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BISMARCK, N. D.. clear Is % OF
Amarillo. Tex. cldy..... SO 80 90
Boise, Idaho. clear. "a Sc 90
Calgary, Alta. snow. 10 30 10
Chicago, ILL.,, snow. 80. % Is 90
Denver, Colo. cldy..... "a 81 .O8
DeS MoineS, Ia, snow. 20 % 10
Devils Lake, N. D., snow Is rs "a
Dodge City, Kans.. cldy. 26 So 90
Edmonton. Alta. clear. % .O2
Havre, Mont. cldy..... II SO 90
Helena, Mont, snow. 20 SO 10
Huron, s. D., snow. % IS IA
Kamloops, B. c.. clear 80 81 90
Kansas City, Mo-. cldy. % ~ 90
Lander, Wyo., rain.... rs So 90
Medicine Hat. A., clear SO .M
Miles City, Mont, cldy. "a 80 90
Minneapolis, NJ, snow. is "a .02
Modena. Utah, clear :. SO 66 90
Moorhead, Mimi, snow 18 Is .Ol
No. Platte, Neb.. snow. 26 SO !Ol
Okla. City, o., clear. SO 70 90
Pr. Albert. Sask. pcldy. IL "a 10
Qu'Appelle, Sask., clear = rs .O4
Rapid City. s. D., cldy.. ID "a .04
Roseburg. Ore, pcldy... As "A 90
ct. Louis, Mo-, rain. -. IS 80 .l6
Salt Lake City. u, clear ~ 81 oil
8. 8. Marie. Mich, clear IA 90
Seattle. Wash, clear. 46 60 90
Sheridan. Wyo., snow. "a 80 20
Sioux City. Ia, cldy..... % % IA
Spokane, Wash, clear. 80 81 90
Swift Current, S.. clear % OF
The Pas, Man., cldy... g Is 10
Toledo, Ohio, cldy. -. Is 18 90
Williaton, n. D.. clear. 10 rs %
Winnemucca, New, clear 80 66 90
Winnipeg, Man., cldy... 16 20 .0l
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u SVUVIIWCSV PJI V1O11
tonight: colder tonight and extreme
southeast portion Saturday.
For Montana: Generally fair to-
night and Saturday; colder tonight;
warmer east of Divide Saturday.
For Minnesota: Cloudy. snow in
east. colder in west and central, mod
crate cold wave in northwest tonight;
Saturday generally fair, colder.
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cOlQcr COnlgnL.
For North Da-
kota: General y
fair tonight and
Saturday, colder
tonight, moderate
cold wave east
portion: MOI quite
SO cold Saturday
extreme northwest
portion.
For South Da-
kota: General l y
fair tonight and
Saturday. except
20 ssibly snow
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PRECIPITATION

For Bismarck Station:
Total this month to date ..... !.
Normal. this month to date .... /.
Total, January lst to date 800. !.
Normal, January LIST to date !. l..
Accumulated deficiency to date l..
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the TEST:

This test has proved to
many men and women
that their trouble was
not "weak bowels" but
strong cathartics!
First: select . properly
prepared liquid LAXATIVE.
Second: take the dose
you find suited to your
system. Third: gradually
reduce the dose until
bowels are lnovlnf OF
their own accord
Dr.. Caldwell'e Syrup
Pepein has the hi1heet
standing among liquid
laxatlvee, and 70 the one
generally used.
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charges vas deferred indefinitely,
pending the condition Of the wound.
ed clerk, Harold Iverson, 20. st. Paul.
He u In critical condition.
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Weather Report
FORECAST

For Bismarck and vicinity: Cen
orally fair tonight and Saturday;
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Why Hospitals use
& LIQUID LAXATIVE


