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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-21
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-21

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-21

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-21

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-21

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-21

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-21

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-21

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-21

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-21

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-21

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-21

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-21

Wntertown, at 800 o'clock. Burial will be in st. Jamess cemetery Watertown.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-02
Beth El Sisterhood Has Installation or Officers

The final metnig and luncheon of the Beth r Sisterhood took place Tuesday ar noon at 1 o'clock at the Beth E auditorium at which time installation of officers was held. A business meeting preceded the luncheon. Mrs. Charles Rosen- garten was in charge of arrange. ments for the affair.
 Following the luncheon Mrs. Rosengarten R introduced Rabbi Wll- liam Greenfield and Isador Stohl as installing officers. Rabbi Grecn- field addressed the group and also presented a gift of Q chest of silver to the outgoing president, Mrs, Frank Meyers in behalf of the members of the Sisterhood. Mrs. Meyers, in 0 short talk, thanked the members, the committed chair- men and the Rabbi for the gift and for the hearty support given her during her three years in office.
 The following slate of officers was installed for the coming year, presi- dent, Mrs. Rudolph Hennick; hon. orary 1st vice-president, Mrs. Harry Fleischer; 1st vice-president, Mrs. Arthur Hertzmark; 3nd vice-presi- dent, Mrs. Morris Kosersky, treas urer, Mrs. Samuel Goldman; fi- nancial secretary, Mrs. Edward Goldberg; recording secretary, Mrs. Sherman Griner and corresponding secretary, Mrs. Martin Sternfels.
 The board of directors includes: Mrs. I. N. Albert, Mrs. Sydney Al- Der, Mrs. Morris Bisnovich, Mrs. A. Fandiller, Mrs. Sarah Freedman, Mrs. Joseph Fleischer, Mrs. Harry Fischer, Mrs. Martin Greenblatt, Mrs. Louis Greenblatt, Mrs. Samuel Greenblatt, Mrs. Morris Griner, Mrs. J. K. Jennes, Mrs. A. Lichtenstein, Mrs. Joseph Miller, Mrs. Benjamin Robb, Mrs. Bernard Ruby, Mrs. Leonard Garston, Mrs. Martin Rub- in, Mrs. Samuel Segal, Mrs. Jacob Reiner, Mrs. Adolph Sanditz, Mrs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-02
Anniversary Party
 Given For Couple

