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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-11
THOMASTON
THOMASTON Correspondent. B E. Martin - Telephone sOs Society
 Picks Alfred Wehrle
Singing Unit Elects William Wehrle Leader-Persona
 Tax Payments Lagging

Alfred Wehrle, Jr. was elected president of the Herman Sohune Liederkranz Singing Society at the annual meeting in the German hall on Electric avenue yesterday afternoon, William Wehrle was elected leader. Other officers elect ed were: Fritz Fackler. first vice. president: Richard Kramer. sec- ond vice-president; William Brauckman, treasurer; William Auberle, secretary.
 After the meeting German supper was served. About 50 at- tended ..
 The LiederkranZ has been very
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WATERFOWL E. Biz Crowd Attends Opening Of Mission
French Services in St Johns Church Featured By
 Rosary and Sermon By Assumption Father

A very large crowd attended the opening of the French mission in St Johns Roman Catholic church last evening. The mission opened at 7:30, under the direction of Father Philippe, of the Fathers of the As- sumption, from Worcester, Mass. After the rosary and sermon. there was Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament.
 This mission will continue for a week. There will be daily masses at 5:30 and r. followed by a short in- struction after each in French. Every evening there will be bene- diction at 7:30 D. m. The French girls of the parish will sing for the services. t.
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TERRYVILLE corsrspondrnt. .. 2. Ryan. I4 West Main St.
St. Casimir Club To
 Meet This Evening
Several Applications for Membership to Be Voted
 -Kaceys Plan Card Party Next Week

Anderson, Mrs. M. J. Wagner, Da- vid Potter and Albert Brown com- prise the social committee of Ply mouth Grange who are planning n St. Patrick's party to be presented at the semi-monthly meeting of Plymouth Grange, Wednesday eve ming.
 PinOchIe Tournament Ends
 Plymouth's married and single men will play the concluding match in their pinochle tourna- ment Tuesday evening at the town building on Main street, Plymouth All other matches have been playedo in the parish rooms of St. Peters Episcopal church. After the tournament, which the single men are heading by more than 400 points, the men have agreed to play two more matches, the proceeds from which are to be used to purchase food for the sup per which the losers of the fray will serve the winners.
 A son, Edward Francis, was born at Waterbury hospital to Mir. and Mrs. Elwood Norton of Todd Hoi- low.
 Meeting Wednesday
 This weeks meeting of the Benevolent society of the Ply mouth Congregational church will be held Wednesday noon at the home of Mrs. Frank Thompson of East Main street. Mrs. Charlesa E. Munson will assist Mrs. Thomp- son.
 The single members of the Ter ryville Aerie of Eagles won the caord tournament which has been conducted for the past several weeks in the Eagles rooms between the married and single members. The married members will serve a roast beef supper to the win ners on Saturday evening, March 23rd.
 Meeting Postponed
 The meeting of the Pequots bas- ketball team which was scheduled to be held Saturday afternoon at Berg's gas station in Pequabu.k was postponed until next week, according to announcement by Manager IrvInk Kasper.
 George Langdon, chorister at the Plymouth Congrega tional church has started plans for the annual Eastetr cantata to be sung at the church by an augmented choir of probably 15 or more voices. The cantata chosen for this year is "The Resurrection" by Charle., Fonteyn, Nancy. The date for the cantata has not been announced,
 POlish-Americans Win
 The Polish h-American Political club defeated the American Le- Slon pinochle teams in the open ing game of their second series at the club rooms Friday night by 3O0 points. The second game will be played next Friday evening. Miss Edith Sutluiffe, president of the Plymouth Monoday club an- nounced yesterday that the meet ing which the club had scheduled for this evening has Seen post poned a week, because of the death of William Lumpkin,s husband of one of the program leaders named for the meeting. The meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Free man Batchelder of West Main street, March 18th.
 The semi-monthly meeting of the Plymouth Community Club will be held Thursday evening in the community building, Plymouth.
 Efforts are being made, to or ganize a new troop of Boy Scouts
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Doing Good work

of MT and Mrs Frank Twining of 551 East Main street, this city, was elected a member of. the Phych- ology club at the College of Prac- tical Arts and Letters of Boston University.
 Miss Twining. a graduate of the Torripgton high school, class of 1882, has maintained an average of 85 in psychology during her col lege work. She is in her junior year.
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Cl,ild Interred

