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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-17
Krajanske z rHGznych stran.

II EuZAAyNAA Ok dHe
" Omaha, Nebraska, Ca
sopisy v nynejs1 dobe veder o.
tiskly radu, jak MONO spati v
tonic vedru klidne a pekne,
kterou jim dala krajanka J. J.
Svobodova. Tuto zpravu nyn1
sdruzeny americky fisk rozesi-
Ia vSem ostatn1m casopisdm v
Severnf Americe. Rada Svobo-
dove je celkem jednoducha a
mi: "Namocte turecke rucn1-
ky do studene vody. Vyzdi-
mejte je rukama jak jenom
mono, ably byly suche, ma cez
je polozte ma matrace a poslam
ky, asi dive hodiny pred ulehnu-
tim je odstrante a shledate, re
budete spati v prfjemnem
chladnu celou noe"
V Pittsburgh, Pa, vybor
jenz Sc stara O "Ceskosloven-
skou jizbu" v kathedrale ume-
nj a vedy Pittsburghske univer-
sity, wal krajany, ably Sc pTi-
sli pod1vati ma toto dokoncene
monumentaln1 d1lo, ktere v ne
deli, II. cervence bylo pc ce-
ly den otevreno k verejne pro-
hl1dce.
V teto nadherne budove kro-
me jineho naleza Sc tez II
mfstnostf, jimiz ma byti ma
zorne ukazano, co pristehoval-
ci vykonali pro tuto kathedralu
University of Pittsburgh. Tech
to II m1stnostf representuje II
narodG, ktere sebraly a univer-
site odevzdaly S150,0OO ma "a
Tlzen1 II tr1d pro II r1znych
narodnost1.
Krone Cechoslovakd v teto
skupine narodd jsou Clnane,
Anglicane, Francouzi, Nemci,
Rekove, Italove, Madafi, Lit
vfni, Norove, Polaci, Rumuni,
Rusove, Skotove, svedove, Sy-
rane a Jihoslovane.
= Prvni eek ma starobn1 pen
81 v 1O3lety Frank Kainer, p6-
vodem Moravan, jehoz man
zelka Anna je 95leta. Name
lie K ainerovi byli do Austinu
privezeni re sv6ho domova u
Weimar v okresu Fayette, ably
guverner Alfred mohl Jim eek
odevzdati osobne.
Kainer jest invalidou. Byl
privezen ma koleckove zidli.
Uni jen malo anglicky a proto
mluvil nemecky a tlumocnlk
prekladal jeho slova do angelic
tiny a guvern6rova anglicka
slova do nemciny. Kdyz Sc jej
z~eptali, schova-li 81 ten prvni
eek ma pamatku, pravil, re pc
n1ze hned utrat1, ale pro pf1sti
ceky re uz nechce jezditi az
do kapitoln1ho mesta.
Sc starickymi manzeli Kai-
nerovi byli tam pTitomni jejich
6Olety syn Eduard a 67leta dee
ra, ktera jest uz take opravne-
ma k pensi, jakoz i syn Adolf,
ktery rodice privezl.
Manzele Kainerovi vysteho-
vail sc z Moray roku 1870 pr
vypuknuti valky prusko-fran-
couzske. Druhy den pc JeJich
pTechodu byly liz hranice u
zavreny Prusaky. z Galvesto-
nu jeli volskym potahem do
Weimar, kde tehdy bylo USAGE
ne nekolik Nemc1 a Morava-
nj.
= Divadlo Embassy, 1850
Broadway v New Yorku, ktere
ukazuje filmovane zpravy z
celeho sveta, zacalo ukazovati
filmy re sletu ceskoslovenske-
no sokolstva, ktery Sc konal v
nedeli, 5. cervence V Madison
Square Garden v New Yorku.
Zaroven Sc tento film pfi-
pravuje k rozeslanf pc .vsech
divadlech v celych SpoJ. Sta
tech a nekterych Dude k spa
trent jiz Ultra, v jinych pc ne
deli. Tyto filmy budou take
poslany do Evropy.
Krone tohoto filmu americ-
Ike spolecnosti ma take sv1j
zvlastni film Slovenska Telo-
cvicna Jednota Sokol, jez tlmto
sletem oslavila 40. vyrocl sve-
no zalozeni. Slet ovsem byl u
sporadan "a spolu1casti ceske-
no sokolstva z Americke Oboe
ISokolske.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-17
Americkx misionar skonaL.

