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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-11-02
lust Another One Of DuncOns Yarns By Eleanor Abbott

I went back into the room where my
husband waited
With the phrase al pointed on my
lips TO say. Here IL a lad who claims
ne Is Duncons SON" found myself
saying instead. -Here Is AthOl Dun
cons soni"
"What9" said my husband.
"What2" without another word for
an instant he just stood and stared ct
the lad. Then quite suddenly he said.
Why, Of couseF Just that.
Where did you come from7" forced
myself at last 10 ask.
From South America. /" said the lad.
From the Argentine" He looked a
little surprised at our perturbation. Il
didn't know that my father was dead, "
he admitted mot until this afternoon
at his office. BIS office was the only
address that knew. They sent me
here. have been slow about finding
you"
Looking 80 much ike a Duncon that
It almost took ones breath away he
stood smiling family AZ u.s.
I never saw my father" he said. My
father never saw me. ny father never
even knew that existed. Ny father
Wait" cried my husband. walt. I
tell you'll What do you mean7 Your
mother? Who Is she2 Where Is she2
What possible verifications have you2''
Il have all verifications." said the
lad. With q young and steady hand
he took q small packet Of papers from
his pocket and spread them out on the
table before us. q foreign looking we'd
ding certificate fstc oSuY1 birth rawffff-
cate, goodness knows what else. ~Au
the verifications, he repeated court
eously. The faint smile frightened sud
denly as on the verge Of bestowing the
only gift he had to offer US, the I'M
pulSive gift OF his confidence. my
mother was an opera singer" he con-
fided. "She not only had the voice Of
nightingale and the beauty Of q lily.
but she was glamorous besidesi The
idol Of her peoplei"
'Glamorous2' I babbled.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-11-02
NO PAINT FOR GIRLS
TILL GRIZZLIES WIN

Pity the poor University Of Montana
coed.
Under a recent campus edlct Of the
Tanan-of- Spur, no woman student o.
the school may apply cosmetics 90 her
face until the Grizzly football team has
won another game.
Furthermore, Il was announced, the
ruling win be enforced, and those 1air
young goods who fan 10 resist the
desire for q dash Of lip stick or rouge,
win have their names published think
OF ton black lists"
Members OF the M club are POI
Icing the campus 20 see that the rue
ing is rigidly enforced as D means, ts
was explained. OF intoxicating greater
Montana spirit"
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-11-02

THOROUGHBRED HORSES
as<e@a@~%U~sessNNs sN~AaN~ree~~~rse
zoe STOCK II O b 4 5, Thoroughbred
breeding. Polo prospects ARTHUR @. HAIR
FTq Ozone Texas.
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Although France is seeking to in
crease her automobile exports TO Syria,
which Is under French mandate. 2,200
of the 5000 cars imported during the
last three years by Syria we're made
in the United States.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-11-02
FLUSH OUT -
Is MILES Of :
KIDNEY TUBES

Medical authorities agree that youR
kidneys contain IS MILES OF ting
tubes or filters which help TO purify
the blood and keep you healthy.
II you have trouble with too Kre-
quent bladder passages with scaaty
amount causing burning and discom-
fort, the is MILES OF kidney tubes
NAV need flushing out. This danger
signal may be the beginning OF nag
cling backache, leg pains loss Of ps3
and energy. getting up nightas swell
ing. guinness under the eyes en6
dizziness
II kidneys don't empty pluta 9
day and so get rid OF more than ;
pounds OF waste, poisonous mates
may develop, causing serious eTouhi@
Don't wait. Ask your druggist fo<
DOAN'S PILLS, which have been
used successfully by millions Of pea
pie for over 30 years They give happy
relief and will help 20 flush out the
Is MILES Of kidney tubes. Get
DOAN'S PILLS at your druggist
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-11-02

Published b. Speciaf Arrangcrnents with Tbs
Chicagu Tgihune-Eaw Yexk News EEn61eate,
Copyright: 1905; ~ KxEANoR HAIEOWEL1s
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-11-02