Nellie May Stevenson, three years and nine months old daugh- ter of Mir and Mrs David Steven son, 22 John street, died of con- vulsions Friday afternoon. She is survived by her parents and a brother and a sister. The funeral was held from the house Satur-, day afternoon at 1880 o'clock with Rev Edward Hanson officiating. Burial was in Lime Rock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-11
CHESHIRE NEWS C0rrcspOH1ent-1'homas M. fiurlcy-Diai sl6 or 53D
FIVE NABBEDBY
 POLICE IN RAID
Three Men and Two WOm- en Arrested in Surprise
 Visit of Cops to Inn

State troopers and the local consta bles conducted a raid on the White Dove" an inn on the Cheshire Waterbury road Saturday night. Three men and two women were arrested by the officers. All pleaded not guilty when brought before Judge Luke Stapleton. Those who were arrested were Jake Tri- poldi and John Varanelli charged with violating the liquor law and keepng a house of i'll fame, John Burns, violating the liquor law and Marie Brousso and Edna Phillips, charged with residing n a house of illfame. Bonds were posted and the violators were or- dered to appear in court next Sat- urday at o'clock.
 A group of young people en- joyed a party Saturday evening. at the home of Jean Holt of Mitchell avenue.
 There will be town meeting this evening in the tow9n hall to vote on the tax rate.
 Elizabeth Goddard attended the Yale Junior prom with Gregory Tyack.
 MT and Mrs Edward Ives of Cheshire street announce the birth of a son in the Meriden hospital
 The Garden club will meet next Thursday in the home of Walter Hayden on Cherry street.
 Crescent Chapter, o. E. $. will hold it's annual meeting tomorrow evening in the Grange hall.
 The Mems club of the Methodist church will meet tomorrow eVen- ing in the church parlors.
 Lady Fenwick Chapter, D. A. R. fill meet this afternoon in the home of Mrs Theron French.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-11
INSURANCE STOCKS
POETIC COIFFUREs

Fort Worth, Tex. (CP).-- Texas hairdressers went poetic here at their annual convention when it came to naming new types of cultures. "Titianairej "Blue Glow" Sculpture Bob" "Coronet Bride," "Ermine Rhapsody" and "Heaven Sent" were some of the names given by the hairdressers.
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in Plymouth. Leaders in the move Lment have secured permission to use the town building on Main street, Plymouth if the efforts arc
 successful but there is no fur ther announcement at present. The previous troop disbanded be- cause of lack of interest among a majority of the members.
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at St. Peters church at 9. A high mass of requiem was celebrated. Burial was in the Mascetti plot Tn the new St. Francis cemetery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-11
NIasccttl Funeral Today

Funeral services for Mrs Adeiine Teresa Longhi Mascetti were held from her home, 330 Oak avenue, this morning at S:16 o'clock and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-11
LITCHFIELD Correspondents: Donald Sullivan Phone S2O
ROBERT SANFORD
 TO WED SHORTLY
Local Man Engaged to Louise Alexander of
 Arkansas

MT and Mrs Arthur Lee Alex-i ander of Scott, Arkansas, an nounce the engagement of their daughter Louise George "Alevan- der, to Robert Dunscomb Sanford, Jr, son of MT and Mrs R. D. San- ford of Litchfield.
 Miss Alexander is a graduate of Smith college and member of the Junior League and the Girls Cotil- lion club of Little Rock.
 MT Sanford is graduate Of Litchfield High school. attended Dartmouth college and is member of Kappa Sigma fraternity. He is now employed by the Litchfield Enquirer. The wedding will take place in June.
 The Woman's Forum will meet Friday afternoon. at the home of Mrs Frederick w. sherman. Mrs Ethel Clark will speak on Poetry: An Inquiry Into Its Nature"
 The American Legion auxiliary will meet at the home of Miss Lil- Han Weir on Tuesday evening.
 Neno Cassadei and Maurice Moran have left for Florida where they have obtained positions.
 The sophomore class of the high school will hold a card party at the high school auditorium this even- ing.
 The annual St Patrick's dance held under the auspices of St An thony's church will be held Mon- day evening. March 10, at Grange hall.
 William Fabbri and Joseph Shuhi have returned from a two months trip to Texas.
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Entertainment Committee
 The entertainment committee of the Watertown Fish and Game as- sociation will mete this evening at
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-11
Book Oficers Named

Class book officers were elected by the senior class at the Torring- ton high school as follows:
 Editor, Betty Rubino; assistant editor, Ann Wadhams; associate editors, Alice English, Elaine Sam uelson, Barbara Novey, Stephen klonoski; business manager, Einar Palm; assistant business managers, Abraham Temkin, Minnie PeraIl, Roger Ifland. Margaret Dayfield; art editor. Airline Morroway; ath- letic editor. Alfred Nelson.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-11
New Club Formed

