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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-08

Shot batting. =. Tons Driscou has torsakem the 8CCC after completing five nsonhs at Camp Tourney n yest Goshen . Waiter M. McGowan of Watertown, sDyee beadle visited Court Foresters Pride juueie court ForesteYs of America, in Rockville last night
 VOlo Johnson Elsie Radke, and Mrs Raymond Snyder heered ia vuim for the Putsic Frars quintet in Ne0 Hnpea Wednesday, evening. group Of South Water-
 ru blowers sDu present Mrs Guy Winstons peqce pdy S4ad He Was Offered Up' at the meeting of tue Over- iaaf fottaoe Park Club mert Thursday evening. Bob cssoxzo Looked is million dolars in hs fish qnd soup s te Dasqters 0 Italy hop at WGvery Inn last night
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-08

NEXT: More RegnlatiOn-Tbe .Joneses tune in on radio pro. gram, and it reminds them that radio, oil, railroads, telephone ines' all now feel the hand of the gov- crnment.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-08
Philatelic Nelus Permanent Stamp WatertOwn Collectors Exhibit at Capitol To Stage Auction
By F. B. D.

The revenue will be used to improve nesting and also feed- ing areas for migratory birds.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-08

The arrival of stamps from 30 foreign nations has added force to the movement for the opening of 8 permanent gOv- ernment stamp exhibit at Washington. As soon as all ex- hibits have been received philatelic exhibition hall will be thrown open in the new post office administration build- ing. Those already received have been turned over to Clin- ton B. Ellenberger, third as- sistant to the postmaster gen. eral.
 On completion, the exhibit will embrace collections of enormous value from every corner of the globe and is ex- pected to attract philatelists from all parts of the country.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-08

The fourth auction sale of stamps by the Mattatuck Collectors shop of Watertown will be held December IT at p. m. in the Mat tatuck Historical society building. All lots will be sold to the high est bidder at a slight advance over the second highest. Bids should be mailed to the Mattatuck Collectors Shop, Box -154, Watertown. Among stamps listed in the catalog are Waterbury Shield cancellation fine on Sc green; and 3 Water bury's pinwheel, 8 petal small and 8 petal large, prices not listed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-08

A cachet commemorating the death of Mad" Ant h O,ny Wayne will be sponsored by Post II, American Legion, of 1327A West street, Erie, Pa, December 16.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-08

The first air mail value of the Rome to Mogadisco flight series has made it's appearance. The stamp has a face value of 25L. plus 2L. is printed in light green and pictures Victor Emmanuel, bare-headed and facing half left.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-26

hearts. if hq leads the jack of hearts, and W6st holds G heart, they may Do abie to defeat the contract.
 The proper play is to iead 6 smali heart and tnesse the queen. A small diamond is returned and the jack is fnessed.
 Another heart Is played, West plays low, and the deeIaFer goes right up with tho ace in dummy. Ho leads back another diamond, iinesslHg the queen.
 Now small club Is played and West must split his hon0rs, 70 he puts iH the Jack and the trick is won iD dummy witb the ace. A diamond is returned and won by the decIarer with the see.
 West now must mhke c discard, and tho only discard that he Gnn make is the six Of spades. To drop . heart or . club would cost him tricks.
 The declarer now leads the jack of hearts, throwing West in the lead with the klne, aBd aII West can do Is Co cash his ace and ten of spades and he must then lead away from his queen and \ 0f clubs Into the dscIareF's teBaee DO. icSDvsishs issJ. NBA service ins,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-26
D.A. HAMxiIi0,y Hds Card Party

