Erskine Russell, Mrs William Morris, Mrs D. E. Coley, Mrs Harold Coiey, Mrs Leslie Coley, Mrs John Beach and Mrs Mary seery of Bristol
 Gifts Of $260 to the Masonic home In Wallingford, and $l00 to the Shrine Hospital for Crippled Children of Springfield, Mass, have been made by Zindah Grotto of this city, accrding to the ap- nouncement made at tho last meet ing by Grand Monarch Clark IT. W. Newton. The donations were part of the benefit fund realized by the recent Grotto circus held here.
 Members of the United Progress siye club will be guests of Eliza- beth Di Silvestro lodge, Sons of Italy, following the busipess meet. ing at Liberty hall tonight 4 so- cial has bee1 planned under the direction of Olga Piola, chairman of the arrangements committee. She will be assisted by Angeline Carissimi, Mary De Matteo, Jean Carissiml, Rose Pelegano, Jennie Carlo, Louise Meo and Lillian Crafa.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-14
Personals

today. He is Q graduate of Crosby high school In tho class of 1883 and will enter Amherst in Sop tember. Mir. and Mrs. Bria and MT. and Mrs. Edward S, Leonard Of Isoekhart avenue will attend the mmencement exercises.
 Mir and Mrs Thomas W. Russell of West Hartford are entertaining Mrs Rusgeil's niece, Miss Betty Kellogg of this city. Miss kelloge will sail tomorrow for Europo on the "Berensaria."
 Miss Frances Perkins of Wash. ington, D. C., secretary Of labor was hotesses at c ton glven nt the home of Mrs Monroe of Wash. ington for the student body Of Trinity college. Miss Irene Byrnes and Mary Rosanelii of this city were among the guests present. Previous to thls affair Mrs Ann Dahl, daughter of President Rooee. welt, had also entertained Tor the Trinity students.
 Mrs Edward Bowling of Hart. ford is spending q few days with her parents, Mr and Mry Edward Collins of Vermont street.
 Among the graduates at tho commencement exercises held at Fordham university yesterday waf John 0reee, son of Gerardo Greco of Easton avenue, who was award. od the degree of bachelor of sci- efiee. lie plans to enter the New York Homeopathic institute in 9epteulbcr.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-14
Solution in next issue.

with the king and returning the six of diamonds. North winning with the king. North played an- other small spade. MT Silverman realized what the declarer was at- tempting to do and he could see that. unless the diamond suit could become established before the spades. the declarer was going to make his contract.
 . So, on this trick he played small spade. The ten was played from dummy and West won the trick with the jack.
 The deuce of diamonds was re- turned. and North had to win the trick with the ace. This informed MT Silverman that his partners diamond suit was now set, but to defeat the contract, West would have to get into the lead.
 On this play, Mir Silverman dis carded his ace of spades, hoping thereby to create an entry for his partner. Of course that Is just what happened.
 Now. when the declarer led the eight of spades. to try to establish the fourth spade trick. West won with the queen and cashed the queen and ten of diamonds. there by defeating the contract one trick,
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-14

Ms Elizabeth Beach, Q student at Lesley school In Cambridge, Mass, 10 spending the summon months with her parents, Mir. ana Mrs. Dudley Y. Beach of Newton TorFaco.
 Miss Katherine Lyons of Willow street and Miss Elxada Mosgrove of Windsor street returned Tues. day on tho queen of Bermuda from Q sojounr in Bermuda and Nassau
 Harry Bartlett, . atndent at Moses Brown school In Providence, R. l., ig spending tho summer with tis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence J, Bartiot of Wayiand avenue.
 Nioholas Beiury, who attends Purdue University has arrived to spond the summer with his parents MT. and Mrs. George Belury of Baldwin streot.
 Mrs Edward uoldberg of this city and Mrs Frank Witkin Of NOW Britain leave saturday by motor for Portland, Oregon, where they will be the guests of their sister' Mrs Joseph SAvan.
 George 10. Bria, sen of MT. and Mrs, Louis E. Dria of Mitchell ave. nuo Wil graduate from Williston Seminary at East Hampton, Mass.,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-14
Scout News

