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, 1935-06-23
iii o Circularan l. o
Tostones Nuevos

MEXICO. ID. f., JUNO RAT
Hoy comenzaran a circular en- TODD
ell pals los nuevos tostones puestos
en- circulation de acuerdo con In
determinado en- In reforma none
TARA Ultima IL tipo del dollar con
relaci6n al peso mexicano cerro IN
$50 como de coStumbre.
, 1935-06-23
No|EstaNO [
Huelga De Los
EIectricistas

MEXICO. D. r. JUNO 22.-AT-
sc dio por ieTminado Ell movimien-
q DC huelga contra la Compania
Teletonica Mexicana. y al mismo
tempo quedaron conjuradas auto
matlcamente Jas huelgas que por
Solioaridad de electriciStas deberian
sStallar hoy en- ounce estados del
EEais Por tai motive Ell servicio
yseleionioo de IA compania citada Sc
reanudo deSde luego.
, 1935-06-23
HOY
egaran Los
enes Especiales

Den Ky breveS horas comen-
zaTan A Lagar a esta ciudad. los
tfeneS esp Niales que conducieron
q alg' IS del as Delegates Rota-
iioS a convention International
Que seN riiico EN- la Ciudad de Me-
XlcO.
Eos mC1rmes nos fueron proper
elonlSAS en Ia EStacion de Ferro-
carril De Brownsville.
l. mayoria de los trenes paSaran
pOr Laredo, Texas.
, 1935-06-23
Sera B u e n a La
Cosecha Del
Algodon

NUEvO LAREDO, lamps. JUNO
22.-AT-Se aSegura que Ia coSecha
6e algodon que sc recoja de los
campoS ci~rcunvecinos que riega la
presa de Don Martin. alcancen un
valor de trece millones de pesos,
pues ademAs de que las Siembras Sc
levaron a cabo sin tropiezos, las
aguas fueron diStribuidas con toda
regularidad.
, 1935-06-23
Recibieron NJ u c h a S
Felicitaciones

MEXICO, d. F.. JUNO 22.-AT-
Millares de felicitaciones de parte
de numeroSas agrupacioneS Socia-
les y politicaS de TODD el Pals, Sc
reclbieron aver en- las oficinaS del
Partido Nacional RevolucionaEio,
con mstivo de Ia deSignacin del ST..
Lac. Emilio Portes Gil, para Ell
puesto de Presidente del Comite
Executive Nacional
, 1935-06-23
I'm Joven De
Raymondville
En- La Capital

RAYMONDVILLE, JUNO ~
Stanley Addington. joven residente
de esta ciudad. quien fue a Mexico
a Ia Convention International de
los Rotarios. Sc conquist6 las sim
patsas del publico de In capital de
In Republica Mexicana v las de los
Delegates RotarioS, con In serie de
canciones que canto en- Ell Palacio
oe Bellas Aries. recientemente.
Sc invite al joven Addington a
que 'permaneciese en- Ia Ciudad de
Mexico, para Ia proxima conven f.
ci6n de los "Leones..
, 1935-06-23
Graduo De Colegio
Militar Ell Sabado
Especial para Ei Heraldol

IESpeClaI para Fl HeraEd0l
SAN ANTONIO. Texas. JUNO "a.
William p. Ragsdale Jr.. residen-
te de McAllen, quien graduo de Ia
EScuela de Vuelo del Campo Kelly
en- esta ciudad Ell s&bado. reciho
oroenes de presentarse en- ell Cam
po Langley. del Estado de Virginia.
donde servir& en- ell cuerpo aereo.
Fl Photo Ragsdale. pertenece al
grupo de Photos de Bombarde0.
, 1935-06-23
SABADO E N
Ell D c. D E
MISSISSIPPI
La Chusma 10 Metio
En- La Maleza. No
L o Pudieron v G r
Las Autoridades