V Changsa, Gina, 73lety DR..
Charles Newton Dubs z Cleve-
land, Ohio, dokoncil svGj zivot.
Jake misionaT evangelicke cfrk
We pIsobil v Cine cd roku 1900.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-17
Zahit bxkem.

U Waerloo, Iowa, C. w. Will
son, byl ubit k smrti bykem ma
farme H.. F. Opfera. Muz, KITE
~ ma farme zacal delati den
pred tim, mel We sve kapse
stvrzenku ma starobn1 pensi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-17
Lindbergh ~navstivi Nsmecko.

V nastavajfcfm tydnu setka-
ii sc ma kolonel Charles A.
Lindbergh s nemeckym kancle-
rem, Adolfem Hitler.
Prohledne 81 nemecke tovar-
ny ma vzducholodi a Olympic
Ike Stadium "a doprovodu mi
nistra vzduchoplavby.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-17
Krajan Josef Junek

Thurston, Nebraska, podal 81
zadost O statni starobnf pensi,
avsak pri vyplnovan1 zadosti
dopustil Sc klaman1 1Tad1 a "a
to byl pohnan pred soud.
Junek primal Sc a cely pT1-
pad pro neho dopadl jeste dos
tt Stastne.
Soudce Lennon mu nadik-
toval pokutu $50 a zaplacen1
soudn1ch 1trat. JunkGv prfpad
jest asi prvn1 soudni vysetTova-
nj pro pfestoupen1 zakona o
starobnf pensi V Nebrasce.
Junek Sc primal, re pTijal
$4,000 ma hotovosti, notu ma
5000 a markyc "a prodany O.
sobn1 majetek 81. T1jna 1885.
Letos 10. bTezna vsak We sv6
zadosti o pensi udal, re 1hrnny
jeho pf1jem "a lonsky rok OBJ
nasel jenom $3.50.
= Ma podzim t.. r. ma do
|Spoj. StatG pTijeti nova vypra-
va z Ceskoslovenska, ktera ma
navst1viti nase osady a predna-
seti O pomerech v Ceskosloven-
sku. Cleny vypravy mali byti
deln1ci a roln1ci re Slovenska.
Jejfm 1celem pry jest: "Oboz-
namit slovenskych robotnlkov
V Amerike S pomerami robot
nikov a rol'n1kov ma Sloven-
sku."
V poslednfm elsie "Sloven.
skeho obcana" Pavel Karlik 2
Hazleton, Pa, k tomu podoty.
ka: "Mali SINE tn uz vselijakf
tie delegate, napovedaly nam
toho hodne O krasach pT1rod,
nych, O zamkoch, O k1pel'ocf
a jake sa tam hladko zije Gale
jen panom). ale ami zmienky
O robotn1koch. Ovsem, max Sc
nedalo ocekavat Cd panskycf
zastupcov; beztoho vieme ze
PAM mali al majf tam hladkJ
zivot. Robotnicke zastupcovis
nam povedia, ako sa tam vod
robotnfkem a rol'nfkom."
= Jiz jenom nekolik dni de.
Ii mas Cd slavneho "Ceskeht
dne", ktery texasst1 krajane u
lsporadajf ma vystavisti Texas
Centennial V Dallas a ma kite
ry Sc jiz pc nekolik m6sfcG pill
ne pripravuj1. Ma vystave ma
il svou vlastn1 vystavku ruz
nych pamatek, elm prisp6li
rozvoji Texasu a t1mto Ceskyn
dnem chtej1 jinonarodovcGm
kazati jeste svou dnesnf vysp6
lost ma poll telovychovnem
narodn1m a kulturnim vGbec.
z rGznych mist Texasu pfi
jedou cel6 vlaky nasich kraja
nj, krone cehoz mnoho jicl
pFijede vlastnfmi auty. TAX
z jinych NEST americkych pfi
pravuj1 Sc hromadn6 vyprav.
a zajezdy ma tyto slavne DIN!
Itexaskych krajanG, jez We sku
tecnosti budou til: 49,, 10. a q
cervence. V sobotu Dude vec1
rex ma uv1tanou v ceske soko
lovne ma Carl ul., hlavn1 del
Dude v nedeli a dalsf slavnosti
pondel1.
= V Lewisburg, Pa, V sta
dionu university Bucknell bu
dou cd 80. cervence do 2 srpnt
t. r. lidove slavnosti, ma kterycl
budou take provedeny sloven
lske a ceske lance. Krone Slo
vakG a CechG vystoup1 tez U.
krajinci a Dude zp1vati ruskJ
pevecky sbor z Mt. Carmel, Pa
Tanecn1ci vystoupf narod
mich krojfch. PT1tomni budou
!tez rGznf vynikajfc1 vefejn{
cinitele.
- We Wilmington, ILL.,, V u.
helnem dole spolecnosti North:
ern Illinois Coal Company do
slo k nestest1, jez 81 vyzadalc
zivoty dvou uhlokopG. Voz1ky
Sc uvolnily a sr1tily doll, pr.
cemz byli pTejeti diva hornici
krajane Jindrich KTfz a Anto-
min Vota.
" Hamill, So. Dakota:
Josef Pelc, prvn1 Glen a taJem-
mix Tadu zastTelil Sc. Byl to pr
vn1 pr1pad dmrt1 tamn1ho fadu
ZCBJ. Josef Pelc Sc narodil v
Kublove v okresu kfivoklat-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-17
Inspector zabit.