The dose Of a liquid laxative can
be measured. The action can
thus be regulated to suit your
individual need. 1t forms no
habit; you need not take a
double dose" a day or two later.
Nor wiN It irritate the kidneys.
The right liquid laxative will
bring Z perfect movement, with
no discomfort at the time, or
afterward.
The unwise use Of strong
cathartics may often do more
harm than good.
In buying any laxative, read
the label. II it contains q doubt
full drug, don't take it. II you
don't know what is in it, don't
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Bismarck. Nerth Daketa. February =
1874, o.1o e'elock A. =.
The Board Of County commisei6ners
reconvened. On roll call. Commiss!on.
err: e.: scSsr %:r. hi.
the Board examined bills and heard
several committees.
Moved by Commissioners Will ana
t:e ss .rd .9ionen until sss
O'clock >. m. Roll cali: swanson.
aye: Tiedman. aye; Will. aye: TTicks.
aye: Solder. aye.
Bismarck. Nerth Dakota. February ?
1854, So e'eloek =. J..
The Board Of County commissioners
rsconvened. On roll call. Commission.
1rs swanson. Tiedman. WIN, Fricke
and 0oder were present. At this time
the Board examined bills ana hsard
Moved 81 Commissioner swanson
and seconded by Commissioner VII
that the Board adjourn until S:ae
o'clock .. m. February D.. 1894. roll
s. 81: %1ie. ~, .;.; 1' ssss: ~.
Dlsmasek. NertA Dakota. FEBRUARY .,
1ooA 49, o'eaoek 4. =.
The Board Of County Commissioners
s s;ssss. os roll r i: w
Fricke ana sodsf' were present. At
TIL: time the Board proceeded 70 -
anime nsI more 8. DILL an,,n, ..,or.- WI, IA
that the dssd siysn 70 3. 4. casey
covstlnE Lots ], s. :. 8, and 5. Block
fthe City Of Dis,narok be concelle1
a a or r. s::.on . ss.s. &
haA been previously sold e .. w: Cor.
win and DECD issued to him. There.
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Can constipation be safely re-
lieved3 ''Yesl" say medical men.
"Yesr' declare thousands who
have followed their advice and
know.
You are not apt to cure your
constipation with salts, pills and
tablets, or any habit-forming
cathartic. But you can safely
relieve this condition Just by
gentle regulation with 4 suitable
liquid laxative.
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Bismarck, North Dakota, February
4. 1R94. 10 O'Clock A. M.

The Board OF County Commission.
ers convened at 10 o'clock a. m. On
roll call Commissioners Swanson,
Tiedman, Will, Fricke and Solder
were present Moved by Commits
sioner Fricke and seconded by Com
missioner Will that the minutes of
the meeting OF January 18th be APP
proved as corrected. Roll call: Swan
SON aye, Tiedman aye, VIII aye.
Fricke aye, Solder aye.
At this time the Board proceeded
to allow or reject bills l to 361, sub
tect to due or delinquent personal
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NORTH DAKOTA POINTS
WEATHER IN THE NATION

LOW
Am. est. Pct
Grand Forks, showing u 10 I
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1884. $40 o'clock p. n.
The Board Of County Commission.
ers reconvened. On roll call Commis-
sioners Swanson, Tiedman, Will,
Fricke and soder were present: AZ
this time the Board granted old age
pensions to the following: Mrs. Kate
J. Richards. Grant Turner, John Hal.
pin, Jonathan Granville, Richard III.
Reilly, Amund Nelson, Lucinda sharp,
Mrs. Ida Fuller, GERMAN Chabot, Will
liz b. Adams, Alfred Ramstrom, An.
drew Thompson, william II. McCul.
Tough, Marguerite Wageman. and
August Anderson.
Moved by Commissioners VIII and
that the. ,s.sss.ss in the inheritance
Fund be transferred to the General
Fund. Roll call: Swanson, aye: Tied.
man.. aye: Will. aye; Fricke. aye; 30.
Moved by Commissioner win and
seconded by Commissioner Tiedman
that the Board accept the schedule
on file In the Auditors office sub.
mitted by the Burleigh County Den.
tai Association for dental operations.
Roll call: swanson, Aye: Ttedman.
aye; viii. aye; Fricke. aye; Solder.
Moved by Commissioners Swanson
that the Board adjourn until 9:3o
o'clock q. m, February :. 1884,. Roll
call: Swanson. aye; Tiedman, aye;
Will, aye; Fricke. aye; Solder, aye.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-01
Future Bride Is
rendered ShouUey

