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La gaceta., 1935-08-16
AUMENTA Ell DESACUER-
DO ENTIRE IGGLATERRA
E ITALIA

Paris, agosto 16.-El ma
yer pesimismo rodea ell inicio
de las conversaciones triparti-
tas para tomar acuerdos sobre
ell conflicto italo-etiope.
Sabese cue la distancia que Sc
para a Inglaterra de Italia au-
menta. Londres sc mantiene fir
me contra la politica de penetra
ci6n en- Ethiopia; pero dice cue
permitiria la penetration eco
monica, no la territorial. n
Los periodicos del primen
nistro italiano han adoptado Y
tono mas amistoso hacia Ingfa-
terra, en- contraste con los re-
cientes violentos ataques.
Dicese en- Londres que 81 fra
casan las negociaciones ell 90
bierno permitira ell embarque
de armas y municiones a Etio-
pia.
En- las conversaci2nes de Pa
ris representa- a Italia ell baron
Aloisi y a Inglaterra ell captain
Antonio Eden.
Afirmase que Italia tendra
sobre las armas, a fines de sep
tiembre, mas de un million de
hombres.
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Ell BpncO Pdrtg de hon


Muy concurridos Sc veran los
salones del Centre Espanol dc
West Tampa, en- la fiesta orga-
nizada por la Secci6n Recreati-
va.
Nuestra alegre juventud sc
dara eta en- la casa eSpanola de
allende ell rio para jugar al Bun
co y bailar con la orquesta de
Mano Sanchez.
En- esta fiesta, la agrupaci6n
que comanda ell enthusiastic .jo-
ven Emiliano Salcines, en- u
Mon de las damas, Ina puesto to-
do su empeno para que sea I'm
eXito.
La entrada Sc ha fijado en-
25 cts.
Noche muy allegro la de hoy
en- ell Centre del barrio oeste.
La gaceta., 1935-08-16
DESCUBRIO QUE SU MARI
DO ERA SU ITO

Roanoke, Va, Agosto 16.-La
Sra. Marta Pendergraph, de 60
amos, cbtuvo aqui ell divorcio de
gu marido, j. Patrick Scoggins,
de IS, ale2ando que este era su
:io y que ella sc case con 81, sin
saberlo,' hace So amos.
Ell nombre del individuo en-
Ia licencia de matrimonio es Ro
bert B. Stafford, hermano de
la madre de la Sra. Fender
graph.
La gaceta., 1935-08-16
De la Hdb0na

De la Hdb0na
En- la m&nana de hoy lego a
esta ciudad ell Sr. Raul Perez
Falcon, anunciador de radio de
la "CubaL Telephone, de la
Habana.
A recibirlo fueron al puerto
sus hermanos Gustavo, Tomas
|y Ricardo.
Sc hospedara en- ell numero
1904 de la 81 avenida.
Reciba nuestro saludo.
Cesar RiVerO.
La gaceta., 1935-08-16
INFORMATION
DEL PUERTO

Solo un vapor entr6 aver, ell
espanol Mar Blanco", que vie
ne a cargar MADEIRA.
Salieron los vapores america
nos Dolphin, Millinocket y Elm
sport, y la motonave inglesa
Miss Nassau.
La gaceta., 1935-08-16
Una 60dG

CUU OOUU
En- la noche de hoy uniran
sus destinOs Ia simpatica Srta.
Carolina Eckart y ell j6ven Do
mingo Perez.
Ell enlace tendra efecto en- la
Residential de los padres de la
novia, IA ave. numero 1921,
a las 8 p. M, bajo la direction
de la NOtario Sra. G. V. Gar
cia, actuanGo de testigos Benny
Rea y Candida Rodriguez.
DeSpues de la ceremonial nup
cial los nuevos esposos partiran
hacia Miami, en- viaje de bodas.
Por su dicha hacemos votes.
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Hdcia NeW York

