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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-09-20
BoOtbIacks Must Aid Recovery Program"

Bootbacks Must Aid Recovery Program"
from Angeles that the City Council has risen
majesty demand that the boobacks make conbu-
restoring prosperity in the United States The members
Of the City Council who themselves 500 week (ociay speak
ng has passed deg the kids who shoe
shining effort to provide few pennies for Impoverished
annual license tax In other words the boys are com
PEELED shoes to get the privilege Of being child
laborers the Angeles streets
connection interesting note the knhp between
Matthew Wo vicepresident of the
Federation Labor acting head of the National Civic Fed
Grafton and president of the Union Labor Life Insurance Company
Liberty" magazine Sept proudly the following letter
Arthur G. Anon secretary and general manager OF the Los
Angeles Chamber of Commerce:
I'VE greatly appreciate Ibertys permission of Mat
article Red Russia Striking American Industry
which appeared believe this of the best
Liberty bringing forth these matters such sound
logical the information of the American public Credit
line to crimson Krank" of Los Angeles for this 1temo
Grim Humor in the Churches
ANOTHER correspondent the glad dngs
that churches have received from the Federal Council OF
Churches and to be read from pupts In the
prayer the methods of violence those
would take from those that have and divide 1t up and
put spirit Christ in the vested interests of accumulated
wealth. incline them to be generous
pickets murdered and wounded
bayonets the hands of the agents those that
It,"
1t looks very much as the prayers
being written by the publicity department of the Amer
Cotton Manufacturers
Blood Money
FROM and clipping from
W. j. Husa fighting farmer whom couple
years herewith writes HuSa "a clipping from
the Commissioners Proceedings published the Sept issue OF
the Stanley Sun, paper of Montreal County, N. D."
report the Proceedings the following words
assigned to Sheriff apply tax
blood o N J. Aune Plaza -. $40
little ambiguous but Comrade Husa makes
painfully clear:
After reading you will that the times
have improved the New Deal when
son pay his taxes by the sale of his own blood"
German and the Management
IOHN old friend and neighbor
commenting the textile
strike
national textile strike makes statements
continually word management 1t he
quarrel with capitalists mill but solely
yrannous subordnates the officials superintendent fore
slchke the industry This shows
pretty well hivarous consideration for
the actual ruling Only bourgeois
criticize term advising him instead
the label entrepeneu the
takes the risk getting less profit while the worker
being dubbed shot bayonetted when stk
ing against savsh toll starvation
capitalists handing
them which sounds Ameri
while confusing just well that bit of French lingo
capitalist country needs such masks and
not ungrae peddles the Russian
who invented the Little Father mask which
was extremely popular through the eyeho Then
premises sixty million folk still
while management hundred twenty millions
hudds transparent bit of
nd banks soldiers police the firing
workers will the all
enemies
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-09-20
Are You a ''PrOiectionist"?

HUNDREDS newspapers throughout the United States az
give them doses of cod liver oil The suggestion was
Explore Recently the learned doctor
whether when cannot solve
problems to blame others in
ourselves?"
wggam D &c. answers mhesitatingy the affirmative DR.
Hpner that all have tendency to
Celebrating he that the pupil
fails the the unness of
teacher The impue his losses to
thoughess people speak
capitalists though they organized body of whose
critics merely projec
blame else than to think their
of dilemmas"
to this analysis there Just about 100000 I'M
have lost their jobs simply
projection habit hundreds Of thousands Of small
business and professional
capitalism with its cyccal crises has
nothing do with convenience this thing
called Scenc
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-09-20

wABC-studio Concert
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-24

There are two types OF hands.
aefensive type hands and deolaror
type hands when you pick up
your cards, you must frat de-
terminc which OF those types you
hold.
IL YOU have n hand containing a
lot OF aces and kings, wouldn't you
much prefer that the opponents
play that contract? Then your aces
and kings would take tricks. each
Of which would be worth 100
points or more.
However. II you have long suit
and little high GARD strength, that
In the dcclarcr type OF hand, You
know that the only tricks you can
hope 10 take are long card tricks,
roo many people are anxious 70
hid on aces and kinga, You need
a lot more than that--you need
favorable distribution.
THO bidding
That In why South, with todhy's
hand, should not open the contract
ing. n hts partner cannot mako u
weak third hand opening bid, there
10 certainly no reason for him 20
step ipto the bidNUx,
south makes n serious mistake
on this hand IN doubling the. -four
spade contract. True enough, u
looks az though he certainly could
defeat the contract. but Mia part.
nor isas passed third hand showing
that ne hag an exceptionally wcnk
hand.
II East ana West are IN n four
spade cont,sct against this tyne Of
hand. you know that they arc In
tho wrong contrct, and you VIII
have o good score on the board.
To double II may Just locate the
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-24
Club Activities

