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Maryland and Virginia Notes
Miss Mary Elizabeth Moore Engaged to
Mr.. Mitchell.

Willis and Mrs. r. B. Looked we're
in charge of arrangements.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M Jones of Ia
koma Park entertained at a midnight
supper in honor of their cousin, Col.
Roane Waring of Memphis, Tenn, at
their home on Ethan Allen avenue
last Wednesday.
Col Waring was in Washington TO
attend the annual meeting of the
United States Chamber of Commerce
and left Immediately after the party
for New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Baker OF
Portland, Me, who have been visiting
at Aspen Hill, the Fairfax, Va. resi-
dence of Mrs. Bakers parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel F. Cooper, have left for
Mississippi, where they will spend
some time with Mr.. Bakers parents.
Mrs. Cooper has left for Portland to
remain with her grandchildren during
the absence of Mr.. and Mrs. Baker.
Mrs George White Of Burke. Va.
has left for Atlanta. Ga. where she
will visit her nephew. Mr.. Bradford
Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodbury. Willoughby
have as their guests at their home
near Mclean, Va, Mrs. Willoughby's
parents, the Rev. and Mrs. F. H.
Brewin of Toronto, Canada.
Miss Carol Stacy of Silver Spring
Md. entertained at "scavenger"
party Saturday night. Among the
guests were Miss Margaret Mitchell,
Miss LYDIA Sergeant Miss Lucille Hen
bricks, Miss Betty Porter, Miss Betty
Labai. Miss Christine Stacy, Mr.
Graham Stacy. Mr.. David Nellis, Mr.
James Littlef1eld. Mr.. Richard Dietle.
Continued on Fourth Page)
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Mr.. and Mrs. Reese
To Live in Capita]

Mr. and Mrs. Addison HardcaStle
Reese, who were recently married in
the rectory of the old Catholic Ca
thedral, Baltimore. Md, are passing
their honeymoon at the Bermudiana
In Bermuda.
The bride. Gertrude Rasin Craig, is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Pinckney Craig, and the bride
groom son Of Mrs. Walter Risteau
Mitchell of Norfolk. Va, and the late
Gordon Lippincott Reese of Baltimore.
The young couple will reside In
Washington, D. c.
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Embassy Holds Reception Celebration Of National Holiday
Of Poland
Is Observed
Prominent Guests Arc
Received at the
Embassy.

THE charge d'affaires Of the
Polish Embassy and Nine.
Sokolowska entertained yester-
Il day afternoon in the embassy
from 4 TO o'clock at reception in
celebration of their national holiday.
Nine. Sokolowska's niece, Miss Rita
Flaherty of New York City, was pres
ent. She has been visiting her aunt
since Tuesday and will leave today.
In spite Of the rain, the gathering
was a large one and the costumes
worn by the ladies gay and Spring.
like. Large hats and colorful print
dresses we're much in evidence. Nine.
Sokolowska wore a simple blue and
white printed chiffon gown, and re-
ceived in one Of the salons at the head
of the stairway.
Among those present were the Am
bassador Of the Union Of Soviet So
cialist Republics and Nine. Troya-
novSky, the Ambassador OF Cuba,
Senor DR.. Guillermo Patterson; the
Minister of Albania, Mr.. Faik Ko-
nitza; the Minister Of Czechos loyakia
and Nine. Veyerka and their daugh-
ter, Mile. Nella VeVerka; the Minister
OF Portugal and Nine. de Bianchi,
the Minister of Norway and Nine
de Morgenstierne; the Minister Of
Greece, Mr.. Demetrios Sicilianos; the
Minister of Siam and Nine. ja-
maitri. Admiral and Mrs. Mark Bris-
tol, Representative and Mrs. Sol
Bloom and their daughter, Miss Vera.
Bloom; the Counselor Of the Cuban
Embassy and Nine. Jose T. Baron.
The Governor Of the Federal Re-
serve Bank and Mrs. Mariner Eccle5
we're among the guests, also Mr. Robert
Kelly, chief Of the Eastern European
Division Of the State Department, and
the Assistant Chief Of the Eastern
European Division and Mrs. Earl
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Benefit Card Party
For St. Gertrude's