WIGGfNS. Mississippi. JUNO %.
I'm negro joven. fue linchado ell
SaRsada pRr la manana por una null
tik4 ffhaancos. dos millas al Este
blhdad- I'll negro 10 identifi-
@tst HM autoridadeS. diciendo que
nm H
TfnA Nthusma de doScientos hon.
brek. nevo al negro al lugsr que de-
cimos. habiendolo linchado. Sc dice
que Ell linchamiento de MCGEE fue
por que ell negro quiso violar a una
jovencita de once amos de edad. hija
de un agricultor blanco de esta re-
gion.
FL presunto asalto a Ia iovencita,
e dice que Sc llevo a cabo Ell Vier-
mes por la tarde.
Una chusma de RESIDENCES de la
region. enfurecidos tai vez por Ell
presunto crimen. sc apodero del
presunto responsible del hecho. en-
contrandolo dormido err su CANA,
dcnde viva.
10 sacaron de su casa. Y 20 10 lie
varol nj monte lUC Sc encugllTa en-
las cercanias de esta ciudad.
Lo EScondieron De Las
Autoridades
FL negro, despues de haber sido
llevado a Ia maleza (monte) fue es-
condido. para que las autoridades
del Condado de Stone no fuesen a
e~ncontrarlo.
Sc dijo que Ia nina. que fue la
preSunta victima. al yer al negro.
10 identified. Ademas. sc dice que
una ~jovencita negra. tambien 10 T.
IDENTIFIED. diciendo que 10 habia
visto r~odeandose" (por ell lugar
donde Sc alega ocurrio ell aSalto).
Un teStigo ocular declare que Ell
negro habia admitido que habia gol-
peado a IA jovencita blanca. v de que
habia dicho MCGEE que el no saba
porque 10 habia hecho. "Debo de ha-
Der estado loco" dijo Ell testigo, que
habia declarado eel negro.
Sc dice que Ia nihita fue aSaltada
cuando Sc encontraba pizcando
zarzamoras en- un potrero cercano a
SUI Residential. Presentaba Ia nina
escoriaciones en- Ia espalda Y en- el
cuello.
Lo Colgaron de Tn Arbol
La chusma enfurecida. colgo al
negro de un arbol en- ell monte, y
despues acribillaron su cuerro a ba-
LAGOS. P0cos momentos despues Sc
dispersaron. Sc cree que Ell lincha-
miento haya ocurrido como a las
nueve de Ia manana del Sabado.
FL Sheriff j. A. Simpson, del
Condado de Stone declare que no
habia podido localizar al negro.
No Sc habian practicable aprehen-
stones Ell Sabado por Ia noche.
, 1935-06-23

c e b a n
SolsticiO
De Verano
Especial para Il Heraldo)

M~ATAMOROS. lamps. JUNO %.
Ell lunes por la noche a las ocho,
81 verificara en- los salones de BAN
quotes de Ia Logia MaSonica de
este ciudad, Aurora Boreal No. IA"
Ia fiesta del "Solsticio de Verano".
Sc estA preparando un banquete
para celebrar In fiesta referida. y
sc N que todos los MaSones,
miembros de la Logia referida. asis-
tiran a Ia ceremonial.
, 1935-06-23
UNA NOCHE MEXICANA
IN EI. SANTTIART0

Hoy en- Ia nocne. sc preSentars
en- Ell patio del Santuario de Nues-
ira Sonora de Guadalupe en- esta
ciudad, una "Noche Mexicana." Sc
CUR nos informo Ell PArroco de d.
cha ~parroquia, Padre Francisco.
DeSde hace algunas Semanas sc
han venido p~resentando al publico
las f~iestecitas referidas.
Esas fieStas son para recabar for-
dos para mejoras al tempol refe-
rido.
, 1935-06-23
P0r Ia Corte del
Condado de Cameron

ohivaron en- dicha corte:
j B. Calderon VS.. Geo. +. Dennis,
cemanda por un pagare.
Por III Tribunal Testamentario
Sc hizo una APPLICATION ante dicho
tribunal. para YER 81 Sc concedia
que nombrasen tutoreS para Clyde
Burkett ct al, memories de edad.
Sc regiStro otra aplicacion, pi-
dlendo la custodia de Charles Way
ne Yoder. v otroS memories.
Las siguientes Licencias Hatri-
noniales fueron expedidas por Ia
Corte del Condado de Cameron:
Hilario SuArez v Angelita Cha
varria.
Robert NJ. Cartwright y Alice Carl
son.
Pascual Rios Carrera y Olivia Pc
rez.
Antonio Quintero v Maria Gloria.
Luis Ferrel v Matilde zamora.
Joe G. Britton v Catherine Nor
ton
Crisptn Olvera y Maria Lopez.
, 1935-06-23
Por Las Cones
De Rdz