sentative; Mrs Mary Hall, alter
nate; Mrs william Miles. presg
Following tho meeting of Wln0na
Rebokuh lodge last night at Odd
Follows hnll Il program Of Scottish
acts was presented with more than
100 members and guests IN attend
ance, Mrs fdn Blrdsall was APP
pointed chairman OF n committee
In charge Of arrangements for
memorial exercises for dcceastd
members of the lodge at tho hall
June t2. Che will be assisted by
Mrs Thomas Finley and Mrs Frank
Bristol.
Nine candidates wore initiated at
tho meeting OF Washington camp,
Patriotic Order. Sons OF America
last night ut Mechanics hall. W.
u, Candec. past state president.
presided. A memorial service Will
be held ut ~ Paul's church sunday
evening at 1880 o'clock. n. Il.
Gould presided at the business SON
sion. iNh
The Master Mason degree was
oxompiihcd al the meeting OF LIB
orty lodge at Masonic temple last
night. Tho annual valuation OF the
district deputy was made.
Mrs Gonevieve KlrItwood Of the
Waterbury Sayings bunk wnS elect.
cd Il mombcr OF the executive
committee OF the Assoc ia tons OF
Savings Hank Women Of connec-
lieut. ut tho annual meeting Of the
organization In New London yes
tcrday. 'Ja M
Miss Alice Serre OF Danbury was
named president Miys Ellxa4etil
Crehan OF tho bridgeport Peoples
Savings bank. secretary treasurer
and Dorothy Baldwin OF the Lltch.
filed. Savings bank and Ruth DavI
idson OF tho Savings bank OF An
sonia. executive committee women
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-24

missing high cards that tho de-
clarer will need 10 make hin con-
tract or 10 go down one trick less
land II In better 10 got the hand
two undoublcd vulnerable thun one
trick doubled.
The play
After the four spade bid, South
opens the king Of clubs. When he
continues with n club, Hast. tho
declarer, ruffs Il. East now loads
q small spade, winning with the
king In dummy aud returning a
ANAL spadc. WANING with the ace.
Now the doclarer decides that the
only missing high card In which
he In really Interested In tho queen
Of hearts, and az South haa dou.
bted, II ut least givos him n reason
10 believe that South holds that
card.
Therefore. hs leads the Jack OF
hearts. OF course. South must
cover with tho queen. a heart Ia
returned and then the ten Ia
played. This establishes the three
OF hearts for the dcclarer,
He leads u and regardless OF
whether or not South ruifg with
the queen OF spades. the dcciarcr
will discard the losing diamond
from dummy.
This Will allow him 10 ruff one
diamond ~ dummy no that all he
loacs In a spade. a diamond, and a
club. making HIS contract OF four
against this big hand.
n south had not doubled. the
deciarer might have nueased the
hearts tho wrong way.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-24

Following "a short business sos
alon of Myrtle Temple, Pythtan
sisters, a specially arranged ontor-
tainment program marked tho
3Sth Anniversary OF tho founding
OF tao organ ixntion, More than
80 members and friends attended
tho meeting, which was presided
sover by Mira George Chandler,
most excellent chief.
Spocialtiea were presented by
Marjorie Gould and D0rothca
Cooper, dancers: Ruth Hough.
monologist; Master Bobby Sean
lon, youthful drum major, Evelyn
and George Chandler, pinn0 ana
vocal soloista, and Mary and Peggy
Mccormick, dancers, Refroah-
Menta were served at, tho eonciu-
dion OF tho program.
Tho committee, In charge Of the
Anniversary observation included
Mrs Margaret Cooper, Mira MIL
dred Marshall and Mira Walter
| Northrop. Officers of the tcnplo
are: Mira George Chandler, most
| excellent chicf: Mrs John Mailer,
mott excellent senior Mrs Az
thur Schroeder, most excellent
Junior; Mrs Mary Houghtallng
manager; Mira Walter Northrop,
mistress of finance; Mrs Raymond
Bcnson, Keeper OF records; Mira
Nelson Thomas, protectors; Mrs
william H0sklnga, outside guard
Mira Harold Marahall, musician
Mrs Minnie Burdick. third truss
tee; Mira William Miles, repre-
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-24

