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Evening star., 1935-06-18
Memorial Rings Sold.

One thousand memorial rings"
relics Of the days when rings were
distributed at funerals and thrown
into graves, were sold recently in
London.
Evening star., 1935-06-18
SISTER HERE In HUNT
FOR ALBANY BAKER
Police Told Phillip Go1dblatt Dis
appeared June 1 While on
Capital Visit.

Washington police have been asked
to search for Phillip Goldblatt, %
years old, member Of baking firm Of
Evening star., 1935-05-16
Mosco,v's Ne,u Subway Opens,
Stain Leads IN Celebration

the construction job, looked down on
the crowd from the walls of surface
stations as the doors were thrown
open to all who wished to enter.
Red banners fioated gaily above the
stations while the main streets of the
capital were decorated with red bunt-
ing.
The subway, underground stations
Of which are veritable palaces with
checkerboard paving, marble columns
and pink steps, was officially named
Evening star., 1935-05-16
Silk Stockings

81 Prs. Kzyser Full-Fashioned. Fit
aIl-top Chiffon Silk Stock zOC
inEs. Orig. S1.15. Now 60 S -.
Is Prs. Van Raalte Sheer Chiffon
stockings. Broken assort- SOc
ment. Orig. S1.15. Now. c|O
II Prs. Van Raalte Serviee-weisht
silk stockings In dark
shades. Orig. S1.25 and 7Oc
i' " 8 Prs. s2.25
1OI Prs. Marcy Splash-proof Ring
less Chiffon Stockings. Broken as
:ortmsnt: ."r en-. oris' 2 Prs. ST.
Al Prs. Full-fashioned. Service
weight silk stockings with mer-
seri1ed tops. Orig. 2 Prs. ST.
1I2 Prs. Women's Full-fashioned
Chiffon Stockings. 9 prs &1
ORIG. s9c. Now. q L Te' %A
g Prs. Women's Wool Socks.
in navy blue. Orig. 81. 7Oc
Now ................... A1C
(Main Floor, The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1935-05-16
THE EVENING WASHINGTON G., THURSDAY 16

"the Kaganovich Myetro" in honor Of
the builder.
Seven miles Of the line have been
completed. Work starts Immediately
on an additional IL miles.
Stain, who made his first radio
speech last night to thank publicly
the workers, men and women, who
participated in the two-year job, to-
day awarded the order Of Lenin to the
Communist Youth" brigades which
were foremost in the construction.
Evening star., 1935-05-16
Lingerie

8 Plaid Pajamas. Two-piece styles.
Broken sizes. Orig. s1.So. QOc
4S Extra size silk Slips. v-tops
and tailored. Beige OF 90
color. ORIG. S2.95. Now pls11
Is Van RaaIte sinElettes. Discon-
tinued model. Broken C7 10
sizes. Orig. Sc. Now. . %A'A/
43 Van Raalte Singlettes. Discon-
sizes; o,is; O ss.sS. IS $1.70
and $3.50. Now. 80. %Ass
13 Van Raalte Singlettes. Discon-
tinued model. Broken 90 10
sizes. Orig. 81. Now. Pos II
23 Van Raalte Singlettes. Discon-
tinued model. Broken @2 90
sizes. Orig. IS. Nowl.. |O'I|
50 Lace Trimmed and Tailored silk
Slips In navy. black and zOc
white. Orig. S1.85. Now. 90
25 Lace Trimmed and Tailored SILK
Gowns. Bias cut. Orig. EOc
S1.10. Now. Nv
(Main Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1935-05-16

to curb speeding on Central avenue
and Sixty-first street. 1t was an
nounced today.
Under present plans the highway
will be patrolled "a hours daily. The
motor cycle patrolmen will receive
only fees as compensation, according
to the announcement.
So far only two men are being con-
sidered for the positions.
The tax rate for the ensuing fiscal
year will remain the same as last, 81
per hundred.
The Council expects to designate q
week in the near future as cleanup
week, at which time II will supply
men to haul the refuse without cost
to the individuals. This step is pre-.
paratory to establishing regular
weekly trash collection.
Evening star., 1935-05-16