Miss Ann Meaney of West Main
street was guest of honor at mis-
cellaneous shower given Friday
evening by Mrs Ann Haskins and
Mrs Louis Meaney at the formers
home on West Main street. During
the evening a varied program of
entertainment was enjoyed and a
delicious luncheon was served.
Those present were: Mrs Ann
Haskins, Mrs A. Street. Mrs :.
Mays. Mrs J. Phelan, Mrs A. Fitz.
gerald. Mrs r. Shea, Mrs E. Phel-
an, Mrs E. Delaney, Mrs r. Nc
Nutley, Mrs NJ. Bowes, Mrs T.
Delaney. Mrs M. Kerwin, Mrs AL
fred Derouin, Mrs S. Meehan, Mrs
w. Cole, Mrs Z. Walsh, Mrs Fl.
LaFlamme, Mrs J. Bowes, Mrs D.
Lynch. Mrs B. Riley. Mrs G. Big
gins. Mrs j. Caulfield, Mrs j.
Breen, Mrs E. DAILY, Mrs George
Flavin Mrs j. Wisnie, Mrs II.
steiskal, Mrs Mary Little, Mrs Louis
Meaney and Misses Bcrnadine
Caulfield. Beatrice Flavin, Marjorie
higgins, Margaret Cole. Helen
Walsh, Anna Meehan, Irene De-
rouin. Catherine Riordan, Nancy
Slason. Peg McEvoy, Kay Slason,
Ethel Burns. Betty Dunn, Mary
Brennan, Helen Phelan. Jane
Street. Peg Meaney and Heller
Opalek.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-01
Miss Margaret de Lancey
Feted At Several Affairs

Miss Margaret Delaney of Pine
street, who is to be married this
month to DIR Joseph Hetzelis being
feted by many Of her friends and
members of the Waterbury Junior
league.
Today, Mrs John A. Coe, Jr., and
Mrs j. Harold Root are entertain
ing at luncheon and shower a;
the Waterbury Country club in
compliment to Miss Delaney. The
guests include: Mrs Darragh de-
Lancey, Mrs Orion Camp, Mrs
Emery Merrill, Mrs Edwin Nor
throp, Mrs Paul Hetzel, Mrs Roger
Sperry, Mrs frederick Smith, Mrs
Luther Bahney, Mrs Russell Weber
Mrs Joel Butler, Mrs Samuel Root,
MIS-. Robert f. Baker, Mrs Forest
Purinton, Mrs J.. Harold Root, Mrs
John A. Coe and Misses Helen
Miner, Lois Warner and Betty
Bahney.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-01
Solution in next issue. 10.

East will gather in the second
heart trick with the queen and
return a spade. Now you will
only have one trump left In each
hand. You ruff heart with the
remaining trump In dummy and
you still have two clubs to lose
and a diamond.
But II you do not pull trump,
you can provide against bad
break.
You lead the ace OF hearts and
then a small heart. East wins
with the queen and returns \
trump. II East returns "a diamond
instead. you would lose 40 dia-
monds. while II he returns Q
club. you would lose only one
club trick.
with q trump return you nan
run out your heart and oatab
ilHh the fourth club IN dumms
on which you can discard yopr
losing diamond.
Copyright 1894 NicA Service. iacl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-01
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Local Quotarians
Present At Party

Several members of the Water
bury Quota Gu we're in attend
ance at the birthday celebration of
the Providence Quota Club held on
Saturday evening. The club which
lis the Oldest in New England cele-
brated its 10th birthday. Twenty
four New England clubs were rep
resented with 1875 Quotarians in
attendance. Miss Eleanor Peck
ham, president of the Providence
club presided at the meeting and
welcomed the guests.
Miss Bertha Goldthwait,, of Bos-
ton Quota Club International and
Miss Marion l.. Mish, honorary
member of the Providence Club
and founder of Quota in New Eng
land were the honored guests and
speakers of the evening.
The local members who attend
ed were: Mrs Leila Cotter, Jennie
O'Neill, Nancy Fitzgerald. Julia
Tullar and Mrs Robert Brit.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-01

Mrs Joel ]. Butler and her daugh-
ter. Mrs Emery Merrill and Mr.
Merrill of Trumbull entertained on
Saturday evening at the formers
home on Buckingham street for
Miss Delaney and DR. Hetzei
Those attending were: Mr. and Mrs
Darrough Delaney. Miss Anna de-
Lancey, Mr. and Mrs Roger y.
Sperry, Mr. and Mrs John A. Coe,
Jr., DR. and Mrs j. Harold Root
Mr.. and Mrs Forest Purinton, Mr.
and Mrs Howard Hart, DIR and Mrs
Charles Larkin, DIR and Mrs Ed
win Pyle. Mr. and Mrs Orion r.
Camp, Mr. and Mrs Robert 5.
Baker, Atty and Mrs J. Warren
Epson, Miss Helen Miner, John
X. Pratt, E d ward Sanderson.
Wade Roberts, william ID. Pier
son, Jr., and DR. Charles Enge,ke.
Mrs orion P. Camp of Randolph
avenue, will also entertain at tea
this week for the bride to be.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-01
PERSONAL
Junior League Announces
Opening Fall Program,