The ofllceru and directors Of ~
Asary's Hospital Ala society were
hossesses yesterday afternoon a, n
reception and ten 70 the gradual.
ting class Of n Mays hospital
Training School at the Nuraes'
Home. Tho twenty-sevon graduates
were received by Mrs Joseph Mc.
0innlss. president or the aid 10.
cietys assisted by the officers and
directors. ABOUT two hundred were
present a. the tea which was one
Of the outstanding social events OF
the spring season,
Among those attending were
Mayor Frank Hayes, representa-
tiyes from the waterbury Hospital
and Waterbury, Hospital Aid society.
clergy from both the. Catholic and
Protestant churches Of the city.
and members OF tho ~ Mary's
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-24
Future Bride Is
rendered ShOsceY

Miss Emma Il. Moore Louns-
bury avenue was rendered u mis-
collaneous shower recently mt tho
ScovIfi .uirrs club by u number Of
her friends and associates at the
shoe Hardware Co. Games were
played and a luncheon was served.
The bridc-to-bc was the resipient
" many beautiful gifts. Thoe at.
tending were Misses Marthat Nor
ris. Theresa Wright. Anna Failon.
Doris Mastroata, Lucy Mature,
Doris Nadeau, Mac Conray, Jo-
acphine Walsh. Julia Haley, Fanny
awrych, Kay Gnwrych, Anna
Hcaly, Margaret ncbrin, lcdna
Grove, Flarcncc Culontano. Ruth
Alcott, Elizabeth Kane, Caroline
Schlosscr, Dorothy Hum, Kay Me-
Woohey, Betty Stewart, Josephine
Jettlle9n. Berthat stockley, Mary
Hynil, Jennie Barrett. Anna Hell.
scr, N. Kenny, Alice Grenier, Htel.
Ia Aibon, Agnes Duneanaon, Mary
sparse, Nellie Dominique, Roberta
Derry, Helen Meehan, u. Moriarty,
Florence Martin, Janc Hcffcrnan,
ID, hubble, Anna Spine. lron0
Burnee, Mary Murphy, Constance
LaRosa, y. tannuci, Irene Enris.
Florence Orr, Mary O'Connor, Flu.
nicc Bradley. Katherine Bradley,
Peggy Kelly, Rita Kennedy, Doro-
thy Kennedy, Ann Quinn, Betty
quinn, Margaret Connolly, Lucy
Rinaldi, Angelina Rinaldi, Gather
Inc Crcaven. Edna Wright, Kitty
stack, Josephine Doyle, Ann Seery,
Louise Cuddy. Marie Jaeger, Mar
gueritc Mulcahy, Helen Mulcahy,
Lucy DeAmclio, Mao Moore and
Mrs Gay steck, Mrs Eugene o.
Neill, Mrs Raymond Moore, Mrs
Joseph o'Neill, Mrs John Kelly,
Mrs Frunls Kelly, Mrs Joseph KEEL
", Mrs John Crcavcn Mrs Eliza.
beth Moore. Mrs Thomas Mulcahy,
Mrs Joseph Brett, Mrs Joseph
kerdrick, Mira Donald Pnlscr an"
MIRA Eugene Murphy.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-24

Mrs Mabel Preusser OF this city
was reelected president OF the New
Haven County w. e. r. u. ut the
annual convention Of the organlzn.
ti0n.. yesterday IN Cheshire. Mrs
Preusser has completed nine con-
seeutlve terms as president. Several
from this city attended the session.
which was held In the Cheshire
Methodist church. Mrs Preusser
presided.
Included IN tho days program
was a memorial service for Mrs
Edna G. rennimRn OF NhuRntuck.
Rev II. Gertrude Coo OF WolGott
spoke on The Open Door" Other
officers chosen includ6d: vicc-pres-
ldents, Mrs Nellie IL, Aynoid Of
Merldon and Mrs Lillian u. Ling-
Icy Of New Haven; secretary, Mrs
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-24
County Officers Are
Named By PTA Clubs