Ell domingo a la una de la
tarde saldra para New York,
en- viaje de vacaciones, ell COMO
cido comerciante Phillip Calta-
girone, condueno del estableci-
miento de where's de la Gale 20
" decima avenida.
Accompaniment al Sr. Caltagi-
rome su sobrina, Srta. Margari-
ia Estevez. que visitara a su
Jhermana, la Sra. G. Barcelo,
que reside en- la Metr6poli; su
no Phillip Caltagirone y prima
Srta. Angie Domino.
Ounce dias duraran las va
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PLEITOS Y DIVORCIOS

john Cetta contra Caterina
Gotta; Dorothy V. Murdaugh
contra F, P. Murdaugn; Hills
borough County Bldg. Associa-
ton contra Henry Wilson, Ella
Wood, y J. B. Jones; C. C. We
ga, Jr., contra D. M. Johnson.
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Ell TEMPO

NubladoS Iparciales. Probable
lluvias.
Maxima temperature aver,
81 grades; minima, rs.
M&rea alta a las 1926 a. m. y
:0S p. m.
Marea baa a las 9:31 a. m. Y
9:59 p. m.
La gaceta., 1935-08-16

, r: ;;:; ;; :, !: 3. : e: 81 :.:::
de Franklin, al lado de la niue
iberia Trice-O'NeaI, ell estable-
cimiento de rcpas Wilson
Baugh".
Haciendcse eco de la necesi.
dad de todos, esta casa 2fece
verdaderas gangas.
La aperture Official tendra e.
fecto cuanGo lleguen las exister
cias de Otono e Invierno.
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Una cOnidd

una cOH1ldd
Los j6venes de la Secci6n de
Recreo del Circulo Cubano tie
men en- proyecto una comida
campestre, en- la finca de Espi-
ma.
Para esa comida llevaran ter
nero asado, cerveza y otros en-
tretenimientos.
Pronto care la fecha.
La gaceta., 1935-08-16

licitacion, en- su dia los So
Joaquin Escobio, Joaquin Con
zalez, Joaquin Barcena, Joa-
Nuin Diaz, Don Joaquin Mascu-
mana. joaquin Mascuhana, Jr.,
joaquin Gel Barrio, joaquin
Valera Joaquin Garcia, Joa-
quin Perez, Joaquin Suarez.
joaquin Fernandez, Sra. Joa-
quina VIDA. de Canal, Joaquin
Alvarez Soils y DR.. Rogue.
A todos los que involuntaria-
mente dejamos de me~ncionar
enviamoS nuestro saludo, cor
sinceros deSeos de felicidad.
La gaceta., 1935-08-16
JovEN GA Mega A
srsINo A sU NJ e

\ Madrid, Agosto 1-Elena
Barros, de % amos, una
bee joven de ia aldea de Gui-
marcy, provireia de Ponteve :
dra, aparete acusada del asesi-
nato &c su novio, JESUS Filloy,
vecino de la parrcquia de Gin
seiro.
De 10 actuado por ell iuzgado
Sc deduce que Elena di4bna CT
ia a JESUS, a la que este acudi6,
~ que entire bromas y halagos Ell
hcmbre coA5inti6 en- dejarse a.
tar a un arbol.
Cuando Sc hallaba aAdo y por
10 tantd bdefenso, Elena lie ven
Id6 lQsGos y despues lie do una
ltremenda punalada en- ell cuello,
merchandise.
Varies vecinos que pasaban
Ipor ALI recCgieron a Jesus, que
fallecio a consecuencia de la he
morragia. Una tia de Elena, Ma
ria del Carmen, ha dicho que
su sobrina debia tener preme-
ditado ell crimen.
Personals llamadas a declarar
sostienen Que la joven era de
vida licenciosa y deseaba guitar
del medic a JESUS para volver
a la vida tonrada.
Cuando a Elena Sc la enter6
lie la muerte de Jesus, serena
nente die que era uno de los
nomentos mas alegres de su vi
da. Afirma que mat6 en- defen-
sa de su honor.
Dfcese que la joven procede
lie una familia de anomalies.
La gaceta., 1935-08-16