A surprise anniversary party was rendered MT. and Mrs. Samuel Pinto of Orange street at their home on Monday evening, the occasion being their goth anniversary. The guests included: Mrs. 4. Pinto, Mrs. Paul Salvatore, Mrs. Marietta Galanti, Mrs, Joseph Colella, Mrs. Patsy Cop pola, Mrs. Jerry Scorpion, Mrs. Joe seph Santoro, Rose M. Scorpion, Louise G, Scorpion, Mrs. Angelo Die Giovanni, Mrs. Charles w. Palomba, Mrs. Julius Santalucia, Mrs. Charles Ruggerio, Mrs. Louis Jamele, Mrs. Anthony Iannlno, Mrs. Lucy Pera- zella, Mrs. Rose Pinto, Mrs. Ruth Vining, Mrs. Antoinetta Pirone, Mrs Anna DeLuca, Mrs. Charles Ubaldi, Mrs. Mae Wallin. Mrs. James Coat ta, Mrs. Lucy Testa, Mrs. Marie Brunetti, Mrs. Parmie Pugliese, Ag- nes PuglieSe, Mrs. Minnie Pugliese, Mrs. Anthony Stance, Mrs. Thomas Pastore, Mrs. Constande Ippolito, MMrs. Angelina Sanzeri, Mrs. James Andrea.
 Mrs. Joseph Simone, Mrs. Ludwig Carosella, Mrs. Joseph Lombard Mrs. Charles Stance, Lee Santoro, Lucy Santoro, Mary Perugini. Helen Santoro, Julia Santoro, Mrs. Roland Ruggiero, Mrs. L. Ruggiero. Mrs. M Spagnuolo, Mrs. Frank Iannaimo Marie Innaimo, Marie Pinto, Mrs F. l.. Biancardi, Mrs. Paul Ruzzo Mrs. c. Pelegano, Mrs. R. Barrelli Mrs. F. Coppolo, Betty Spagnuolo Mrs. Distasio Mrs. Anna Caruzza Mrs. Charles Renna, Edith Renna Mrs. r. Dauria, Mrs. A. 1naimo Mrs. c. Pellegano, Mrs. Charles Ruggiero and Samuel Pinto, Ceas- arc Pinto, Anthony Pinto, ModestinC Silvestro. M. Spagnuolo, Donald Pinto, Augustine Pinto, Paul Oliver Dom Oliver and Francis Puglise.
 Mrs. Francis Conlon of Ridge wood street was hostess at a shower Monday evening in honor of Mrs. William O'Dea, also of Ridgewood street. Those attending were Mrs Frank Conlon, Sr., Mrs. Josemiat Tehan, Miss Sue O'Dea, Mrs. Peter Mulhall, Mrs. Mary Blackman, Mrs
 Theresa Flanagan, Mrs. John Mc- Kay, Mrs. Mollie Seed. Mrs. William Hogan, Miss Mary Hogan, Misses
 Anna Quinn, Mary Shea, Mrs. Doris
 Devine, Mrs. Matthews, Mrs. Henry Pensel, Mrs. Harold Brennan, Mrs Claire Cianciola. Misses Mary Me Grath, Anna Wersinger, Mae and Edna Wallace.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-02
Personal
HOIy Cross Summer Formal Dnnce Held Last EOening

J, Lawlor, Alice Miklosky and pA.
 vid Bartolini, Eleanor Gum and
 Robert Martin, Virginia Pilz and
 John B. Depot, Rosemary Bowling
 and William F. ouilfoile, Janet Mellor and Elwood Franklin, Kath- crime Mcknight and Louis o. Man.
 ganiello, Emeline Manganiello and
 George 1neson, May Vollers and Ralph Membrino, Elizabeth Shea and c, W. Cassidy, Kate Lynch and John J. Hayes, Mary Smith and Thomas ODonnell.
 Ann Lacey and Nell T. Doyle, Leigha Kast and Joseph Maher, Jane Dillon and John Dillon, Dam iel Noonan and Barbara Kilduh, Ellen Murray and Joseph Daly, Mil- dred Mclaughlin and James Phe- Ian, Sally Devine and Cyril T, Walsh, Margaret Ferry and Joseph shopis, Frances McGrath and An- drew Monagan, Mary McGrath and William Monagan, Mary P. Robin son and Edward J. Green, M. Doris Barret and James R. Oilson, Frans ces Doyle and Walter Barrett, Elea- nor Kane and John J, Monahan, Jr.
 Edna Brosnan and William Keldel Rosemary Coogan and Melville Bowen, Dorothy Coogan and Virgil Sciullo, Julius Dezinno and Flor ence Sciullo, Helen Majeski and Etc tore Spadola, Christine Russell and John Monagan, Shirley Cooke and John Lawlor. Rosemary A. O'Con- nor and William P. Phelan, Agnes Sweeney and John J, O'Connor, James r. Henebry and Helen E. Breene, Joan German and Norbert P. Henebry, Mary Scalo and Ed- mund M. Sciullo, MT, and Mrs. Ray. mond J, Fitzpatrick, Arlene Chat field and Charles O'Connor, MT. and Mrs James R. Lawlor, MT. and Mrs. T. c. McGrath, Charlotte Har- rison and Howard Healey, Virginia Sundin and Vincent Kelly.
 Regina McGowan and John Ly- ons, Louise McElllgott and George storm, Marjorie Bowling and Ar- thur Smith, Polly Daly and Dud Thomas Donovan, Peg St. John and Frederick Flynn, Barbara Dibble and Albert Boldi, Kathleen O'Meara and Martin Monaghan, Mary Law Tor and r. J. Norton, Muriel Weaver and George S, Crane, Kathleen Smith and Reville Fox, Mary Jane Lucid and Ralph Santapietro, Ann Rita O'Donnell and Frank O'Don- nell, Rosalind Lawlor and Farrell Martin, Mary Louis Lawlor and Frank Martin, Christine Finn and William Feolcy, Peggy Steinmetz and James R. LaWlor, Jr,, Helen Gaunt and Edward J. ODonncll, Roland Dreher and David Thomp- son,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-02
Miss OliUe v. IngIis
 Is Guest Al SholUer