John Morgan, 43. Inspector
statnlho likern1ho odboru, byl
zastrelen pfi najezdu ma pallr-
nu whisky V Liberty okresu ma
FlOride.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-17
Z WASHINCTONU.

pOSCIllSCr dIn0S
Farley, l. srpna dostane dovo-
lenou bez platu az do listopa-
du, kdyz Dude pc volbach. Will
liam H. Howes z JIM Dakoty,
prvni pomocny gener. postmi-
str, povede postovn1 depart
ment mezitfm CO Farley, We sve
hodnosti co predseda Demokra
tickeho narodn1ho vyboru, bu-
de T1diti Rooseveltovu kampan
"a znovuzvoleni.
Dvojf jeho "job" zavinuje
trpkou kritiku nynejsi admin
strace.
= Namornf letadla zahaji
b6hem pr1stfch sesti tydn6 do
pravu mezi Londynem a New
Yorkem.
Soudf Sc vsak, re Pan Anne
rican Anyways budou uz1vati
stejneho typu letadel, jake ma
il V provozu ma nynejsl linii:
San Francisco, Manila, Filipi-
ny. Jsou to ctyrmotorova leta-
ola typu Sikorski.
= Uroda jarnl psenice die
dnesniho odhadu Dude prave o
polovinu mensi neil byla v OBJ
DOLBY 1923 az 1882. V odha-
du Size patrno jiz nepf1znive
pocasf, ale vydan byl l.. cerven-
ce pc skonceni fiskalnfho roku.
Nebylo predv1dano katastro-
faint sucho trvajfcf skorem cd
pocatku mes1ce, kdy jarni obili
jest6 dozravalo a proto odhad
dopadne jeste smutneji.
LetoSnf psenicn1 1roda byla
odhadovana Ia 900
busld. Ma pocatku sucha byl
odhad zmenSen O 10000, 900
buslG a jsou obavy, re sklizen
Dude jeste menSi. Mluvl Sc re
sklizen letosnl nedostoup1 ami
Is proc. sklizne normalni, jak
sc domnfva sam president Roo
sevelt.
Sklizen kukuTice nedozna
tax znacnych zmen, ale pres to
jiz odhad 1. cervence jest asi o
5O,OOO,000 buslG, mensi neil
roku lonskeho, aniz by vsak
wat byl zretel jak dalece byla
1roda poskozena suchem V PRIV
mich desiti dnech cervenco-
vych. Letos melo byti sklizeno
2,244, $4,000 kdezto loni
2,291, 600 busl1.
Odhady tyto molly by byti
konecne pfiblizne spravnymi,
kdyby nastalo pTfznivejsf po-
cast. Potrvali dnesn1 kalamita
vypadne tato statistika velmi
blede.
= Italske vojenske drady v
Adds Ababe zbavily ameri-
ckou legaci jeji namofni ra-
dove vypravy pc Is dn1, Wy
zradil tajemnik statu Cordell
Hull. Marsalek GRAHAM, ital-
sky velitel V Adds Ababe, ma
T1dil amer. ministru Engertovi,
ably dial uzavf1ti vysilac1 stanici
ma obdob1 Is dnG.
= Moznost zakroceni Bile
no domu We sporu meZ1 prGmy-
sloveho a Temeslneho unionis-
mu, V Americke federaci pra-
&c, Sc spatrovala V navsteve
Johna L. Lewise, vudce hav1f-
ske unie, u pres. Roosevelta Ty-
to zpravy kolovaly We Washing
tonu, vzdor Lewisove pop1ran1.
Tyr prohlasil, re nepovazuje
spor "a dosti vazny ably Sc O
mem mluvilo. Pravil, re delhi
cke unie Sc rad1 pod presiden-
town praporem nasledkem d
tokG ocelaren prot snaham,
zorganisovati jich deln1ky.
Pres. William Green z Ameri-
cke federace prace n~avstlvil
tez presidenta ale doposud ne
bylo dano ma jevo, re Billy dunn
mini do sporu rozvadenych
v1dcG nejak zasahnouti.
= Odbor navy oznamil, re
admiral Andrews ucinil drasti-
cka omezen1 v poctu dGstojni-
XII povolenych pro RUNE typy
bitevnfch lodi, jakoz i pro po-
bfezn1 posadky. Bitevnice
ktere mely dosud ma 60 dnstoj-
Mkt, ma pr. budou jich miti jen
48, a jest6 snad dojde ku DIAL
S1mu omeZen1.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-11-17
4 A Q 10 s
a ~

