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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1934-10-25

be announced later; Thursday, Nov. 1,
WTCN, 12:45 to 100 p. m, Att. Gen.
Peterson; Thursday, Nov. 1, WCCO,
1880 to 7:45 p. M, Att. Gen. Peterson;
Friday, Nov. 2, WCCO, WEBC, WDAY,
WNAX, 9:45 to 1000 p. M, Governor
Olson.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1934-10-25

Der vii blive Kirkerengoring Man
dag den 80. October. Kom unge og
gamle, tag Spand og Klude med
Sekr.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1934-10-25
MORE WANT ADS

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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-30
Events of Week

(lOday)
Memorial dny exercises,
Opening OF Lakewood PARK,
Public Parks Baseball league
opening,
Lake QuusSlpaug opening,
Holiday Ounce at Deer Island
Gate, Bantam,
(Thurstlay)
Lions Club Meeting ut Hotel
Elton.
Junior Guild Card party at st
JohnA church.
Republican club dinner at Hotel
Elton,
daughters of Scotia dance at X.
of G, hall.
tErlday)
Sacred Heart Aiumnao dance at
Hamilton Park ballroom,
Ovorl0ok Cottage Park club nj
Columbia school.
Saturday
Picnic of First Church at Lake
CuaSsupaug.
Sunday
81 Margarot's school commences
ment program opening at st Johns
church.
Hymn Sing at Norfolk Music
Shed,
FUTURE EVENTS
June g.
National Guard Battalion review
mt armory.
Camp ~. u, q. OF A" state meet
ing, Mechanics hall
June ID
First church chicken ana straw
berry supper.
June L.
All Souls church picnic at Lake.
wood park.
june 10
Lcavenworth graduation cxcr-
ciscs. t..
June 90
wildly graduation exercises.
June al
Crosby graduation exercises
Juno "a
Third Congregational picnic at
Lakewood park.
Flrts Lutheran church picnic ut
Lakewood park"
Juno 90
Public schools close for summer.
June 40
Second church picnic ut Light
house Point.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-30
STYLE CHATS
WtTH ALMA ARCHER

Commentators Gulio tiolardi
whisks appleJack. gin, mint aud
lime into what no terms n Sweet
william" and asks you 10 moot him
by the old AIN Pond Of tho Park
Lane where he In now managing
director to drink II.
Alongside the NH Pond is the
most fascinating OF summer gar
dens for hot-weather dining. Every
rainbow color In included In both
awnings and furniture. II gaynoas
inspires making n permanent res
crvation aud forgetting every
other eating place during the tor
rid dog days. Gelardi, although
a king OF the kitchen, IN IA brain
storm underneath. even M Gene
Tunncy After giving UP the study
Of law II Rome and his officers
commission In the crack regiment,
Bcrsaglieri, he started for Amer
lea. but having only Ave lah-
guagcs at his command, It's taken
him 30 years TO find his way here.
He's trined along the way collect
Ing rare books on philosophy. ana
directing such hotels as ciaridRe's
the Piccadilly, Cecil. otc. Nothing
like snappy seasoning of philos-
ophy being hurled at a soufflee as
II departs from the chef for the
guest
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-30

when the hand was played, West
opened a diamond, which South
won with tho queen. lie thon led
n small spade and won with the
ace In dummy.
He next cashed the ace. king,
and jack of diamonds. dlsearding
three clubs. East let 20 two clubs.
Dcclarcr then played the ten OF
hearts. East covered, and South
won with tho ace, Declarer then
ran four heart tricks and East was
squeezed. He let 10 the i've Of
spades and then realized that u
he discarded his SINAI! spade, the
declarer could make his king and
jack. SO he lot go his king OF
clubs.
Dcclarer then played the queen
of clubs. throwing East IN the lead
with the ace. and East was forced
10 lead away from his queen Of
spades into the declarer's king and
Jack. which allowed the declarer
10 make six-odd. scoring game with
three over.tricks.
Copyright. 1884. NEA Service,
inc.)
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-30

llvan, Edna Murphy, Elizabeth
Hnrtye, Margaret pheian. May
Martin. Marie Mitchell, Mary To.
Claire % Nnugatuck, Margaret
Barry Of WATERFOWL and Eileen
parmeriee and Jeanette Spears
Among the other dances schcd.
uled for the present season are the
annual formal % the Children OF
Mary OF 81 Mmrgmret's pariEh which
Is scheduled for June sth nj the
WATERFOWL Golf club. Those arr
ranging for the affnlr are Miss
Ann Leroy. Lima Burns. Mary
Whclau, Mildred Hebcrt, Helen
Carr, Mary Robinson, Helen Muir.
ply, Mary Troy, Helen Flahcrty
and Gertrude Foley. The dance OF
the putslc Friars which win be n
dinner dance at WRvcrly Inn Is also
TO be held on Friday. June sth,
Harry Hucy In chairman OF the
dance.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-30
HOLIDAY EXERCISES
OBSERVED BY PUPILS