The Young People of the Wood tick community met Wednesday evening fin the Woodtick school and formed a young peoples club which is to meet every other We'd nesday. The officers elected are President, Dorothy Winters; vice. president. Emile LaPointe; secre- tary, John Kruse; treasurer, Gre gory Boulanger. The board of di- rectors are MT and Mrs Claude Badger. Mir and Mrs Louis Moss, MT and Mrs Edward Garthwait,. MT and Mrs William Dumschott and MT and Mrs Charles Tyrrell. The committee program that is to fIir- nish entertainment for next meet ing are Mildred Munson. Genevieve Garthwait. Loretta Nigro. Salva- tore Ciccio. Carlton Lockhart and desmond Nigro. The members of the club are Emile LaPointe, Gre gory Boulanger. desmond Nigro, John Kruse, Sanford Winters, Ro- bert Winters. Richard Wilson. Ro- bert Wilson, Dorothy Winters, Genevieve Garthwait, Mildred Munson, Beatrcie Nigro, Loretta Nigro, Violet Dingwell, Gertrude Duhaimi, Salvatore Ciccio. Jo- SCpHAu0 SlCClO, SdFlIOH LOCkndELp w. French and G. Book.
 The Terecentenary committee will meet tonight at D. m. at Lakeside Tavern.
 The WOlcott Land Owners Pro- tective Association will meet to- morrow evening at 8 D. m. in their club room on Brooks hill.
 The Thimble Club met at the home of Mrs Louis A. Moss, Friday afternoon. General business was tended and after the meeting a de- licious luncheon was served. Those attending were Mrs James Bergan, Mrs Arthur Bergen. Mrs Harry Bergen, Mrs Alfred German. Mrs Charles Tyrrell. Mrs Gustave Cor nelus, Mrs Pelkington, Mrs Earl Earl Snyder and Mrs Louis Moss.
 Mrs Alice Saunders and Miss Elsa Meyer of Boston. Mass. were recent guests of MT and Mrs Elmer Coe.
 The Wolcott Grange vii put on their minstrel Tuesday evening in Middlebury. /
 Rev Wiley Scott and Mrs Scott and daughter, Ann, have returned from a trip to Marion, Virginia.
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Wedding Pageant Tonight

"cUuAAS EHScuut 1OIlSnt
 Those who will model in the sec- ond showing of the wedding gown pageant under the auspices of the Torrington Woman's club in the Torrington high school auditorium this evening include:
 Mrs Foster Clark, Miss Marjorie Griffiths, Miss Betty Lou Klein, Miss Lillian Burns, Miss Sally Ellis, Mrs Frank M. Baldwin, Miss Emerande Guilbeault, Miss Made lyn Siegel, Miss Joyce Case, Mrs Rachel Dorin, Miss Mary Klein, Miss Audrey Griffiths, Miss Frieda Ritcey, Miss Florence Mcleod, Miss Margaret Roland, Miss Jeanne Cooley, Miss Marjorie Smith, Miss Barber Waterman, Mrs Noel Noel Weaver.
 Doolittle, Mrs George s. Cary, Miss Calhoun, Miss Priscilla Thompson, Mcleod. Miss Dorothy Eicher, Miss Ann Wadhams. Mrs James Sears, Miss Doris Stone, Mrs Irving B. Holley. Miss Alice Ifland, Mrs H. H. Fussenich, Mrs William A. SAA Aos XAt . A4CAh Me IAllSg M lSS Gladys Reinders, Mrs Clarence Eittner, Mrs Thomas Danaher, Mrs Haworth Barker, Mrs William Ben nett. Mrs Allan Eastman, Mrs A. Marshall Lawton, Miss Elsie Son. neberg, Mrs Verne Griswold and Mrs Gustav Larson.
 Participants in the minuet will be Eileen mad Theresa Mccarthy, Cathleen Ashe and Phyllis Benson. The prologue will be by Mrs Charles Shanks and the historical interlude by Mrs Frank R. Allept.
 The pageant will be staged un- der the direction of Mrs George l.. Bunce, who staged the initial pageant last Monday evening with such success that there was a great demand for repetition of the per- formance. It is as result of this popular request that the pageant is being given again this evening,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-11
TORRINGTON COrresp0ndcnt-Thomas Carr ; Phone TOrringt0n 8445
NURSES TO MEET
 AGAIN THURSDAY
Regional Conference of Public Health and Board
 Members Slated