welcomed by Thomas J. Condor
superintendent OF schools.
Mrs Daniel M. Doody OF North
Branford was elected president
succeeding Mrs Elmer Wilson OF
this city. who with members oil
the local association, acted az hos
tessos. Installation OF the now Of
ficcrs for n two year term was held
at the afternoon session. Mr.
Leslie Watson, past president OH.
clated,
Other officers elected we're Mrs
II. j. Mar OF West Haven, vlco.
president: Mrs Bernard NJ. Allcn
OF Cheshire. recording secretary;
Mrs Donley Lukius OF Guilf0rd
corresponding secretary; Mrs Har-
rls stone of New Haven, treas
urer; Mra G. +. Thompson of Wal.
lingford, organizer; and Mrs
Charles Stevens OF Watortown. reg
lister. Members at large: Mrt
Ruth Vardon of Beacon Falls. Mrs
Elmer n. Wilson OF Waterbury and
Mrs Selma Anderson OF Now Ha-
ven,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-24
High School Notes

A water pageant. "rhc Treasure
Trovc," viii be presented by glrls
OF Crosby high school Friday night
at 4 o'clock In the Crosby high
school pool. The pageant was writ.
ton by and In under tho direction
Of Miss Florence Turnbull. athletic
director. II IN ~ six episodes, end.
Ing In u candle Hight parade and
closing circle. followed BY Taps"
Tho cast Will be ms follows: "Bcv.
on SisterH," lido ,'1srael, Edna
Broithaupt. Bessie Wing, Dorothy
White, Esther Sklpp, Phyllis VIII
son, and Eleanor Nealc; king,
Enima May Tcrrill; queen, sylvia
Fielder: bugier, Ruth H0ugh hor-
aid, Selma Weiss and Jester. Ann
German: guests, OIg9 Hurduk.
Ruth Hough. Myrtle Chathcld,
Mary Hlckcox. Gloria I.orenS,
Helen Mahonoy. Lorraine Hcaley.
Elsie Holm, Isabel whitney. r'lea-
nor Halblng and cathnrine Foley;
relatives. Betty. Barry Sandina
Santovasi. Jane Wynn, Merle
Jubelt. Shirley Geghnn, airline
O'Donnell. Dora Dprell,- Grace
q4argay. Moilie Mecca. Edna
Kraft and Muriel4 Burns.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-24

The function of Parent. Teacher
associations In promoting summer
play programs for children was OK
planned by Wilson \. Dakin. state
superintendent Of rural education.
In u talk ut the annual meeting Of
the New Haven county Parent.
Teacher association yesterday ut
the First Methodist church. Sum
NOR loercational Activities ana
tho Part the Parent Teachors' asso-
Citations can Play IN Developing
Them" was the topic OF Mr.
Dukin's talk,
Parents should mako lists OF
things tho children oxpross u wish
10 aeo or do or make, or people
they would like 10 see, Mr. Dakln
said, Groups could he organized
to visit historical places In tho
vicinity of clubs which he sug-
gestod DO organized for summer
activity,
Ills address followed tho business
session and election OF officers.
Delegates from the county we're
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-24

Anna X. smith OF MerideD; treas
USER, Mrs Dora Hatch OF Meriden,
assistant treasurer, Mrs 0enevieve
smith Of South Merlden.
Mrs Eivas Cnstaldino Of Bristol,
state chairman of the medal con.
test work., exhibited tho prize
from the national union presented
70 this state. Mrs George 10. futile
or this city. sister Of Mrs CastaI.
dine, Is county chairman Of the
medal contest work Other local
women who are county officers are:
Mrs Elmer Coe. Y. Y. b. director;
Mrs Roberts sunday school dlrec.
tor; and Mrs Leo II. Dowd, inter-
rintiofWnl relations committee. Tho
advertising OF liquor over tho radio
was attacked In revolution
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-24