Miss Olive V. 1nglis of Laval street was recently rendered Q gur- prise dinner and shower by the American Legion Auxiliary ct which time she was presented with an Electric Snack Grille. Pink and green decorations predominated and various baskets of flowers adorned the tables, while tiny pink and green miniature lamps were placed at each plate. Those in attendance were: Misses Mabel Casey, Mollie O'Connor, Grace Kelley, Belle and Betty 1ngiis, AflAstasia Dillon, Mar garet \Dillon, Marjorie DiPietro, Lucy 6hannahati, Mary" 0. Doyle Victoria Liebreich, Mary Blake and the Mrs. John Inglig, Mrs. Ellen Fallowell, Mrs. George McDuff, Mrs. Edward Blake, Mrs. Dan Mahaney, Mrs. Robert Birt, Mrs. Paul Reed, Mrs. Mary Kellis, Mrs. Mary saun- ders, Mrs. Alice Lawlor, Mrs. Joe seph DiPietro, Mrs. dunnar Echal- ander, Mrs. Walter Angle, Mrs. Wil- liam Dillon, Mrs. Charles Lynch, Mrs. Julia 0. Delaney, Mrs. Julia Conklin, Mrs. Mary Mellon, Mrs. Julia Fox,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-02
Kay Feeley Guest
 At Graduation Party

Miss Kay Feeley n recent grad uate of the Waterbury Catholic High school was guest of honor at a graduation party given at Lake Zoar lodge recently by Misses Laurie Fitzgerald, Dorothy McGrath and Mae lFeeley. A delicious luncheon was served and games and dancing were enjoyed. Those attending were Marjorie Carey and John Collins, Jr., Ann Birmingham and Charles Holmes, Peg Doran and Ray MOT reau, Betty Shea and Harvey Dean, Terry Kay and Larry Dickens, Jean Rya,l and James Walsh, Mae Phclan md Ernest Davenport, Kay Phalen ard oJscph Washbourne, Alease DcDonald and Ralph Courtney sylyia Courtney and Edward Dolan' Irene Courtney and Duke Gilroy, shirley Mae Ross and Daniel Synott, I,ynctte Rousseau and Russell Des- cllenes, Barbara Arnold and ETeo- erick Kenyon, Kay Feeley and Ray mond Chamberlain, Louise FitSger- nld and Ralph Williams, Mae Feeley and Wills Grant and Dorothy Mc- Orath and Harvey Jackson
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-02
CONTRACT BRIDGE
By WM. E. MCKINNEY Secretary oG the Amerlcan S3ridge league

End Play Offsets Odds Decarer Finds Five Trump in
 One Opponents Hand, But Makes Game by Forcing Lead to Tenace
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-02