Sc ALQUILA I'm ventilado
portal de dormir en- la casa de
apartamentos de Mrs. Mary C
Roberts, E. Columbus Drive,
1913, Telefono NJ 65-174.
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J! W.. FRAZIER, SR.
Candidate para
Tasador de Contribu.
clones de la Ciudad'
En- las primarias de .
Septiembre 3 de 1885

Dispuesto a hacer valoracio-
mes honraSas. Garantiza una
tasaci6n equitativa. Actuando
con ell sentimiento del pueblo
por ocho amos, en- ell Conciclio
de la Ciudad.
SU VOTO ES APRECIADO.
La gaceta., 1935-08-16

IVMbla: 5:I5. VIaJerO Gel mUI1
dS; $50, orquez,a de Lea
5 :55, noticias; 500, crganiS
Thompson; 6:15, Jerry Codrer;
700, l.. Nazar; 800, Holly
wood Hotel; $50, Lois Ravenel
" orquesta' 1000, orquesta de
HIST; ]" 80, Scr~uesta de Ro-
maneili; II 100, orquesta
La gaceta., 1935-08-16
La ~festividdd de hou

La JeStiClddd de hog ones de los apreciables viz
Reciban nuestras lineas de ieA
nctaclon, en- su ola los S~ Qe les sean muy gratas.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-10
[ SOCIAL ACTIVITIES ===
Weddings
THERIAULT.GRAHAM

This morning at St Thomas church Miss Julia Loretta Graham, daughter of Mir and Mrs John E.. Graham of Beacon street, was united in matrimony to Joseph Theriault, son of MT and Mrs Joseph H. Theriault of New Bruns- wick, Canada. The ceremony was performed at 8 o'clock and follow ed by a nuptial mass, Rev John P. Kennedy, pastor, officiating. Church decoration consisted of cut flowers at the altar, the music by Robert F. Birt, soloist. The brides only at tendant was her cousin, Miss Mary E. Fram, and Frederick Theriault attended his brother as best man.
 The bride was attired in a gown of white satin with long sleeves ending 8 point over the hand; her veil was of white tuIle and rose point lace trimmed with seed pearls and orangeblossoms. She carried an arm bouquet of white roses and lilies of the valley. The maid of honor wore a blue lace model, 8 large blue horsehair hat, and car ried pink roses. A reception was held at Lift-the-Latch Inn follow ing the ceremony and mass for about 75 guests was attended from this city, New Haven, New York, and New Jersey. MT and Mrs The riault travelling in a gray travel ing suit with blue accessories. On returning the couple will reside at 188 Park road.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-10

One of the outstanding social functions ofstlie current season was the spring seni-fornal dance Of the Sacred Heart AIumnae Satur- day evening at Hamilton Park. Close to 100 couples took part in the grand march directed by Jack Fitzgerald and led by Miss Eileen Mccarthy, chairlady, and William J. Derwin, assistant supervisor of recreation in the parks.
 The committee in charge of the event included: Eileen Mccarthy, cliairlady, Kaye Martin, Margaret Dubiel, Helen Tracy and Arlene and Catherine Scanlon. Yesterday afternoon the alumnae sponsored their annual tea and reception in the school auditorium. Miss Martin headed the committee in charge.
 Those attending were: Miss Ei- leen Mccarthy with John M. Jone1; Miss Sue Guerrero with Stanley Auditis; Miss Nave Coak- ley with Wayne LaGrande; Miss Ann Coakley with Frank Dana her; Miss Ann Maloney with Car roll Ayers; Miss Florence Meehan with Joseph Harty; Miss Helen Carr with Paul Archambault; Miss Mary Ryan with Edward J. Shea; Miss Ethel McCue with Will liam Shiel; Miss Margueritet Com merford with Michael Matakattis; Miss Bessie Hartyde with Thomas O'Dea; Miss Marie Mitchell with Martin Egan; Miss Margaret O'Connor with Dane Christie; Miss Eleanor Partiss with John Kear- ney; Miss Helen F. Hartyre with Edward Haigh; Miss Mary A. Hartyre with Charles Bell; Miss Winifred Davies with Thomas Hughes; Miss Mary Dillon with Lawrence Morgan; Miss Dorothy Aspell with Robert E. Jackson; Miss Ann Cimincra with Dudley Hennessy; Miss Olive Rochon with Howard Healey; Miss Anita Begnal with James Morrissey; Miss Arlene Baker with J p h Holleran; Miss Mary Deegan with John J. Mccarthy, Jr.; Miss Hazel c. Peck with Thomas O'Brien; Miss Josephine Nelson with Will liam Hagan; Miss Matilda Nelson with Joseph Sullivan; Miss Cert rude B. Ladden with Paul Con- don; Mir. and Mrs. William Reilly; Miss Mabel Burns with Frances Ladden; Miss Carolyn Navarro with Irving Parsons; Miss Claire Brothers with Frank Whelan; Miss Mne Shea with Waiter Hollywood; Miss Muriel Ham with Joseph Shea: Miss Lillian Mitchell with George Bria; MT. and Mrs. John Maloney; Miss Mary Carty with Arthur Blum; Miss Violet Tartag-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-10
Bride-To- Guest
 or Honor At ShotDer