Memorial day exercises were fea-
tured In all OF the clty's grammar
schools yesterday, Exercises we're
presented by the seventh and
eighth grade pupils of the Drigss
street with music furnished by tho
school orchestra.
At HopevIlIe school Captain
Thomns White addressed pupils on
the meaning OF the holiday. and
also paid tribute 10 the late Mrs
Katherine Gioster Burns whose ab.
scncc was noted at the school Tor
the first time since It's opening.
Miss Enls Bartolini, president OF
the class. requested moment OF
SILENCE for "our beloved Mrs
Burns" Thelma Church was ac-
companist for the program.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-30

Solution % Previous Contract
Problem
when yOu need more than ono
hneaHo and you arc lacking In
ro.entrloa, perhaps you can employ
n squeeze or an end play that VIII
force. tho opponents 70 assist you
In making an extra trick.
To.day's hand was played In tho
rc0Nnt New Jorany state cham pion-
ship pair contest, at Newark, won
by A, Mitchell Barnes and Dcno-
diet Jarmel OF New York city.
Houth's bid of one heart over
ono diamond In, of course, u one.
Overcome force, North confirmed
the fact that he had real third
hand bid by bidding two diamonds.
South showed his exceptional
strength with jump 10 three no
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-30
OLD CANAL BURIED

Massillon, q - U.P) -- The
old Ohio canal, once n famous wa
terway, but long dead az com
mercial transportation system, lit
orally In being buried here. The
canal vii ibc obliterated for a
stretch of more than mile by
ground heaped over II In CONSTITUTE
tlon Of a storm sewer. being laid on
It's bed: Markers will be placed
along the course 10 show future
generations where II once ran.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-30
CONFIRMATION AT
TEMPLE ON FRIDAY

A special confirmation service, at
which four girls Of the Religious
School OF Temple Israel, viii he
confirmed, Will take place Friday
evening at \ o'clock, The confirm.
ants are; shirley Mae Brandveln,
Ruth Grecnberg, Evelyn Frances
Roson and Marjorie Rhoda Spacro,
A beautiful musical flower scrv.
leo has been arranged. The pub.
lie In invited.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-30
Personals

ut Mr. Wlld's home NJ Guernsey
Channel Islands. Mrs Clark plans
10 spend n week at Guernsey be.
foro leaving for Paris where she
viii join Mr. Clark,
Mrs q, W. jackson of Mon
mouth avenue has had az her
huest for fow days her mother,
Mrs Margaret Frost of Bridgeport
Mlas Barbara Kirschbaum OF
Bunker Il,ll has been spending a
few days In New York city,
Mr. aud Mrs George Duncan Of
West Main street are spending o
week ~ the guests OF relatives In
boston,
tsa,saassH-
William Nolan, Jr, of II Water.
Vile street, IN c0nVulescing ut hla
home from II recent operation ut st
Mays hospital,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-30
How TO Lose FAT
q Pound q Day
on q Full STOMACH
DO Just These 7wO Simple Things
Fat Meiks Away
easy Now TO Be The
Ailvring Person You Wont 20 Be

new Condensed lad Salts and take .
teaspoonful In . glassof water before
breakfast. Make two small changes
In diet--as explained In the folder In.
aide the coadsHsed JAD package you
get. That's all.
You look pounds lighter from tie
Gyyf day. for the Condensed JAD Salts
banIsI1es excess moisture weight and
al puJllness and bIDai al once. And
the system IL quickly cleared ol de-
pleting p0isons /. Ksf y0n seves need
bS1ofg kNHgyy gssezzeHk
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-30

Mrs walter Berry OF Waterfowl,
state lengue chairman OF govern.
ment Of tho Connecticut bcnRuc
Of Women Voters, IN n member
uf the committee arranging for
the second annual institute on
public administration 10 be held NJ
Connecticut college, New London,
june I3.lb, Those attending the
institute viii be bonrdcd ut wind.
ham hail, one OF the college dor.
mitorlos, Kcglstrntion may bc
made through the office Of tho
Connecticut Tongue Of Women V0t.
ers, 1870 Washington street, Hart.
ford
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-30