N bridge party sponsored by tho 11nAbled American Veterans Auxil- aAsy was held recently at the home Gg Mrs Joseph Donnhuo on East Main street with Mrs Donahue, Mrs 8aile Marton and Mrs Helen Bro- phy acting as hosteEses. During the evening attachments wero served. Those attending were; MT and Mrs William Awkward, Mrs Catherine xerwin, Miss Anna McCarthy, Mrs James gtonson, Mir and Mrs John TAhoy, Mrs ". Bheehan, Miss Laura Tobin, MT and Mrs D'Angelo, Miss 0ose Muligan, Mrs M. Meeifan, 1fiss iKty Conway, Mrs Katherine 1ewes, Mrs M. Flahorty, Mir and Mrs Burton Bradley, Mrs J. Me- Namara, Mrs Helen Brophy.
 Hrs Janet Rice, Mrs Peter stota, Akr and Mrs Loon Ham, Mrs Mae Cass, Mrs Fred scholl, Miss Ida xsunny, Mr and Mrs Jamos Mar tone, Mrs John Delaney, Mrs Car Flo Clancy, Amadio Payeur, Mrs Jaaes Lawior, William Murray. Mrs Louise Dastiler, Robert Ayl. ward, James Hayes, William Flood Mfrs Dunlop, Mir and Mrs F. Dono- van, Mir and Mrs D. Mullignn. Nick 1aFtono and Mrs Louise schults.
 wendell Milien of Hartford will be an usher at tho wedding of 4iss Doris c. Phelps, daughter Of Ar and Mrs Warren J. Phelps of eouthwick, Mass, and Norman R. vAster, son of Frodricka N. Vestor. of Springfield, Mass, which will take place Saturday evening at 7;e0 o'clock in All Saints church in Hartford. Tho ceremony Will Dc performed by Rev Wolcott c. Treat of Westfeld, Mass.
 Mrs Bernard Stono of Williams. vile, Vt, will Do matron of honor for Miss Phelps and tho brides maids will be Mrs Raymond Griffin of eouthwick, Miss Mary A. Les nick of Westheid, Miss Mario Nieh- olson of sufiield, Miss Janloo Pack ard of Waterbury, Mss Roso Who. lar, and Mrs George r. Vostcr Of Springfield. Marllyn Vlots Of East 0rAnby will Do the flower girl
 Karl Vester will be his brothers best man and tho ushors besIdeB Mr Miiien will be Kenneth W. Phelps of Eouthwick, George Byors Of Wegthold, Lnwood Regnn, Melvin Ranson and George Carter or Springfield.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-26

Complete arrangements have been made for the annual meeting and hnnqtiot of SC vlncent'g hos. nItni Alumni association co Do held On Thursday afternoon and even- ing. A.
 held. The slate will be presented by the nominating committee con- sistIng of Miss Margaret Cnfery, chairman: Miss Marjorie Bhalluo and Miss Ann 0avlgan.
 A high mass viii bo solemnlsed tn Thursday morning at s o'clock in St Vincent's chapel by the Rev Walter Keenan for deceased mem. bers of the Alumni association. A ( communion breakfast will be served after the mass In the nurses dining room.
 At g D. m., Ut the nurses home on Hunting street, q meeting Will be held with Mss Anna Royston presiding. The Grey Ladies arc gponsorlng q tea to be held after tho meeting for tho nurses.
 pr Andrew McQueeney. guest
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-26

Solution to Previous Contract
 Problem
 Az you know. whon partner makes an original bid in first or second position, and you respond with one no trump, you are glyinB what wo term . ehanee.givins bld. q sign.oK bid--t0 sign off, you simply pass.
 But you do say to your partner in responding with ono no trump, q do not particularly like tho suit give give you . chance to show another . about two probabio cntrios." opens tho bidding in third position
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-26
Events of Week
(I'Otiay)

(TOdHy) Luncheon meeting of Rotary Club at Hotel Elton. Unlco Club dinner for Italian graduates.
 card party by Ladies Auxiliary A. 0. II.
 Lodge meetings. Nosn hogan Lodge of odd Fellows. Sons and Daughters of Liberty. Mnry CarsWoll Tent, Daughters of Union Veterans. ComBt0ck Lodge, Knights of Py' thlas, order of Ahopn,
 (Wcdncsday) Luncheon meeting of Klwanis Club.
 Holy Cross Undergraduate Club summor formal at Wnt0rtoWn Golf Club.
 tT'hnrsdny) Lions Club meeting at Hotel Elton.
 Alpha Phi omega danco ct Wa tortown Golf Club.
 (Snturdny) Picnic Of Second Church ht Lighthouse Point. OnkvIllo CongroRat tionai Church picnic at Lakewood.
 Future Events July ga --- Playground Institute at Hamilton Park. July G-~Bt f,uey'a church 0ntor-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-26
Personals

