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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-20
HITCH ON STAND;
CASHED CHECKS
ARE IDENTIFIED
Follows COSgrove Who Says
Audit Was of Office,
Not Individual.

Further identified ion of cashed
checks representing execution costs
paid TO the sheriff in 1894 was made
in Criminal Court today by Ralph
Hitch, former chief deputy sheriff
charged with embezzlement.
One hundred and tWenty-one
checks representing costs Of execu-
tons we're identified by Mr.. Hitch
as he took the witness stand in his
own behalf yesterday and today.
The defense opened its case with
William P. Cosgrove. chief examiner
State Accounts Board, who testified
that the audit made by his field
examiners was of the Marion Coun-
ty sheriff's office and involved no
particular deputy.
Mr.. Hitch then identified ?. check
paid to the sheriffs office which
had been Endorsed by former Sheriff
Charles L. Buck Sumner and
csshed with the County Clerk.
Thomas G.. Crawford, American
National Bank bOOkkeeper. identi-
fed a s460l0 check as having been
credited TO the sheriff's official bank
account last January.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-20
INDIANA B'NAI BIRTH
TO HOLD CONVENTION
500 Expected at Farley Sunday in
TT. Wayne.


FIT. WAYNE, Ind, Sept 2O.-More
than 500 members of the Indiana
State Association of B'nai Birth
lodges are expected to attend the
fifteenth annual convention at the
Chamber of Commerce here Sunday.
Manuel King, general chairman,
announced today that Richard E.
Gustadt. San Francisco, director of
the Anti-Defamation League, will
speak.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-20
ESQ WORKERS
TO LAUNCH ~
DRIVE MONDAY
Team Quotas Set, Prospect
Cards Distributed at
Final Meeting.

Ready to launch their campaign
early Monday, $50 workers today re-
ceived final instructions as plans
were completed for the annual In
dianapolis Y. NJ. c. A. membership
roundup.
Team quotas were set and pros
pect cards distributed at the meet
ing. Organized as cowpunchers, the
workers are divided into ranches, -
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

each with a ranch boss. foreman
and cowhands. Individual and
team honors will be calculated daily
for star ropers~ and star brand
erS."
Ranch bosses who will compete
in the drive are c. o. Mogg, H. G.
Atkins. Jesse Shearer, Adolph
Schmidt, Berkeley Duck. A. G. Sin
clair, F. o. Jordan and z. o. Sneth-
en-.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-20

STUCK COAL CO.-Reasonable prices.
prompt delivery service. 20l Christian.
CH-1084.
BEN DAVIS COAL CO.-The home of
King Kole" BE-0920.
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DO-Nut ShOn
Dressmaking and Millinery

CROWS DO-NUTS. IT'S NASSAU RI-0l'
Open DAYS noon till midnight.
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Peddlers Face DoorbelI Ban

y = HTNFW 7 7 "
CLEVELAND. Sept. 2O.-A pro-
posed ordinance. awaiting action by
the city council. may place a ban
on ringing OF doorbells in East
Cleveland. Angry housewives have
complained that peddlers cause a
continuous jangling and buzzing.
The pending bill will prohibit
itinerant merchants" from ring
ing bells.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-20
RURAL POWER EXPERT
SPEAKS HERE TODAY
Indiana Municipal League to Hear
u. S. Official.

Boyd Fisher. Washington, re-
search technician of the Federal
Rural Identification Administra-
ton, will speak today at the
luncheon meeting of the Indiana
Municipal League at the Antlers.
Mayors and plant superintendent
from the leading municipal owner
ship cities of the state will attend
Mayor Clell Firestone, Goshen, will
preside.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-20
6 TRANSFORMATION
HELP WANTED
8 Help Wanted-MaIe

EXPERIENCED cabinet maker MCKEE
Scar MFG. CO. 1880 E. 2sth-st.
COLORED dance band cheap must hear
first. CHI -5982R
LIUQUID LATEX 75c gross Razor blades
40c hundred. INDIANA LATEX CO.. las
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Walter and Charlene Currie. passed
away Wednesday morning. Funeral serv-
ices Saturday 10 a m. at the residence,
2239 N. La Salle-St Friends invited Blu
rial Washington Park Cemetery. CONKLE
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RUBBER CONSUMPTION
RISES 7.9 PER CENT
Volume Amounted to 39,242 Long
Tons for August.