Misses Marguerite and Eleanor vollone and Mrs. Martin Tehan were hostesses at Q miscellaneous shower given recently in honor or Miss Eleanor Duigan, whose mar riage will take place June dsth. The guest of honor was recipient of many beautiful gifts. The guests were: Misses Iris Guevin, Mary Murphy. Bernice Atwood, Rita Baldwin, Mary Duffy, Betty Duffy, Lillian Vanasse, .Cecile vanasse, Katherine Tehan, Mary Whelan, Belle Inglis, Rita Hartigan, Vera McMann, Mae Reilly, Marie Le- Vasseur, Katherine Cooke, Mary Shugrue. Anna Bowie, Mrs. E. Martin, Mrs. Edward Fraher, ST, Mrs. Catherine Ryan, Mrs. Richard Baldwin, Mrs. Thomas Duffy, Mrs. Viola Callahan, Mrs. Dorothy Cal yahan, Mrs. Thomas Gill, Mrs. Rob- srt Levasseur, Mrs. Sydney James, Mrs. l.. veilleux, Mrs. Lois Parks, Mrs, Maud Parks Mrs, Mtkolsky, Mrs. Charles Lewis, Mrs. Patrick Reilly, Mrs. Hannah Johnson, Mrs. Agnes McNamara, Mrs. Thomas Riley, Mrs. William Ward, Mrs. Thomas Duigan, Mrs. Martin Te- han, Eleanor Vollone and Mar guerite Vollone.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-10
AnniUersary Party
 Is Held Saturday

MT. and Mrs. Edward McAvoy of Young street were honored Sat urday night, June Sth, with sur prise party given at their home. the occasion being their wedding anniversary. Refreshments were served and games and dancing were enjoyed.
 The guests of honor received many very beautiful and useful gifts from those attending, who were: the Misses Dorothy Man ners. Mae Leary. Marie Pinto, Alice Baril. Eva Michaud, Paula Santgo, Erma DiBiase, Marie Lazdauskas, Ann Lazdauskas. Connie Caporaso. Billie Wasil, Anna McNamara, Margaret McAvoy, Connie Place and Edward Meyers. Edward Mag lio, Mike Ricci, Albert Follachio. Al Del Paola, Hervie Michaud. Aurel Grenier, Frank Giedraitis, Louis Carlo, Eugene Gaspani, Vim cent Scuillo, Micky vicario, Jim mic Vicario. James Greco, William Noonan, John Barrett, Joe Leone. Edward McAvoy, Jr., and Mir. and Mrs. Edward McAvoy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-10
MORoNEY-BAxTER