10 Maple Bridge Lamp QOo
Bases. Orig. S1.29. Now OIC
Is Hobnail Table Lamps COM
plete with 16-inch uarchmept-
lied shades. Orig. $1.69. SOo
o5 Linen. Candlewick. Chintz
no;n noudoir .o, s-,n; in Shades SOC
II Nor-TarnishshIe Metal Pic
ture Frames. Sizes Tx0 to
Sx1O inches. Orig. S1.95. CT
20 Wrought Iron Bridge and
Hobnail OiIpot Lamps. Red.
green. white. pewter. with
matching sh a des. @1 OF
OriE. s2.95. Now plsIc
6 Circle Mirrors, 81 inch. plain
gold or silver burn
ished frames. Orig. O. o.
s9.95. Now .. CO'Ic
so Console Venetian Mirrors.
I2x 20. Orfg. s1.95. &1
Now sol
10 Vanity Size. 3.section Mir
rors. folding type. Orig. 7Oo
s2.49. Now . . 80
CFourth Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1935-05-16
Summer
Furniture

1 six-Cushion, Chrome-Finished
Frame Glider. Orig. ca o.
$50. Now. .. po ofs ~
1 Waterproof Covered Six
Cushion Glider Chrome trim
med med. Orig. sss's5. S20.05
2 Sets OF Nesting Tables. 3
tables to a set. Glass tops. Sold
"as is" Orig. SLABS. co o.
3 Steel Reclining Chairs with
seat and back cush-
sss ,s%.' ~ Orig. slo.e'' $3.50
3 Cretonne Glider Slip
Gov vers. Orig. $1.95. CT
3 Tubular Steel Chairs. Sold
nas Mas is" oris' $685. $2.05
Z Steel Folding Yacht
Chairs. Blue and CD kS
green. Now ..... Cc'Oc
(Fourth Floor. The Hecht co.,
Evening star., 1935-05-16
Curtains and
Upholsteries

20 Pinch -pleated Sateen Dra-
peries. So inches wide, IN yds.
iong. Orig. s1.95. Now, @7
pair ..........' W
80 Pinch h-pIeated Glazed Chintx
Draperies. 81. yds.
long. oris. ss.s6. $50
Now, pair ....... pA'c>
600 Yards Cretonnes; 80 inches
Orig. 29c yard. Now. 76c
yard
I2 Homespun Chair Slip Gov
ers. As is. Orig. CT o.
$3.50. Now ...... %A'|c
80 Yards Organdy. 36 inches
wide. Green and blue.
Orig. 29c yard Now, 10c
yard ............. AOc
800 Yards Glazed Chintx. so
inches wide. Many patterns
and colorS. Orig. 39c COo
yard. Now. yard. 49,. S~C
200 Glazed Chintz Pillows. ka-
pok filed. Ruff1ed Q s.r 31
and boxed styles. y Ior Sl
100 Prs. Cushion Dot Curtains.
AZ inches wide. Orig. QOo
S1.20. Now ......... wv
IL Prs, Sateen-lined Linen Dra-
peries, 2% yds. long. so inches
vide. oris' $685. S4.9S
Now go. ..... :. Hs>O
(Sixth Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1935-05-16
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MOSCOW, May 49, Moscow's
handsome new subway-pride and Joy
Of the Bolshevists-was opened to the
public yesterday.
blaze of publicity heralding the
opening characterized the line as the
most beautiful underground railway
in the world.
Huge pictures Of Dictator Joseph
Stain and Lazar Kaganovich, COM
miSsar for rSilways who superintended
Evening star., 1935-05-16
Gloves

80 Prs. Novelty and Plain Fabric
S,svsii Sas si ,Ia.. Rlssk OF orir ersrn ana 0
s1.50. Now ............ c>S
35 Prs. Mesh Gloves with large
shsdes. Orig. xi.ss. Now Sl-oO
an Prs. washable white Gloves.
Novelty styles. Sizes 81. kSc
Oris. 81 and S1.50. Now. OcN
1s Prs. Four Button Washable Doe
skins. Broken sizes and OSc
coIors. Orig. $1.65. Now NV
(Main Floor. The Hecht Col
Evening star., 1935-05-16
WINS SCHOLARSHIP
Miss Katharine Smith to Sail Soon
for Munich.