A total of 13S registrations for one week have been received, tt was announced last night at e meeting of the Girl Scout camp committee. The first two. weeks of the camps summer reservations have been almost filled up. The committee includes Mrs s. A. Case of Watertown, Mrs W. T. Leggett. Mrs Joel I. Butler. Mrs Francis Phillips, WIS. Seeley and Miss Edna Weber. The fence around the camp has been completed. W. s. Seeley and W. T. Leggett will open camp for the Southington troop of Girl Scouts during the week beginning June 23rd.
 Six Boy Scouts were awarded merit badges at the court of honor of the local council last night. They include: First aid. Elmer Baxter of troop 8: personal health. Herbert Pasteruak of troop go, scholarship. Charles Young of troop 20: scholarship. Chester Spiers of troop q: swimming. An. drew Kushwara and John Rush wara of troop h.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-14
High School Notes

Final business of the year. VII be conducted at meetings or tho senior class to Do hold at Croepy tonight at e,30 in tho assembly hall an tomorrow morning ~ i0.aO. Glass rehearsal for tho raduation exorcisea will be held, and tickets distributed. A similar fnaeting was held at Wilby last night.
 The prom committee of Leaven. worth High school last night com. pleted decorations for the prom which will be hold tonight at tho Wiiby auditorium. Streamer1 done in the class eoiors, blue and gold, decorate tho gymnasium, and . large replica of tho school shield, with the inscription "Leayenworth High school, Glass of 1o34," also in blue and gold, has boon placed in tho uenter of the wall.
 Examinations SC n . duled Tor Crosby tomorrow include Latin ], 2, and 2, and math 2, from i0.30 to 12.45 o'clock.
 At Leavenworth: Math, periods i and 3, Glass 9. Algebra; Class ii, shop Fnath, advanced algebra, periods . and 3, plano geometry' class 10; househould accounting, class 10; pattern drafting, class l ] periods 6 and 6, Latin and l and 2, Italian q, Fr0nch 1 and 2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-14
|7empkBruel Group EIeCtS

The annual meeting of the Tesn~ ple Israeh was held at the xeMpl9 Center lasf evening.
 The following slate eS efIe4E@ was elected for the coming ssFzAi Herman JA Woisman, pE0@faents Harry LlebA Askind, first vise-presis dent: Marcus Weisman, second vicespresident; Joseph [. 0abeI, third vice-pr esident; Phillip ". Bernstein, treasurer; Albert Cans ton, assistant treasurer; Louis 9Is mon, financial secretary, and Ale bert Berment, srecording secretary.
 The board of directors was ap- pointed as foliows: Meyer ErlangeFs Herman !. Weisman, Samuel Holczor, Harry Liebeskind, Louis rAebeekind, Marcus Wefsn1ans Adolph Kaufman, Joseph !. 0aber, Phillip N. Bernstein, Albert Cans ton, Louis Simon, Albert Derment. Mrs Joseph 0aber and Mrs A. S' Berment.
 Mrs Martin Kelly of State street entertained at her home Thursday evening at . bridge and fligcel. ianeous shower in honor of Miss Eva Menotti who is to be married on June 2Bth. Mis- eMenotti Nn. the recipient of many beautiful gifts. Those present were: Mingas Eva Menotti, Emelyn Barretts Anna Kaufman, Nada Qauthier. Julia Fitzgerald, Josephine Mes notti, Mrs William Broughton, MEs Edward Cooke, Mrs Lehman Hes. Ter, Mrs Howard Hoiton and Mrs Martin Kelly.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-14
Initiation Held

Two members were initiated at the meeting of Washington camp, Patriotic order of America last night nt Mechanics' hall, bring Ing the total of now members during tho past six months to over 30. or. flcers will Do elected on tho 27th and delegates named to the annual convention in Bristol.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-14
SOLUTION TO PREVIOUS CONTRACT PROBLEM

K A player never is considered good until he can play 6 good defensive game. The opportunity for fine plays on the defense are naturally much more rare than those giv. on to the decIarer; and again, good plays are somewhat difficult to roc. ognixe, on the defense.
 But here is one hand that helped keep the team of Irving II. silver. man in the running In tho recent Cleveland inter.Ciub Whist League race.
 Mir sliverman was sitting in the East, and in response to his part. aer's diamond overcall. he opened tho eight of diamonds. which North won with the jack. North now req" soned that with the ace, kins'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-14