De- Juez n DOmlngueZ
Felipe Montalvo. acuSado de al
terar la paz publica fue encontrado
crlpable de los cargos que Sc ha-
clan en- su contra, y multado con
I'm dollar v co6tas.
Rodolfo Cantu, acuSado de In
misma ofenSa, Sc lie multo con un
dollar y coStas.
, 1935-06-23

La POllcla de eSta cludad, de Ia
cual es Jefe ell Sr. 4. w. Anglin,
capture a I'm inidviduo de nombre
Alfredo Walls. quien Sc e~ncontraba
acusado de 'robo mezquino" en-
Harrington.
La Policia Sorprendio a Walls. en-
uno de los barrios apartadoS de eS-
Ia ciudad, ell vierneS por Ia tarde.
Fue lleVado a Ia Central de Po-
licia. donde Sc lie Sometio a IN mi
nucioSo interrogatorio. Por no sa-
tlsfncer las ~preguntaS que contesto.
ia Policia indic6 AZ detenido, cue
le IA q tCmar las huellaS digitR-
les. Al yer walls 10 que iba a suce-
der inmediatamente declare Quien
era. dando a las autoridadeS deta-
lies de Su vida.
Walls. dicen las autoridades. To-
gro escapar del Marcial Federal en-
Laredo. Texas Ell dia is de abril,
no habiendo sido ~capturado por
haberse inttoducido a t~erritorio
m~exicano.
z. Sabado en- Ia maiana fue lie
Vado a Ia vecina ciudad de BroTns-
vile donde fue entregado a las au-
toridades Federales de aquella ciu-
dad, siendo internado en- carcel
mientras es conducido a Ia Peni-
tenciaria Federal.
Walls habia Sido Sentenciado a
sufFir una condena de Is meses en-
Ia Penitenciaria Federal en- Lea
venworth. Kansas, por haber re-
gresado ilegalmente al pals deSpues
dc haber sido deportado.
, 1935-06-23
Estadistica
Por In Corte del
~a-A-a- a.

Distrit0 No. 1O3
Las siguientes demands sc ar
chivaron en- la corte referida:
Francisco A. de Besteiro VS.. Jose
Besteiro, demanda de divorcio.
Helen Margaret Adams. vs.. Glsnn
Arthur Adams. demanda de divor-
clio.
, 1935-06-23
ARRESTARON A
I'm PR0FUCO
Ell VIERNES
En- Harlingen Donde
Sc lie Acuseta De
"R Mezquino."
Esta En- La Carcel

Especial para FL Heraldo)
HARLINGEN, Texas, JUNO %.
Alfredo Walls. lOgro eScapar de
In carceI de esta ciudad el Sa-
badO pOr In tarde, habiendo roto
tres barraS. v una ventana del
edificiO.
Las autOridades del COndado 10
buscan.
, 1935-06-23
FL Tempo

Brownsville v ell Vale: EstarA
parcialmente nublado Ell domingo.
vientos moderados del Este en- Ia
Costa
e RIO continuarG bajando en- to-
da su trayectoria dentra de- las "a
horas que vienen.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-25
Weddings
Junior WonlenS
 Club Has Party