A regional conference for pub- lie health nurses and board mem bers of Hartford, Holland and Litchfield counties will be held at the Maria Seymour Brooker Me- morial in Torrington Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
 The topic will be Adult Health Supervision" and the consultant will he Miss Hedwig Toelle, su- pervisor of the New Haven Visiting Nurse association. All graduate nurses are invited to attend.
 Similar conferences will be held at the same time at Moosup for Windham, New London and Mid dlesex counties and at Newtown for New Haven and Fairfield counties.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-11

The sophomore class of the high school will hold card party at the high school auditorium this even- ing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-11

William Fabbri and Joseph Shuhi have returned from a two months trip to Texas.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-11

Neno Cassadei and Maurice Moran have left for Florida where they have obtained positions.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-11
HOME LOAN BONDS

Bid Asked Home Owners Loan As 1951 .1OO.2S 1Ol!16 Home Owners Loan 3's 1852 .101.2 1O2 Home Owners Loan 2N's 194s .. 1920 1Oo.s
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WOLCOTT NEWS CoFFrspondeuts BlFs Louise
 Buyder-1'el 6-D62D
CLUB TO
 MEET WEDNESDAY,
Election of Officers to Fea- ture Annual Session in
 Local Chapel

The Women's Club of Wolcott will hold their first annual bus mess meeting and election of off, cers and committees Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the chapel. Refreshments will be serv-. ed after the meeting.
 Mrs Gertrude Coe attended the supper Friday evening in the First Universal church in New Haven. She led the devotional exercises dedicated to the women of the "Uplifts of the Nation."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-11

The American Legion auxiliary will meet at the home of Miss Lil- Han Weir on Tuesday evening.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-11

A group of young people en- joyed a party Saturday evening. at the home of Jean Holt of Mitchell avenue.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-07-09
NOTICE OF SALE

BY virtue of the power vested
in me by judgment of the SUI
perior Court, wherein George P.
Street is Plaintiff and j. X. Stepp
and wife are Defendants, l will
sell to the highest bidder for cash,
at the Courthouse door of Hen
derson County, on the 9Th day of
August, 1885, at 1 o'clock p. M,
one house and lot in the City of
Hendersonville, on Seventh Ave
nue. East, beloning to the said de-
PENDANTS, described in a deed re,
corded in Book 81, page 62, Reg
istry of Henderson County, and
being Lots Numbers Al and As,
according to plat recorded in
Book 26, page 451 of said Regis,
try.
Dated and posted this July 3,
1885.
Z. w. EWBANK,
7-9-Tues-4t Commissioner.
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CHESTNUT GROVE

CHESTNUT GROVE, July o.
The Mt. Zion Sunday school en-
joycd the picnic dinner Sunday,
July /. The affair was greatly
enjoyed also by group of
friends, relatives and visitors
from other churches. The after
noon was spent in singing by the
choirs. II was estimated that
about 70 people were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zekra of Ashe-
vile, were recent callers at the
home Of. Mrs. ]. E. Cox.
Mrs. Dollic Whitaker of Hill
girt, is spending a few days in
this section.
! Mr.. Elliott of Dana, is spending
the summer with J. <. Cox of
Chestnut Grove.
Miss Evelyn Case and brother,
Raymond, spent the weekend
with their grandmother, Mrs. w.
| Hill and oTer relatives in the
: Tracy Grove section.
Mrs. Lilley Murray of Biltmore,
and little Billy Green of Ashe-
vile, spent the week with Mrs.
j. E. Cox.
A number from this section
spent the Fourth Of July attend
ing the reunion at George Wallis.
The day was spent in singing,
preaching and giving testimon-
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NOTICE