Tons for August.
By Times Special
NEW YORK. Sept. 20.-Crude
rubber consumed by domestic man.
ufacturers during August amounted
to 1922 long tons, 10 per cent
above July. and 1871 per cent ahead
of the total for August. 1884. the
Rubber Manufacturers Association
announced today
Imports Of crude rubber for the
month totaled 1865 long tons. a
decrease of IT'S per cent from July,
but 1853 per cent above August.
1894.
Total domestic stocks of crude
rubber on hand Aug. 81 amounted
70 329,54S long tons. compared
with 330.52S long tons on July 81.
and 363,7l1 long tons Aug. 81, 1884.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-20

WRECKING SERvICE-wrecks rebuilt:
painting: guaranteed reasonable. MT.
JACKSON GARAGE. Shafer e. CuiversUn.
Props. 32l5 W. Washington-st. BE-4s4S.
EARL GREENS GARAGE. $50 Z. lith-st.
PI-sSS4
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-20
GRABS GRAVEL FOR TAX
Constable Talks Turkey" Takes
One, Too, for Fee.

BRISTOL, Conn. Sept. Coon
stable John 3. Benoit was willing
to talk turkey" with Wallace
Green. about the latter's tax bill.
He paid the bill with gravel and
Constable Benoit accepted turkey
as his fee.
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Deaths

Emma Hill, 81. at W. Ray, pulmonary
tuberculosis.
William Thomas. As. at Veterans Hos
ptal, lobar pneumonia.
Robert w. Bunten, 80, at 1924 z. Mary
land chronic myocarditis.
Mary Ann Tanner, So at q N. Greedy,
carcinoma
Albert Fender. 40, at City Hospital
| carcinoma.
Elizabeth Miller, 81, at 24OS wilkins, car
cinoma.
Betty Jean Johnson. 8 mos, at City
| Hospital. malnutrition.
! Mary A. Snyder. SO. at Central Indiana
Hospital, hyopStatic pneumonia.
Mary Haworth. 49, at 1926 Reisner, frac-
Charles johnson, 49, at 41s w. 18th,
| lobar pneumonia.
Lennie White, So. at S2e Muskingum,
cerebral hemorrhage.
| Albert McCleaner %, at City Hospital,
| acute cardiac decomposition.
Mary Ceutcher Hampton, AZ, at City
Hospital. lobar pneumonia.
| Micahel c. Padgett. mos, at Riley
Hospital. broncho pneumonia.
| Harry Fremin Reynolds, ST. at Methodist
| Hospital, uremia.
Anna E. Cook, So, at 742 Roach, car
cnoma.
Mamie Sandefer, 70, at Methodist Hos
pital cerebral hemorrhage.
| Rena S. McMahan, so. at SO N. Beville,
| chronic nephritiS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-20

ECKERT, CHARLES WILLIAM-Age %,
beloved husband of Grace Eckert, father
of little Virginia Kathryn. and son OF
Mrs Louise Lee. brother of Paul Eckert
and Annabelle Thompson. passed away
Friday morning. Funeral from the resi-.
dence. 1913 N. Lansing-st. Monday, z
D. m Friends invited. Burial Floral
Park Friends may call at the residence
after Saturday noon. SHIRLEY SERV-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-20
MEMPHIS SINGS BLUES
OF As Cotton Center. But Still In
land Leader.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Sept. 20.-Mem-
phis lost some prestige during the
past year as the worlds largest
inland cotton market but still re-
tains its leading position, accord
ing TO the annual report of the
Memphis Cotton EXCHANGE
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CHAIRS made new by rebottomins in cane.
hickory or reed BOARD OF INDUS
TRIAL AID FOR BLIND. HA-05s5
FREE estimates Upholstering repairing
cushions rebuilt. chairs Gained. OTTO
BRADE CO. LI-8931
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JOHN T. KENSLER-4533 z New York-st
Groceries, meats, fresh fruits, vegetables
IR-0042.
House Wrecking
HIGHEST prices paid on house to wreck.
MADISON WRECKING CO DR-4s45
Ice Cream
BALLARD ICE CREAM. None Better. d"
Home owned operated. LI-2526.
instruction
BE beauty operator-ouick. easy: guar
anteed jobs. low cost ROYAL BEAUTY
ACADEMY. 4oi Roosevelt bldg. nj and
Wash.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-20
MOVE TO KEEP JOBS
Mobile Council Orders Employees to
Live in City.
United Press