The annual noting Of she Gem
necticut Society Of the Colonial
Danes OF America was hcid ~
Tuesday at the Webb House nhfn.
Wethersncid, Mrs. Luclus G. Bar
bOur OF Hartford. presided ~ Iht
meeting.
rho following slate or Dfllcoft
was presented: President. Mrs. Lile
ciuB u. Barbour OF Hartford; iiFhf
vico-prepIdent. Mrs. WIncfebt4f
Bennett Of Now Haven; second yIca
president, Miss Julia T.. fsnyemeytf
Of Hartford: recording secretary.
Mrs. Julius D. Smith Of Waters
bury: corresponding secretary, miHN
Mary Curtin Taylor OF Hartford
treasurer, Mrs. Arthur r.. 0ilIoit 9 =
Hartford registrar, Mrs. james X.
Cr0fut OF Simsbury and hintOfia1l,
Mrs. Tifomas Hooker Of New Ha@
ven. Members Of tho nominating
committee were. Mrs. KinAley Wafsl
rous, New Haven, Mira Arthur III
Klmbaii Of Waterbury, Mrs. Elmer.
son q. Taylor OF Hartford, MFR
Horatio n. Armstrong OF Hartford,
and Mrs. John II. Reyburn OF Fair
Uoiu' 81
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-24

A surprise shower was given last
night In honor OF Grace ID Maria
Of Calvin street At the spovlll Girls
club by Misses Felicia rartaglia
and sally III Maria. The BRIDE
to-bo received many beautiful
gifts. Those present were as fol-
lows:
Alice Powers, Jennie Poce, Rose
l.avallo, Dilletta Ciminora, Mary
neen, Anna Martone, Josephine
Afollicu, Mary DiMaria. Lillian
DeroLin, Gormain Deschesnes,
Mary Colasurdo, Margaret Cola
surdo, Gertrude Narioxxi, Angelina
Taratgiia, Noeia Delage, Sadie
Stolfi, Thercsa Crctetlia, sally Di-
Maria, Felicia Tartaglia, Augustine
Gaglione, Vincenxa Gaglione, Jo-
sephine Martone, Lottie Travis.
Katherine summa, Carmella
DcsehcHncs. Mary Creteiia, Con-
chic, Lucy Foley, Pauline Per-
xella, Therosa CinncioiO, Margaret
CInncolo, Mary Clanciolo, Lena
Bova, Anna Guiffre, Catherine Ce-
resi-, frcne Ceresi, Lena Capoxzi,
Lucy Martonc, Angelina Longo, Jo-
scphine Poixella, Mary Dlneen, Jo-
aephine AMIGO, Anita Cretella, An
toinetet DiMarta, Carmolla Zlpoli,
Josephine DiMaria, Mella Crctella,
Blanche Croteila, Grace ID Maria.
Mrs NJ. Caposxi, Mrs y. Gagli-
one, Mrs NJ. Mollica, Mrs v. lppi-
Tito, Mrs l., Sorbo, Mrs L. DOnOfrio,
Mrs l.. D'Amico, Mrs G. Cimin-
ora, Mrs y. Misere, Mira A. AMIGO,
Mira l., Martone, Mrs 7. Albert,
Mira II. Hoer. Mira J, Kricger, Mss II.
Cretelin, Mrs II. Caroxxa, Mrs II.
Polxolla, Mrs ID. DAngelo, Mira q.
forio, Mrs r.. D'Abramo, Mrs J.
perexella, Mra G. .Maatrucchio, Mrs
:. Amendo, Mrs ]. Tartaglia, Mira
]. DiMaria, Mira NJ. Diaria, rs NJ.
Allova, Mrs r. Capnoxxi, Mrs J.
Dcseheanes, Mrs A.. Clancolp.
Nfrs A. Porotti, Mrs l.. Cecerl,
Mrs NJ. Delco, Mira J. D'Ambramo,
Mrs u. Sconxiano, Mrs G. Mangino.
Mrs NJ, Sistelll, Mrs q, Yaniolli,
Mrs l.. Gomez, Mira Y. Poscc, Mra
"a Hiloo, Mrs A. MacCarthopwait,
Mira NJ. torio, Mrs q. 0uiffre, Mira
G. Jeore. Mira u. DiNiaria, Mrs A.
ianucci, Mrs NJ, Clanclolo. Mrs NJ,
Distiso, Mrs NJ. Roaco. Mrs NJ. Mn.
lone, Mira NJ. Baranoska, Mrs n.
Nltoli, Mira J, DlAiaria. Mrs q, Quit
fire., Mrs A. Ducaucttc,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-24
Contract Bridge
conn ELL CONTRACT CLUE