Bidding went: North, 1-Heart,
third hand; South, 1-Spade; West,
diamonds; North, 4-Spades, ex-
pecting to end bidding; East, g.
diamonds, with neither side vul-
nerable; South 5-Spades, instead
OF either doubling on his Ace of
hearts or passing to note what his
partner would do. That ended bid
oing, as higher diamond bidding
certainly would have been doubled
iOr worth while penalty.
The opening lead was the ] of
diamonds. Dummy's Ace won
Oeclarer let go his lowest heart, to
AVOID loss of a trick therein. He
"en entered his hand by means Of
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-11-17
CONTRACT BRIDGE
WRITTEN FOR CENTRAL PRESS
By E. V. SHEPARD
Famous Bridge Teacher
Famous Bridge Teacher

his Ace Of hears.
The ] Of spades ana another
trump lead picked up Vests
spades. The K of hearts was led.
Declarer ruffed a low heart, estab-
fishing two long cards of the suit
in dummy.
The 4 of clubs was led. West
won with the A, then led a low dia-
mond. Declarer ruffed. A low club
was led. Vests 10. dunmy's and
East's K fell. It made no differ
ence what East led back. His side
could not win another trick.
Dummy held only two good trumps
and two good hearts. Declarer
also held two spades and the good
@ of clubs, with dummy to ruff his
low club. The cards were spread
for 5-odd.
A double of the 5-Diamonds bid
by East would not have been espe-
cially productive, yielding only 300
points. 1t was we'll that South re-
bid.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-11-17

North plays a club grand slam
The opening lead is the 8 Of spades
7 fore tomorrow see if the con-
tract can be fulfilled, against the
best subsequent play of defenders,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-11-17
DOUBLE OR BID HIGHER ?

ONE OF THE most common and
most ptzzling questions arising is
whether to bid higher and perhaps
90 down, or double and perhaps
collect little or nothing, whereas
bidding higher would have yielded
game or slam. North and South
today had no illusions as to having
even small slam, but South was
right when it came to the choice
between bidding higher or doubling
opponents.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-13
Future Bride Is
 Honored At ShouUer