Miss Katharine Smith, 3249 New
ark street, q Junior at vassar College,
Poughkeepsie, N. Y, was one of eight
students awarded Summer scholar
ships for four weeks study at the
University of Munich, it was learned
here yesterday.
Miss Smith is the daughter Of Mrs.
Lenora w. Smith and DR.. Philip Sid
ney Smith, chief Alaskan geologist,
Geological Survey. DR.. Smith said
yesterday Katharine will sail prob
ably about the latter part of June.
Evening star., 1935-05-16

wounded, lost his vision and re-
mained In darkness 20 years, although
the eyes were not actually destroyed.
Despite the inflrmity. lie Mordant
carried on bravely, lectured, and 9TH
erwise worked on the revival of
Breton art. He visited the United
States in 1919. was given q prize by
Yale University, and was awarded q
master of arts degree.
Long and patient treatment and
several operations finally brought
back the light to his eyes.
Evening star., 1935-05-16
CYCLE POLICEMAN
TO PATROL HEIGHTS
Traffic Officer Will Be Compen.
sated by Fees Only
Under Plan.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CAPITOL HEIGHTS, Md, May 16.
The Police Department of Capitol
Heights will add a motor cycle patrol
man 70 the force in the near future
Evening star., 1935-05-16
House.
furnishings

40 Folding Gard Tables. Red
or green frames. with
black tops. Orig. S1.29. on.
Now .............. oIC
30 Galvanized Garbage Cans.
Tieht fitting covers. CQc
Orig. 68c. Now. .... &IC
2 Screen Doors. Galvanized
wire and vanished frames. Size
2.1O K 6.1O. orig. CD %
S4.9S. Now ....... PS'|o
2 Screen Doors. Galvanized
wire and vanished frames.
Size 2.6x6.6. Orig. &1 90
1895. Now ...... Pl'|o
~ Pieces First Quality Enamel
ware with chromium covers; 4.
8 and 8 quart sauce AOo
pots. ORIG. S1.49. Now. o1C
12 Cast Iron Dutch Ovens with
self-basting covers. No. GOo
g size. Special. l...... W.
rs Folding Bed Trays. OOo
OriE. 81. Now. ..... oIC
50 Pinless Curtain
Stretchers. Orig. S9c. 0On
now
800 Wear Ever Layer Cake Pans.
Oris. 19c each. 2 CSc
Now ......... "A AcC
(Fifth Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1935-05-16
BLIND SINCE WAR,
FAMED PAINTER SEES
Julien Le Mordant Visited U. s.
In 1919 and Was Given Prize
by Yale University.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PARIS. May 16.-The power to see
came back yesterday to Julien LIE
Mordant. famed Breton painter,
blinded in the war.
In 1915 the painter, severely
Evening star., 1935-05-16
Paints and
Wall Paper

2OI Packages Kalsomine, 5 lbs.
to . pkg. Orig. soc. 2Oo
Now ,.........
1883 Rolls 80 inch Rough
Plastic Paper. Orig. 71ho
15c . roll. Now. .-.. /~C
(Fifth Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1935-05-16
Small Farmers Protest.

