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Observation-Disclosures

2O24 PIERCE MILL RD.-7 ROOMS. I
bath. porches. garage; $50. Refs. REQUIRED.
Inspection BY appointment. Pot. 1898.
$40 1lth ST. N.E.-9 R. LIKE NEW:
beautiful, large grounds. fruit; 10 garages;
reas. To inspect. phone DISTRICT 6464:
WOODBRIDGE. d. C.-8 ROOMS, DE-
tached brick. with sun porch, in best sec
tlon; electric refrigeration. buckwheat
$40 per month. Call North 1908. or in
cure 2317 Rhode Island ave. ne.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-WALKING Dis
tance downtown: 5 bed rooms. 9 baths.
Hecai,;s gsrd; Ss5 zoo, d7e6 Church st. NV. Phone
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-BRICK HOME 8
roomi and bath, garage. Reconditioned
throughout and like new $40 per month.
Call MR. FITZGERALD. District sOs2
FOxALL-NEW HOUSE. OVERLOOKING
Goyerninent park; detached. q rooms. Q
oulre st l4l7 44th st. NV. Phone Emer-
WAvERLY TAYLOR. INC.
5134 FULTON ST. NW.-6 ROOMS AND
pain, h.-w.h.. gas and cleo. built-in ga
rage front and rear porches: S42.50.
Ioo3 klinsle I'd. n.v.-S rooms and 2
paths, baths hsSy,h;. gas and elec.. built-in
,FIpELITY MORTGAGE INV. Co,
NdtlonaI 243l HOB 81 NV,
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SITUATIONS-DOMEsTIC.

COLORED WOMAN wishes cleaning or
part time, first-class maid; good reference.
Call Monday and Tuesday. after o'clock,
North 1861.
GIRL. colored. and woman. reliable. want
washes: reference. 1929 Kenyon st. NV.
GIRL, colored desires general housework
or days work; references; no Sundays.
Call Constance Pumphrey. $50. Decatur
O553.
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MUSICAL INsTRUMENTS-RADIO.

PIANOS and players excellent condition:
must be sold for storage charges. S25 to
$50: one Knabe. 500. Also practice
pianos. $40 Smiths Transfer 4 Storage
Co. 1913 You st. NV. Phone North 3343.
PIANO. Chickering concert grand. solid
rosewood: S225. Phone North 1890.
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SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

tCOnttnueoD
eIANo, latest model Knabe baby sTand; 1,I ID
was purchased from us only months
ago. but circumstances have forced the
owner to give up his local residence and ne
has asked us TO dispose of 1t for him as
soon as possible. He is Offering 1t at sop
-substantially less than the new price. A
real opportunity to buy fine piano IN ap-
solutely new condition. Kits. 1890 G st.
For other special values see our list ads
under the musical instruments classinca-
tion
PIANO. baby grand. small size. slightly
used; reasonable. Krieg's Storage Co.. GIG
Eye ST. NV. -
RADIOs-We have a few real values in re-
conditioned sets reduced to close out at
$40: stewart-Warner 7-tube set Sl4 so;
a. X xe pSs dsbov Sv0Gy s sli Gr1sey
model Bosch foreign receiver reduced from
S59.95 to S39.50. Also few Philco and
REFRIGERATOR. G. E., demonstrator;
drastically reduced; excellent condition.
National Electrical Supply Co. 1928 N. Y.
ave.
SEWING MACHINES cleaned oiled. adjust
50 month. Phone Col a2l3 until 10 I'm.
TYPEWRrTERS--Some real bargains In
poTtabieS and Others: Rents ssles and ie, re-
a St. Phone % Lincoln Dose 'i -Ae' '''0
and L c. Smiths for rent Bargains in re-
built and reconditioned machines. The L.
c. Smith and Corona Typewriters. Inc.
101s 18th st. NV. MA. O411.
TYPEWRITER. standard Underwood. excel
lent condition. cheap for cash. l41l New
ton st. NV. Phone Adams 9064.
y nsx ssd.ns sDd
bnrs @ I'd. ne, Atlantic 1850 Open evenings
TYPEWRrTERS S2S. PAYABLE 81 mo-. Just
like rent; 2 No. 5 L. c, Smiths. Monarch.
! Remington. 51l6 10th st. NV. ewes.
TYPEWRITER .sALE-All machines. port
now and save money United" sl3 14tn
st. NV. National 6063.
VACUUM CLEANER. used, at greatly re-
duced price. l32s N. Y. ave.
VACUUM CLEANERs-Hoover; like new.
R St ne. Phone North 5ai3.
VACUUM CLEANERs-Coms to Alb St
vacuum cleaner. in excellent working con-
dition reduced to S1:.5 to be taken as
Is rs suDOg cd rsf sssvsd Naenn a1e Ec
WASHER reinished. with guaranty: price
drsstically reduced. 1928 New York ave.
NV
vICTROLA-New. R. c: a. Victor portable,
fully guaranteed s14.e5. Kits. 1880
WooDWoRKER. Dewalt. Emp. motor.
! model 10 f6 "Vi6eis. ~" electrical internal
sbon. sDTatoTi like each
Box o36-A. Star ONCE. So
FURNITURE REUPHOLSTERED.
Three-piece living room suite reuphol-
stored for S45. covering and new inside
material included. made like new, in finest
tapestry and friezette: workmanship guar
anteed La France Upholstery Co. 36O9
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Observation-Disclosures.