100 500 ACRE Sheep o. Cow Ranch Tor
Ieasa. 20 ceusa per acre. WIN leass al or
part. and for term Of years.. Not fenced. cut
Ia small pastures. Can run sheep iocAe. IS or
20 thousand pienty q water. ARTHUR o.
HcuvNaa. cxone, Texas
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L-ADVERTIS EN- ENTS--1
ASSAYERs, CHEMISTS
>--4e~~s~~eNs>~~sr~re,--.H
LEWIS e WALKER, assayers, chem
lists los n. Wgoming, BUTTE MONT.
FARMS FOR SALE
EASTERN CLIENTS ORDER us to sac
rifice the following lands; titles perfect:
wa sec. 81, Twp. 20 n Rance 10 :, price
$500 90: $40 acres IN Sec. 10, Twp. 20 ~ Range
IS r. $4,000. Terms 70 SUIT. Frary g. Bur
insane, Great Pals, Montana.
FARM AND STOCK RANCH for sale.
s97 acres, 40 acres irrigated Runutng water
By house. Coed buildings. Reason for selling,
old Ase. Gust Peterson. Eureka, Montana.
Al DAIRY FARM. close In, bargain
Some real buys Ia irrigated farms and
tracfa Advise what you wish g. A. WEST
CO., BILLINGS. Montana.
FLATHEAD REAL EsTATE-We have
SOME wonderful Hstings for dairy farms;
farms and lake shore property on Flathead
lake. etc. Prices run from - and up per
acre. FK.ATHEAD RIAL ESTATE CO. KALI
apafl, Mont.
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Farms WANTED

FARMS WANTED With the comple-
sion o. Fort Peck dam hundreds Of farmers
wIn be Oblieed 70 move from their Missouri
bott0m lands and will be looking for new
leeatlons n yon want 10 sell your farm
aaqef1lss a ia TIE GLASGOW COURIER
ugaeRow kgont. Covers Fort Peck territory
nunpisteiy. write for rates.
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and Coyote Extexmsnat0T cap
WIVES suies Rpt nine coyotes one nieht
shma brought gi21 SO. Free formulas and In
Esr,etInna GEORGE EDWARDS, LivinGstcn.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-11-02

Snandrels eorrngated steel Yoofins. betting
msmny other Mems-at prices very much leas
thar usual write. ALASKA JUNK CO, mo,
MDo&sns, WASH
NEW Discovery glass cleaner,
o1asns glasses perfectly Send 35c. CAfAAB
co. p d BOX 1SS Fresno, Calf.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-22
Bride-To-Be Feted
AT Surprise SholDer

Miss Helen Sebastian, who Is to
be married September 5th to
Louis Adj, was rendered sur
prise green back shower recently
at the Scovill's Girls Club. The flu
ture brides sister acted as hostess
A luncheon was served during the
evening and among those who at
tended were:
Mrs. Mary Sebastian, Mrs. An
geline Anguin, Mrs. Louis Crosse,
Mrs. Josephine Sebastian, Mrs.
Jane Daddona, Mrs. Nellie Saliva
tore, Mrs. Helen Cannata, Mrs.
Kate Aurio, Mrs. Angelina Turico,
Mrs. Albino Pomona, Mrs. Agnes
Battistrudas, Mrs. Mary Daddona,
Mrs. Pauline Capobianco, Mrs.
Nellie Tusco, Mrs. Leon SAVING
Mrs. Rose Purcaro, Mrs. Edith Te-
desco, Mrs. Irene Russo. Mrs.
Anna Driscoal, Mrs. Anna Ciano,
Mrs. Rose Aloisi, Mrs. Josephine
Iavpino, Mrs. Dora Della Carmea,
Mrs. Rose Lavcanu, Mrs. Aurora
Palladino, Mrs. Susan Deloise, Mrs.
Raymond Bradshaw, Mrs. Albert,
Mrs. r. r. Pilkemans. Mrs. Sarah
Abbondandolo, Mrs. Anna Ferruc-
CT, Mrs. Caroline Cannata. Mrs.
Rencito Leonardo, Mrs. Theresa
Perrelli, Misses Amelie Adj, An
tonette Augurio, Jennie Crosse,
Victorine Lago, r. Laviana, Betty
Ciani, Anna Ciani, Pearl Russo,
Molly Forte, Mary Memberio,
Rena Facnale. Helen Del Gobbo,
Catherine Lorisso. Carmela Lorus-
so. Antionette Amendola, Marie
Abbondandolo, Connie Cnnnata,
Frances Sebastian and Rose Sc
bastian.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-22
Miss Vera Coserio
Hostess At ShoWer