MOBILE. Ala. Sept. 2O.-When
members of the Mobile city council
heard complaints that city employees
lived outside the city limits, they or
dered all employees 10 move into the
city within a reasonable length Of
time" Or forfeit their Jobs. -
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VITAL STATISTIC
Marriage Licenses

Charles Gilkinson. AZ OF 726 N Ban
croft-st stockman. and Robinette Simpson,
%. of $3.50 z. Washington st. Apt. IS
saleswoman.
Vernon La Mar. ii. Of $50 Mill Race-av.
| telegrapher. and Mary Hafer is, r. R. g.
Box 81 H housekeeper
Thomas Hall. Is of $40 RockvilIe-rd.
purchasing agent. and Janet Dora, 16
z. r. 10. Box asa musician
Lewis Diggs 81. of s3s N. HamiIton-av.
laborer and Laura Conley. 20, of s3s n
Hamilton-av, housekeeper
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Births
Girls.

Paul and Bessie Gibbs, 1892 Union.
Robert and Mabel Ogle. at Methodist
Hospital.
Kenneth and Frances James. at Meth
odst Hospital
Harold and Marie Bennett at Methodist
Hospital.
Fred and Tessie Wisher. at Methodist
HOSPITAL.
Merle and Ida Bare. 1903 E North.
Boys.
Leslie and Rachel Martin, Methodist
Hospital.
pital.
Liston and Martha Grid. at Methodist
Hospital
Graham and Conrelia Kleespie. at Meth
odiSt Hospital
John and Helen Kay. at Methodist Hos
pital.
Roscoe and Helen Deem. at Methodist
Hospital.
Mac and Sharon Harlan. at Methodist
Hospital
Howard and Mildred Benson. 1927 Col
kPe
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-20
a E MAILS
16 Furnished Rooms


So 0-COLLEGE. 1524-C1ean. comfortable
room: next bath. gentleman preferred:
access 10 telephone
81 so. Central. 2sO2-Attractivs front room.
Real home. l or 2 employed, garage.
TAl649.
s3-DELAWARE N I4o7-Large. light
room; excellent bed: private entrance:
walking distance. RI-e26T
ALABAMA. N 1605-Furnished or un-
furnished rooms. modern; 81 up HA-
0326-M
BEVILLE. N 1922 bedrooms single or
as connecting suites; private home. 81 50
each. Near cafe and car. CH-0i77.
CAPITOL. N. 35o2-wen furnished room;
large closet cheerful home Also 81
room. Ta-7l4l.
DELAWARE N. 1901 Apt. 2-Combina-
ton living and bedroom. Kitchen priv
ileges. Employed girls. HA-20ee-W
DELAWARE. 1909 N.-LarEs attractive
front room: large closet; windows /
or 2; busline HA-io64.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-20
ACCEPTS HEALTH POST
New York Woman to Assume
Duties Monday at Muncie "Y. W."

BY Times Special
MUNCIE, Ind, Sept. 20. - Miss
Gladys L. Brown, New York. new
health secretary of the local Y. w
c. A, will take up her duties, Mon
day. officials said today. She Sue
ceeds Miss Beulah Graham who re-
signed to instruct physical educa-
ton at the Waterloo Qnd) public
schools.
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a Situations Wanted
JUST zoe A DAY
INSTRUCTIONS

DIESEL TRAINING-Investigate NATION
Al method. favorable terms conditions.
Times. Box K-4070.
DIESEL ENGINES
STUDY with a dependable home study
school INTERNATIONAL CORRESPOND
ENCE SCHOOLS. 3ii Bankers Trust BLDG.
LI-3060
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Contractors

SCHUMACHER. JOHN A.. CO.-ContractorS
ano builders remodeling. repairing. $40
E. St. Clair-st. LI-7927.
LAWRENCE j. STREET
builder, remodeiing specialists. 1887 Bur-
ton-av. HA-2772. WA2537-J.
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Furnace Service

GUAR. repair work on any furnace Rea-
sonable prices. Free estimates. HE-544l
HAWKINS STEEL FURNACES-Parts Re-
pairs. All makes HCOSIER FOUNDRY
co. CH-6273
FURNACE stove repairing: estimates free:
HARRY MILEY q SON. 1880 s. Belmont
aV BE-0436-J
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OLD HATS restyled: new hats. SIPS and
up. ROSE REMY. SIG Occidental bldg.
ELLA WELSH DRESSMAKING AND RE
MODELLING. 6l9 Occidental bldg. cor.
rla nd
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Furniture Repair