WE6TCHEsTER-LARGE LIVING ROOM.
dining room. bed rooms. 2 baths. kitch-
en-: sun porch: east. south and west ex-
home: fully furnished; $3.50 per month.
Phone Emerson 1870.
A CAR AND A GUIDE FURNISHED. FURN
ana unfurn. apis; and houses. 927 18th
fireplace. Frigidsire. awnings. s. exp. 1741
K I. ave. NV. Dust on Conn. at M. 81
WALKING DISTANCE-One large bed-liv-
ing room: priv; bath; dinette. Pullman
let two rooms. bath: shower. kitcnenette.
comfortable. attractive; reasonable.
piete beautifully furn bed-iiv. rm.. k. / B..
dress.-rm. dinette, piano, Frigidaire; apt.
accom-. two; rent for Summer; overlooks
sth 1sth st.; Exp; exp; eonv. cars & bus. Dec.
1888 r ST. NV. APT. 22-ATTRACTTVE;
phone. cleo. included; $50. Living room.
bed room and kitchen.
FURNISHED TO PLEASE CULTURED
ss saas All sea snd neror psb sTs.
living room. dining room. kitchen: butler 5
pantry with large cabinet space; closets for
~ Zoo nefs fsth st. nW ADJ f's 2Ss s co 4s
DY-WARREN-AIR COOLED. 4
rooms. baths. $3.50 month. including
gas, elec. Phone Adams 1886 after D m
ATTRACTIVE, AIRY. LIVING ROOM,
kitchenette. lavatory: gas. cleo. phone'
S35. 1921 9Th st. ne. Decatur 3452.
BEAUTIFUL 5 r. AND B., SUBURBAN
anil; completely furn.. linens. silver:
dishes; shower bath; $50. Met. s731 L..
40 d ST. NE.-3-ROOM. RECEIPT. HALL
and bath apt; elect. gas. etc. inci9aeo
1905 M ST. NV LH;K. ROOMS.
glassed porch and bath; newly DECORATED.
neatly furn.. ami: reasonable: edults.-
SUBLET. Wisconsin, near Mass rms.
k. b.. June l to September 15, 500 mo.
Address Box 106-B. Star ONCE.
THE WEsTCHEsTER : LIVING ROOM.
dining room. alcove. bed room. kltcnen
and bath. completely furnished. from May
15 to Aug. 15; 500 per mo. Call Cleve-
land 7a47 for appointment. o.
DETACHED HOME, ENTIRE FLOOR; PRI-
vate apt: ample closet space; Ink; elec.
Refrigeration. 5506 14th NV. Geo. 59l9.
261s 18th NV. APT. 32-5 RMS, BACK
porch. 3 exposures; bath. c.h.w.: reas.;
suitable 5. Phone Columbia 6166-R.
DUPONT CIRCLE-BACHELOR SUITE,
bed room, library. bath. guest accommoda :
tion. butler; in bachelors home; only :
other occupantA both oficials: applicant
OF similar type desired. Address Box
lJ2-B Star Office
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

COMPANION-NURSE to elderly lady in.
valid or child. by refined young lady. Com
or write 1909 Quincy st. NV.
NURSE German. also trained masseuse
dietitian; dependable. kind: free to travel
city refs Address Box 116-B. Star ONCE. o.
YOUNG LADY of refinement would like
position as p. B. x operator; will do re-
lief work Call North 1899.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

"Adrertfsements xnder this head
ing are presumed to be from p't-
rats indiridudls. unless the dduer-
tisement gives q hrm name or
business address or states the trord
Dealer Members OF the public
pho find dealers nasquerddin0 IN
this column as pyipdte indipiduols
are urged to report the matter to
The Star for inresti0ation."
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ROOMS-UNFURNISHED
ROOMS AND BOARD.