Miss Helen Schmidt Of Wall atreet has pecn spending q few days in New York, where she ig registered Ut tho Hotel Lincoln.
 Mr and Mrs W. Shirley Fulton of Hillside Avcnue have opened their summer place nt Fishors' Island, N. Y.
 Mark sperry, End of Middiebury leaves this week for Fort Ethan Allen in Burlington, Vt, where nc will spend six weeks.
 Miss Dorothy Dawson of Thom. aston avenue ls spending several days in New York city.
 pr and Mrs John II. Foster and daughter Ann have returned to their homo in Middiobury after spending Q few weeks in Cleveland, Ohio.
 Mrs II. II. Mist of Byrnoslde avenue is spending q few days tn New York where she is registered ut the WaiHorf Astoria. ,Bh0 iS ac. com panied by Miss Florence l.. Eccles.
 Joseph MaAion of East Main street iB spending several days in Springfield, Mass.
 Mrs Lena BIrlea of Franklin street underwent on operation at St Mary's hospital this morning.
 Mir and Mrs Thomas !. Hani0n and chlldron, Thomas, Jr., James, Jack, Mary Alice and Elizabeth, of Chicago, arc visiting with Mrs Hanion's mother, Mrs Margaret Dii. lon of South Elm street.
 Mrs Helen Morris Cuddy of syi- van avenue has returned after viss iting in Rye, ". r., where she at- tOndod tho wedding of her eouslil, Bornard Huston which took place on Saturday.
 Missos CIair0 Barlbauit and Eleanor Blake of Capitol avenue and Betty Nibeii hnvo returned Afts CT spending the weekend Gt the O'Connor cottage at Wo0dmont.
 Bernard King of Willow street is spending the week at Dayview.
 Ronald Walsh of Falriawn ave- nue, who has been q patient at the Waterbury hospital iB reeupers atIng at DayView beach.
 Recent arrivals at tho dreenbier, White Sulphur Springs, w. Va., ifls ciude Mr and Mrs E. s. gandorsOn of Waterbury, Conn. Attractions for them are the poio serios played thero over the weekend between the Washington County Polo club and the 0reenbrier Polo club, and the paintings and water.coiors 0fi exhibit in the old White Art oais cry, which are by Carl r. daertn0r of the Cleveland gchoi of Art, who accom- mpanied his showing in order to take up his duties for six weeks as teachor of figure and iandseap DC painting in the Old White Art school.
 pr and Mrs M. Heminway Mer. rIman of Watortown have as their guests Major and Mrs l.. C. Van. nan Of Montciair, \. j.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-26
S. WMceMt s Alumni
 WiII Meet Thursday

speaker, viii give on inspiring talk pt the banquet to be held at D.. fi1. at tue Algonquin club. pf Dan iei Banks, master of ceronlOnio4, ir the invited guest of pr Mc- Quecney. During dinner, floor show will bo pfebented under the supervision Of Mrs Bertha Don. nelly of the Broadway school for
 Miss Grace Quinn who Is in charge of the affair will Dc assisted by Miss Julia WaslIkowitz, Miss Eleanor Brown, Miss Margaret cullen, Miss Irene Walsh and Nancy Mngner.
 The graduating class of the hos. pital training school will be invlt. cd guests at the bnnquet and will bo accepted into the aiumfao at the annual meeting.
 A popular orchestra will bo en. gpged to play for dancing after tho bahquot and members of the Alum fiho will invite escorts to attend.
 Several local members of the Alumni arc planning to attend.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-26
Club Activities

oaicers of Townsend lodge of odd Fellows for the coming year were elected last night. They in. clude; Noble grand, Harry Ander. son; vice.grand, Howard Branch: recording secretary, William J.. Daval; financial secretary, Alger. nonE. Taylor; treasurer, Edwin s. Hoyt; lodge physicians, pr. John Galley and Dr E. w. Goodenough; 1; auditor for IS months, John B, Guthrie; chairman of sick visiting committee, J. William Gardner; hall trustee, William J. Maton.
 Members of Theodore Roosevelt lodge of the Knights of Phythias will enjoy Q boat ride soon. Plans for the event wero discussed last night at n meeting of the lodge. Irving Roscn heads the committee in charge of arrangements. Joseph Reiner presided at last nights meeting, which was held in the al Waterbury Savings bank build Ing.
 Michael Gulsti was elected ven. orablo of lodge AvellIno, Sons of Italy, at the annual meeting of the society last night. Other officers choson were; Assistant venerable, Anthony Colasanto; orator Giro Danza; recording secretary, John Cocere; financial secretary, Nich. olns Pelosi; treasurer, Frank Mag. gel; lodge physician, Dr 0ustavo Tcsta.
 Mrs May l.. BIrt of Grove street and Mrs Anna Alexander of Cen. trai avenue will ropresent tho local Quota club at tho international con Sprigns, V0,, on July 6, and z. aro Miss Jennie O'Neill of Middle. bury and Miss Nancy Fitzgerald of Elmwood avenue.
 Recently elected officers of tho womons auxiliary of the Italian Brotherhood society will Do install. that about 300 members of tho society will attend. Plans for the Hffnir nre now going on. During July md August q drive for new members will bo conducted with SylVin perlllo of i0D Bank street in charge.
 Final plans for the Fourth of July celebration will Do made ''nt D meeting of tho general olmmlttoo of tho Bucks iIIll Community club nt tho homo of tho president, Annn Plntt, Friday evening. The club plans Co mnkc thls yoar's event one of It's greatost celebrations.
 