Just ask for the new Condensed JAD
Salts at any drug store. A months
supply 10 only 60f. You actually can
(oiyosU Mis scientific bias (oy ~ a
day. Don't forget: ask for the new
Condensed yAD Salts.
Begin the quick JAD method Of re-
ducing tomorrow morning. The Con-.
degsed JAD Salts - remember = ID
urged as q ison,banishinR agent !.
W Danish unhealthy bloatinR and 20
eliminate body moisture as
reducing one.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-30


Miss Eleanor Mcurnlh, daughter
Of Judge and Mrs John v Me.
urnth Of l70HelAnd avenue, and
Miss Mary Hoffman, daughter ~
Mr. and Mrs Henry ffeltlnan Or
pinga avenue, students nt mary
mount college, TnffytOwn, N, ~
were among those who have oN.
hiblis IN the annual art exhibition
being held nj the college, this
week. rho exhibition includes
large selection Of student work IN
the fields OF flDe arts, craft, pho
Biography, leather and pewter work.
Miss McGrath's tapestry from the
Dutch mnBterB has been selected
az ono OF merit. Miss Hoitmnn'e
exhibit IN n pastel OF Marymount
showing the grounds and corner
OF the main building. Tho dis.
play represents only a portion Of
tho work accomplished by tho art
stuHents during the yenr, other
phases OF which were IN the Jnpns
reso Btnge scenery for the Christ
mas opera, "f'hc uelsha," hand
painted programs, spiritual b0u.
quets, menus and a variety OF
Christmas presents, IN addition
10 these the class In interior dec
grafton completed several intricate
laboratory problems such ~ the
construction OF small original
rooms IN bristol board, color and
textile charts,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-30

Scientists have juse announced > re-
marksbIe discovery which CRADLES
the fat person % grow thin at . cost
20 small that Il hardly need be con.
sideredI
Indeed, IN this way you can eat 3
full meals daily and loec--c comfort.
abIy--as much ss ; FULL FOUND
EVERY DAYi
al ~ about ~ Q weAkf
lSu Yea DO
lie amazingly easy. You jusl do lwo
simple fhlnns. Get bottle Of the
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-30
Junior Club
Plans Dance

The annual summer formal
dance of the Junior Women's club
In to be held on June 22nd nt the
Waterbury Women'H club, The
committee In charge OF the dance
Includes. Misses Phyllis Benedict,
Cara Clarke and Katherine New
ton.
rho dance Ii always one OF tho
largest AFFAIRS sponsored by the
club during the year and II con-
sldered climax TO the clubs cal.
cndnr for the year
The ,nnual meeting of the club
VIII be held In June, at which
time new officers viii be elected.
The nominating committee In
cludcs: Misses Marjorie Snow, Jean
Webster and Sally Barnum.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-30