Mrs. Patrick Bunce was hostess at . miscellaneous and greenback shower given In honor of Miss Mar. gNret Connolly who iS to be married this month, The guest of honor was the recipient of many beauti. full gifts. Those attending were: Misses Mary Donnelly, Ann quinn, Ann Cunningham, Mary Coyle, Hel. en oConnor, Mary '. sheehan, Ann McDonough, Mrs. E. sheehan, Mrs. Peg Fitzgerald, Mrs, B. Coyle, Mrs. M. J, Cunningham, Mrs. Kath. ryn Dunn, Mrs. Mary Mullen, Mrs. William Connolly, Mrs, Della Ma. honey, Mrs. Joseph Muloahy, Mrs, William Daley, Mrs, Edward Bunce, Mrs. Floyd Lyttle, Mrs. Mary Bunee, Mrs. Rose Costello, Mrs. J. Me- Donough, Mrs. Catherine Riley, Mrs. Francis Riley, Mrs. Bernard Hene- bry, Mrs. Maurice Shea, Mrs. Henry Baker, Mrs. Gene 0'Neill, Mrs, George Wright, Mrs. Donenio Mecca, Mrs. Thomas Delaney, Mrs. Carlton Harder, Mrs. Carmlne Men. dillo, Mrs. James Donnelly, Mrs, James Monaghan, Mrs. Christine Klobedanx, Mrs. Julia Wild, Mrs, Josephine Greenwood, Mrs, Joseph Dub, Mrs, Patrick Bunee, Mrs. Will fred Martin, Mrs. Catherine Cor man and Mrs. M. shugrue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-13

laration.
 The opening club lead was won in dummy with the ace. The ace and king of hearts were cashed, and now the eight of diamonds had to be played to declarer's nine-spot
 This was the only way declarer could cash his queen and jack of hearts.
 DecIarer now returned to dunn my and ran of the rest of the tricks to make his contract. The last trick was conceded to the op- ponents.
 Playing at diamonds, declarer can make only four odd, as the North hand is valueless. The heart slam would be defeated be- cause of the unfortunate distribu- ton of the trump suit. Copyright, 1886, NEA Service, Incl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-13
Personal
State B. And P. Women s
 Clubs Gather At Outing

home In Milford on Saturday. Swimming and games were followed by a picnic supper At e;S0 o'clock. Mrs. Rosan was assisted by mem. bers Of the Milford club. Among those attending were Misses Anna E. stuart of Torrlngton, Mary A. Muleahy and 0enevieve Aalplne of New Milford, Mrs. jeannette K. Bronneke, Misses Ellnor N. VAlll, Ella M. pAtehen, Anna D. platt, Llls Han M. Judd, Josephine A. Somers, Mrs. w. P. Mercy, Mrs. Mabel Bachman, Misses Emily and Helen Merrlman of this city, Misses Julia M. Mcdonnell, Margaret 0. Consl. dine, Olive Whlteman, Mary o. Ho. gan, Margaret D. Mcdonnell, Eve M. Coty, Helena A. Redmond and Katherine C. Burns, oil of Torring- ton.
 A card party to benefit the schol. Rrship fund of the Milford Business and Professional Women's club will be held Aug. 10 at Q o'clock ct the home of Mrs. Mary Kast of ii Clin. ton street, Woodmont. Mrs. Kast is Q former resident of this city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-13
Weddings
Personal

Miss Alice Kline of Great Dar- rington, Mass, iB the guest of Miss Alice ReaFdon of Woodlawn terrace for several days,
 Misses Jeannette Blake of Capitol avenue and Claire DesFnairis Of Laval street sailed Tuesday on the SIS. Madison for Virginia Beach and old Point comford.
 Misses Lucille and Helena Peters of Highland avenue, are Vacations ing for two weeks in Maine and New Hampshire.
 Mrs. 2. Rochon and daughter, Eleanor and Ada Rochon and granddaughter, Barbara Rochon Of North Main street have returned from Q trip to Atlantic City.
 Miss Dorothy Fitzpatrick Of Del- aware avenue is spending 6 few days ct gtorrs, Conn. where she B the guest of Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Per- regaux.
 Mrs. Wilbur A. Larson of Park road entertained at c birthday party recently in honor of her brother Frank fl. Bailey, Jr. The guests inc ciuded: Misses Mary Donahue, Doris Stevens, Beverly Northrop, Louise LeFevre, Barbara Ann Larson, John Reihl, Donald Marsh and Frank and Haroie Bailey of TorFIngton.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-13