MUELLER furnaces. Carey roofing and re
pairs Cash or payments. w. @ VIII
SON. 15l0-12 N Arsenal CH-1282
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Electrical Repairing

ELECTRICAL Repairing
FRAKES ELECTRIC CO-252 Hudson
Service and rebuild refrigerator motors
etc. RI-8l58.
HOUSEHOLD appliances repaired. prompt
service. RIVERSIDE AUTO PARTS. IA
2414
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-09
Nora Fachauld To Be Wonen's Club Guest

Old English, French and Nor wegian folk songs as well as many others will be included on the program to be given at the musicale by Nora Fauchald, so- prano, and George H. Morgan, pianist, on Tuesday at the Wom- ems club. The program is as follows: shepherd Thy Demeanor Vary" and My Lovely Celia" ar- ranged by Lane Wilson; When Love Is Kind" arranged by A. L.; "Dich Theure H alle"-aria from "Hannahauser," by Richard Wag- ner; "Lerchengesong" (The Lark's Song), by Johannes Brahms; Die Reise" (The Journey) by Erich Wolff; 'Frisch Won Storch" Fresh From the Stork), by Erich Wolff; i; "Si tu le Veux"-("If You Wish It') |, by Oh. Koechlin; "Carnaval," by Felix Fourdrain; "Ballade in G. Minor," by Frederick Chapin, played by MT. Morgan; "Jegski au ha Lost te Gifte Mig" q Should Like to Get Married), Norwegian folk song ar ranged by George H. Morgan; Karl Og Mari" Carrie and Nary, Nor wegian folk song arranged by Selim Palmgren; "En Deilig Hane" "A Beautiful Rooster), by Ali Hurum; ''Til en Sommerfugp' Gro a Butter fly, by Backer Grondahl; "En Drong" GA iDream) by Edward Greig; "FlodS of Spring" by Serge Rachmaninoff; Clouds" by Ernest Charlese; Nightingale Lane" by Alice Barnett; Midsummer" by Amy North.
 M a5hd
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-09
Recent Bride Is
 Guest At ShouOer

A surprise miscellaneous and greenback shower was held recently at the Scovill Girls club in honor of Mrs. Lawrence Nardi, the former Margaret Mahaney, Mrs. Daniel Kenny and Mrs. James Kenny were hostesses for the evening. Those present were: Lee Pagan, Ethel Shuler, Genevieve Teller, Bee Dowl- ing, Eileen Olson, Lillian Montellio, Helene Parker, Mary Knightly, Hell en Jacobs, Anna Gianell, Ann Cav anaugh, Mary Patrick, May Kelly, Peg Reynolds, Ann Phelan, Rather inc Sweeney, Adele Rogers, Margaret Flynn, Mary Dineen, Ann zukans- kas, Bernette Romanas, Camille Ro- maine, Bernie, Ruth and Hazel Lillis, Lillian Nolan, Rose McNeal, Della Baltinitus, Betty Polka, Ann, Helen and Jule Mahaney, Mrs. John Noble, Mrs. John Kenny, Mrs. Dan- iel Kenny, Mrs. James Kenny, Mrs. Bridget Kenny, Mrs. John McHale, Mrs. John Mckay, Mrs. Mary Geg- han, Mrs. s. Murphy, Mrs. K. Ken nedy, Mrs. S. Egan, Mrs. Daniel Nolan, Mrs. Frank Cassin, Mrs. Mar garet Polka, Mrs. Charles Royce, Mrs. Lilborne Royce, Mrs. Elizabeth CaShin, Mrs. Lucion, Mrs. Schoe- field, Mrs. Harry Melvin, Mrs. Mar garet Steinmetz, Mrs. O'Brien, Mrs. Peter Dunn, Mrs. c. Jacobs, Mrs. Harry Shaw, Mrs. Fitzpatrick, An- toinette DeMartino, Marie Brun- nette and Mrs. Helen LertZ.
 The Just Us club held a meet ing at the Chase park club rooms recently. Plans were made for a New Years eve party and the following officers were elected: President, Miss Ruth McIldowie; treasurer, Viola Carserino; secretary, Vickie Reynolds; publicity agent, Mary Carserino. Refreshments were serv- ed. Those attending were Viola Carserino, Mary Caresino, Genevieve Griffith, Madeline Luttazl, Ruth McIldowie, Vickie Reynolds and Rosemond Tavono.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-09
Couple Rendered
 Housewarn,ir,g Party