Miss Helen Miner, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs Arson w. Miner ol
Frederick street will represent the
Waterbury Junior league at the
, second welfare conference OF the
Association of Junior Leagues oil
America to he held Oct IL and ~.
inclusive at Minneap polls, MINI.
Practically all the IL leagues n
the United States. Canada ard
Mexico will send representatives
to the event. Mrs DeForest Van
Slyck OF New York. executive sec
fetary and Mrs Chester Bowies
field secretary of the association
have planned the program.
The first fall meeting OF the To-
cal league is scheduled for Mon
day. October at the Waterbury
Country club. when the speaker
will be A. Everett Austin, il.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-01
solution to Previous
Contract Problem

Bridge is lot more than just
Il, game of cards. 1t teaches Us
to think constructively. In the
world of business, the man who
acts and thinks afterwards US
ually loses.a nd this same thing is
true m bridge.
The general line of thought in
the average bridge players mind,
when the dummy goes down, is,
Can l afford to pull a couple of
rounds of trump"
There is nothing difficult in
today's hand except the timing
factor The hand has to be timed
properly. If you pull two rounds
of trump, you are through. and
your contract can be defeated.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-01
Local Girl Named To
Skidn1ore Committee

Vhi5S 1ChCtAOVC AhQCI6Oh vi VI
Garden street, Hartford, will be
hostess at the first meeting of the
season of the Skidmore College
club of Hartford and vicinity to
take place Wednesday evening at
mess session will include the an
nual election of officers. Present
| officers are as follows: President,
Miss Anderson; secretary n d
treasurer, Miss Julie P. Atkins of
Waterbury; social chairman, Miss
Sylvia Mather of West Hartford.
Miss Loretta c. Duhamel was
guest of honor at a surprise mis-
cellaneous shower given recently at
her home on Fairlawn avenue.
Decorations were carried out in
pink and white. Miss Duhamel,
who will be married Oct. 10, was
the recipient of many beautiful
gifts. Supper was served. Those
attending were Misses Laura Bes-
settle, Bernice Archambault, Jennie
Kelly, Doris Bessettc. Jeanette
Duhamel, Georgette Duhanel, Lou
Use Ann Blondin, Lillian Lelores,
Mildred and Loretta C. Duhamel.
Mrs Bessie Smith, Mrs Claud
Link, Mrs Hugh Lewis, Mrs Will
fred Lanctot, Mrs William Lee
Claire, Mrs Frank Nation, Mrs
Ernest Nation. Mrs George Nor
in, Mrs Divide Bessette, Mrs
Wingertsman, Mrs John Fitzmau-
rice, Mrs N. Duhamel. Mrs A. Fl.
Blondin and Mrs Henry Duhamel.
Miss Mae McKenna and Miss
Grace White entertained at mis-
cellaneous shower on Thursday
evening at the Old Homestead in
honor of Miss Ruth Schmidt of
Wall street who is to be married
soon. Bridge was played during
the evening and high score was
made by Misses Catherine McCar-
thy, Pauline Bolger, Marie Dona-
hue, and Mrs Rose Higgins.
| Those attending were Misses
Cecilia O'Reilly. Mary Mulcahy,
Edna Harmon, Catherine McCar-
thy, Pauline Bolger, Mary Dona-
hue, Irene Lieber, Ruth Grinnell.
Christine Kelley, Madeline Flynn,
Eliza beth Griffen, Margaret Dona-
ty, Ruth Schmidt, Helen Schmidt,
Mary Schmidt, Mrs Arnold Smith,
Mrs George Miller and Mrs Rose
+, Higgins.
Several hikes have been planned
| by troops of the Waterbury Girl
\ Scout council Under the leadership
of Miss Eta Bavier. Troop will
visit the Peabody museum in New
Haven Saturday afternoon. An
overnight hike will be taken to
Macedonia park October by
Troop 20, under the direction OF
! Miss Helen Kluge.
| Miss Mildred Turney captain OF
troop ~, will conduct an all day
hike October ~ for patrol leaders
only. Complete plans will be made
at a meeting of patrol leaders al
Miss Turney's home tonight at
o o'clock.
The first fall meeting of the
Girls Glee Club will be held at the
| Crosby assembly hall Thursday at
800 O'Clock. Under the direction
of Miss Florence Turnbull, organ
ization of the girls extra curricu-
lar activities will begin at a meet
ing to be held tomorrow at 1880
! o'clock in the gymnasium.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-01
Engagements
O'BRIEN-BESSETTE