Miss Louise Finn whose marriage
TO Van l.. snyder Is TO be nn event
OF June ith was the guest OF honor
at n shower given at Moose hnll
recently by her associates Mt the
Lux Clock company. The honorcd
guest was presented with a radio.
Those present were: Misses Frances
Welton, Della Strokalltis, NJ. Yer.
onset, Libra Tosta. Mary carrubba,
Florence Zello, Edna Lasky, Doris
Perrello. Fern Frenettc. Margaret
Weiton. Marie Peterson, Sybolla
Armstrong. Blnndione DOlpc, Ola
Guidlce, Mary Mlelc, Anna Simon
ian, Josephine Nnpolltano, Trina
O'laskay, Anna Goulet Blanche
ucbert. Adol Lacy, Esha Hanson.
Anna ellis. Minnie Knapp, Alice
Ilayc, Mary Guldisi Mary Chris.
tlano. Antoino,te fugliesc. Helen
Cullen, Lucy Miole. Mildred Boil
Zarella, Anita Clark, Ammo Desjar.
din, Carrie SnntoRatti. Patricia
0auska, Nancy MaZzaforro. Matte
Dcsjnrdon, Angellnc Mascia. Susie
Amabllc. Agnes Guerrero, Evn VAS
scar, Beatrice Renting, Elem
Tenrdo. Mary Griffin, Edith rusco,
Josephine Diplomatic. Rose M0sela.
Mary Irwin Rose Zaurino. Angc-
line D'Amcllo, Margaret Bresna.
han, Angelina DoMlchcle, Gather.
Inc ASST, Evn Lippkc, Josephine
lfnmigllett0. Grace purro, Mary
Mascin, Rose Hoffman. Ann Tway-
baushn, Mary Turley. Mnry Rice,
Catherine Rinaldi, Germalnc Loyot,
Louise Finn ana Oscar Espclln, Sr,
John BuoncOnc, Harmon llnssctt,
Oscar Espclln, Jr, Cnrlcy C0llctti.
william Espclln, q, POlrrcr A,
Mnsslcottc, Paul Maotano, Al Pei.
letter, Jeremiah Aunoro, NJ. Yer.
dosal, John Klmmor, Michael Hcll0,
Joseph Vaocnno, John Carey, Nd
ward Koslosky, Antonio Morotto,
samuel itlchnrdcllo, Leonard
howard Anthony Guldisl LouiH
Ellis, j. Mantle, Charles Bl0ttman,
Peter Richie, NJ. Beerbnum, Chris
Aucello. Anthony Daddona and
Matt DcJardins
Mr. and Mrs Wendell Cross OF
Hamilton avenue entertained at n
surprise buffet supper on saturday
evening IN honor Of Miss Alice
MncFurlnnd of New Haven and
her hancc, Harold Kocfc OF An
sonlu who are 10 bo married In
June. Miss Macl'nrland and Mr.
Rccfo we're given II hostess scrv.
leo tray, Tho guests were Mr.
and Mrs Norman Stccd OF West
Haven Mr. and Mrs Howard lln-
Der. Mr. and Mrs Fred Bcnuvln
OF New Haven, John Rcnrdon,
Miss Helen Morgan ana Edward
Wheeler Of AnSonln, Gerald Doyle
OF New Haven, Miss Molllc Mart
ley, Raymond Moore and Mlss
Loretta iioltZ Of New Haven,
The annual meeting Of the Ellis.
worth Memorial association viii
be held ut tho Ellsworth Home
stead In Windsor on Friday at !
u. IN. Al members OF tho Connec-
lieut. chapters of the Daughters OF
tho American Revolution arc In.
| vitcd TO attend A basket luncheon
win precedo the meeting ~ ~ o.
clock, The board OF directors of the
association win meet NJ II u. m.
Following the luncheon reports
win be given and officers for the
coming year elected
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-30

Aluulnae association az the llamll.
ton Park ballroom. The commit
tee IN charge have made extensive
plans 60 have the AFFAIR enc OF
Inc mom successful to be sponsor.
Cd BY the group.
Miss Helen Tracy IL chairman OF
the arrangements committee and
win be assisted by Misses Julie sui.
Tho wedding OF BERNARD ]. Me-
Nellis, aon Of Mr. and Mrs VIII
liam McNellls oG Astoria, I. l., for
merly OF this city TO Miss Rose
mary y. Mclslroy OF Bridgeport,
takes place on Thursday morning.
June - at D o'clock In ~ Pat.
rlek'a church, Bridgeport. Rev
John G. Lynch will perform the
ceremony. Miss McElroy Will have
for her only attendant Miss Lucille
Ryan and James McNollis win be
ceremony d reception for the i'm.
mediate families and q few friends
will he held az the home of Mr.
and Mira Frank J. O'Brien, III
Thor o street, Bridgeport, The
couple win leave on an unan-
nounced wedding trip and upon
their return will reside In Say
VILE, L. 1. Miss McElroy Is a
graduate OF Lauraiton Hall, Mill
ford. Mr. McNcllls IL n graduate
OF Crouby high school and RenH-
selaer Polytechnic Institute. He H.
AT present an electrical engineer
with the Mackay radio station In
sayville.
Miss Phyllis Vailonia who Ia to
be married IN juno to Arthur Gil
bert was rendered a miscellaneous
shower by her sister Mrs Ralph
Burll recently. Entertainment was
Nnioyed and n delicious supper
was served. The guest Of honor was
the recipient Of many beautiful
gifts, Those attending were Misses
Anna suback, Bertha aAllArd, LII.
llan Burke, Kathleen Gilbert, Peg.
gy Suhack, Della pelleticr, Elaine
nallantyne, Anna Dunn, Rose and
Jane Forino, Lucille Mattl Angie
Hugilelmo, Catherine Delse0, Mary
Wnd Rose CriHafulll. Gemma Mas
rariellO, Louise Trenka, Lucy and
Margaret Varanelii, Anna poplls,
Helen schneider. Bebe Grimm, Flo.
renee Harmon, Peggy Sesllivwn,
Alice Libra, Margaret Dunn, Helon
VRllontH, Jane and Theresa Davino,
Mary stage. Mrs Cecilia McDon-
aid, Mrs Louis Gilbert, Mrs Alfred
Baril, Mrs Louis Bennett, Mrs M.
Uilbort, Mrs p, vailonis, Mrs John
u, Kelley, Mrs Frank 0asser, Mrs
w. 0uglielmo, Mrs u Pannone.
MIRA Albert Vailonis, Mrs Joseph
Riccelli, Mrs James Barrilli, Mrs
Joseph Gugllelmo, Mrs Frederick
Tulaero, Mrs Patsy Famlglietu,
Mira Kate 0uEllelmo and daughter,
Mrs A, Fablnno, Mrs NJ. Greco, Mrs
~, GarNfolo, Mrs Arthur Pratt, Mrs
Anna Bohan. Mrs vaila Gaync, Mrs
DiBenidetto, Mrs Edna Baurassa,
Mrs Mildred Leo. Mrs Rose Reel.
and Mrs Ralph paril,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-30
Miss Byrne Is
Elected By Club