A Halloween social was given by the Junior Women's Club ct the Waterbury Women's clubhouse Wednesday evening, for members and invited guests. The club was at~ tractively decorated for the social in Halloween decorations combined with corn stalks, pumpkins, and black caot cut-outs. Refreshments were served. The surprise attracs ton of the evening was fortune- teller. Attending were Misses Har- riet Fraser, Rhode Macken, Mar Jorie Snow, Muriel Hickcox, Muriel Magee, Hazel Fogg, Frances Gray, Jeanne Nelson, Katherine Crane, Jean Mallette, Elizabeth Mallette, Eleanor Neale, Barbara MacKee- yer, Eudora Moulthrop, Marjorie Hill, Villa Judd, Suzanne Shader, Pauline White, Irene Richards, Betty Wilson, Cynthia Thompson, Nettie Reyes, Isabelle Sergeant, Villa Bristol, Dorothy Gray, Mari- on Blewitt, Janet Platt, Leona Cohn, Elizabeth Rich, Dorothy Ol.s dershaw, Harriet Gibbs, Ellen Grant, Edna Rush, Betty Hubbard, Kathleen Dilman, Sally Gibbons, Louise Smith, Sally Barnum. Er- nestine Pierce, Anne Loeffler, Evelyn Poulsen, and Anne Har- per-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-25
N. & S. vul. O.V ing lead-v K
 Solution In next issue. 30

The Play
 Here is an example of Richards card playing ability. With the king of diamonds opening, it looks as If he will have to lose a diamond and a trump trick. Here's how he avoided 1t:
 The first trick was won with the ace of diamonds. A small club was ruffed with the deuce of spades and spade returned and won with the ace. Richards figured East for the queen- jack of spades, because of his double.
 Dummy's ace and king of hearts were caShed and 8 small heart yuffed with the three of spades. The ten of clubs was ruffed with the eight of spades and another heart led, which dropped East's queen. It was ruffed with the i've or spades.
 The jack of clubs was ruffed with the nine of spades and now the de- clarer led the good jack of hearts from dummy, East ruffed with the jack of spades.
 If Richards had made the mis- take of overruffing with the king of spades, his contract would have been defeated. But. instead, Rich ards threw away his losing four of diamonds and now, regardless of what East returned. the declarer made the rest of the tricks. Copyright, 1885, NEA Service, Inc.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-25
Italian Sisterhood Holds Annual HaLlove'en Social

A most successful Halloween party was held last evening at Mechanics hall by the Italian Sisterhood. The hall was attractively decorated with fall foliage and Halloween colors. A varied program of entertainment was enjoyed and refreshments were served.
 The committee in charge was headed by Miss Nella Capocha, as- sisted by Phyllis Esposito, Lillian Ranaudo, Theresa Barbieri, Lena Mucciaro, Olympia Giampietro, Mary Mucci, Anna Doddana, Julia Janetty, Sylvia Perillo and Mrs. Joseph Per- natozzi.
 Among the guests in attendance were: Mrs. Theresa Daverso, Mrs. Molly Passerelli, Madeline Marinaro, Mrs. Rocco Pestone, Molly Pestone, Mrs. Rose Philippine, Mrs Lena Ma rino, Mrs. Thomas Barbieri, Albina Guarino, Jennie Mancini, Anna Ro- meo, Grace Pierro, Josephine Tala- rica, Lucy Matarazzo, Betty DiLeone, Augustine Papa, Mrs. Fannie Augus- tine, Mrs. Mary Liberatore, Miss Julia Liberatore, Mrs. Phil Gizze.
 Mrs. Laura Mazzeo, Mrs. Louise Suozzo, Jennie Rosa, Mrs. Mary San zone, Miss Lucy DeSanto, Mrs. Con- cetta Neapolo, Mrs. Julie Capochi, Mrs ComeniG Barbieri. Mrs H. Rus so, Felicia Cocchiola, Anna Bombaci Lena Barone, Rita Batelli, Mary Ac- quarelli, Mrs. Josephine Flammi, Mrs. Katherine Flammi, Mrs. Jose phine Jacovino, Mildred Janetty, Jennie Migliaro, Mildred Sciarra, Julia Basile, Phyllis Pomponio, Es- ther Cesarielo
 Rena Jannetty, Mrs. R Longo, Mrs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-25

Solution to Previous Contract
 Problem
 This is the first of 8 series of six articles by .midwestern cham pions who will attend the first De- troit American Bridge League mas ter point tournament. at the Book Cadillac hotel in that city, Oct. IT, 20, inclusive.
 To-days hand is by our we'll known friend, R. R. Richards of Detroit, founder and first president of the American Bridge League and former associate of Milton c. Work. Illness forced Richards to retire from tournament bridge for a number of years.
 In preparing to entertain many of the country's great stars in his home city, Richards can be de- pended upon himself to furnish the keenest of competition. He will try to keep these trophies in De- troit. His reputation is that of one of the greatest card players.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-25
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES :
Local Women At
 League Meeting