In n nov series OF bridge Dessionh
OF tho Cornell Contract club held
last evening ut the Matiatuck Coun'
try club top scorers were. North
aud south: Mis- Helen O'J,r1cn'A and
Mrs KEEPER, 201 l-2; Mis- Helen
Tyrrcll and Miss Winifrcd Phc!an,
i54si-2; and Mr. and Mrs james
Buiger, t51, and East and West:
Miss Loretta Sicily and Miss sally
stapicton, 172 liz; Mrs Merton
Connors and Miss Nellie NJ. Brown,
154; and Mr. and Mrs James BOWL
ing, 1853 re-.
Due 20 Memorial DAY, the next
session Will be held on June y.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-24

MUTT OI FUITNleW btTccti
Miss Anna Mackic presided at
the business meeting held Tuesday
evening III tho parish house Of the
Second Congregational church for
members OF The evening depart
ment. Mrs Matthew Adgate's re-.
port on the recent rUminnge Snlc
sponsored by this organization
showed a sum Of approximately
500 had been raifed ON the project.
Mrs Everett Stanley invited the
members TO attend stunt party
10 be held ut her homo OIL wy
man street TueBdny evening, the
Goth. MrB samuel Ray was appoint.
I'd general chairman IN chnrge Of
!, Refreshments for the annual outing
TO be held Tuesday evening, juno
| t2th, at u o'clock NJ Fulton park.
Sowing 10 DO completed ~ home
was distributed by Mrs Merritt
Anderson, chairman Of the work
committee. Mrs Raymond Granger
was awarded the kn0bby KRAFT
iockct. Refreshments were served
by Mrs samuel Ray and Mrs Dun
can RoGc.
Those Attending were Mrt Mat
thew Adgate, Mrs Merritt Andcr'
Don, Mrs George BnrOniAn, Mls8
Margaret Edwards. Mira John Cal.
cndnr, Mrs Raymond Granger, Mrt
Martin Lime. Miss Anna Macklc,
MisB Margaret Mnckle, Mrs How
ard H0lcOinb, Mrs samuel ray,
Mrss Milton Gardner, Mrs Hcrbrt
spencer, Mrs Everett Stanley, Mrs
benjamin w. TrnGy, Mrs Walter u.
Robinson, MrD Duncan Rose ana
Mrs Thomas Morgan.
A card party and dance was
held ut the home Of william Regain
OF South Main street on Saturday
evening. Those attending were M
and Mrs william Regan, Mr. and
Mrs Stanley Drew, Mr. and Mrs
John Mcdonald. Mr. and Mrs Mat.
thew Koanc, Mr. and MrB Robert
stuck. Misses Anna ticgnn, jose.
phlne Regain, Margaret Shcohan,
Johanna Shechan. Margaret lfnr-
rington, Catherine O'ConnOr. Anna
McCloBkcy. Margaret Mccarthy,
Rita RcRan. Margaret forrick
Marie IrcrrIck. Anna Ryan, and
ThOmns ftegan, william l.eRan.
John Sheehnn. Patrick Qulnian,
James Mochan, Martin GlllignD,
Catherine O'Connor, james HAIL.
han. Thomas Calvin. Robert Me-
Cnrthy, Joseph Mccarthy. Dennis
Murphy, paul Burns, Thonng
Grove, Edward DOlan. Michael
Murphy, John Carter and ThonnD
Meiin.
Grand Warden Cook was pro8cnt
ut tho meeting OF the Waterbury
lodge, New Englnnd Order OF Pro.
lection Inst night nj EngineerT
hall. Theodore V. Hahn presided.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-24

Hospital Aid society. A color
scheme OF orchid ana silver was
carried out IN the decorations. and
there was an abundpuco Of bright
spring flowers and palms.
A musical program was arranged
and presented By musicians Of the
Waterbury Ladies' string Ensemble
with Mrs Robert fsIrt Ia charge.
Among thoBe participating were
Mira Blrt, Mira John Fruin, Mrs
Molly storm. Miss Therosn Hennen-
soy. and Miss Evelyn Alexander.
Mrs BIrt also sang several solo
numbers.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-24

y. u. Dadson has returned 10
his home In Troy, n. ". after
where he attended the funeral Of
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-24

Mr.. and. Mrs. Walter Baldwin Of
after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Woodsidc avenue have returned
Fox Of Bradford, Mass.