Miss Mary Daponte was the
guest of honor at a shower given
recently at the home of Miss Vera
Caserio on Dikeman street. The
home was decorated with pink and
blue garden flowers. Those attend
ing we're: Miss Vera Caserio, Mrs.
Stella Caserio, Misses Mary Caserio,
Jennie Caserio, Mrs. Sabatowich,
Mrs. Santaserio, Mrs. e. Daponte,
Mrs. j. Mennillo, Mrs. San Angelo.
Miss Carmella San Angelo, Mrs.
Mary Caratto, Mrs. M. Carissimi.
Mrs. ]. Carissimi, Mrs. r. Paris,
Miss Olga Paris, Mrs. L. DeBlasio
Mrs. A. Puccini, Mrs. I. Turalla,
Misses Eleanor Sponza, Lena Cciar-
retta, Anna Turella, Elizabeth vi
amelia, Anna Vianella, Mary and
Emily Fratangelo, Lucy Daponte,
Lucy DeCarlo, Theresa Montrese,
Nancy Santucci, Katherine and
Beatrice. Samela, Louise Samela,
Louise Cusano, Mary Kassi, Mrs.
Josephine Polo, Mrs. G. Del Cob
DO, Mrs. X. Carfano, Mrs. L. Pes
tone, Misses Gertrude Caratto. Vir-
ginia Blasco, Mary Zablotoney. and
Mrs. l.. Marine.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-22

Four-card suits present Sc
rious problem TO many de-
clarers. With four trumps in
each hand, declarer IL compare
lively safe; but when he has four
In his own hand and only three
In dummy, there Is always dan
ger that the opponents will gain
control Of declarer's own suit.
There Is one important point
to remember--it Ia folly TO play
q hand on the assumption that
trumps will break as. The odds
greatly favor a Az distribution
Cor worse), when there are six
trumps outstanding, and declarer
hould always be prepared for
that contingency.
He should avoid trumping In
his own hand IL possible, for this
usually means that one opponent
will hold more trumps than de-
ciarer.
Today's hand. taken from the
recent Long Island championship
match at Brooklyn, N. Y, shows
dangerous four-heart contract,
which could be made only by
proper handling or the trump.
The Bidding
North's bid of two hearts on
the second round might be taken
to indicate a slight preference for
hearts over diamonds, when ac-
tually the reverse was true. How
ever, he did not believe two dia-
monds would be the best con-
tract. and having already indi-
Gated weakness by first round
pass. he had enough strength 10
justify keeping the bidding open
at this point.
South needed no further en-
couragement to bid game.
The Play
The king OF spades was opened
and South won with the ace. With
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-22

half Of the entire spade suit
against him, he did not dare to
draw trump until he could estab-
lish some side cards. Instead of
entering dummy for a Diamond
finesse, he led a small diamond
toward the queen, realizing that
even successful finesse would
not prevent the loss of diamond
trick.
West went UP with the king of
diamonds, cashed the queen of
spades and followed with the jack
II South should trump the
third spade with the jack of
hearts, he could not make his
contract. He had already lost a
spade and a diamond, and still
had to lose one heart trick and
one club.
Instead of trumping. however.
declarer discarded small club.
which was bound to be loser
anyway.
After this. 1t was immaterial
what West led, for declarer
would win the trick, draw trump,
and his remaining cards would
all be good.
It happened that West contin-
ued with another spade. This
was ruffed In dummy, and over
ruffed by both East and South.
| Reclarer now cashed his remain
| ing trvmps. three diamonds, and
| two clubs. fulfilling his l0-trick
contract.
(copyrisht. 1896. NEA Service. Inc.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-22
Relatives Hold CLdmbdke
For Mrs. Philias Lecomte