Naugatuck, June 10.-A popular Naugatuck couple were married to- day in pretty wedding ceremony at St. Francis church at g a. m. when Miss Mary Helen Moroney oi Manners avenue became the bride of William J. Baxter of Frederick street, son of Charles J. Baxter Rev. John J. Fitzgerald, pastor of the church, united the couple ir marriage and celebrated the nup. tial high mass which followed.
 Miss Agnes T. Gormley of Car roll street was bridesmaid and Paul M. Beardsley of Meadow street served as best man.
 The bride presented a charming picture attired in a white suede lace gown, fashioned with a jacket She wore large white Bakou hat and white sandals. She carried q bouquet of bridal roses and gar denias with shower of lilies ot the valley.
 Her attendant was also attrac- lively gowned, wearing cornflower blue Venetian lace gown, which was also fashioned with a jacket Her large hat was blue and finished with 2 silver band. She wore silver sandals and carried a bouquet o1 varicolored larkspur. There was ( large attendance at the church ceremony.
 The brides travelling ensembl, consisted of a yellow crepe gowi with an egg-shell corduroy sport coat, and brown accessories. { wedding breakfast for the imme diate families and the bridal part, was held, following the ceremon, at Waverly Inn, Cheshire. The couple left on a weddinf trip and will reside at 1 Manner. avenue upon their return. MT Baxter is the Naugatuck core. spondent for the Waterbury Demo. crat.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-10
goth Anniversary
 Party Held Sunday

Mir. and Mrs. Harry Israel were the guests of honor at party given at their home on Lincoln street yesterday. The occasion was their goth wedding anniversary, The house was attractively decor .ated with palms and cut flowers. Bridge and cards were enjoyed and also musical selections sby the Harmony quartet. In the evening Madame ,Bebbe performed card readings for the gathering.
 Those in attendance were, Mir. and Mrs. c. Block, MT. and Mrs. J. Rosenberg, Mir. and Mrs. I. Ja- sobs, Mir. and Mrs. P Weinstein, MT and Mrs. A. Lichenstein, MT. and Mrs. J. Rutnam, MT. and Mrs. W. Leyinson, MT. and Mrs. M. Grabou, MT. and Mrs. N. Misky, Mir. and Mrs. J. Yanowsky, Mir. and Mrs. M. Israel, MT. and Mrs. Wal lack, Mir. and Mrs. L.. Lieberman, Mrs. S.. Hendler, Mrs. B. Sokol of New York, Mrs. s. Misky and Ma than Misky.s v
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-10

will say, though, that the man who made the opening lead is Q very fine player and one who has a reputation of making good leads. He has elected to open club and here's the only inference that de- clarer can gather from the hand.
 The contract is seven spades. If East held the king of diamonds, he would have opened a daimond, putting declarer up to an imme- diate guess, due to the fact that South had bid diamonds. There fore, the declarer can reason that East does not hold the king of dia- monds, and can govern his play ac- cordingly.
 On the ace, king, and queen of clubs, ho can discard three dia- monds. Two rounds of trunps can be taken, leaving the ace in the dummy.
 Now the ace of diamonds can be played, then the queen. Vests king will drop and the trick can be ruffed with the four of spades. . Now a trump can be led and won In dummy with the acc and the losing hcnrte can be discarded on the jack and ten of diamonds. Copyright tass, NEA Service, Inc.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-10
Elect Officers At
 Regina Elena Lodge