Visitors from other lodges from out of town were present last night at the 42nd anniversary celebra.. ton of Winona Rebckah lodge of Odd Fellows at Odd Fellows hall. Mrs Grace Richard presided. It was planned to participate in tho memorial service Tuesday night for all orders of odd Fellows in the city,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-14

queen, and jack of spades out against him, the spades undoubt- ediy were evenly divided---other- wise why didn't one of his oppo- nents bid spades? tA
 He could see that he could make four hearts. three diamonds, and q cIub---elght in all--arid now, if he could esta biish the fourth spade. he could make his contract without the necessity of trying for the club iinesse.
 Therefore. he led small spade, Afr silverman in the East winning
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-14
Engagements

fMcilla Cipriano
 Announcement is made 0f sha coming marriage of Miss Elishbeth Cipriano, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Louis Clprlano of Carver stroet ma Frank Lacilia, son of Mir. and Mrs. Pasquale Lacilia of South Leonard street. The wedding will take place on August eth.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-14
Contract Bridge
CORNELL CONTRACT CLUB

In the Wednesday evening ses. sion of tho Cornell Contract club hold Ut the Mattatuek Country club under the direction of Mrs John c. Moriarty top scorers were; North and south: Miss Helen O'Drien and M. Kieper, do7; D; '. O'Connor and Mrs Julia Walsh, i00; Miss Mary Lyman and. Mrs Russoli Farrell, f67; and lcaat and Vest MT and Mrs James Dowiins, i0SM; Miss Anna Connors and Mrs Etta Howard, e2M;. Miss Margaret Dwyor and Miss Laurie Sullivan, i6b V.
 The official standing to date. in- ciudes: Miss Helen ODrien and M, and Drew Connolly, lesM; Miss Loretta skeily and Miss Sally Stu. pieton, 4beh; D. Y. o'Connor ard William Carpenter, 4b7h; Mi1s Grace Wolff and Mrs John Tur-' ner, lB4; and MT and Mrs James Bowling, 453M.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-14
Degree Team IEonored

The local guard team Of the Wo. mons Benefit association was awarded second prlzo in tho drill competition held at the semi-an- nual state rally held Saturday in Wiliimantic, according to reports read at the meeting last night at Columbus hall. Conslsting of 1T
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-14
AlbeytssS MagNsSS Has Class Day Exercises

AlbNEufH Ma9nus oolle8e b6Ban lts clnNH day oMaroiBoe yesterday nktegnoon when the senior class hel6 enc annual class day. The xnonAbofn of the graduating class were moo9mpanied by the aopho. more class carrying the daiHy chain led by hzlaa Mary 0oode and Mi6n Mildred O'Donneli. Miss 0ladyu Solomon of Hamden, presi- dent of the senior clasg, gave an address, and the class history was
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-14

A pretty spring wedding was solomnixed this morning at O.. clock at St Francis xavior's church whom Miss Eleanor Mary Darling, dauEhtor of Mrs Maudo Darling Of Luke street became tho brido of Edward H. Conway, son Of MT and Mrs Edward Conway of Bald. win street. Rev J. J. Egan ofiiciat. cd at tho coremony and also cel- ebratod tho nuptial mass which followed. Tho altar was decorated with palms and cut flowers and a special program of nuptial music was rondorod undor the direction of Professor Robert r. Blrt with Mrs George Grimes as soioist. Tho brido's sister, Miss Katherine Oar. ling, was hor maid of honor and only attendant and John Hyland, cousin of the bridegroom, was the best man.
 Tho bride was bocomingly attired In . gown of white hatin fashioned with Q yoko of lace and lace gle0ves and long full skirt ter- In 0 train. Her shoulder length vcil of tulle was arranged
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-14
Outing Planned

Erie Gustavson was named treas. urcr Of the Odin Benefit association ut tho meeting last night In Engi- neers' hall. Plans were made to hold the annual outing in Septem- Der. Further arrangements will Do made at the July ii meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-14
Card Party

Under tho direction of Mrs Lowell Weaver the women's auxil. iary of the Eagles held the first of n series of summer pinoehie parties at the club rooms yesterday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-14
pythiay, Sisters

