The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-19
BRIDGE WINNERS
 NAMED TO-DAY
Next Session of Contract
 Tournament to Be Held Tonight
OAKVILLE
COrrespondent-Mae Villa BabiD
 1877 WatertOwn Avenue

The regular Friday evening con- tract bridge tournament was well attended and two sections of play were run. The results were as fol- lows: Section A-North and South top, resulted in 8 double tie with George Budge, Willard Carey, Leo Orsini, with Frank Minucci; 2nd Joseph Brazaitis, Louis Zeillo; run ners-up, MT. and Mrs. Charles Der trand, Jr., MT. and Mrs. Leman Bronson. East ands West-top, W, H. Byrnes, Jr., Edward McGrath 'Jr; End, Charles Foster, Gordon Decker; runners-up, MT. and Mrs. George Henderson, Peter Gala brese, Joseph Zuraitis, Mrs. Ed ward Hogg, John Chamberlain.
 Section B-North and South top. Frank Krantz, E. J. Ranslow; End, Mrs. J. Condon, Mrs. J. Nor ton; runners-up, Mir. and Mrs. William Smith. Madeline Flynn Veronica Holleran, Ruth McDon- nell, Catherine A. Brady; East and West--top, Shelton Overbaugh, Louis Beres; End, Carrie Woodruff Edna McDonnell; runners-up, Har- ry and Bertrand LaVigne, Mir and Mrs. G. Phillips Creaser, Mrs, A. Field, Miss O.. MacInnis.
 The next session will be held to- night at 7:30 o'clock. Everyone is cordially invited to attend.
 No Visit From Bishop
 Because the death of Bishop Acheson has placed a tremendous amount of work on the shoulders of Bishop Budlong, there will be no confirmation class at All Saints church this year. The local members of the church who wish to be confirmed, will become members of the confirmation class at Bethlehem.
 Christian EndeavOr Society
 The Christian Endeavor society met at the Congregational church last evening at 7:30 o'clock. The leader was Theron Beach. Miss Marguerite Strasser rendered piano solols representing different coun- tries.
 The guest speaker was Charles Kimball who spoke on "The Peace Movement of The League of Ma tions.'
 Card Party
 A card party. will be held We'd nesday evening at the Congrega- tional church at 7:3O o'clock spon- sored by the members of the flower committee. Prizes will be awarded to each table. Those wishing to make up tables may report to Miss Arlene Hull, Miss Caroline Shaw or Mrs. Fred Jack son.
 'Girl Scouts"
 The Girl Scouts met at the home of Miss Evelina Hauser of Hunger. ford avenue yesterday afternoon Signaling tests were carried out Those atetnding were: Margaret Graney, Carolyn Beardslee, Ada Hallock, Martha Gwiazdowski. Mil. dred Botelle, Betty Pickering, anf Edna Boulanger. A hike to Shaw Hill was to be held Good Friday meeting at Miss Hauser's home Hungerford avenue at 9:00 a. m An Easter egg hunt will. be en' joyed. The lunch will be supplied by the members of the scouts. Peg gy Budd, and Barbara Adams vii be in charge of the games.
 Lenten Services
 Rev. Fr. Delaney of Wallingford will be the guest speaker at St Mary Magdalen's church Tuesda, evening at 1880 o'clock. There wil be Rosary, sermon and Benedic tion of the Blessed Sacrament.
 At the Union Congregations church, Rev. Ronald Ewing, pas tor First Congregational church Woodbury, will be the guest speak CT Thursday evening at 7:30 O. clock.
 At All Saints church. Rev. F. J Norris. rector of St. Andrews church, Norwich, will be the gues speaker Wednesday evening a 7:30 o'clock.
 Briefs q
 Those who are to take part il the Easter play at the Congrega tional church will meet at thu church at 7:00 o'clock tonight, fol rehearsal.