Miss Lillian Hartnett of West Clay street entertained ct c party Monday evening celebrating her 18th birthday. Among her guests were Ann Litsky, May Derchlni, Ann German, Betty Close and Miss Helen Reynolds of Brooklyn, M Y.
 Mir. end Mrs. George Kelly of Wood street entertained Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Crane and children, Ann and Buddy of YonkerS, N Y.
 Miss Daisy Lord of West Main street was Q recent visitor at the beach.
 MT. and Mrs. stephen MAdigan of Naugatuck have returned to their home after spending . month on Westland avenue.
 Mrs. Mary Witzman of Eden street si spending the remaindner of the season ct her cottage on Sum- mer place.
 John Quinn of Plaza avenue was Q recent visitor ct tho beach.
 Mrs, Carl Stenholm is spending the remainder of the season ct her
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-13
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Mrs. Mary Keough hes returned to her home In New York city after spending several weeks with Mir, and Mrs. P, Fitzpatrick of Liberty street,
 Miss Ann Reardon has returned to her home after spending several days with Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Burns of Bridgeport, former resi- dents of this city,
 John Mckenzie and son, Anthony, of Philadelphia spent the weekend with Mir. and Mrs. P. Fitzpatrick of Liberty street,
 Mir. and Mrs. Wilfred wilson of West Main street are spending c two weeks vacation in Maine.
 Miss Marion Patterson has Fes turned to her home on Walnut street after spending two weeks ct Laurel Beach.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Moore of East Main street, have been spending Q few days in Lawrence, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. Domenico eacco and daughter, Edith of South View street have returned after spending their vacation in New Jersey, PeTn- sylvarlia and Delaware.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-13

safe road to Q slam, although Souths powerful hand caused a slam to be bid at every table ex- cept one, where the players very conservatively stopped ct four diamonds.
 Today's bidding occurred at one table, although the hand was played in e variety of contracts, including both six hearts and six diamonds. It was e lucky dec-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-13
Auxiliary InUited
 By Organization

The Lord Kitchener pest auxii- iary met last evening for the reg. iilar monthly meeting. Routine business was discussed. The auxil. iary received an invitation to ate tend the field day and old English fair of the British war veterans of Springfield, which iB to Do held at Fitzgerald field on Roosevelt avenue in Springfield. An invitation was also received to attend the centens niai celebration of the DaughterB of St. George at Pleasure Beach in Bridgeport on August 30th.
 Charles Edqvist of Burton street was surprised by Q group of his friends at his homo on Monday evening in honor of his roth birth. day. MT. Edqvist was given c sum of money. Those attending were MT. and Mrs. A. 6. Anderson, Mir. and Mrs. eigurd Anderson, Mir. and Mrs. Alfred Anderson, Mrs. oscar Anderson, MT. and Mrs. Brown, Mir. and Mrs. Charles Bor. geBon, Mir. and Mrs. Albert Beng. ston, Miss sigrid Bengston, Miss Amanda Carlson, Mir. and Mrs. Martin Carlson, Mrs. Henry Carl. son, MT. and Mrs David DahlstroF1, MT. and Mrs. Erhardt Dahlstrofn, Mrs. Clara DrufVa, Mir. end Mrs Oscar Eastman, Mrs. Augusta Erickson, MT. and Mrs. Frodell, Mir. and Mrs. Nils Hiding, Mrs. oaFth- waith, Mrs. Hodeli, Miss Hannah Holden, Mir. and Mrs. Gunner Leafi- der, Mir. and Mrs. Lundine, Mrs. Magunson, Mrs. Charles Olson, Mir. and Mrs. Albert Patterson, Rev. and Mrs. Axel Peterson, MT. and Mrs, oscar sterner, MT. and Mrs. Rob- Ort Swanson, Mrs. eundgtrom, Mrs. Alderman, Miss Madeline Tiderman, Mrs. Augusta WeSterlund and Mrs, May Zacharia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-13
Miss Ruth DOnahue 1 ls SkOSUer Guest