Miss irene Skelly Byrne, daugh.
ter OF Mr. and Mrs Joseph l., Byrne
uf Niagara street has recently been
elected president OF the Conncc-
t.cut club OF Trinity College IN
Washington, y. 2. MlHs Byrnc II "a
very popular member Of the junior
class AZ Trinity whore she has taxi
en- an active part IN school activk
ties both scholastic aud extra eur,
rtcular. She In returning 10 her
home following the senior bali
which the college II giving at tire
Congressional Country club In
honor OF the senior class Miss
Ryrne II n member OF the commit
tee In charge,
A successful play was presented
last evening ut Temple Hall by the
members Of the Little Dramatic
club who played In ace High"
The play was under the direction
wf Miss A, Lucia, MataraGxo, The
cast was Hs follows;
Parker Jones. retired fertilizer
king ...,,, Uomcnlc Scmercr0
Catherine, his wife,
Mary r, FiOre
Gladys, their older daughtcr,
Henrietta koskey
XII, their younger daughter,
Ann Ciminera
Morcy, their som
Anthony Sebastian
Mrs Maxheld :. F, Ann McDonough
Elair chatham, a garageman,
John Testn
Mace, the ace. Thomas Civitatie
Fulton, "a butler,
Charles Rainville, Jr.
Dora Cowan, q grandner's
daughter, ,,,,,. Florence Dwyei
Misses Doris Brodcur, Helen Ties.
ser, Irene Drodeur, Himonne Dos.
ehcnes and, Alma Donais enjoyed
their annual club outing 10 Now
York city recently, A tour OF the
MIC studlos and n visit TO Radio
CITY was u portion of the days
program.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-30
BY WAl. u. MCKINNEY
Secretary os the american Rr,lRe lHagHe

Squeeze Avoids -Declarer Makes Opponent Discard
Important Cards, Then Executes End Play
for Small Slam
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-30

Mira Mlhcael II, Russo aud Miss
Claire Portfolio were hosteaacs NJ
4 surprise shower and bridge given
a, the home of Mrs Russo recently
IN compliment 10 Miss Vera palln.
DINO. who viii become The bride Of
Ilank Iurlo on June Is. Mms Pal
lndlno WA the rocipiuntsof n beau.
tiful card table with chairs, Four
tables were arranged Tor bridge,
those attending we're Misses Hell.
emo Cimincrn, Antoinettn Ctminora
Lucille Diorio, sylvia palladino
Catherine Xurlo Anne Ducco, Mrs
Anthony Nnrdielli, Mrs Juinclnto,
Tina Russo, Lucy Russo, Claire
Portfolio and Mrs MIcnacl Il
!tuss0,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-30

trump, but North--feeling that.
since his partner had no original
hid, there can be no SIAM proper.
" passes.
With a club opening. East can
cash the ace and king OF clubs, but
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-30
Today's Contrac. Problem

The bidding was South
pass West, one club, North,
one diamond, East one spade
Has, and West take the con.
trac, Tor tour spades Wha,
would you open with the
South hand' And how would
you visualize the outcome Of
the play, from the biddingY
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-30