Annual election of officers took place,aat the meeting of Regina Elena Lodge, Sons of Italy Auxi- liary, at Liberty Hall yesterday af- ternoon. Officers were installed following the elections. Gennaro Aloio of Meriden. past grand ora tor. was installing officer.
 Officers were chosen as follows: Venerable, Mrs. Giovannina Genua corresponding secretary. Mrs. Ga briel Carissimi; treasurer, Mrs. As- suflta Basile; financial secretary, Mrs. Giovannina Di:Premio; as- sistant venerable, Mrs. Angelina Macchiareila; orator, Mrs. Mad : dalena Alleva; ex-yenerable, Re becea Summa; mistresses of cere- monies, Palometa Solomita and Julia Peretta: sick callers, Alfon- sina Spiotti and Mary Marzucca; inside guard, Angela D'Onofrio; delegate to. grand convention. An geline Carissimi: trustees, Gerardi Salcito, Mary Ricci, Mary Lomma, Mae Cammarano and Rose Pistone. pr. Gustayo Testa was renamed lodge physician.
 Mrs. Seth Moulthrop and Mrs Harold Fogg were in charge of the card party given by the Ladies Aid society of the Third Congrega, tional church Wednesday after. noon at the parish house of ths church. Eight tables of bridge were in play. Those attending wer, as follows: Mrs. Seth Moulthrop Mrs. Harold Fogg, Mrs. Herman Valentine. Mrs. Conner R. Lewis Mrs. Merton Chipman, Mrs. Ed ward Farquharson Mrs. Alber Harris. Mrs. George Moeller, Mrs B. w. Erk, Mrs. Wilbur Seeley Mrs. William Grinshaw. Mrs. Mil ton Akins, Sr., Mrs. James Don nelly. Mrs. E. McAuliffe, Mis- Martha Muchalight, Mrs. William Banres, Mrs. Frank Wilson. Mrs William Jones. Mrs. William Auld Mrs. Elizabeth Andrews, Mrs. Han nah Jones, Mrs. William Detweiler Mrs. Clarence sMcDermott, Mrs Joseph Smith, Mrs. Arthur Mich ols, Mrs. Roy Winters. Mrs. Johi rlorla anu Mrss fs. S. 6ranSnaW'
 MT. and Mrs. Robert T. Laird. oi ' Giles street, will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary next Sunday at their home. A family re- union dinner will be followed by q reception from three o'clock to ten for relatives and friends at the home.
 Mir. and Mrs. Laird have lived lr Waterbury for S2 years. He wal an employe of the Chase Meta Works for many years. retiring re- ceutly. There arc five sons. Joseph f. of Waterbury. William s. oi Waterbury. Ellsworth Fl. of Bridge. port, e. Alvin of Charleston. W Va, and R. Harold. of New Yorl City. also three grandchildren.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-10
CATUCuo-cAPoBIANCo

A pretty wedding was solem- nized Tuesday morning when Miss Rose Capobianco was united in marriage to Salvatore Catuccio al Our Lady of Lourdes church at 8 o'clock.
 Rev. Rocco Nadile officiated at the ceremony and also celebrated the nutial high mass which fol- lowed.
 During the mass, Mrs. Petrillo sang 70 Promise Me-. and Loehn- grens Wedding March.
 The bride was attired in a bridal satin gown caught at the neck with tiny rosettes and leg o'mutton sleeves. and terminated in slight train. Her veil was of Princess lace. in a three-quarter length ir Bouffant style with a small pointed cap caught with lily y-of-the-valley's at the side of the cap. She carried Easter lilies and sweet peas with g shower of sweet peas. Her sister Miss Anne Capobianco was her at. tendant and she wore shell pink gown caught with ruffles at the waist and. extending to the hemline which ended into a full skirt and She carried yellow roses with blue dephines. The groom's attendant was Michael Cattucio, a brother o, the groom.
 A reception was held at tn, home of the bride following tn, ceremony.
 The couple left on a wedding trip to Atlantic City.
 MORTENSEN ; ZEIGELMAIER
 The marriage of Miss Emma Mae zeigelmaier, daughter o1 MT. and Mrs. Charles F. Ziegel. maier of Bon Air avenue and Al. bert Andrew Mortensen, of Nau. gatuck, son of Mrs. Charles Nal. Joy of Northport, Long Island took place on Saturday afternoon at St. Johns church in Waterbury in the presence of a large gather. ing of relatives and friends. A set. ting of palms and ferns combined with white carnations, stock and snapdragons was provided for tht ceremony which was performet by the rector, Rev. John N. Lewis who was assisted by Rev. Arthur F. Lewis, of St. Michaels church in Naugatuck.
 Miles LA. Martin, the organist played a program of organ musi, before the ceremony and the "wed ding Music" from Wagner's "Loh. ergrin" as the bridal party entered the church. The bride who wa. given away by her father, wor, gown of white lace with a shor train and a hat of whitet tulle fashioned with a lace crown. He shower bouquet was of gardenia and lilies of the valley. Her at tendants were her sisters, Mrs. Le on R. Smith, of Naugatuck, a matron of honor and Mrs. Harol, Marshall, as bridesmaid. The for mer wore frock of blue mousse line de soie in the harmonizing ac cessories, and she carried yello, snapdragons, marguerites and del phinium. Mrs. Marshall's dres was of yellow silk taffeta with , yellow hat and her bouquet wa of yellow tea roses and blu flowers.
 A reception at the home of tn, brides parents at 52 Bon Air ave nue followed the ceremony witl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-10
Solution to Previous Contract Problem