Routine business WIS transacted at the meeting of Myrtle temple, Pythian sisters at pythian hall last night. Mrs Lillian Chandler pre- sided,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-14
Club Activities

members, tho team is directed by John D. Malone. Plans for the next rally to Do held in october were discusgod.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-14

ELTON CONTRACT BRIDGE
 In last evenings session of the Elton Contract club top scorers were; MT. and Mrs. Patrick Hea. Icy, .066; and runners.up, l. ". Chapman and Mrs. W. s. Smith.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-14
CONTRACT BRIDGE
BY VIM. E. MCKINNEY aecrotary Of the Amcricen Brldge League

Defense Reveals Player Good Opponent Knows Just How To Defeat Decarer, If At All Possible
 As To-day's Hand Shows.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-14

read by MlsB Sally Gallagher of New York. Mlne Josephine Lee of Danbury, presented the class gift Co the college and the laurel ora. ton was given by Miss Marion Goode of Few Haven, president of the student body. Tllowing tho oration the class, accompanied by the sophomoree carrying the daisy chain proceeded to lmeida hall followed by the junior and fresh. man classeB, and there the laurel was planted. A farewell sing was held to the south of Rosemary hall and the juniors received the college pins from the seniors. The daisy chain was placed on the lawn beside the sun dial in the numerals of the class of 19Sl.
 The ceremony of the tassel.turn. ing was then held before Rosemary hall and aFl exchange of caps by the retiring and newly elected pres- identa of the student body and the changing of class banners closed the exercises. Last night the class held it's dinner In the Spinning Wheel. Mrs Betty Clancy as chair man of the affair assisted by Miss Jean Vonditti, Miss Alice Quinn and Miss Aldana White.
 Among the local girls who will be graduated are: Miss Elisabeth Kennedy, daughter of Mir and Mrs Joseph P. Kennedy of Crescent street, Mss Mary Daiy, daughter of Mrs Anna Daiy of South Elm street and Miss Dorothy Reckahn, daugh- tor of Mrs Margaret Rockahn of Woleott street.
 Miss Helen Y. Lolsis of Milton avenue, who is to bo married to Edwin Kelley on July End was tendered q surprise miscellaneous shower at her homo by tho. girls of the w. T. Grant Company. En. tortainment was enjoyed through. out tho evening and Q delicious supper served. Those attending were: Jeannette Lancelot, Polly shanahan, Dorothy eQuires, Mar. garet Varinolii, Lillian Murphy, Rose Brangel, Florence verraetro. Celestine Dovino, Josephine stan. 20, Ruth Bulls, Martha Green, Genevieve Hartnott, Ann Lokus, Lena D'Longea. Evelyn Brown, Theresa Masolli, Ann Mole, Sta tia MoEvoy, Grace Morriseoy, An. toinette Devlno. Joan southicr, Eunice Provost, Betty Haynor, Elsie Norstron, Betty Day, Edna Brosman, Josephine yareniili, Frances Dwyer, Phyllis Esposlto, Gertrude Dwyer. and Mrs 10. Dis- tefano, Mrs M. Kroni, Mrs !. Lane, Mrs c, Burns, Mrs A. Carta, Mrs R, Montambauit, Mrs 2. Pasquaic, Mrs M. Regas and Mrs J. Lokis. Mr and Mrs Francis Connolly of Baldwin street entertained Tuesday evening for their daugh. ter. Peggy, who celebrated hor i2th birthday. Games, . musical and dancing were enjoyed. Those attending were Glare Mon. aghan, Heion Quinlan, Marion Sweeney, Dorothy Flanagan, Mar- jofie Regan, Madeline Connolly, Betty Munson, Marguerite Smith, Dorothy Kelly, Mary Joan O.Brien, Dillon, Marion O'Drien, Rosemary Connolly, Donald Ken. noy, Francis pellotier, Raymonq James Munson, Joseph Con. holly, Edward Fitzgerald, Carl At' wood, Fred Carroll, James Kenno. dy. Thomas Reilly, MT and Mrs Edward Mccarthy, MT and Mrb Joseph Connolly, MT and Mrs James Munson and MT ana Mrs Francis Connolly.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-14
Nominations

otiteers were nominated at the meeting of Toantick tribe of Red Men last night at Poquot hall. Jo. soph Nagel, sachom. presided tt the meeting,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-14
Events of Week
EYENTs oF THE wEEk