 Past presidents will Do honorod nt Il reception to Do sponsored by Clarence q. Davenport auxiliary, Spanish war veterans, at It's hn0l meeting In tho arm0ry Thursday evening, During tho business session plans for tho summer schedule of meetings will Do made. This will b0 tho final regular meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-26
pERREAULr-TREpANIER

Mss Florence F. Trepannicr, daughter of Mir and Mrs Joseph P. Trepannler of East Liberty street, and Real ]. Perreault, son of Mir and Mrs Jean B. Porrenult, of Jewolry street, were united in marriage thlB morning. Kov. U. Lnurlon performed tho coromoy and ohlclntcd at the nuptial mass which followed.
 Tho brldo, who was given In mar rlage by hor father, woro a white satin gown with short train, with long fitted sleeves. Hor veil of tullo ended in a long trnln. Sho carried n shower boquet of glrdon- las and lilies of tho valley.
 Mss Loretta Trepnnnlor, sister of tho bride, was her maid of hon. or. Sho wore n long fitted gown of maIzo tnifetn moiro with flared skirt, trimmed in nile green. Her hut was n largo picture hat also nilo green trimmed with dalses. She carried an assorted boquot of rosoB, bluo dolphlnlum and gardoD flowers.
 Mir pcrrcaul hnd as his best man, O0rald Normand, of this city.
 Miss Thresn Normand and Miss Irene Lobol were flower girls and wore dresses of pale pink satin.
 Vocal solos woro rendered by Mss Marie 0orVnlB and Armand Trepannicr. Harry plon rendered several violin selections.
 There was n reception immed- lately after the ceremony at tho brides home for about 100 guesta. out of town guests included some from Lowell, Mass, Merldon, Hart. ford, New York and iLtGhnold.
 Tho bride nnd groom loft later in tho day for a wedding trip to Now York City and Asbury Park, N. J., tho brldo wearing travelling ensemble of pale pink with brown longth corduroy coat, and access. 0rios Co match.
 Upon tholr return Mr md Mrs P0rrcnult will reside at 120 Hast Liberty street.
 PAYNE.MODROW
 Tho wedding of Miss Louise Marie M0dr0w, daughter of MT and Mrs Albert ModroW of Starvlcw avenue and Charles Irving Payne, son of MT and Mrs Arthur L.. Payne of Piedmont street took plnco on Saturdny afternoon at { o'clock Ut tho Third Congregational church. Roy Gomor IL. Lewis of. fiGIntod nt tho eor0mony. Mss Emily Modrow, sister of tho bride, wns hor only attendant and Philip Payne, brother of the bridegroom, was tho best man. Tho ushGrs inciudod Abort Payne, brother of tho bridegroom and Walter Modrow, brothor of tho brido.
 Tho brld0 wore C gown of green m0ussolino do sole fashioned with G square nooklIno and long b0uf' fant skirt and q tuile hat of cor- responding shade. Sh0 carried q bouquet of whlt0 roses, gardeni1t and lilies of tho valley. The maid of honOr'B froek was of yellow mousseiine do Bolo styled similni to tho brldo's gown and sh0 nlse wore a matching tuilo hat She carried m sfashi0nod bon quet. Tho dr0sB of the brides mother was pearl gray cropo and she wore n c0rB1go of gardonini and the bridegroom mother wore n black crop0 drosB and corsage.
 4 reception for the immediate families was hold at tho homo oi the bride following tho ceremony Tho couple loft on m unannou ouDcet wedding trip, tho bride wenrlng { pink and brown travelling 0ns0m. bio. Upon their return thoy wil TO sido at 2S 0randvicw avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-26

and you respond with one no trump, you arc showing ( better hand than if you had responded 10 . first or second hand bid. in third hand, and you respond with ono no trump, you know that y0y may Do pushing him into the two zone, so you should have ct least an acc, king, and queen in your hand, in different suits.
 Tbe Play
 Vests opening lead is the queoH of spades, and when it holds, the Jack Of spades is continued, which South wins with the king.
 The entire play Of the hand de. ponds on how South DIavs tjTe
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-26
Contract Bridge
ELTON CoNTnACT CLUB