AIS SHEPHERD-Large. bright. front
condition: gas cleo: near car. bus: Gentiles.
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FURNITURE REUPHOLSTERED

Three-piece living room suite reuphol-
stored for S45. covering and new inside
material included. made like new. in finest
tapestry and friezette: workmanship guar
anteed. La France Upholstery Co. 1909
14th st. NV. Phone Columbia 1Ol12.
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WOODWORKER. Dewalt. 2-hp motor.
11O-22O ". 6O-cyl like new. 5000: also
. model 10 'Vibers" electrical internal
concrete vibrators. like new. each $3.50.
Phone Emerson 11S1. evenings. or address
Box o36-A. Star ONCE. So
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

AUTO DRIVING LESSONS: licensed white
men; your or our car; permits secured
Call any time. Adams 34Sa.
RELIABLE young men to take. UP electric
refrigeration and air conditioning. Preier
men now employed and mechanically m
clined, with fair education and willing TO
train spare time to become EXPERTS in IN
stallation and service work. Write giving
age. phone present occupation. UtllltleS
Eng. Inst. Address Box 361-A, Star once.
AUTOMATIC Refrigeration Service School.
practical and home study course: men
are needed right now; see me at once.
1882 14th St NV:
CAPITAL CITY COLLEGE, 1910 N. Y.
ave Better secretarial and acctg. courses
for less Every graduate employed. You
can soon be if you enroll now. 3,
TELEPHONE-switchb P. B. .X)
course prepares for pleasant position;
easily learned in few days. Apply 226
Bond Bldg -
DIESEL .ENGINEERING.-MEN NEEDED
in this fast-growing industry. We train
and help place you: Details. american amer
dressmakine lessons. Patterns cut to order.
Wash. 113s Conn. ave. Met. 96O5. H.
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yVANTED-SALESMEN,

MAN wanted for Rawleigh route Of 800
families' Good profits for hustler. Write
today. RawleiRh Co.. Dept. DCE-4-SA-l.
(yhesfer. Pa
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

COTJPIE settled; man with grocery ex-
perience woman as housekeeper; wages
reasonable. Address Box 36O-A. star
office. y
COUPLE-Woman to do housework. man to
drive and care for yard. Must have rel.
for years service in one place; state sal
airy expected. Address Box 26-A, Star
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

DOMESTIC AGENCY. Dec. 2419. 1925 att
furnishes cooks ehw.. day workers. but
lers. housemen. chauffeurs. kitchen help
ers. maids.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FURNITURE, rugs, household goods. etc,
Absolutely highest prices paid. For best
results. call any time. Lincoln b4S6. IL
PIANO-If you have an old grand or up.
right you're not using why not trade i IN
on or exchange 1t for o new electric refris.
orator or radio? Well give you . libera
allegiance, sRsS Phone National $780, kits
Always TOP PRICES PAID Tor ola soid
Phone Metropolitsn ems. o37 o nv.
99e1kkDPRRTH1 9ekD PRS41S1X YogH ZIP 631R 663fsdssS sd
JEWtLRY. We HAVE 4 o. g. GOVT u:
GENsE ,To BgY-WE sA9 az, CASH. a
OLD GOLD, silver platinum purchased fol
manufacturing use; MAXIMUM price paid
BURNST1NE g. o31 G. 81. NV
Since 1855. Federal LicenIe:
CASH FOR OLD GOLD.
Silver, watches. diamonds and o!d az
carded jewelry. Pull cash value paid. q. q
Govt license 70 buy Selinsera s12 q
WE PAY CASH FOR
OLD GOLD-D1AMON
Philip sures Co.. 1404 N. Y. Ave. NV
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SITUATIONS-DOMESTIC.


GIRL. colored. desires work sewing BY the
day or work in q dressmakinR shop. Phone
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Household Repairs and Service
1t will pay you to consult these reliable firms
specializing in their respective lines Of business.