games were enjoyed. Those friends
and relatives who were present
are: Philias Lecomte, husband Of
the guest of honor, who recently
celebrated his 10th birthday ami
versary. Mr.. and Mrs. Emile Lee
comte, Mr.. and Mrs. George Caou-
cite, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lecomte,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Matthew, Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Matthew, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Larrivee, Mrs. AL
fonse Lecomte, Mrs. Blanche Bout
fard, Miss Rita Bouffard, Joseph
Bouffard, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Bellville, Denny Dunn, Rudolph
Gervais, Joseph Vannasse, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob, Mr.. and Mrs. LaBelle,
Oscar Lecomte, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Lecomte, Maurice Lecomte.
Edward Berube, Almond Delage,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lie and
William, Sr., Henry Desoreau
Henry Gagnon, Maurice Gagnon,
Harry Martin, Patrick Gribbon,
Misses Shirley and Joan Matthew,
Joseph, Edward, George, Doris and
Irene Caouette. Noel, Isabelle,
Helen Albert, Almond, Edna, Ida
and Lorrette Lecomte, Beatrice
and Frances Bouffard, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Champlain, of Putnam,
Conn, Mr.. and Mrs. Jooseph Le-
Croix, of Sherbrooke, Canada, Mr..
and Mrs. Leo Garceau of New Bed
ford, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Le-
comte and family of Fall River,
Mass. Edgar Racine of Montreal,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Martin, and
the Misses Louise and Cecile Le-
comte of Lewis, Canada, and Mr..
and Mrs. Henry La Rivere and
family Of Manchester. N. II.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-22
Connecticut State
Club Holds Dance

The first annual summer dance
sponsored by the Undergraduate
club Of Connecticut State College
will be held tonight at the Water
town Golf club. The committee UNI
der the Craftsmanship of Edward
Mcdonald, Jr., has been working
hard to bring about the success Of
this dance and from the number
OF tickets issued thus far the dance
has oil indications Of being a sue
cess.
Assisting Mr.. Mcdonald on the
committee are Misses Vera Perrelia
Kathleen Bergin and Jeanette
Ghinn. Publicity was handle by
flames Cream.
The dancing will begin at 0
s,clock and the music will be fur
Wished by the DeMolay knights Of
Melody. Tickets may be secured at
the door IL those persons desiring
them are not able to contact any
one on the dance committee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-22
Weddings
ORSO.BARBIERI

ORSO.BARBIERI
Our Lady of Lourdes church was
the scene Of a very pretty we'd
ding Monday morning when Miss
Francjne Orso, niece OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Vincent Orso OF Bank street,
became the bride of Michael Bar
bieri, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Barbieri Of Mill street. The cere-
mony was performed at o'clock
by Rev. Joseph Valdambrini. The
bride had as her maid Of honor,
Miss Lucille Sicuranza OF Hartford,
Conn. Four bridesmaids were In
attendance, Miss Mary Orso, Miss
Betty Spanglo, Miss Mae Paul,
Miss Rae Bosconti and four ush-
ers, Nicholas Barbieri, Romeo Bar
bieri, Joseph Traynor, Frank Kar-
min.
Out OF town guests were In at
tendance from New York. Hart
ford, Pennington and Bristol. The
bridal couple left on wedding trip
to New York. Upon their return
they will take up their residence
at ~ Myrtle avenue.
Mrs. Antoinette GnaZzo of Pain
vile announced this morning the
marriage OF her daughter. Beatrice,
to Victor Bonacassa of this city.
The marriage took place in Miller
ton, N. Y. on August II.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-22
Rensselaer, Club
Dance Tomorrow

Final plans for the annual sum-
mer danve given by the Rensselaer,
club Of Waterbury are being for
mulated by committee members.
The dance will be held tomorrow
night at the WATERFOWL Golf club.
The music 70 rthe occasion will be
furnished by DiPietro's orchestra.
The committee in charge of the
dance includes: Howard Finken-
cellar, chairman; assisted by Rich
ard Wolff, James Donnelly. Melvin
Freeman, Walter Rufeth and
Buell. Webster
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-22
Future Bride IS
rendered Shower


Miss Savannah Wells of willow
street was the guest Of honor at a
shower held Tuesday at the sum-
1ner home Of Miss Lois Hustled Of
Buckingham street at Laurel
beach. The occasion was Miss
Wells coming marriage to John D.
Elliot, Jr., which is to be an event
Of Friday, August 20. Among those
attending were Mrs. Clifford Wells
and the Misses Savannah Wells,
Virginia Wells, Vivian Minor, Edith
Campbell Of WATERFOWL, Jeanne
Sands of Middiebury, Marjorie
Campbell, Pauline White, Marjorie
ELL, Elizabeth MUM, Harriet
Gibbs, Estelle Gibbs and Lois
Hustled.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-22
Couple Celebrates
37th Anniversary