Small farmers of the Netherlands
are protesting against the government
system of subsidies, claiming that It
benefits only large producers.
Evening star., 1935-05-16
Rugs

SO s u m mer Rugs.
9x11.S. Orig. $2.95. c1 40
NOW ............ %As
10 Fibre Rugs. 9x12. discon-
tinueS tin. ed patterns tier Orig $500
8 Fibre Rugs, gxI2. discon-
tinued patterns. Orig. c. o.
S11.s5. Now 800. 5000
6 Fiber Rugs. sx10. discontin.
ued patterns. Orig. ca OK
&1O.9j. Now ..... @o'
s Fibre Rugs. 7.6x9. discon-
sI1s ,inusa ed patterns Nen oris' S6.95
6 Fibre Rugs. sx8. discon-
s7,ss1 s'ns:d Dsttsrn'' snx org. $4.95
10 Fibre Rugs. 4x7. diseon-
tinued patterns. Orig. co OK
S5.e5. Now ..... @S'%o
10 Fibre Rugs. 3Ox6O. discon-
tinued patterns. Orig. Q1
$3.50. Now ........... ~
10 Fibre Rugs, 3x6, rs II. QV
Orig. $3.50. Now. W
Is Fibre and Grass Rugs. 25x
81, as is. Orig. $3.50 400
and S1.95. Now ..... /S
I2 Fibre Runners, 27x9; 27x12,
discontinued. oriE. I'd 0S
sf.95 and S5.95. Now ~S'~c
3 Rag Rugs, s1s. S405
Orig. 50. .95. Now -. " Hs~ ~
o5 Oval Braid Rugs, 24x36. @1
Orig. SEES. Now ..... CA
40 Yards Felt Base HALL Run-
ner. ri inches wide. 1Oc
Orig. soc I'd. Now. ~
(Sixth Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1935-05-16
Claims Fastest Train.

England claims that the worlds
fastest steam train is the Cheltenharn
Flyer, which has an average start-to-
stop speed of 7l.3 miles an hour.
Evening star., 1935-05-16
Wrap.Around
Dresses and
Uniforms

IS Printed Broadcloth Dresses.
Wrap-ar0und Dresses. Some with
orgsndie trims. IA to 48. Cl 10
Orig. SI.59. Now. ..... PA'1/
40 New Cookie" Coats. Fast color
gingham with shawl col c1 20
lars. IA to 4f....... SA'o~
30 Broadcloth Wrap-arounds. Solid
colors with white collars. Green,
blue and white. Small and OSr
medium. Orig. sl.19. Now |cS
35 The New Uniforms for maids.
Small checks In green or due.
White collars and Guns. I'D
Form fitted. sizes IL TO 10. W.
Crhird Floor. The Heeht Col
Evening star., 1935-05-16
TOiletries

Toiletries: Children's r ne 7
Aprons: Ire Jur cellophane oag
Bath Salts: Williams Dental cream:
Sun-Tan Face Powder; Sunpurn
Cream: Icy Tale: Royalty
Skin Tonic: Royalty Astrin- 10c
gent. Specially priced. 80. wv
Al Unguentine Skin Cream. C1c
Orig. soc. Now. w..........
g2 Nail Polish Sets in fabri- C0c
cold cases. Orig. SOC. NOW
= Princess Pat Face Powder. 7Qc
Orig ST.. Now.
13 Corday Bath Powder. 7Qc
Orig 81. Now. w...-...-..
. ROGER & GalIet Bath Pow 7Qk
der. Orig. 81. Now. T
26 Infants sets. Four S0c
pieces. Orig. 81. Now.
Assortment Of Hair Nets.
All colors except white and CQc
grey. Now. q dozen. ..... ~
main Floor. The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1935-05-16
Goats and Suits

q SprinE suits in navy. beige. and
grey. Sizes 12 to 20. Orig. O.
xlO.85. Now ......... Co
IL Spring Swagger Suits In navy,
beige, grey. Sizes 12 to 20. C7
Orig. S1O.95. Now. %
10 Fur-Trimmed Misses Dress
Coats. Navy, runka. black. grey.
Sizes II to 90. Orig. C10
S16.95. Now .......... @Ao
13 Women's Furred Spring Dress
Coats. Navy and black. Sizes C1A
80 to 46. Orig. S16.85. Now. @AV
IS Women's Self Trimmed Spring
Dress Coats. Sizes 80 to SO. C10
Orig. S16.s5. Now. ..... @1O
Goat Shop. Third Floor. The
Hecht co..
Evening star., 1935-05-16
Millinery