A tay group Of colleglans and MlMnl members were in attendance at tho annual summer formal dance oI the Undergraduate Club of Holy of1sg College held last evening Rt tho Waterbury Country Club.
 5afnes R. Lawlor, IT,, and Edward 6. O'Donneil were co-chairmen Of the event and other members of the eHmmlttce were: Andrew McFndden, 's7: Andrew Monaghan, '37; George storm, '37: Robert Healey '3e; and Martin Monaghan, 'So of Litchfield'
 Patrons and patronesses were as follows: Rev. Francis s. Dolan, s. J.. Rev, Richard J. Bowling, s. J., Rev. John II. Hutchinson, s. J.; Rev, Thomas A. Shanahan, s. J.; Rey, Thomas Y. Shea of AnsoniR, senator and Mrs. Joseph II. Law Tor, Judge and Mrs. Edward J. Finn, nff. and Mrs. Charles P. Sciullo, Aff, and Mrs. Edward J. Maher, Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Sciullo, MT. and Mrs. William H. Lyons or Thomaston, Attorney and Mrs James R. Lawlor, MT. and Mrs. Pat rick J, O'Donnell, Dr. and Mrs, M' ]. Iawlor, Mrs. Patrick McFaddon' Attorney and Mrs. Walter E, Mona nnn, pr. and Mrs. J. Henry Me- drnth, pr. and Mrs. John Mullen, stephen Bergin, Attorney and Mrs Patrick Healey, Mir. and Mrs. M. Noonan, Dr. and Mrs. T. J. Dana- her of Torrington, Mrs. Otto Mem- primo, MT. and Mrs Martin J. Monaghan of Lltchneld, Mir. and Mrs. Thomas c. Smith and pr. James P. Lawlor.
 Among those in attendance were Maurecn slavin and pr. James F. H.awlor, Patricia McdrRth ana Thomas Patterson, Evc-Ted Lilley and Frank Olsen, Dr. and Mrs. M'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-02

The queen of club was led from dummy, West played the king. de- clarer the ace, and East trumped. East now was forced to lead either heart or Q spade. He chose the latter. and declarer rufsed in his own hand.
 Then North drew all the trumps. West was forced to make three dis- cards. He discarded one diamond, one club, and one spade. Otherwise, he would establish either clubs or diamonds for declarer.
 Dcciarer now made the play which he had planned ever since he had discovered the unfatorable dislribu. tlDn of the diamond and trump suits. He forced West into the lead with his last diamond and the planned end play compelled 8 lead up to the club tenaco in dummy, Thns four-odd doubled was maac. tCopgrlght. log9. NEA H1t4lee' Ene)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-02
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Future Bride b Shower Guest


 Miss Betty '. geastrand of Ledge side avenue, who b to Dc married on July le to Frederick Kelley. was honored recently at . surprise rhia- ceilaneous shower given by Mrs. J6. seph O'Coniior of Frost road at her home. The bride-to-be received many lovely gifts and lunch was served in the evening. The guest list included: Mrs. M. c. Kel- Icy, Mrs. II. AlexsoFi of Hartford, Mrs. J. sealund of Hartford, Mrs. E. M. Carlson, Mrs. M. pRtchett, Mrs. A. Mclaughlin, Mrs. P. Allnutt, Mrs. w. Pritt, Mrs. A. Overton, Mrs. !. Darlington, Mrs. T. Claffey, Mrs. W. Bauer, Mrs. R. Mitchell, Mrs. A. w. Circle, Mrs. ?. Magnuson, Mrs. R. BergIund, Mrs. v. J. Shea of Brooklyn, N Y., Mrs. V. et. John, Mrs. J. O'Connor, Misses Eleanor Kelley, Alma Reach, Isabelle Brad- ley, Loretta Kelly, Mary Candy, Mary 0ilfedder, Mary Hayes, Sophie Rembus, Mildred Jorgensen, Bernice Chatfleid, 0eorgianna Stevens, Inez Berglund, Jean Gardner, Edith DeRienz, Charlotte seastrand.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-02