Local members attending the joint meeting of the New Haven and Middlesex County League of Wo- men Voters yesterday in Walling- ford were Mrs. J. Harold Root, Mrs. Frederick s. Chase, Mrs. David F.. Gaines, Mrs. James M. Lynch. Mrs. Frederick c. Palomba, Mrs. Wilbur P. Bryan and Miss Marjorie G.. Lynch.
 The speakers at the meeting were Miss Florence l.. Harrison, state vice-president in charge of program, who gave comprehensive outline of the focus of the league; and Miss Florence Kirlin, congressional sec retary of the national league, who spoke on the work of the league in congress. Miss Kirlin addressed the Waterbury League at its meeting on Tuesday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-25
Couple Celebrate
 SilUer Anniversary

A surprise party was rendered MT. and Mrs. E. N. Grenier of West Liberty street recently at thelr home in honor of their silver wed- ding anniversary. Singing and mu- sic were enjoyed by all and 8 de- lcious luncheon was served. MT. anl Mrs. Grenier received many beautiful gifts and a purse of money. The guests were: Mrs. Mar garet Moore of Wilimantic, MT. and Mrs. Charles Hebert, MT. and Mrs. E. Donais, MT. an dMrs. P. Ber- thiaume, MT. and Mrs. Alfred Grenier, MT. and Mrs. Robert James, MT. and Mrs. Raymond St. Mary, Misses Alma Donais, Irene Hebert, Dorothy Grenier, Germaine Berthiaume, Alice Corneau, Ray mond Grenier, Ernest Hebert, AL bert Grenier, Ronald Grenier and Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Grenier.
 The second of her series of lec- lures was given this afternoon by Attorney Mary Wooster Sutton at the Bunker Hill Literary club. Her subject today was International Dangers in Contracts, Promisory Notes, Checks and Bonds" The hostesses today were Mrs. Edmund Becker and Mrs. Frederick w. Burns. Mrs. J. Rockwell presided. Piano selections were presented by Miss Anna Dellapietro.
 The Dorcas class of the First Baptist church held an enjoyable meeting at the church last Satur- day afternoon.
 At the mid-week prayer service, Thursday, October 31, at the First Baptist church, the studies in the book of Ezekiel will be continued Perry A. Borden will discuss the lesson.
 Sundays, November and 10, will be observed at the First Methodist Episcopal church at donation days for the Methodist Church Home Ca home for the aged Methodists), III Elm street, West Haven. Donations of food, vegetables, fruit and canned goods are asked. The directors of this church are Mrs. Chester l.. Clark, Mrs. Edward Seaver, Mrs. William Costello, Mrs. Joseph E. Nelly and Mrs. Clifford Mallette.
 Mir. and Mrs. Arthur CoZze of Sylvan avenue are spending a few days in Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-25
Personal

MT. and Mrs. James O'Reilly of Grandview avenue are spending a few days in Washington, D. C., where they are registered at the Dodge Hotel.
 Miss Joan Laval of William street has returned after a few months stay at Washington, D. O., and Maine.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Doherty of East Main street have been spend- ing severaly days in New York.
 Miss Marion Hanley of Washing ton street is spending several days in Holyoke.
 Misses Ann and Jennie Giordano of Walnut street, extensions, Misses Carolyn and Mary Capuano of East Farm street are spending the week. end in New York.
 MT. and Mrs. Howard Judson of WatertoWn avenue are speeding a few days as the guests of relatives in Westerly, R. I.
 Mis- Alice Peterson of South Main street is spending the weekend in New York.
 A rummage sale will be held at APT North Main street, Monday, Mo- vember 6, under the auspices of the Junior Auxiliary of the Second Congregational church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-25