An Attractive Group OF Smart
Hats that sold for many times this
price. For a quick clearance C1
tomorrow. out they 20 for. @I
(Third Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1935-05-16
Redineotes and Suits

go Misses. and Womens Wool Redinsotes with prnte
dresses. Also 3:pc. Wool Frocks for Misses
:1s,s .ish ''s:s. e.. ''a''': oH. si4as to 500;
Is Misses and Women's Redingotes
%to o. ss sns :ss sl49
IN s1n s S sri.' :as %': sns sssa.' $9
Better Dress Shop-Thrd Floor.
Evening star., 1935-05-16
Sportswear
Clearance

100 "Dish Rag" Shirts In natural
and pastel. An sizes. Orig. QOc
81. Now. -. o|C
80 Hand-Knit Sweaters In sizes
"a to 40. Lovely colors- CT
Orig. 1896 and x4.05. ..... ~A
95 Two.pc. string Knit Dresses, In
pastel shades: Sizes u
(eport Shop. Third Yioor3
Evening star., 1935-05-16
EVENING DRESSES
1O.95

Black and Peach Lace Dresses Sizes 1s and 49, orir
S1f.95.
1 Red Printed Taneta. size 1s. Orig s14.s5.
Black and Blue Chiffon Frocks. Sizes I6 Orig.
$685.
Black and Blue Lace Dresses Sizes IA and 49, oriE
S19.s5.
1 Chiffon Froek. Size Or S1ss5.
with fu-Ieng 9Th coats Sizes lie,
II and 16. Orig. $685.
Evening star., 1935-05-16
69c to $1.5O

Fourth Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1935-05-16

Full-length. ball-bearing gliders, with COM
fortable spring seats. Orange and green
floral patterned coverings.
Fourth Floor.)
Evening star., 1935-05-16

COrsets and
Foundations
60 Corsettes. All well-known makes.
Sizes "a. rs. 81. 30. 40. AZ, 43. 52
s1s,s sns o. NoT' Sy,s. T' 500 TO S5.95
80 GirdIes. Famous makes. Sizes
%. 28. 20. 30. 81. 30.
~ and AZ. Orig. $50 G. OK
to $40. Now. ..... %c'Ic
90 Foundations. Light weight; nets
and brocade. Foundations. sizes 81.
33. 81, SO. 3s, 80, A CO OK
and IS. Orig. SIS. Now. %-'|o
36 Lastex and Panty Girdles. Sizes.
small medium and large. 88c
(Third Floor. The Hecht CO..
Evening star., 1935-05-16

e Dress Goats with t.he. or rmmns or. So
2s Checked and Solid Color Suits. Orig. GO
90 rtrimmed Goats. Oris s?5 and S2815. Go
Now ........ W.
Tafeta- Fur trimmed Suits. Orig. q .
S1985 to S29.s5 Now. ~A&
(Youns washinEtonian Shop Third Floor Col
Evening star., 1935-05-16

Discontinued patterns, which explains the
price. Broken tile and square tile pat
terms. Bring room measurements.
tSixth Floor)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-04
NADEAU-NOEL

The wedding of Miss Rose Noel, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Arthur Noel of River street and Lawrence Nadeau, son of MT. and Mrs. Lud- ger Nadeau of Highland avenue took place Monday morning at St. Ann's church at 8 o'clock. The cer- emony was performed by Rev. F.. A. Lamontagne who also celebrated the nuptial mass which followed. Miss Marie Jane Noel was the maid of honor and Louis F. Nadeau was best man.
 The bride wore a dress of white satin and a veil of tulle and carried an arm bouquet of white roses. The maid of honor wore frock of pink satin and a hat of corresponding shade and carried bouquet of pink roses.
 A reception was held at the home of the bride following the cere- mony. MT. Nadeau and his bride left on wedding trip to New York, New Jersey and Washington, the bride wearing a brown travelling dress. The bride is a graduate of the Waterbury Catholic hig h school.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-04