MT. and Mrs. Fred 0. Beers Of Frost road were honored at Q sur- prise reception given at their home recently in celebration of their 2bth wedding anniversary. A buffet lunch was served. The guests were MT. and Mrs. George E. Monroe, Mir. and Mrs. Harold Monroe, MT. and Mrs. Herbert Larkin, Mfr and Mrs. Charles Messer, Misses Nor- ma Nelson, Ethel salmon, MT. and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-02
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Isador stohl, Mrs. David Simonson, Mrs. David Traurig, Mrs. Morris Weinberg, Mrs. Louis Weinberg, Mrs. Charles Walczer, Mrs. Joseph Davis, Mrs. Harry Brenner, Mrs. Marion Engleman, Mrs. A. s. Brown and in addition all former presi- dents and the new slate of officers.
 Mrs. Rudolph Hennick the new president named the following com- mittees: Ways and means, Mrs. Samuel Goldman and Mrs. Arthur Hertzmark; Sunday school, Mrs. Harry Fleischer and Mrs. Joseph Miller co-chairi1ien assisted by Mrs. Julius Dorfman, Mrs. Mitchell Mey. CTS and Mrs. A. 8. Brown; publicity; Mrs. sherman Grif1er, chairman, cake sale: Mrs. Samuel Segal, chair man assisted by Mrs. Samuel dreen- blat and Mrs. David Traurig; rum- mage sale, Mrs. Charles Rosengar- ten, chairman assisted by Mrs. Mar. tin Rubin and Mrs. Martin Stern, fels; cultural committee, Mrs. David Traurig, house committee, Mrs. Isalor Stohl, Mrs. A. Litchen- stein and Mrs. Morris Weinberg, flowers; Mrs Frank Meyers; tele- phone squad, Mrs. A. Litchenstein, chairman.
 Mrs. Hennick in her address to the Sisterhood stressed the opening affair of the season which is to be a show and dance on October 25th. The committee irf charge includes: Mrs. Morris Kosersky and Mrs. I. N. Albert chairman and Mrs. Arthur Hertzmark, co-chairman assisted by Mrs. Samuel Goldman, Mrs. Louis Albert Mrs. Max Bram, Mrs. Nor ris Winifoff, Mrs. Harry Flisher.
 Miss Dorothy Guilfoile of Ridge street and Misses Catherine and Agnes Connors of Plaza avenue sailed yesterday on the 5. s. Cali fornia for Q five weeks trip to Europe,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-02
Coming Events

July 4--Annual exhibition, Wa. terbury Gymnastic So- ciety. July 5-Memorial program for William H. Bristol. July 6-Opening session, Vaca- ton Church schools. July 6-Boy Scout Jamboree troop hike. ,July 1O-Outdoor card party for St. Joseph's church. .IrIv l4-Di Silvestro Lodge in- stallation. July i4-Garden party for St. Mary's hospital, Castle building. July 2l-Young Republican club outing, DeBisschop farm. July 26-Ancient Order Of He bernians anniversary celebration.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-02
Personal

Mir. and Mrs. A. r. Sheldon oi thIs city are spending several days in New York where they arc regis tered at the BarbIzon Plaza.
 ?. .. Burke of Walnut street wails tomorrow on the s. s. La conia for a three months trip to Ireland.
 Miss Ida Cohen oCharleston, West Virginia, is guest of MISS Ruth Udell of Pennington ave- nue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-02

An end play at bridge is one which puts an opponent in the lead at the correct moment to gain one or more tricks, through forcing a favorable lead.
 !. Opportunities for end plays oc- cur in every session of bridge. Often they are not recognized by declarer until 1t is too late. but in hands where the distribution is clearly marked, the end play often can be planned far ahead, as is the case in today's hand.
 Solution to Previous
 Contract Problem
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-02
Weddings
Dillon FamiIy
 Holds Reunion