OBhIEN-BESSE
Mr. and Mrs A. Bessette of Wal
nut street announce the engage
ment and coming marriage of their
daughter. Alice to Daniel r.
O'Brien, son of Mr. and Mrs p.
O'Brien of Spencer avenue. The
wedding will take place early in
Novem Der at the Immaculate Con-
ception church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-01
Weddings

sisted of roses and lilies of the val
ley. The maid OF honor wore a
frock of strawberry lace and d
velvet hat of matching shade. She
carried an arm bouquet of yellow
roses.
A reception for the members OF
the immediate families was held
at Waverly Inn. Mr. Barrett and
his bride left on u wedding trip
to New York and Boston, the bride
wearing a rust colored travelling
dress and black coat with acces-
series to match. Upon their return
they will take up their residence al
149 Cooke street.
LONGO-AMATRUDA
The marriage of Miss Nancy
Amatruda, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Frank Amatruda of Giles
street and Daniel Longo of Canal
street took place this morning at 8
o'clock at the Sacred Heart church
Rev Matthew Judge ofiiciated n,
the ceremony and also celebrated
the nuptial mass which followed
Miss Tomasina Sirica was the maid
of honor and Michael Amatr uda
was the best man.
The bride wore a gown of white
satin and veil of tulle and car
ried an arm bouquet of orchids and
lilies of the valley. The maid Of
honor's frock was of royal blue
chiffon velvet and she wore a ha,
of corresponding shade and ma.
terial. Her arm bouquet was Of
Talisman roses.
A reception was held at the
home of the bride following the
ceremony. The couple left on III
unannounced wedding trip and
upon their return will reside at II
Hill street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-01

The Winona RebekaIl lodge. Il
y. .. f., will hold rummage. sale
at 800 South Main street on ThslrSs
day. Mrs Frank Granger. Mrs
George Robinson, Mrs Frank i3ris-
tol, Mrs Thomas Finley and MrKS
William Clark comprise the COM
mittee in charge.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-01
Well Known Twins

Z (
The Claire Beauty Shop.
Brown Building, Is pleased 10
announce that the Misses
Carolyn *. and Eleanor M.
Rielll. are now associated
with this well known beauty
salon. The Misses RiehI arr
twins--they are natives ~
this city and resemble eac.a
other so closely that even
|. their best friends find ii dit
! ficult to tell them apart.
These young ladies are
thoroughly efficient and ex-
pericnced beauticians and
were until recently connected
with the Schultz Beauty
shops In Hartford and Mndt-
son.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-01
DELAFIELD BEvANs

Friends here are interested in
| the announcement made by Mr. and
Mrs Edward II. Delatield of Moro
ton of the engagement Of Mr. Della
fields daughter, Miss Georgette
| Winthrop Delafield, to Lawrence
Logan Bevans, son of Mr. and Mrs
David Peyton Bevans of Darier.
Miss Delafield through her
mother. the former Miss Winifred
Folsom, who died several years
ago, is a granddaughter of the Mr.
and Mrs George Winthrop Folsom.
who were identified with the town
of Lenox. Mass, for many years.
Through her maternal grand
mother, she is related to the Full
Ter family of Boston, Mass.
She also is a granddaughter of
the late Dr. and Mrs Francis Della
field of New York. Her paternal
grandmother was d member of the
Van Rensselaer, family of New
York.
Miss Delafeld attended Miss
Nightingale's School in New YORK
city and was graduated from this
Ethel Walker school, Simsbur..
She was introduced to society two
years ago at dinner dance given
at the Wee Burn club in parien
Mr. Bevans attended the Taft
school and was graduated from the
Roxbury school, Cheshire. He be-
longs to the OK Ridge Hunt club
and is with the insurance firm of
Bours and Co., Inc, in New York.
BARRETT. RINALDI
The marriage of Miss Antoinette
Rinaldi of Cooke street and
Thomas Barrett, son of Mrs
James Barrett of briggs street
took place this morning at
o'clock at Our Lady of Lourdes
church. Rev Joseph Valdambrini
officiated at the ceremony and also
| celebrated the nuptial mass which
| followed. Palms, dahlias and lilies
decorated the altar and a special
| program of nuptial music was rem
dered. Miss Louis Gemino was the
maid of honor and only attendant
of the bride and Ralph Rinaldi,
brother of the bride, attended Mr.
Barrett as best man.
| The bride was becomingly at
| tired in a gown of white lace and
/ wore a veil of tulle arranged in
cap shape. Her arm bouquet con-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-01