BEDDING MATTRESSES, box springs and
pillows reno; best prices and prompt del.
Wash Mattress Co., 319 L st. s.w. Nat. 1873:
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1ERS-Come to 4l3 H st.
.rgains in both new and
NcKain's Service.
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T.
duced price. 1878 N. Y. ave.
VACUUM CLEANERS-Hoover. like new.
$40; Apex 81; Premier IS; others So UP.
Any make repaired. Parts for all. $50
r st ne Phone North 1G43
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ROUTE MEN

We have a fine established route avail
able for the right man. Applicant must
be willing to work at least : hours per
fhorouehly; pay arrangement satisfactory.
Apply to 10 S22-A Conn. ave: tbetween
II and Eve stS). w. c. Klmmel.
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VACUUM CLEANER good Hoover used
vacuum cleaner. in excellent working con-
dition reduced to S1..5 to be taken as
fricaI Snnnlv Co 13oS Y ave n "
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FURNITURE+Want to purchase from pri-
vate party some used household goods, also
TTtGtdAtr0. phnoe Aefropoliton 1864, .
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-17
College Sororities
 Hold Annual Dance

The annual inter-sorority dance Saturday night at Connecticut State College at Storrs was attend ed by about 100. Miss Dorothy Hellman, '36, of Norwichtown was in charge, assisted by the following sororities: Delta Chi Omega, dec. orations; Sigma Nu, decorations: Gamma Sigma, programs; Theta Psi, business and Phi Delta, re- treatments. Among those attend ing wkere: Miss Eleanor L. Lyman of New Preston with Robert liar tigan of Burlington; Miss Charlotte A. Hagman of Kent with Thomas Pearsall of Cheshire. guests of Sig ma Upsilon Nu; Miss Sylvia North rup of Bridgewater with Merrill Abbey of Kent; Miss Elizabeth Goddard and Gregory Tyack of Cheshire; Miss Mabel Barnes of Bristol with J. O. Chaput of Engle- wood avenue; Miss Margaret Ferry of Willow street with R. Moriarty of Forestvllle, guests of Delta Chi Omega; Miss Charlotte Weaver of Torrington with Francis Lally of North Main street; Miss Barbara Woodford fo Avon with Gordon Scott Little of Morningside avenue: Miss Jane Pratt of Plymouth with Howard Martin of Meriden: Miss Margaret Cleveland and Maurice Hoben of Torrington: Miss Mar garet Fraser of Hartford with Thomas Sutliffe of Buckingham street, guests of Gamma Sigma sorority.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-17

aiateiy return a diamond to dum- nny'B wealsncBs. " tf You can see that the declarei' will now have to lose one dia- inond, one hcatt, and tho ace Vf trump. He Iis three tricks off and
 his contract ig defeated.
 But suppose, after winning the | first spade trick, the deciarcr says. "f certainly have to- lose n trunlp trick, and if can find both ktngs right, won't have to lose . dia- mond or q heart. q. "But even If the king Of hearts
 ia wrong, I can establish my hea rts and discard my losing diAmondA.r
 Therefore, his play must be. the
 jack of hearts; Wogt wlnp,with the king. West cannot return . din. mold into tho tepace position, of the decIarer, He leadB Q spade, which South trumps, and lends q, trump, which East wins with the
 Then whsn East returns a dia- mond, deciaror goes right up with tho acc, picks up tho outstanding trumps, dtecardD the two iosin9 diamonds in dummy on the two Rood hearts, and tho contract is ;s'ciSopSriskt ;'iS isss. NifA ssrylcs. Incl,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-17
CONTRACT BRIDGE
Lead Trump - And Lose! Here's Hand Which Would Be Defeated If Declarer Obeyed General Rule Of " ffv Cleaning Main Suit First., As e~
By VIM. E. MCKINNEY Secretary Of the American Bridge Lcague
Solution tQ Previous (ksnfrfat pn0bIesss

suppose you are familiar with the old saying that goes like this: There are thousands of men walking the streets Of London be- cause they failed to lead trump
 While 1t iB true that. generally 1t pays to lead trump, 1 want to correct the impression some bee ginners have, that they should ai- ways do so. There's no more req son for leading trump than any other card, until you have an- alyzed. tho hand.
 To-day wo find the declarer in q hve.card contract, arrived at normally. Only three tricks arc needed by tho opponents to keep him from q vulnerable game. flo has two opponents and they know practically every card the deciarer holda. The bidding has told them that he holds five clubs, four hearts, and four diamonds,
 8 Now let's look at tho hand. Sup pose you were in London land didn't want to walk the streets, and you decldVd to lead trump,
 Tho first trick, of>course, is won in dummy with the acc of spades and q small diamond ig disca rded If you now lead trunp, East will win with the acc and immo.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-17
| SOCIAL ACTIVITIES :
Educational Club To. Sponsor Tea