Friends and relatives Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Kitchenka surprised
them at their Plank road home
recently with q party In honor Of
their 37th wedding anniversary.
Those attending were: Mr.. and
Mrs. John Kohler, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Deutsch, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Gyriscko, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nicholas Pelzer, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Christian. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Kitchenka. Miss Anne Lucas Of
Bridgeport. Andrew, Helen and
Margaret Kitchenka, Miss julia
Kitchenka of New Haven, Miss
Mary Drauch, Christopher Grlf-
fen and Joseph Murphy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-22
Gaelic Dance Group
Met Tuesday Night

The Gaelic dance group, COM
posed Of fifty members or more,
attended the dance session held
Tuesday night at the Eagles hall.
Two very old Irish dances, the
Kerry polka and the Waves Of Tory
were rehearsed by those attending.
The Kerry polka Is extremely
popular in waterbury while the
Waves of Tory was never before
presented In this city. Dancing
was directed by Peter Crowley
teacher of Irish dances. Music
was furnished by Clifford and
O'sullivan's Irish American orches-
ira.
This group will continue to meet
every Tuesday evening at $3.50
o'clock for two hour rehearsal
periods.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-22
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Miss Galgot To
Join SisterhoOd

Miss Nellie Agnes Galgot, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Elizabeth Galgot of 1877
Alder street will take her Perpet-
ual vows at the Mother House Of
the Holy Ghost Convent at Put
nam, Conn, Saturday, August "a,
The name, Miss Galgot, has
chosen for her spiritual profession
In life Is Sister Herminie.
Sister Herminie Is graduate OF
Barnard school and Wildly High
school She is well known and
well liked in that section of the
city. Her family will attend the
ceremony at Putnam on Saturday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-22
Weddings
House COMMITTEES
Announces Dance

The house committee Of the Ma
tatuck CouQtry Club will sponsor
dance Saturday night August
Gath at the Country Club. All
members Of the popular golf club
are urged to attend this summer
get together. This is one OF the
few such get eogethers that the
club holds during the summer
months and hence the house com
mittee issues an invitation to all
members to attend.
The dance will get under way az
$3.50 o'clock and it is expected that
nearly all the club members and
their friends will be present.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-22
Miss Catherine Cream
Honored By Friends

Mrs. Lawrence Kilbride Of Fair
view street and Miss Marie Hori-
gan of Willow street were host
esses at a tea at the Old Home
stead on Cooke street Monday aft
ernoon in compliment to Miss
Catherine M. Cream OF Fuller
street who is being married on La
Dor day. The honor guest was
presented with a mahogany table
from the guests who included
Misses Margaret Jones, Anna M.
Mcdonald, Madeline Harrigan, Ju-
liza Conner, Mary Agnes Gordon,
Mrs. John M. Doyle, Misses Alice
L. Lynch, Betty Baldwin, and Mrs.
John II. Hogan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-22
Personal
St. Ma,y;s Nurses Home Is
Scene Of Greenbdck Shower

by Mary Casey and Catherine o.
Conner. Those attending the show
err were: Misses Ann Flynn, Ann
Reilly, Mary Mcdonald, Helen
sullivan, Mary Callan, Betty Ma
hon, Pauline Dugay, Helen Hapin,
M. Danaher, Mrs. Vincent Shea,
Kathleen Reilly, Ann Costello, Mil
dred Shea, Mary Broderick, Lillian
frahy, Mildred Hanley, Mrs. Mata-
kits, Heen Mccarthy, Mildred Cav
anaugh, Helen Massicotte, Ann
Scadden, Margaret Tierney, Adrian
Arcard, Lillian Costello, Irene Dill
lane, Margaret O'Hara, Mary Grif-
fin, Mrs. Archambault Margaret
Harrison, Louise Reuter-, Ethel
Costello, Mary Casey and Catherine
O'Connor,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-22