Tn the final session of the Mons day afternoon tournament Of tho Elton Contract Club held at the Watortown Lawn Club top scorers were. Nogth and South, Mrs James IlosA and Mrs Theodore Br0ithaupt, 142; Mrs H. D. Behroeder and Mrs Robert etT0s hacker, 13S; Mrs Thomas Collins and Mrs Raymond Pouisen, 188 1.2 and East and West, Mrs Y. B. Parsons, And Mrs Louis f.sttimeF. f30 1.2; Mrs August Dinkier and Mrs John A. Wrlght, 130t Mrs .Wils liam Tlorney and Mrs T. J. Aubrey, f2s fs2,
 The winners for the series were, 1, Mrs R. D. Bhroeder and Mrs Robert StrOhacker. 6s7; Mrs 1tays mond p0uis0n and Mrs Thomas Parson, 6S1; Mrs John A.. Wright and Mrs August Dinkier, 660.
 Tho mystery prise was won. by Mrs Ty J. Aubrey and Mrs William T'l6rnoy. 4 now series will start on next Monday afternoon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-26
Weddings
BRODEuR-I.ANOUErTE


 The marriage of Mi0s Loretta GeorgianG Lanouotto. daughter of Mrs Joseph r. Lanouotto of East Main street and Lcstor William Brodour, son of MT and Mrs Wil- Ham l.. Brodeur of East Main street took pl0co this morning at S:30 o'clock Ut St. Ann'S church. Rev. Lawrence D0ucetto of St. Anthony of Paudo church in Bridgeport performed tho cer' emOny and also celebrated the nuptlnl mass which followed. Palms and cut flowers decorated tho altnr and n special program of nuptlal music was rendered by Mss Marie Morrot organist with Marcel Doucotto soloist.
 Tho bride was attircd in q gown of white satin with yoke and sleeves of Buode laco fitted bodieo and long full skirt terminating in n long train. ShO wore a lengthy voil of tuilo and Chantilly luce caught on each gldo with orange blossoms and carried an arm b0. quet of white roses and gypBophll- ln. Tho maid of honor, Miss Bea- trice I.anouotto, sister of the bride, wore frock of Peach taffeta Ian. win model with q long Blcevod Jac. ket and low rufflos failing grace. fully about tho skirt Her nal. Inc turbnn was of matching shade and was fashioned with nose veil. She carried m arm boquet of Tnllsman roses. Tho dress of tho brido'B mother was black and white nnd she wore nCcOBHOrieH 10 match and the brldcgroom's mother wore q brown printed chif- ion ncceBsories 10 correspond. Romeo Cantin attended Mr. Bro. deur ag best man.
 4 reception for tho members of tho imm odiato families was held at Lakeside Tavern following the ceremony. Mir Brodeur and his bride loft on m unannouncod wed. ding trip, tho brido wearing m ogg shell crepe dress with accessories Go match. Upon returning they will reside at 67 Madison street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-26
Bridge Championship M0tch To NezO London

day. The consolation matches will be held on Sunday in conjunction with the pair finals.
 Mrs Elizabeth Davis and Mrs William sherman smith of this city arc members of the committee in charge of the arrangements.
 Among the well known national players who will participate in tho play are Sims, Jacoby, Keith, Wat son, Malowan, Huske and Liggett.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-26

xAo Southern New England N<Ideo Championship matches will h0 hoid on Friday, Saturday and N&nany, July 1s. 14, and 1S, at the Mohioan Hotel in New London. &lay win bo for tho Hartford BE1dgo Club trophy. The pair oA3mpionehips will bo held on sat- urday afternoon and evening with ths anai eosaion being held on Sum
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-26

Miss Anna Lynch of Sylvan ave. nue has beon spending q few days In New York city.
 Katherine Ferguson Of Fairlawn avenue Is spending the weekend in Woodmont.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-26