Saturday, March ?, has been set as the date for the annual tea given by the women's Educational club for high school seniors who are prospective college students. De- tailed plans for the event have not as yet been complete. A m6esing of the club was held on Monday evening at the home of Mrs Abe Brown of Central avenue. Mrs Brown was assisted as hostess by Miss Rose TraurIg, Mrs Alfred L.. Finkelstein and Miss Thelma zackin. During the evening the plays The Children's Hour," "Merrily We Roll Along" and Page Miss Glory" were re- viewed by MisB' Dora Milenky and Miss Rose Finkellstein. It was also announced that there would be a bridge on Wednesday, Feb- ruary 27, with Miss Annette Bern stein as chairman. On February C., the next meeting date, there will be an open meeting, the speaker for which has not as yet been decided on. Miss Blanche Bisnovich of Kaystonne avenue will be hostess for the tea.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-17
Piles Go Quick
Without saIvcs or Cutting


 Thousands of sufferers from itch- ing, bleeding or protruding piles have learned that quick and last ing relief can Dc accomplished with m internal medicine Neither galves nor cutting remove the cause.
 Bad circulation of the blood in the lower bowel causes piles. Tho veins nre fabby, the bowel walls wcnk--the parts lifeleBa. To end Piles m internal medicine should be uacd to stimulate the circulation. and remove the affected parts.
 Dr ]. $. Leonhardt was the ilrnt to discover a real internal Pile remedy. He called his prescription HEM -ROID, and prescribed if Tor hundreds of patients with mar yeloug record of success and then decided every Pile sufferer should be able to get HEM-ROID tablets from their own druggist with n rigid money Back guarantee.
 So why waste time on external remedies or worry about an opera ton when Apothecnrtes Hall % nnys "No matter what kind or PlieH you have, ono bottle of HEM-RolD tablets must show you the smie clean way to get rid of your PHO misery or money back"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-17
Skating Champions To AppearInN nNew HaUen

About 70 contestants will go to New Haven February 8th and 9th for the United States Figure Skat- ing Championships, 1t was an- nounced by Heaton Robertson, treasurer of the United States Fig ure Skating Association, who is in charge of entries. The tentative schedule of com petition was also announced by MT. Robertson. It will consist of five sessions. two on Friday, February 8th (mornlng and afternoon) and three on Saturday, February 9th Morning. afternoon and evening". Finals will be skated off at Satur- days evening session, and at the same time there will bc speciality numbers by Canadian and Ameri- can skaters, ,and carnival scenes by the New Haven Skating Club of clubs annual carnivals outstanding entertainment features in Connccti- cut.
 All sessions will be held at the New Haven Arena. The National championships are tho most im- portnnt event on. the American figure skating calendar for 1885. The affair is being presented as q benefit for tho Connecticut Society for Mental Hygiene, which is handling the advance sale of seatsa through it's offices at go Church street. New Haven.
 A surprise party was given re- gently by Mrs Joseph Lerz in hon. or of her daughter Mary, who ccle- brated her eighth birthday. The guest of honor received many were: Misses Victoria Autore. Car meln Autorc. Mary Cuciniello. Jo- seph Lerz. Harold Lerz, Anthony Cucinietlo, Nancy Autore, Louise Lcrz. Rose Monge1luzzo. Virginia Darino, Antonette DiPietro, Jose- phine Cuciniello. Philicia Tascia, Babe Petit and Rose Alvino.
 The Jolly testers club held their weekly meeting at the home of Mrs Beatrice Benedctti of Robbins street Monday night. Cards were played and high score was made by Misses KalIne Angelicola and Jean Carlo. A lunch wa sserved. Those attending were Misses Tciarenette Agostini, Jean Carlo, Antionette Asetto, Ada Magel, Bertha Davis, Grace Pierro, Anna Jamele. Kaline Angelicola. Antoinette Rosati and Bertha Bene- detti. The next meeting will be hold at Miss Carlos home on Harpcrs Ferry road.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-17