that suit, but then East had to lead into dummy's spades, and de- clarer took the remaining tricks. His losses were confined to two hearts, and three diamonds, allow ing him to make two no trump. , This hand can be defeated if East will unblock the diamond by playing his ten under his partners ace. However, this is difficult play for East to make unless he can see all the cards.
 Another interesting result on the same hand occurred at the table where Mrs. J. L. Marsh of Wheel ing was playing the East position. She bought the contract at two spades.
 South led the king of clubs and continued with the ace, which Mrs. Marsh ruffed. Dummy was put in | by a heart lead and another club was ruffed. The next round of hearts put dummy into the lead. and the last club was trumped in declarer's hand.
 Two rounds of diamonds were taken, and then North was put into the lead with q trump. North led his queen of diamonds, which was now established, but South was forced to win the trick, for he had nothing but trump left. He was then obliged to concede one more spade trick to declarer's queen, which enabled her to make two odd.
 Copyright, 1895, NEA Service. Inc,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-04
Miss Rita KerUir1 Is
 Rendered Sho.Der

Mrs. F. Phelan was hostess at 8 surprise greenback shower on Friday evening in honor of Miss Rita Kerwin who is to be married on September 9th. Those present were: Misses Elsie Trinka, Helen Phelan, Rita Kerwin and Mrsf F Gilroy, Mrs. J. Breen, Mrs. L. Meaney, Mrs. J. Haskins, Mrs. J Martin, Mrs. Cole, Mrs. l.. Tyrell, Mrs. T. Sullivan, Sr, Mrs. J. Casey, Mrs. r. Mayes, Mrs. M. Bowes, Mrs. J. Bowes, Jr., Mrs. John Ker- win, Mrs. J. Bowes, ST., Mrs. D.. Phelan and Mrs. K. Kerwin.
 The employees of the Lorraine Shop rendered Miss Mildred Cramer shower at her homeon Fairlawn avenue recently. Miss Cramer who is to be married on% September 7th, was presented with com- plete bridal lingerie set. Entertain ment was enjoyed during the eve- ming and a delicious luncheon was served. The guests included: Helen McQuinn, Frances Noon, Zelda Castleman, Rose Kunofsky, Har- riet Bradley, Helen Conklin, Mabel Cestar, Esther Silverman and Mrs. Bertha Marjewski. Mrs. Harpin, Mrs. Goldstein and Mrs. Harry Bierenbaum.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-04
Weddings
CHoUINARD-GoUDREAULT

-GOUDREAULT
 The marriage of Miss Beatrice Goudreault, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Ernest Goudreault of Hamil- ton avenue and Gerard Chouinard, son of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Choui- nard of Mill street took place this morning at o'clock at St. Ann's Church. Rev. Ernest A. Lamon- tague officiated at the ceremony and also celebrated the nuptial mass which followed Miss Irene Chouinard, sister of the bridegroom was the maid of honor and only attendant of the bride and Maurice Goudreault, brother of the bride, attended MT. Chouinard as best man. The bride wore a gown of white satin fashioned with high neckline and long tight sleeves and her finger tip length veil of tulle was fastened to a tight cap. She car ried an arm bouquet of white roses. The maid of honor's frock was of pink taffeta and she wore a hat of matching shade styled with a nose veil and carried an arm bouquet OL plHk TOSeS. IHe DTlue IHOIHeF wore dress of black crepe and the bridegroom's mother wore a cress of blue crepe.
 A reception was held at the home of the bride following the ceremony. Out-of-town guest were present from Massachusetts and New Hampshire.
 The couple left on a wedding trip to Niagara Falls, the bride wearing a brown travelling suit with accessories to correspond. Upon their return they will reside at 456 Mill street. ...r
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-04
Weddings
Dance ByMidgdrn
 Group To-nlorrotD