Mira. Herbert Newell of Grace avenue entertained at Q shower at her home last evening in comph. Ment to Miss Ruth Donahue of East Main street who is Go be married next month to James curtain. During the evening Q varied program of enter. tainment was enjoyed and Q dell- clous luncheon was served. The honored guest was presented with Q gift of china. Those attending were: Mrs Jennie Donahue, Mrs. Julia Pickett, Mrs. James Oonlong, Mrs. Julia Corcoran, Mrs. Edward Iteffrln, Mrs. Mabel Burns, Mrs. Nance Tansley, Mrs. James Shea. Mrs. Michael Cavanaugh, Mrs. MAr- tin Dunn, Mrs. Dora 0'Rourke, Mrs. Roger o'Donnell, Mrs, Bernard Me- Donald, Mrs. John McDonald and Misses Nellie Hanley and Beatrice Grimm.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-13

Players have habit of saying that no trump often is the best contract, because 1t Is the shortest road to game. Practically all play CTS also have e deep-rooted feeling that c trump declaration, Is based on sound and long holdings, IS saf- est.
 Players who insist on playing oil game hands in no trump are said to have Q no trump complex.
 Today's hand, however, demon- strates one of those rare occasions when the no trump contract not only was the shortest, but the only
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-13
SPECIAL VENTS NEEDED

So warm do Eleanore Whitney's tap-dancing shoes become during her high speed routines In "The Big Broadcast' of 1887" that they must be equipped with air vents in specially construeted false goles.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-13
Ba:yOiew
Berns photo.

Miss Mollie Cullen of Plaza ave- nue was Q recent visitor ct the beach.
 Mrs. James O'Donnoll of South Main street is spending two weeks on Warren street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-13
sTAHL.FOGG

STAHL-FOGG
 Mir. and Mrs. Harold l.. Fogg Of Washington avenue announce the coming marriage of their daughter Hazel. to Howard J. StahI, son Of Mir. and Mrs. Henry J. stahl of AnSonia. The wedding will take place the first week in October.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-13
Sorority Elects
 Slate Of Officers

Miss Alice Fleming entertained the members Of the Sigma Alpha Chi Sorority at her home on Wals nut street Thursday evening. The following offices were elected. Presl- dent, Miss Ruth Moran; vicespfeyi. dent, Edith gteinnagel; secretary, Agnes Nelson; treasurer, Martha Bteinnagel, committee on rules and regulations, Dorothy Sweeney, Alice Fleming and Evelyn Dtelnman and recording secretary, Mary Sweeney.
 The next meeting viii be held at the home of Misses Edith and Martha gteinnagel of irlon street.
 Mrs. Anthony Ceione Of Verzler street entertained the members of the Wanlta club on Tuesday eves ming. Plnochie was played and high score was made by Mrs. Michael Maraflno. The members presented Mrs. James Marafino with 6 range set, the occasion being her births day. Those present were: Mrs. Dan- Iel Laudate, Mrs. Michael MaFaflno, Mrs. James MaFafino, Mrs. Charles Drago and Mrs. Anthony ceione.
 Dr. George A. Benson of Prospect street left today to attend the post graduate course in advanced chiro- pratic to Dc held ct the Palmer School of Chiropractic, Davenport, Iowa, for two weeks,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-13
Engagements
WINsANsKY.GRENIER

WINSANSKY.G .GRENIER
 Announcement is made of the coming marriage of Miss Rita M. drenier, daughter Of MT, and Mrs. Henry Qrenier of South Main street and Albert Winsansky, son of Mrs. Frank JuraitiS of OakVilio. The wedding will take place on August l7th ct Q o'clock Gt St. PatrickS church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-13

Divigard, Angeiino Cameron, Mary stolf, Josephine 0cnoveSc, Angeiine Cipriano, Edith Colasanto, Mildred Rosa, Mary Mecca, Afltoinette Gee 1oVesc, Jennie Rosa, Mrs. Peter stolfi, Miss Margaret stoifi, Miss Ann Stoln.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-13

Mrs. Nanchen A. Rosan was host. ess Co the Business and Professional Womens club of the state at her
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-13
CONTRACT BRIDGE
By VIM. E. MCKINNEY Secretary of tho American Bridge League

Slam Only in No Trump Rock-Crusher Hand Would Fail of High Contract Except as Dummy
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-13

Mrs. Carl stenholm is spending the remainder of the season ct her
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-13

John quinn of Plaza avenue was Q recent visitor ct tho beach.