BY virtue of the power con-
ferred upon me, by judgment Of
the Superior Court of Henderson
County, entered on the 10th day
Of June, 1885, l will, on the 25th
day of July, 1885, at the court
house door of Henderson county,
at one o'clock P. NJ, sell to the
highest bidder, for cash. that GER
tain real property in Henderson
vile, North Carolina, known as
the Station Hotel, located on Ma
pie Street, near the depot, in said
city, and fully described in a
Deed recorded in Book 100 at
page 1873, Registry of Henderson
County, reference to which is
hereby had for a more detailed
description of said lands and
premises.
Dated and posted this June "a,
1885.
O. B. CROWELL,
6-24-Mon-4tp Commissioner.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Having qualified as administers
trix of the estate Of Martha Eliza
beth Lance, deceased. this is to
notify all persons having claims
against said estate to present
them to the undersigned on or be-
fore June 25, 1886, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of recovery.
Persons indebted to said estate
will please make settlement at
once with the undersigned.
This June rs, 1885.
NORA LANCE MILLS,
6-25-Tues-6tp Admnx.
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measure. At 4 o'clock, her list
and her patience utterly exhaust
ed, she climbed into taxi and
gave the driver the address of
the Fendale. A taxi was a luxury
she should have avoided now,
and 10 realized This without car
ing. She was too tired to care.
In tho shortest possible time she
selected a tiny rear apartment
and paid a weeks rent in adj
vance.
"Your baggage came this morn
ing, Miss Darien," the manager
told her. "po you want it sent
IN now?"
Not now, thank you. I'll tcle-
phone down."
Once inside the dark and un"t-
tractivc little room that was now
her home, 10 pulled down the
folding bed from behind its hid
inr place, and slept. She slept
as a woman dead until almost s
o'clock. and she would have slept
beyond that if the ringing of the
room telephone hadn't awakened
her.
1t was Tubby, on the desk tclc-
phone downstairs.
GLOW about q movie?" she
asked.
ooh, Tubby' . I'm too tired.
Besides, | haven't yet eaten"
Just stay there then" said
Tubby, "and III scare up a lunch
and bring it up. I imagine you're
ali in"
"That's not half strong enough
for it. Tubby, Just bring me .
sandwich"
But a sandwich had never been
Tubby's idea of a lunch. When
she arrived at JOS door she had
two large paper bags containing
not Just a sandwich, but several
sandwiches in many varieties.
Not to mention a jar Of mayon-
naise, a bottle of milk, and some
assorted French pastries which
had suffered little in Tubby's
strong arms.
chubby, you're darling! But
why did you bring so much?"
Her roommate giggled. That's
not all | brought, either" She
moved toward the door again.
"Not allw exclaimed 10; and
then, as Tubby reopened the
door, "Brct! Oh, Bret, what a
sight | amp
"a mighty pretty sight, if you
ask mew Bret told her. "Tubby
told me you were going to have
houscwarming, and i just had
to be here"
JOS eyes told him how glad
she was that he had come.
"Did you find a job, Jo?" he
asked hopefully.
81 found heaps Of them-but
none were Tor me-"
Don't worry" Brent assured
her. "You never find anything
the first day." He reached into
his pocket and pulled out a re-
cent edition of a newspaper open
at the "Help Wanted" section.
az happened to see this on the
way down in the street car, 10.
1t SAYS; Wanted - Personable
Young woman to work mornings
onIy ae bookkeeper in marine
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supply house." '.
Brent held the paper toward
10. at gives the address, and
if l were you I'd go down there
tomorrow and try for it. OF
course it's only half-time-but il
would help you keep your chin
up, and you'd have the after
Moons free to look for something
bettcr.'
10 read the advertisement, then
glanced up at Tubbv and 10. Just
their prc3c3cc there gave her
new courage and renewed faith
in herself. ..t
"That's my Job" she said
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NOTICE OE SALE

Under and by virtue of the
power conferred by Section 2435
of the Consolidated Statutes of
North Carolina, and for the pur-
pose of satisfying Il Mechanics
Lien in the sum of 5000 for
lwrecker service and storage Of
the following described pronerty,
the undersigned will, on Thurs
day, August 9Th, 1885, at 1900
O'Clock, at Motor Service and
Sales, Inc, on the corner Of Sew
cnth Ave. T., and Grove ST., in
the City of Hendcr&0nville. sell to
the highest bidder for cash:
One Chevrolet Truck. Motor
No. T4222242, Serial No. 8PDO4-
5473.
July 8, 1885.
Motor Service G. Sales Inc.
7-9-TueS-4t
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Having qualified as administra-
tor of the estate of John Flicker.
deceased, in the Superior Court of
Henderson County, this is to no
tify all persons having claims
against the estate Of said de-
ceased to present them to the UNI
dersigned on or before the 10Th
day of June. 1886, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
will please make immediate pay
ment.
This 18th day Of June, 1885.
A. flicker, Administrator,
Hendersonville, N. C.
6-18-Tues-6tp
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laughing. What do you bct?"
"Wcll :" Bret took up ono
CT the sandwiches, pecred critic
ely between the slices of bread
81 think you'd probably win tho
bet. But some times you have to
look around a week or so before
you can get anything at all. BE,
licve me, | know what I'm talk
ing about"
"Just the same" said 10, open,
ing the refectory table vigorous
ly, Il have a feeling that tomor,
row I'm going to be a bookkcepel
IN q marine supply storew
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