The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-22
BRIDGE TOURNEY
 MATCHES FRIDAY
Mondays Results Given Lenten Self Denial
 Banks Distributed
OAKVILLE
CorrespOndent-Mae Villa Babin
 1917 W0tertOWn Avenue

! 1877 W0tertOWm Avenue
 The local Bridge Tournament under the direction of W. H. Byrnes, was held Monday evening in the upper hall of the Commun- ity house. Two sections were played. The results were as fol- lows:
 Section 1, North and South. MT and Mrs W. J. Kelly, A. Zeillo, and A. Guglielmetty, E. J. Ranslow, and F. Krantz, Mrs c. J. Heating, with l.. izello, and Mr and Mrs George Booth.
 East and West, Edward Leonard, and c. Wisausky, Mir and Mrs J. w. Humphrey, Charles Foster, with Frank Memetry, Dr and Mrs Herman Marggraff, MT and Mrs J. w. Moody. Section II. North and South, William Byrnes, Jr, and Anthony Delecamera, MT and Mrs H. T. Brew, Joseph Flynn and Peter Telash, Miss Katherine O'Hara and Miss Elinor Beach. Frank Krantz, with J. B. Griffin, and George Shaw, with John Carey.
 East and West. Mrs B. Jerman and Mrs Harvey Krantz. John Nc" Kenna, John Chamberlain. Harry Steiskal, with F. Chapius. Mrs John Czesky, with Mrs F. r. Mer- Till, Mrs Lockhart and Mrs Norton, and the Misses Jane and May Allen.
 The next session will be held Friday evening.
 IIentcn Self Denial Banks
 The Vestry of the All Saints church has purchased a number of Lenten self denial banks for dis tribution in. the parish. These banks are to be returned on Good Friday. The plan is to place the bank on the table and each wage earner deposit at least one cent for each meal. In this way quite a Self Deniap' offering can be made by all wage earners without a heavy drain on the pocketbook.
 Briefs
 MT and Mrs William Braun oi Clematis avenue entertained over the week and Miss Betty Preisel of Bronx, N. Y., and Mir and Mrs H. p. smith, and daughter, Agnes Ann of Southport. Mrs Smith is the daughter of MT and Mrs Braun.
 MT and Mrs D. Grenier of Ro- sette street entertained MT and Mrs l.. c. Loughlin and daughter. Marie, and Miss Eleanor Kelley of New Haven, MT and Mrs J. Gre nier and son, Ernest, Mrs H. Turner, and w. J. Vance, of Wa terbury Sunday.
 There will be stations of the Cross, and Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament at St Mary Magdalen's church, Friday eve ming, at 7:30 o'clock.
 MT and Mrs Paul Johnson have moved from Colonial street to Riverside street.
 During the Lenten Services, Rev A. N. Samwell will be guest speaker at the following churches: St Johns Waterville, St Paurs Woodbury, St PauPs, Waterbury Christ church. Bristol, St Andrews church, Norwich. :?
 There will be an anniversary mass for Raymond Vacuillus Fri day morning at 8 o'clock at St Mary Magdalen'sg church.
 Clarence Yale of Oakwood ave- nue is a patient at St Mary's hos pital.
 The Community Club Four, con- sisting of w. Harry Byrnes, pr Stanley Lund. Calvin Hurlburt, and John Kobb, finished first place in the Waterbury championship team of four bridge match at the Elton h otel last Friday evening, the score being 28 1-2 points. The team of Coulter, Ruffin. Hunt and Smith were aL close second with 27 l-z points. This qualities both teams for the state championship match. which will be held in Hartford Saturday afternoon and evening.
 Progress Digging Out
 The traffic from Oakville to Waterbury has been badly handl- capped. Many employed in Water hurv have been unable to get. to work as no trolley cars have been running since Monday night. SeV-- eral automobiles were blocked anu forced to return back.
 The Watertown Fire Company attempted to reach fire on Shel- ter Hill yesterday, and found they couldn't go any further than Falls avenue. The fire was confined to tbe chimney of the home of MT Vicuchius, which was quickly ex- tinguished.
 Comedy Play Postponed
 The mystery comedy play. "The Ghost Bird", which was to be pre- sented Tuesday evening at the Congregational church hall mas been postponed on account or the snow storm. Harry Hard is the
 
 Card Party Tonight
 A card party will be held at the home of Mrs Thomas Shields on Watertown avenue tonight for the benefit of St Mary Magdalen's church. Prizes will be awarded 10 each. table and refreshments so ryad