0k (TOday)
 Luncheon meeting of the Lions club at Hotel Elton.
 Elks' Flag Day exercises.
 Meeting of Waterbury Medical asseciation.
 Vacation training school opens. Lodge Mcctingss
 ingeborg iodses ordor of Vasa. Fraternai Order of BagleR
 Augusta stamm lodge.
 spanish War veterans and Aux Hilary.
 (Fridny
 Glass day exoreises at Waterbury Catholic high school.
 (6aturday)
 All Souls church picnic at Lake. wood park' tsuna.,,
 Graduation of Waterbury Cath. olic high school.
 Future Events
 June iD--Leavenwort graduA. , June ao--wiiby graduation sx. June si--crosby graduation sx. June s2---Junlon Women's club dance at Women's club. June 23-Third Congregational picnic at Lakewood park.
 June ss--st. paul's Methodist | picnic ak Lakewood park. June 23-tirst Lutheran church piohic at Lakeweod park.
 June 2S-Pubiie schools close for summer. June ss--st. Paui's Episcopal pienlc at Lakewood park. Juno 2e--Alpha Phi omega dance, Watertewn Country club. June 30--eseond church picnic at Lighthouse point. June s0--oakviiie Congregation. al picnic at Lakewood park. July e--gt. Lucy's church enter. tsinnasnt.dane. Lakewood.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-14

with Q cap of lace and fastened with orange blossoms. sho carried u shower bouquet of ealla lilies and lilies of the valley. The frock of tho maid of honor was dufont
 green mousseline do sole styled with puff sleeves and trimmed with q. tnffetn sash and she wore c lace horsehnir hat of corresp ing shade. Her arm bouquet con. sisted of yellow ten roses. The brides mother wore dress of white crepe and Q corsage of gar- denias and tho bridegrcom's moth- CT woro c navy blue crepe dress and a corsage of gardenias.
 A reception fer about 100 guests was held ct the homo of Mrs Michael Kelley of sylvan avenue, aunt of the bride, following the ceremony. Mir Conway and his brido left on Q wedding trip to New York and Atlantic City, the bride wearing Q pink crepe traveling dress with brown taffeta jacket and brown accessorieA Upon returning they will take up thoir residence at 4t3 sylvan avenue.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-02-02
Marine News
Steamer Movements
 NnRTuunIyN

. Northland in port and sails [ . for Sitka at 8 o'clock to- ( . night from Union Oil Dock. ( . SCHEDULED sAMINGs . Princess Norah scheduled to . sail from Vancouver Febru- . ary 2 at g pm. . Northwestern scheduled to . sail from Seattle February . at 10 a. m. Norco scheduled to sail from . Seattle, February at pm. . . zapora scheduled to sail from . Seattle, February 6. . SOuTHBOUND SAILINGS . Victoria scheduled to arrive . at 5 o'clock this afternoon . and sails south at 6.30 . o'clock. . Alaska scheduled southbound . February 8. . LOCAL SAILNGS . . Estebeth leaves every Thurs- . . day night at 6 p. n., for . . Sitka and way ports. . . Pacific leaves every Thursday . . at 10 8. m., for Petersburg. . . Fake and way ports. .
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-02-02
NORTHLAND IN FROM SOUTH AT
 12:3O O'CLOCK

With mail, freight and passen- gers from the south, the motor ship Northland, Capt. L. Williams commander and E. P. Winch purser, tied up at the Femmer dock at 12::30 o'clock today. It is scheduled to sail for Sitka from the Union Oil dock here at 8 o'clock this evening.
 Arriving here from Seattle on the Northland were Bob Martin, Harry Monroe, N o. Hardy, Mrs N. O. Hardy, L. M Berlin and J. A. Kidas. Those who arrived from Southeast Alaska ports, were Henry Roden and William T Ma honey.
 Through passengers for Sitka aboard the motorship are Oscar Shineman, O. P. Wick and o. S. Larson.