Miaa JognpiIine Mccormack OK Pleasant street entertained ct Q reunion of the Dillon family last evening at which guests were preDs hnt from Chicago, H., New Bedford, Mass, New Britain and Waterbury.
 A delicious luncheon was served late in tho evening. The entertain. ment was furnished by Peggy and Mary Mccormack, talented dancers, and Frank Dillon.
 Those attending were: Francis and Durig Mccormack, Mfr and Mrs. Jameb Mccormack, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Nerrow, Thomas Dillon, Mir and Mrs Henry zelgier and fam" fly of New Britain, David, George and Marcella Mccormack, Mir. and Mrs, Harold Dillon, Mfr. and Mrs. Raymond Dillon, John, Margaret and Anna Dillon, Mir. and Mrs. Mi- chael Mccormack, Peggy, James and Mary Mccormack, Walter Dll- ion, George Reddig, MT. and Mrs, John Dillon, Margaret and Margic Dillon, Walter Carroll, William Earl Mrs. Charles Simmons of New Beds ford, Mass, Mrs. Elizabeth McCars thy, Mrs. Margaret Shea, Nellie Die lon, Josephine Mccormack, Mar jorie Healoy, Mir. and Mrs. Thomas !. Hanlon of Chicago and children, Thomas Jr.. Jack, James, Mary Alice and Elizabeth, George, Frank and Emeline Dillon and Mrs. Mar. garet Dillon. f'
 Miss Alice Foley entertained at her homo on Willow street last evening in honor of Mfr. and Mrs. Charles J, Winters of Wateftown who were married recently. Qaii1cD were played and . delicious linch- con was served. The guests iils cIuded: Mir. and Mrs. Charles Wlfi- terg, MT. and Mrs. Patrick Foley, Mir. and Mrs. Harold J. Egafi, Mss Jeannette Spears, Charley Norton, Mary Daiy, Harold Green, Lollse Reichenbach, James Foley, Alice Foley and Carl Lynn.
 A pleasant surprise party was held ct Camp Mohawk, Lake Quassapaug on Saturday evening in honor of Victor sIpperly of 0riggg street. Dancing and singing were enjoyed. Later iil the evening Q hot dog Toase was enjoyed. Those present were: MT. and Mrs. Victor Slpperly, Hazel Ives, Madeline Parsons, Martha Parsons, Frederick Beebe, 0eorgt Boardman, Clarence Parsons and Frank Hurder.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-02
Engagements
sULLIVAN-SM SMITH

bULLTVNN-NWIIH
 Mrs. Mary V. Smith of C0lley street announces the engagement and coming marriage of her daugh- ter, Rosemary, to Thomas D Sullivan, son of MT. and Mrs. Daniel Sullivan of Waterville. The mar riage will take place the middle of August.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-02

East opened the king Of spades and North won with the acc. Dee clarer hoped to establish his dIa- monds by ruffing at least one in dummy. He led the ace, followed by the king. which East rufTed.
 East returned the queen of spades. Dcclafer rnffed and returned au- otnof diamond. East diEGnrdod the four of clubs. The trick was won in dummy with three Of hearts.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-02
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Mrs. IClwln speer, MT. and Mrs. O. w. Northrop, Mir. and Mrs. Charles Monroe, MT. and Mrs. Charles Fleming, Mrs. Dorothy Nyberg and Miss Margaret Beers.
 Mir. and Mrs. Napoleon Duhamel and granddaughter Jeannette Du- hamel of FairlaWf1 avenue are spending ten days in Quebec, Can- ada, A -a
Evening star., 1936-08-16

You will find our Letter of Credit
Pleosont and cosy to use, with no
down payment and equal payments
on September IS, October IS, and
November IS.
Credit Office -. Fiffh Floor.
Evening star., 1936-08-16

When you ore too busy to come
downtown, call SoIIy BIoir, our per-
sonoI shopper. She will be elod
to do your shopping for you.
Telebhone District 400.
Evening star., 1936-08-16

Tie &&a4&y &yok
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1t is always cool and pleasant in our Ar-Cooled
Fountain Tea Room. Rest from shopping and
try some of our cooling afternoon tea specials.