The Watertown Golf Club will be the scene of one of the summer seasons closing affairs tomorrow evening when the Waterbury Jun- for Alumni of Niagara University sponsors Q aemi-formal dance. The affair is given annually by the group and q large attendance Is expected.
 The committee in charge have made extensive plans for the event and many members of other col- lege alumni groups will attend Anthony Rossi and Michael liar mon head the committee in charge of arrangements assisted by Julius De Zinno. Donald Walsh, Bernard King, Frank De Stasio, John Blake and John Bozzulo.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-04
Solution to Previous Contract Problem

Many championships are won or lost on part-score hands. Such deals tend to be dull and uninter- esting in rubber bridge, for neither side can score anything of impor- tance. However, part-score hands frequently offer delicate problems in bidding and play, and correct solutions are adequately rewarded in tournament scoring.
 The hand shown today occurred in the Mixed Team-of-Four Cham pionship tournament of Conneaut Lake, Pa, and 1t had an important part in determining the winners. Dr. Louis Mark of Columbus, who played in the North position for the winning team, succeeded in making two no trump, even though the bidding was rather unusual.
 The Play.
 West won the first heart lead with the king, and returned small heart. Dr. Mark allowed 1t to ride to dummy's ten, and returned g small spade to his singleton ace, West discarding diamond.
 Declared then led small club, which was won by the ace, and the jack of diamonds was led from dummy. West went up with the ace, and cashed his ace of hearts, fearing that this might be his last opportunity.
 He then led a diamond. North permitted East to win two tricks in
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-04

9th. Mrs. Robert H. Dean Of Mid dlebury and Mrs. Samuel Marsh of Columbia Boulevard will appear in costume, Mrs. Dean representing Mehitable Porter, wife of Thomas Porter and Mrs. Marsh represent ing Melicent Porter, wife of Phin- eas Porter.
 Among the other local guests will be Mrs. Robert s. Walker, regent of the Melicent Porter Chapter of this city, Mrs. Louis Laun, Mrs. Ad- rian l.. Mulloy, Mrs. Frederic CaAk- ins and Mrs. c. H. Neuswanger.
 The Connecticut D. A. R. recent ly gained possession of the house and have completed extensive work in restoring the place to the condi- tions which existed during the per- iod of 1740 to 1790.
 A reception will be held from 3 to during which time guests will appear in costume. The entire program is a part of the states tercentenary arrangement.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-04
SPIOTTT-NIRO

Miss Victoria Miro, daughter of
 MT. and Mrs. Anthony Miro of Greenmount terrace and Charles Spiotti, son of MT. and Mrs. Vim cent Spiotti of North Leonard street were married Monday morn- ing at Our Lady of Mount Carmel church. Rev. Michael Lynch off, ciated at the ceremony and also celebrated the nuptial mass which followed. Miss Margaret Miro was
 the maid of honor and Louis Ap- pallucci acted as best man. The ushers were George Lamitola and
 Joseph Forte.
 The bride was becomingly attired in 8 gown of white satin styled with cowl neckline and tight
 fitted bodice, long train and long sleeves to the wrist. She wore 8
 veil of tulle edged with lace and caught to a cap of lace edged with
 seed pearls. Her arm bouquet con-
 sisted of orchids and lilies of the
 valley. Her attendant wore a frock
 of ice blue satin styled with a
 jacket and long skirt terminating in a slight train. She wore a pink | turban fashioned with nose veil and carried @ bouquet of English roses and delphinium. The dress of the brides mother was black and white crepe and she wore a corsage of orchids and the bridegroom s mother wore black crepe dress with a~ net yolk and a corsage of orchids.
 A reception was held at 103 Green street for about four hun dred guests. Out of town guests at tended from Corona, l.. l., Rutland, Mass, and Brooklyn, N. Y. The couple left on wedding trip to New York and Boston, the bride wearing a brown tweed princess suit with brown accessories. Upon returning they will take up their residence on Bank St. The bride is a graduate of Wilby high school.