Mrs. Dolore Spagnola was hos tess at housewarming given re- gently at the home of MT. and Mrs. Gustave Parisi of Frost road. En- tertainment was enjoyed during the evening and a delicious luncheon was served. Those attending were: Dr. Grace Santora, Helen Angela MT. and Mrs. Albert Spagnola, MT and Mrs. Paul Lucian, MT. and Mrs Daniel Coradozzi, MT. and Mrs Lawrence Rossi, MT. and Mrs. lame: Gioella, MT. and Mrs. John Balano MT. and Mrs. Phillip Leonardo, Mrs Domenic Anastasio, Mrs. Rose Thomas, James Angela, Misses Olga AnaStasio, Arlene Luc1an and Yols and Dolores Spagnola.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-09
Contract Bridge
ELTON CONTRACT CLUB

The second session for the city championship for ladies conducted at the Elton Contract club was held Friday with the following top scor- CTS. Mrs. Arthur Patchen and Mrs. Raymond Poulsen substituting for Mrs. R. R. Davidson, 79; Mrs J. A. Wright and Mrs. August Dinkler, 78; Mrs. Thomas Tobin and Mrs. G. w. Swentor, 75; Mrs. E. J. Jack son and Mrs. Charles Audet, 72 1-2; Mrs. Asa York and Mrs. Joseph Riley, Il.
 The standing to date is as fol- lows: Dinkler- Wright, 635; Morin- Baronian, GOA; Tobin- -Swentor, SOP; Davidson-Patchen, 560 and Balthaz- gar and Valkenburg, 554.
 In the Friday evening session of Be Elton club conducted by Mrs. William Sherman Smith top scorers were Miss Bertha Corbin and Hem " O. Neuman, A 1-2; MT. and Mrs. w. s. Smith, 42 1-2; Miss Marjorie Terry and Miss Eleent Kleinert, 41, and MT. ana Mrs. Patrick Hea- lev. 39.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-09
Jack Frost Dances WEI Be Holiday Social EUents

their friends on Saturday, the 28th, from 8 to 12 o'clock. This is the sev- enth consecutive season that the residents of the Bunker Hill section have sponsored these gatherings which are becoming more popular each year. The interior of the gym nasium vii lbe attractively decorated to represent Jack FroSt's crystal palace and the lighting effects will be treated with a soft glow com bined with glittering icicles and other festal embellishments. Res ervations for the dances must be made before December 19. The com- mittee in charge consists of chair man, Mrs. William T. Leggett, Mrs. Albert Loeffler, Mrs. Warren s. Rob- bins and Mrs. William Bunk. The Bunker Hill Kings Daughters circle will assist with the serving and the Young Peoples society will help with the decorating. A number of the members of the Women's society will also assist.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-09

West split his honors and played the jack. declarer winning the trick with the king.
 Then 8 small diamond was led, winning in dummy with the ace. An- other diamond was ruffed. This stripped the West hand of diamonds.
 The ten of spades was led and ale lowed to be won by West with the queen. Now West was helpless.
 He had to lead away from his 9-2 of spades into dummy's A-8 or play a club, which declarer would al- low to ride up to his ten-spot.
 In this manner declarer lost only two club tricks, which, of course, held the entire loss to three tricks, permitting him to make his contract. (Copyright. 1885, NEA Service. Incl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-09
Weddings
Fraternity Dance At Conn. State