A pleasant gathering of members of C..e Lauralton Hall Alumnae and their friends enjoyed a supper dance last evening at the Pavilion Royale in West Haven.
 The dance was sponsored by the Waterbury -Naugatuck chapter of the alumnae and Miss Mary Hen- nessey of Naugatuck was in charge assisted by Nancy Jane Delaney, Ms. John Daley, Ruth Clarke, Mrs. Frank Greene, Mary Foley, Ruth Stapleton and Katherine Brennan.
 Among those in attendance were: :: Miss Mary Freney and Don Burke, Nancy Jane Delaney and Jack Freney, Mary Lawlor and Irving Parsons, Helen Stevens and j.. Moore, Betty Stevens and Frank Pope, Kate Kilmartin and J. Wal lace, MT. and Mrs. Charles O'Corl-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-25

Lucy Gizze, Mrs. Josephine Cesarielo, Mrs Julia Nocera, Angeline Coveillo, Mrs. Josephine Marchitti Mrs. Fan- nie DeFrancesco, Anna DeFrancesco, Elsie Perillo, Linda Perillo, Sylvia Perillo, Mary Piccolo, Louise Mazza- ferro, Olga Piccolo, Melba Falcone, Mary Trumfio, Jean Topazio, Lenora Trumfio, Anna Paternostro, Connie DeSantis, Mrs. Katherine Autore, Mrs Minnie Marinaro, Mrs. .mma Mucci, Mrs. Sadie Stolfi, Marie Mar della, Emile Ferelli, Mary DiCarlo, Rosalie Boonocora, Angeline Mesi, Mrs. Frank Mesi, Florence Maniello, Angela VentreSca, Rose Ventresca, Mrs. Marguerite Belloisy, Minnie De- Leone, Eleanor George, Michael Bel loisy, Albert Mucci, Mrs. Victoria Daddona, Mrs. Lucy Guarino, Jose phine Guarino, Florence Guarino, Phyllis Daddona, Bernice Boucher, Josephine Conforti, Umberto Santo- pietro, John Sforza, John DeLeo, Peter DeLeo, Rose Deoprincepe, Jo- seph Macury, Dundee SanZone, Elizabeth Salvin, Michael Montary, Con Guisto, Mrs. Peggy Graziozi, Daniel Dichele, Louis Esposito
 Grace Carlo, Clara Boccacino, Ro- sario, Ciaccio, Louis Mucciaro, Mrs Mary Verrastro, Mrs. Josephine Var rome, Mrs. Jennie Summa, Frank Ranando, Tony Garino, Lewis Rag zinc, Josephine Ciaccio, Anthony Recchia, Frank Giordano, Mary De- Matted, Rosemary Petrocione, Frank Nardozzi, Charles Donate, John Marciano, MT. and Mrs. Marino Frederick Knoblock. MT. and Mrs J. c. Pernatozzi, Rita Pernatozzi, Tullio Perriello. Alex Mole, Albert Giacin, Mrs. Minnie Cipullo, Jose phine Iapalucci, Joseph DeLuca, Ed ward Kaminski, Thomas McKenna, Joseph Cappella, Joseph Sauchelli, John Snug, Francis Ayotte, Aurela Vearre, Frank Rotella and Anthony Sciarra
 The annual fair and Christmas sale by the ladies of the First Meth odist church will be held December 5th.
 The annual Christmas sale of the Evening Department of the Sec ond Congregational church will be held Thursday afternoon, Novem- Der 2, from 3 to 5 p. m., in the parish house.
 A social and dance will be given by the Christian Endeavor Society of the Sceondiuitaoinshrdluuupyf of the Second Congregational church next Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock in Davenport Hall.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-25
Personal
Lauralton Hall Alumnae
 Dance Is We'll Attended