The annual card party for the bene-
and Crafts will take place Monday,
May Is. at Wardman Park Hotel.
Mrs. Robert Whitney Imbrie. presi-
dent of ST. Gertrudes Guild, has ap-
pointed the following committee: Mrs
James Edward Duke, chairman: Mrs.
Augustus E. Giegengack, treasurer:
Mrs. Francis Callahan. secretary: Mrs.
James GARNER Haskell and Mrs. Ellis
Searles.
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Residential
Washington
Social News
Mrs. Rea in Capital;
Col. and Mrs. Foster
Feted.
former Secretary Of the
/ Treasury and Mrs. Ogden L.
Mills are at White Sulphur
L Springs at the present time.

Mrs. Henry r. Rea of Pittsburgh
and Palm Beach arrived in Washing
ton Friday. She will attend the bene-
At to be given by the Gray Ladies'
Corps at Walter Reed Hospital, which
will celebrate its 18th birthday ami
versary May %.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Haley enter
tained yesterday afternoon in their
delightful house in Alexandria in
honor Of Col. and Mrs. Hart Gibson
Foster who were recently married here
in Washington and have just returned
from their wedding trip in the South.
Col. and Mrs. Foster are now settled
in their little house in Georgetown.
Mrs. William Phelps Emo will be
hostess at tea tomorrow TO small
group OF friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Meyer have
returned TO their residence at 1924
Crescent place after spending several
days at White Sulphur Springs.
Miss Ebba Sundstrom, noted con-
ductor of the Womens Symphony Or
chestra in Chicago, and Mrs. Thatcher
Hoyt, president Of the National League
Of American Pen Women. are visiting
Mrs. Lewis M. Bartlett in her resi-
dence at 45ll Argyle terrace.
Mrs. G. M. Aarestad of Minneapolis.
MINI, is the guest Of Mrs. r. C.
Doyon and her daughter, Miss Hazel
Peterson, in their apartment a.
Schuyler Arms.
Mr.. George z. Hamilton and Mr.
George E. Hamilton, jr., OF Washing
ton are at the st. Regis in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. William P Urban OF
Buffalo, N. Y, who have been spend
ing several days at the Wardman Park
Hotel with their family. will return
to Buffalo tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A Boggs OF
Stamford, Conn. are stopping al the
Dodge.
Miss Lucia Hendrickson and her
sister Miss Camille Hendrickson, have
returned from a two weeks stay in
Atlantic City.
Mrs Julia Roos, who with her
daughter, Miss Constance Shumaker,
secretary TO Representative Ramspeck
of Georgia, has been the guest of her
brother, Mr.. Harvey Smith. and Mrs.
Smith at 46ll Morgan drive, Chevy
Chase, has returned to her home in
Atlanta
Miss Pauline Yates Long has re-
turned TO her home in Washington
after spending the week end at An
napoliS
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Luncheon to Honor
73 Club President
On This "Wednesday