Is the expert lucky or, does he really reason a hand out much further. than others believe he does? I'm sure the average player trusts entirely too much to luck,
 Of course, you might say, there's not much enjoyment to bridge when it is taken as seriously as the experts like to play 1t. This is a matter of opinion. The expert gets his fun out of 1analyzing hand from every possible angle, and then seeing if his Judgement was correct.
 Take for example today's hand. You might say that it is simply 3 matter of luck as to whether the heart finesse should be taken or the diamond finesse.,
 The Play
 "A club is opened and declarer immediately must arrive at a defi- mite decision on the hand. Should he discard three diamonds on the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-10

guests present from Northport. Long Island, New York City, New ark, N. J., Thomaston, Cheshire and Naugatuck.
 Later in the day MT. and Mrs. Mortensen left on a wedding trip, the destination of which was not announced, the latter wearing an ensemble of blue and maize. Upon their return they will reside at s2 Bon Air avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-10

daughter of Mrs Beatrice Mahony of Albert Ralph Rowley Meriden married the the Congregational church in Meriden
 Miss Edith Grahn of Waterbury and Harvey N. Flanigan of Cheshire
 After the wedding was served at Mrs Hhn The will make Meriden
 Ingersol in electrical International Silver Merden.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-10

clubs and trust to the heart finesse or should he discard the hearts and cake the diamond finesse There has been no bidding to help the declarcr; he has only the open- inE lead.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-10
CONTRACT BRIDGE
 By VIM. E. MCKINNEY secretary Of the Amerlcap Bridge League

Why Take Finesse ?- Reason Out Your Hand and You Nav Find Way to Avoid Loss of Trick and Contract
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-10
Weddings
W.R.C. President .Honored ByCo,ps|

The Wadhams Relief Corps of Waterbury sponsored a reception yesterday at St. John's Parish house from to 6 o'clock which was attended by nearly one hun < dred and fifty members, including members of various organizations, nine men of the Grand Army Of the Republic of Connecticut and members of the Women's Relief Corps of Kentucky.
 The affair was given in honor of Mrs. Blanche Maton, department president and her staff, Mrs Anna Brook, publicity chairman, and Mrs. Sue Aldershaw. secretary both of Waterbury, are included on Mrs. Maton's. staff which consists of IF members. Two Waterbury G. A. R. members attending the res ception were Niles Engelke and Homer Northrop.
 Mrs. Kate, Matthews was gen- eral chairman in charge of ar- engagements. She was assisted by Mrs. Andrew Craft, Mrs. Doolit- tie, Mrs. Kate Miller, Mrs. Lettie Flood, Mrs. Margaret Cooper and Victoria Lebreich. Plans concern- ing the national convention in Sep- tember were discussed.
 An entertainment program was also on the program. The Downs sisters, Lorraine and Doris, rem dered tap and fancy dancing; the Miller sisters, Dorothy, Evelyn and Vivian, featured in selections of songs;! a duet was given by Mrs. Messenger and Mrs. Magee; tap dance was given by James Sten and xylophone playing by Leroy Newell.