The s9th anniversary of Mrs.
Philias Lecomte's birthday was the
occasion of gathering OF friends
and relatives at her home on
Woodtick road Sunday August
18th. Mrs. Lecomte was the re-
cipient of many valuable gifts. A
real old fashioned clam bake was
served to those attending and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-22
Personal
--Borman photo.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Boylan and
son John Jr. of Second avenue have
returned home after spending the
past six weeks at their cottage In
Bayview.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J. Condor
of Revere street have returned
from vacation spent at Narragan-
sett Pier, r. I.
Mrs. Franklin A. Sears, and Mrs,
Henry Powell Of Hartford are
spending several days here as the
guests OF Mrs. Elizabeth Pagan.
Hannah woodruff Chapter, d. A.
r. of Southington, and the Malta
tuck Branch Of this city. have ar.
ranged a rededication of the Count
DeRochambeau Monument In Mar.
ion tonight at z o'clock in connec-
ton with the Southington Tercen-
tenary celebration. Judge Freder-
lex M. Peasley Of Cheshire will de-
liver the principal address.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Warner of
Naugatuck have been issued an in
vitation to attend the garden cock
tall party given by Walter Davis
OF Bridgeport. The cocktail party
will be held on the lawn OF Mr..
Davis parents home, Paramount
terrace, Saturday afternoon.
Margaret J. Harris Of southbury
Ia a patient at st. Raphael's hos
pital In New Haven.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-22

Miss Ethel Costello Of South
street whose marriage is to take
place in September was honored
with greenback shower given re-
Gently at st. Mary's Nurses Home
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-22
Miss Mildred Croraer
Was Guest OF Honor

Mrs. Minnie Way of Plantsvilie
was hostess at surprise miscei-
laneous shower given in honor Of
Miss Mildred Cramer of F'airlawn
avenue who is engaged to be mar
ried Sept. to Floyd Goodwin. The
future bride was the recipient OF
many beautiful gifts from those at.
tending among whom were Misses
Gertrude Taylor, Ruth Squires,
Vivian Swanson, Mrs. Evelyn Deg
nan, Mrs Marion Croft, Mrs. Flor
ence Bunnell, Mrs. Dwight Good
win, Mrs Harry Goodwin, Misses
Viola, Pearl Goodwin, Mrs. Flora
Reid, Mrs. Euna Reid, Mrs. Eva
Collins, Mrs. Matte Hotchkiss, Mrs.
Viola Curtiss, Misses Ruth Werner,
Mary Goodwin, and Mildred Shaw,
Mrs. Edward Cramer, and Mrs.
Minnie WAY,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-22

Mrs. Clark Ramsey of Plaza ave-
niue has returned from Old Orch
ard Maine where she spent some
time.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-22
ToDAY's FASHION TIP.

The evening silhouette varies
from frills of chiffon and ostrich
feather trim to tailored damask
evening suit.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-22

Miss Muriel Ham Of Baldwin
street has returned after vacation
ing for two weeks at Hampton
Beach, N. II. and old orchard
Maine.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-22

Louis Manganiello OF Lexington
avenue Is attending the convention
Of the Alpha Phi Delta fraternity
at Rochester, N. Y. Mr.. Manganiel-
10 is a delegate for the Hartford
Chapter.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-22
CONTRACT BRIDGE
BY WIN. Il. MCKINNEY
Secretary OF the American Bridge League

FourCarder Dangerous With Short Suit First Try to Set
Up Side Color, Then Draw Trumps to
Make Contract.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-22

The Misses JulIe Broidy and
Eleanor Kelly OF Baldwin street
sailed Saturday on the Monarch OF
Bermuda for weeks stay In
Bermuda.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-22

Mrs. william Reilly OF Elliot ave-
nue. has been entertaining DR.. and
Mrs. Charles Tierney and family OF
Chicago, III.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-22

Helm will show. plain. winter
coats enriched with bright en-
broidery and soft furs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Water Montam-
bauit and family Of Terrace ave-
nue.. have returned after lengthy
stay In Canada.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-22

Miss Elizabeth Conroy of Mer-
iden Road has returned home af-
ter spending several weeks with
her nieces Mrs. John o'Connor and
Mrs. Chris Harmon Of Woodmont.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-22

Mrs. Richard Hinchey and fam
lily of Willow street and Mrs. Dom
aid Gaffney and son of New Bril-
tain are spending the summer sea-
son at Madison.