A bachelor dinner in honor of Samuel R. 0reGnbl1tt vii be spon. sorcd by moro than GO of his friends tonight in the rooms of tho Theodore Roosevelt lodge, Knights of Phythiag. Mr Grocnblatt will be married in New York Thursday to Miss Ruth Kaye. Ara ngementy for t.l0 dinner arc under the di. rection of U. $. Comsr. Harry Kra. SOW and A. Robert Snndltz. Harry DeVorkcn will preside as toast' maBtOr,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-26

A surprise miscellaneous shower was given in honor of Lena Clip. riano by Mrs Rocco Clprlano and Rose Clpriano on June 19 at i32 Grnnby street.
 Those attending were the Misses Lena, Rose and Carmein Ciprlano, Vera Mosohella, Concetta. Mary, Josephine and Anna D'Angelo, Mary and Lena Ranaldo, Virginia Crosc, Mary Orsini, Rose Peleg. ano, Ann Cipriano, Vivian Carric- TO, Carmcia Digoonti, Rena Rlnal. di, Roso and Clara Malario, Mary, Daisy and Josephine FayaIe, Rose Docchichlo, Louise Blondi, Dora, Lena and Josephine Salorno. Cath. crine Pugliest, Laura Manzoili. Carolyn and Katherine Nido, Mary Stango, Carmcla Caporaie, GuBsic and Bertha Kuhn, Anna Taglin, Anna and Rose Greco, Theresa Tome, Mimic and Laura Mnrtone, Viola Fibre, Annette LombardO, Elizabeth Moffo, Bantoio, Joseph. Inc, Carmoia and Helen Fas0no, Katherine Montossiy y>uaroline Moi. fo, Margaret Magalugso, Mary Mucci, Antonette, Josephine, LcnI ana Carmela Divino, Mary Moffo, Alice Canelani, Mary and Emma DoLucla. Kathorine Fischetti, Mrs Rocco Cipriano, Mrs Joseph Clip. rinno, Mrs John Subach, Mrs An. thony D'Angelo. Mrs Carmeln Moi. fO, Mrs Patsy Moff0, Mrs Joseph. Inc Lerz, Mrs George Aibino, Mrs Adaiino Manglllo, Mrs Carfnine Salerno, Mrs Josephine Taglia, Mrs Felicia Stango, Mrs Mildred Tar!na, Mrs Angoline Faiia, Mrs Fiorinda Famlgiotti, Mrs vitocol1 esq Tome, Mrs Patsy Dol0atti, Mrs Philomcna Doicsando, and Mrs Carmela Masaluppo.
 A birthday party was given re-. cently in honor of Miss Joan Van' asse of Marion avenue. Tho table was nttrhetivoiy decorated in q yel- low and white color schcmo. T0h guests included: Ernestlno and John F'eeney of Naugatuck, Clairo DuBQiso of Naugatuck, Madeline Vanagso, Justine Snyder, Shirley and Andrew Beriang0r, Louis Lar. son, Doris Braman, Ariino Trnmm, Betty Phillips, Emeiine Angravos, Barbara and Jean Eddy, Beatrice and Alba Constine, Janico Mac. Nish, Justine and Alice Vannsse, Mrs Edward Belnnger and Mrs Serge Belangor.
 Mrs Sophie MajowskI and Miss Wanda MajewBki of Elizabeth stroot wore hosteBses at c surprise shower givon on Saturday at tho Polish National hall in honor Of Miss Marion M0ieski of Putnam street whose marriage 10 Charles Reed of Park road takes place on June 30th. Tho guest of honor re- coivod q purse Of gold and many beautiful gifts. About 200 Euesth werO in attendance. Entortainmo ont was enjoyed throughout the even. ing and . delicious luncheon was served.
 A party was given recently by Miss Josephine Cipriano. Those At. tending wore: Misses Josephine Cipriano, ora Martin, Jean Lesser, Armand Martin, Frederick beidol, Jr, Angelina Bumma, May 0renier, Jorry Houio, Rocco Potr0ia, John Hitucci, Agnes Alexandra, LiiIia White, Florence Dempsey, Mimi Dompaey, Paul Rivet, Jnmes Mars- line, Edna Martin, RoBaiyn Cipri. an0, Irene Martin, Peter MGrtono, Mao Wost, Bruno Martin, Joseph Coiuddi, Mario DiMaria, Florence Magsicotte and Helen Marine,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-26
CONTRACT BRIDGE
BY VIM. E. MCKINNEY Secretary os tho Amcrican Bstdge feague

No Trump No signof Mentioned In Response To Part. ner's Original Bid, It Asks Him to
 Show Another Suit