Mr. and Mrs Charles Goodrich
have returned from their wedding
trip and have taken up their resi-
dence at 81 Montclair Drive. West
Hartford ~
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-01

The welfare committee Of tie
Hopeville Community club wsll
meet on Friday evening at i O'clock
at the home of Miss Anna Sweeney
of Baldwin street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-01
Weddings
Club Actiy ties

A meeting oj he executive s,0fffI
of the League or Women Voters
was held this noon at y O'Clock
at the home al Mrs +. s. Cliasf ii.
Middlebury. a luncheon was enjoy
ed at ] c'c.oek. Plans were dis
cussed fol 4 fashion show to fe
given y. the group In the near
future
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-01

The Play
Let's look over the play OF the
hand. The jack OF clubs IN opened
ana small club played from
dummy. the declarer winning
with the ace. Now suppose YOU
pull tWn rounds OF trump ana
then lead the nee and another
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-01

Miss Margaret Geddes enter
tanned Friday afternoon at her
studio on Chestnut, avenue at a
get-together party for her pupils
in the Rhythm Band club. Selec-
tons were given by the band after
which refrsshmnets were served
and musical games enjoyed. Those
attending were Misses Rita Dona-
hue, accompanist. Jean MacGreg-
or, Wanda Lukosius. Mary Delaney,
Ruth Whelan, Mary Gilmartin,
Mary Arlene Bolan, Margaret
Honan, Agnes Bollard, Loretta
Rabideau, Doris Rabideau and
Jean O'Donnell.
Officers of Camp II, Patriotic
Order of America, will be installed
at a meeting tomorrow night at
Mechanics hall, under the direction
of District President Almira Riley
of Hartford. Camps IA and Is will
attend the installation, which will
be followed by a public card party.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-01

, curator of the Wadswofth Anthe
neum Of Hartford. There will also
be an exhibition Of pastels by Mr.
Munsop, and the Little Shop and
the Knitting corner will give an
exhibit of knitted fashions. On
Thursday, Oct IL, Mrs Donald :
Grannis will be hostess at a meet
ing for provisional members of, the
league. Mrs Walter Deacon, the
league president will he speaker.
her subject being Opportunity for
Volunteer Service In the Commun-
ity. The provisional members
include Miss Margaret Adams of
buckingham street, Miss Nancy
Buckingham of WATERFOWL, Mrs J
Warren Epson of Buckingham,
street, Miss Susanna Chase Hart
of Buckingham street, Miss Mar
tina Holcomb of Prospect street
Mrs Clyde Jennings of the Elton.
Miss Jean Moore Mcintosh of Wa
tertown. Mrs Gordon r. Weaver
of Woodlawn terrace and Miss
Eleanor Sisson Wilcox of Wood
lawn terrace.
MISS 0OiVkhy 6nuES vi hOSCldHu
avenue, who will marry David
Wager Oct. Z, was honored at a
shower given at the home of Mrs
Samuel Koso~sky of Bidwell street
on Wednesday night. Mrs Kosow-
sky was assisted as hostess by Mrs
s. L. Greene and Mrs Frank
Meyer. Those attending were Mrs
/. N. Albert, Mrs j. K. Jennes, Mrs
Charles Vineburg, Mrs Adolph
Sanditz, Mrs Harry Bremen, Mrs
Solomon. Mrs Samuel Rosenzweig,
Mrs Joseph Singer, Mrs Morris
Kosersky, Mrs William Greenfield,
Mrs Samuel Strogatz, Mrs j. A.
Shure. Mrs Charles Walker, Mrs
Joseph Zellman, Mrs Myron Kell-
man. Mrs DATE. Mrs Louis Dorf-
man and Mrs Max Oser.
Members of the local lodge OF
Moose, and representatives of
otter lodges throughout the state
attended the meeting in New Ha-
ven yesterday at which plans were
made for the annual field day and
convention of the Loyal Order Of
Moose to be held in this city next
June. A similar meeting will be
held at Moose hall in this city.
Ocober 7th.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-01
CONTRACT BRIDGE
BY VIM. +. MCKINNEY
Secretary OF the American bridge League
BY VIM. +. MckENf

Think Before You Act First Impulse Is To Pull Trump
But With Today's Hand You Go Down
If You Did That.