Mir and Mrs I. N. Albert Of Cooke street were guests of honor at a testimonial held Tuesday evening at the Beth Bl auditorium. z the occasion being their 10th wedding anniversary. The affair was ir charge of c committee headed by Mrs Frank Meyers, president of the Beth El Sisterhood and. 1sadorc Stoll, president of the Beth El Brotherhood. assisted by Dr Louis Weinberg, Mir and Mrs Benjamin Robb. Harry Fisher, R. M. Hon. nick, Mrs Samuel Segal, Mrs Archibald HeitzmarIf, Mrs Bain- uei Kogowski. Mrs Samuel Green- blntt, Mrs Hannah Westh0imer, Mrs Morris Weinberg, and Mrs Edward Goldberg. Rabbi william P. Greenfield was toastmagter.
 Those present were Mt-and Mrs I. N. Albert, Mr and Mrs samuel Albert, Mrs Grace Albert, MT. and Mrs Sidney J. Albert, Mir and Mrs
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-17

iurer, Ralph Brandely; sentinels. Robert c. Brandely and Jean Bar rcre. Henry Gros, past president for 10 years, was in charge of the ceremonies.
 Waterbury chapter of Moose en- tertained Women of the Moose last night at n chicken supper given -at Moose hail. William Daily was chairman s.of the committee in charg and was assisted by Harry Hebert, Frank Egan, and b. F.. Dahl. Mrs Margaret LonerRan pre- sided at the business meeting held preceding the supper. Results Of the first games of the card tourna- fnent played last night were: Dau- phinais' team 4; Egans's g.: Booths 6; Sullivan's 2; Bywater's 6; Tul- ly's 2; Murphy's 4; Barraults 3.
 Past Provisional. Grand Lady Alice Hole conducted the installa- ton of officers of Lily of the Val Icy lodge last night at Mechanics han, assisted by Mrs Adella Tur- ner. officers installed includes: Noble grand, Mrs M. Griffin; vice. grand, Mrs M. Carmichael: corres- bonding secretary, Mrs Nina Day; warden, Mrs D. Midgeley;' inside guard, Miss Mae MacCasland; past grand. Mrs Jennie Lynch; chap lain, Miss Madeline smith; pianist, Miss Marjorie Lynch; treasurer, Mrs Florence Leas; permanent secretary, Beatrice Maccasland; right supporter to noble grand, Mrs Arlyilin surdam: left support CT to noble grand, Mrs Elizabeth smith; left supporter to vlce-grnnd, Mrs Hilda DoregoIh: right sup porter to ''yice-grand, Miss Ger trude Lynch; entertainment com- mlttee, Mrs Gertrude Lynch; re- freshment committee, Mrs Flor enceiL Leas. o
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-17
Club Activities

officers were installe dand plans for the celebration of the 18th an nivcrsary of the society made at the meeting of LUnion Bratanelle Francaise last night at Speedwell hall. Joseph Blanc was installed as president of the organization, which is the oldest French speaking so- ciety, of its kind In the state. Other officers include Viye- -presiden Ralph R. BrandclyIh financial 'secre- tary, l.. A. Schneider; recording secretary, George Thomas; treas-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-17

member of the New Haven Sym phony orchestra will be accom- panied by Roger Cushman of the Yale School of Music and Mrs Nuhn will have as her accompanlst Mrs Elizabeth II. David of New York. In several of her selections Mrs Nuhn will be accompanied by' the guest harpist. The program promises to be one of the most en- 5oyable to be presented on club programs for several months.
 On the proceeding day Miss Eunice Avery will conduct her'reg- uIar meeting on current events.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-17
Women's Club Lounge Tea
 WiH Be Held On Tuesday

The annual open meeting and lounge tea of the Waterbury Wom- on's Club will be held on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Joseph 0. Todd Is chairman of the music committee which ig in charge of the affair and ig assisted in the arrange n1ents by Mrs Henry s. Platt and Mrs Stanley c. Crater.
 A varied. program of musical se- lections will be rendered during the afternoon. The guest artists will be Miss Anita Brookfield, harp ist and Marjorie Nash Nuhn, lyric soprano. Miss Brookfield who is a