Miss Norma Schhff, daughter Of
Mr. ana Mrs Churlcs j, Schiiff of
Melbourn terrace IL attending the
commencement exercises NJ Both
any College In West virginia. She
~ tho guest Of j, Edgar Currigan
&c Moundsvillc, w, Va,
Mrs Henry Wellesley wild Of
Euclid avenue In sailing on Wed.
nesday, Juno 0, In company with
Mrs Merritt Clark 0f Milford for
England where Mira Wild viii visit
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-30

Miss Edna Bornlan Grconborg,
daughter OF Mr. nnd Mrs lsnnc
Grccnberg OF Dwight street, VIII
receive her A, u, degree from
Smith eolioge, Northampton
Mass, at tho commencement ex-
crclses 10 be held on Monday,
June rs. Miss Grconborg pro.
pared for college ut the New Hn-
Won high school. At college sho
mnjorod In English and was u
member OF the dance group when
In comprised of group OF Htu-
dents Interested In advanced dane
Ing technique and original c0mpo-
sltion. During hor senior year
she held "a Dwight W, Morrow
scholarship, awarded annually TO
10 or tho highest ranking scholars
OF the graduating class.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-30

Invitations were issued yester.
day for the wedding OF Miss Hazel
Weld, daughter OF Mrs Garfield NJ.
Weld OF Grove street 10 Lucion
Blanchard Curtis, son OF Mr. and
Mrs Hay -. Curtis OF Pelham,
N. " The ceremony Will take
place tho Afternoon OF Saturday,
June 10th ut tho Congregation
church In Watortown Mt O'clock.
A reception Ut iicndmnster IIor.
ace Tnft's house nj The Taft school
VIII follow the ceremony. Miss
Weld has chosen hcr sister, Mlss
Nancy Weld M her maid OF honor
and Miss sarah Curtis, sister
of tho bridegroom viii be- brides.
maid. Theodore Curtis Will nttend
hIs brother M best man. Miss
Weld In u grndunto OF snlnt Mar
garet'a school and attended New.
comb college NJ New orleans, In,
for two years. She WIS graduated
IN 1888 from tho MnBgnc b ueettF
Institute OF Technology, Mr. Cur
tIs In n Rrndunte OF the Lawrence.
vile school and Princeton ana
sp0nt n yonr doing grDdunte work
NJ tho Mnasnchusctts Institute o.
Technology. Their engagement WIS
announced last December.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-30

The wedding OF Miss Eva Mary
LnnRlols, daughter of Mrs Amanda
LnnRlols Of South Ehn street. 90
Alexander Asaelln Of South Mpin
street took place this. morning ~
2 o'clock nt tho Church OF ~ Ann
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-30

MrH Hur0ld Coleman OF Wolton
street entertained ~ n birthday
pnrty recently for hor daughter,
Eleanor. who celebrated her 18th
birthday. Those attending were
Misses patrloIn blum, Helen Brick,
Margaret DrlscolI, Rose Santorn,
Eleanor Calvin, PntrIcln Casey,
Mnurcen casey. Eleanor Coleman,
George wallace, Harold 3eccher,
Thomas Cream, Robert Dunn, Rob-
,rt Malone, Joseph Gallagher, Nor
man BurIl, Harold and Richard
Coleman,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-30

The annual meeting OF the Au-
dubon society of The state of Com
ncctlcut VIII be held nj Bird
craft sanctuary IN Fairfield on Snt.
urdny, Juno 2, nj II o'clock The
program includes HE rohdlng Of
reports and election OF officers ANA
u Talk by Arctas A. Saunders,
Members nro requested 10 bring
box lunches, Members planning
To attend IRE requested Va notify
Mira Edward n, Dewitt Of I'm.
Qu0@n rond. Fairfield, before the
31st.
Evening star., 1934-04-29
Swea+ers-Kni+ Goods

Wool Sweaters. Sizes to 6. ..... .78c
Bootee, Sacque and Cap Set. .... .$1.1S
Sleeveless Sweaters four styles, l to 3, 2Sc
Infants Knitted Sacques ...............6Sc
Infants Crocheted Bootees, hand-embd, 24c
Pink and Blue Knitted Shawls, fringed. 74c
Infants Silk Shoes .38c
Evening star., 1934-04-29
Under+hings, Paiamas

Babies Crepe and Nairsook Gowns .44c
Crepe and Broadcloth Pajamas, 2 to 8, 5Sc
79c Hand-embroid. Panties, Gowns 58c
Fine Nainsook Certrudes ............2 Csc
Flannelette Certrudes, Kimonos, Gowns .25c