More than twenty-five couples at- tended the annual Fall informal of the Sigma Phi Gamma fraternity of Connecticut State College held Saturday night in the Community House. Music for the dance was played by the Connecticut CollegiariS and the patrons and patronesses were Dr. and Mrs. William H. Car ter, Jr., and MT. and Mrs. Dana Young.
 Among those attending were MT. Everett H. F. Felber of Rockville with Miss Dorothea c. Burnham of South Windsor; MT. William A. Nothnagle, Jr., of Stratford, with Miss Anna May Lent of Stratford; MT. Harry K. Wiberg, Jr., of North Haven with Miss Winifred Losee of Bloomfield, N. J.; MT. Ronald Ewing of Hartford with Miss Airline Bennett of Hartford; MT. Norman M. Shipley of Stamford with part ner.
 MT. Arthur H. Bified of Hartford with Miss Olive Waldman of Hart ford; MT. Addison Clark of North Franklin with partner, MT. Cor don Bishop of New Haven with Miss Betty Cheney of Storrs; MT. Henry T. Child of Woodstock with Miss Elizabeth Jones of Cheshire; MT. Roger Loomis of Suffield with Miss Airline Johnson of New Britain; MT. Charles Goodall of Meriden with Miss Harriette Walsh of Meriden, MT. Patrick E. Fontane, Jr., with Miss Ruth V. Lawson of Hartford; MT. George M. Smith of Putnam with Miss Jane Bartlett of Hart ford.
 MT. Morton Williams of Wash ington Depot with Miss Alice Bailey of Hartford; MT. Oliver Beckley of Branford with Miss Nancy Elmen- dorf of New Haven; MT. Richard Williams of Orange with Miss Mar jorie Foote of Hebron; MT. Keith Cook of Cheshire with Miss Esther Lindsey of East Haven; MT. Herbert Guenin, Jr., of New Britain with Miss Beatrice Winslow of Daniel son; MT. Truman Read of Rock vile with Miss Avis Steers of Put nam; MT. Henry E. Beigert of Bridgeport with Miss Onor Clark of South Glastonbury, and MT John Pearson of Hartford with Miss Bet ty Bidwell of Glastonbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-09
Engagenlen
KRESSMAN- YOKSA

MT. and Mrs. J. F. Yoksa of Bank street announce the engagement of their daughter, Loretta, of Boston, to Frederick w. Kressman, Jr., of Baton Rouge, La, son of MT. and Mrs. Frederick w. Kressman, ST., of Laurel, Miss Miss Yoksa is a graduate of Crosby high school and the Forsyth Dental school of Boston and MT. Kressman is graduate of the Laurel high school and Colum- bia Military academy, Columbia, Tenn, and attended Washington State university and received his B.S. degree from Massachusetts h. stitute of Technology in Boston in 133 and his NIB. degree in 1884. While at school he was a member of the staff of the Stylus, honorary chemical magazine. He is also member of the Alpha Chi Sigma honorary chemical fraternity. No date has been set for the wedding.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-09
Club Activities

A "Viennese Night" program was enjoyed Saturday night in Concord ia hall by the members of the Con cordia Singing society. Mrs. Frank Prosl was hostess. The hall was decorated in the style of an outdoor Viennese beer garden and songs and dances of Vienna were featured on the program.
 Mayor Frank Hayes and Finance Commissioner Charles B. Jackson were among the guests present. The committee on arrangements includ- ed Mrs. Prosl, Mrs. Curt B. Arndt, Mrs. Alfred Roether and Miss Ger trude Olrich.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-09
Coming Events

Dec. 9-First M. E. Church Christ mas Party of Quee nEsther Circle. Dec. 10-Second Congregational Evening Department Christmas party. Dec. 1I-Kris Kringle Karnival at First Baptist Church.
 Dec. Columbian Squires' card party. Dec. 11-First Baptist Philathea class meeting.
 Dec. 11-First M. E. Ladies' Aid Society rummage sale.
 Dec. 11-Second Congregational church concert.
 Dec. 12-F'irst M. E. Ladies' Aid Society meeting.
 Dec. 13-Overlook- Cottage Park Club Entertainment at Columbia School.
 Dec. 13-First M. E. Sunshine so- ciety meeting.
 Dec. I3-Watertown Undergar- ment Co. dance at Buckingham hall, December IA Coed Dance at Central Y.
 Dec. 14-First M. E. Kappa Chi Phi election of officers.
 Dec. 14-Second Congregational Alpha Nu sorority tea.
 Dec. 15-Dramatic Guild play at Mt. Carmel church.
 Dec. 15-First Baptist church pageant.
 Dec. I'D. A. V. Mass Meeting at Pythian hall.
 Dec. 17-St. Joseph's Holy Name society election meeting.
 Dec. 17-Patriotic Order, Sons of America, Election Meeting.
 Dec. 17-Euclid Lodge inStalla- tioA at Masonic Temple.
 Dec. 20-Brooklyn Athletic Club carnival.
 Dec. 2O-First Baptist Child Study group meeting.
 Dec. 21.-Corporal Coyle post and Auxiliary card party.