nor, Mir. and Mrs. Homer Bronneke, Florence Skibinski and John Dris- coll, Wanda Skibinski and Francis Donahue, Airline Keefe and Henry Murphy, Adele Carey and Roland Benson, Mary G. Jones and Edward Bergtn, Helen Murphy and Thomas Lyons, Madara Morin and Norman Schaffer, Mary Hennessey and Bernard Gilson, Dorothy Conley and Robert Day, Ida Schwartz and Robert Lowell, Christine Goggin ant. Earl Troy, Mildred Goggin and John Heider, Loretta E. Maher and John Cochran, MT. and Mrs. Ralph Quinn, Agnes Hamm and Arthur Johnson, Helen Levendauskas and Dick Cooney, MT. and Mrs. Frank Green, MT. and Mrs. John Daly, MT. and Mrs. Frank Madden, MT. and Mrs. Ernest s. Thompson, Alice Hughes and George Brennan, Mae Foley and Art Lorentzen, MT. and Mrs. Henry L. Daly, MT. and Mrs. Andrew Daly, Ruth Daly and Dr. Walter Rielly, Kathryn Kier- nan and George Hubble, Elda Sciiiaroli and Lester Duncan, Lois Brennan and Moves Wilmot, Vivian St. John and Herbert Pike, Harriet Walsh and Joseph Trainer, Claire Derouin and Kenneth Loy and Ruth Clark and Victor Baukus.
 Mrs. c. Robert DeBisschop was in charge of the dessert bridge party given Tuesday afternoon by the Ladies' Aid Society of the Mill Plain church in the church parlors. The decorations were of "a Halloween motif. Assisting Mrs. DeBisschop were Mrs. Ralph Rob- erts, Mrs. Wilbur Abel, Mrs. Al- bert Crandell and Mrs. Earl Ed mond. Those ill attendance were Mrs. Newton Alexander. Mrs. Truman Buell., Mrs. William T. Burritt, Mrs. Hary w. Upson, Mrs. Charles Sumpf, Mrs. Elton Alexander, Mrs. George Hubbard, Mrs. Charles Mover, Mrs. George Pfurr, Mrs. Graham Dimmock, Mrs. J. Pronovost, Mrs. John Wills, Mrs. Carleton Chapin, Mrs. Franklin ScQfield, Mrs. Robert Beckwith, Mrs. Frank Wooding, Mrs. Arthur Ber- gen, Mrs. Sidney Cook, Mrs. Leland Garrigus, Mrs. Harman Manuel, Mrs. Joseph Mulkern, Mrs. William Woods. Mrs. Walter Bolt, Miss Jessie Aitchison, Mrs. Walter Smith, Mrs. Walter aPinter, Mrs. Frederick Lockhart, Mrs. Ray Russell, Mrs. William Johnson, Mrs. Leslie Coley, Mrs. Frederick Hardwwick, Mrs. c. E. Leonard, Mrs. w. Eddy, Mrs Otto Macholtz, Mrs. Roland Hamel, Mrs. Harriet Henzel, Mrs. G. Leroy Maltby, Mrs. Samuel A. Budde, Mrs. George Petitjean, Mrs. William Judd Mrs. Bruno Reife, Mrs. Harry zi- bell, Mrs. Clarence Tappin, Mrs Herbert Larkin, Mrs. Robert Gard ner and Mrs. Robert Clark.
 A whist party will be given on this evening by the Ladies of St. Ann, in the church hall. A door prize will be awarded. The committee consists of President Mrs. F. x. Baribault. Mrs. E. Arcand, Mrs. Bernier, Mrs. Vigeant, Mrs. Morin and Mrs. Beauregard.
 The annual turkey supper of the Second Congregational church will be held Thursda yevening, Novem- Der ', from 6 to 8 p. m. under the auspices of the Church Aid Depart ment. Mrs. E. M. Hurlburt is chair man of the ticket committee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-25
photo.

Miss Florence Rothwell of Sidney, Australia, honorary secretary of the Sidney Quota club, will speak. Miss Rothwell will be the guest of MT. and Mrs. Robert F. Birt of Grove street Sunday.
 Plans were discussed yesterday for the annual charity bazaar by the group in Elks' hall, Nov. IA.
 Those present were Mrs. Anna Alexander, Mrs. Robert F. Birt, Miss Catherine Burns, Mrs. Lela Cotter, Miss Irene Dillane, Miss Catherine Senton, Miss Nancy Fitzgerald, Mrs. Nellie Hayden, Miss Margaret Hen- messy, Miss Jennie O'Neil, Mrs. Catherine William, Miss Grace Wolf and Miss Margaret Reilly.