The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-27

NauRatUCk f1remen eXting1iahe0
a brush are Saturday afternoon on
johnson street.
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Departing from the custom OF
recent years, anu varying the pro-
gram somewhat away from the
lraoitionai pan, the Laoles Ala
Society is gong 20 nave q straw
perry Fest,vai IN the Metnodist
cnurcn nan, THURSDAY evening q
o.clcow Ts,,s avan+ fo,. wh,o,, ~.
tertainment and refreshments are
being beautifully planned. is open
to the public. which is cordially
invited to attend. The entertain.
ment program includes four reels
of '.sound'' motion-pictures: sew
eral monologues by Marian Allen:
and a song-and-dance stunt by
some "dwarfs'. including Hazel
Floyd. sarah De witt. Marian
Wood. Elinor Zeiter. Edgar Wyatt.
and John Donovan. II il also hoped
that James Thompson will put on
some magic. and other features
Strawberries and cake and tea or
coffee. are included in the price of
admission. Throughout the enter
tainment program, guests will sit
at bridge-tables for four; provi-
sions are being prepared for well
over a hundred people. There are
no tickets, admission being paid at
the door. This treat, week from
Thursday, should be particularly
pleasant, being OF the summary"
variety.
Inspect Bakery
caot,ns schoo, o,osss 1, 49, h,a,.
sohnoI, uant - Wats,h,,..,,1 E.;s s :. !.
wonder bread shon tbere The tour
Of 'insnection nroyad verv nrofit.
able 10 tha "a students VIC maae
the trim Miss Dorothv MOSS who
instr,,cts n home aconon,ics q, tho
hiyn scbon, Mrs Ernsst unshas
wha mas charge ~ ths fats,;a 4,
fhe high school and EstelIa me-
Donourh memher ~ the hirb
scbooI served a. cha neron.. for
the students
~.
lag annual picnic y tne rarIsn
Se VI sue Sonsresationai
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,ne suppe; De az neiu in Tag parisn
nouse' Al ~ years =, age OF
1nole ale ,, us su AM part
weathar nravai,s the sunnar viii Ne
held in the parish house.
Rev S. Baynham Hiley, pastor
of the First Baptist church in Do
yer. Del, was the speaker at the
morning service yesterday in the
Congregational church. Ushers
were Oscar T. and stuart L. An
John H. Van Vlandren. The ad.
journed meeting of the Ecclesias-
teal societ, at which an
important business matter will be
discussed. will take place tomor-
row night at 8 o'clock In the par
ish house.
The church will hold children's
day on Sunday, June 16. Parents
who wish to have their children
baptized should communicate with
Mrs. William j. Roemer, Park
avenue, Cradle roll superintendent
or with the minister. They should
give the full name of the child. full
name OF the father and maiden
name of mother and date and place
of birth Of the child.
Funeral Of Mr. RIGGS
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charSs 80 aetas -. a nUsnI ~. ans
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will ha $500 "a. s N, aa .'sa
snd ar.wa.,,s 49, a..a'.i
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night at the swedish coneresation.