INHE 73 Club, composed Of the wives
and members of the Seventy
third Congress, will give a closing
mplimentary luncheon in honor OF
the president, Mrs. Charles J. Golden
OF California, and secretary, Mrs. J.
Buell. Snyder of Pennsylvania, and
the past president, Mrs. Otha S.
Wearin Of Iowa, and past secretary,
Mrs. Edward r. Burke Ct Nebraska.
The luncheon will be held at the
Congressional Country Club Wednes-
day at O'Clock. The committee is
headed by Mrs. James A Meeks.
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n r. AND MRS. OLIVER T..
n II RAGONNET of Falkland
VI Manor. Silver Spring, Md.
we're "at home" last evening
from S to o'clock, entertaining in
honor Of Mr.. Ragonnets mother. Mrs.
e, r. 7agonnet, of New York, who is
passing several weeks here, and his
brother, Lieut.. Lucien Ragonnet Of
Washington. who leaves Tuesday for
his new station at Bath, Me L!lacs.
dogWood and bridal wreath formed
effective decorations for the lovely
Did mansion.
Mrs r. Rowland Moore of Plainfield
in Sandy Spring announces the en-
gagement Of her daughter. Mary Eliza =
beth, 10 Mr. Joseph Mitchell of
Hockessin. Del The wedding is TO
take place in the near future.
Mrs. Peter L. Decker has as her
guests at her home in Bethesda. Nd e.,
Mrs. Arthur Weed of Cherry Valley
n. Y. and Mrs. George Redmond OF
lOIOiltO, CdDdCd. MIS-, "OOO ana
Mrs. Redmond have spent the Winter
in Bradenton. Fla. and are now en-
route 10 their homes in the North.
Mrs Martin Kins:nger, jr. of Sill
yer Spring entertained Thursday eve
ming at dinner and bridge for II
guests. The affair was a surprise BIRTH
day party in honor of Mrs Garland
Wolfe in celebration Of her birthday
anniversary.
Several hundred residents OF Be
thesda, Chevy Chase and Washington
were present at the tea given yes
terday afternoon at the Womans Club
of Bethesda on Georgetown road. The
guests were received in the long as
semblv room of the club and were
greeted by Mrs George w. Pariseau.
Mrs. Edwin Etz, Mrs Chares l..
Chambers and Miss Clara Saunders.
Tea was served on the Sallie Fon-
taine Perry Memorial Terrace. adjoin-
ing the club house. and Mrs. E. NJ.
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Bridge Lectures to Close.

Maxwell l.. Johnston. Culbertson
bridge expert, will conclude his current
series Of bridge lectures with talk at
2 pm. Tuesday and another at s pm.
Wednesday in the Potomac Electric
Power Co. auditorium.
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DINNER TO HONOR POPE

VATICAN CITY, May CP'.-
Eugenio Cardinal Pacelli will give a
banquet in the Vatican May 81 in
celebration of Pope Plus 10th birth
dav anniversary.
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Archduke Anton Visits Astors.

LONDON, May tP).-The Arch
duke Anton Of Hapsburg and the
srchduchess arrived yesterday in their
own plane for visit to Lord and Lady
Astor. The Astors recently were their
guests near Vienna.
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CAPITAL Man to Aid Drive

DR.. Herbert H. Kimball of Washing
ton, graduate of New Hampshire Uni
versity in the class of 1884, has beer
appointed one of 72 class agents of the
alumni fund campaign for the second
year. according to word received here.
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Mrs. Henry r. Rea of Pittsburgh
and Palm Beach arrived in Washing
ton Friday. She will attend the bene-
At to be given by the Gray Ladies'
Corps at Walter Reed Hospital, which
will celebrate its 18th birthday ami
versary May %.
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ER. AND MRS. OLIVER E.
II II RAGONNET of Falkland
VI Manor. Silver Spring, Md.
we're "at home" last evening
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Mrs. Roosevelt Hostess
Convention Delegates
Of Trade Union League
The Netherlands Minister and Nine. de With
Will Entertain California Visitors at
Dinner This Evening"

and Mrs Roosevelt have as their guests at the
White Sir Bede Clifford, governor of the Bahama
Islands and Lady Clifford, who will remain with then
L until
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-24
LEADERS WATCH
 lEMKE POLL
Meriden Paper's Check.up Shows Swing to
 Union Candidate

With the union pArtyS campaign tn New England opening this week tn earnest for the purpose of pUt- ting Congressman Wtlllam I.enke acrcss for the once oe president Of the United states. loeal maior party heads are watching with interest he presidential poll now being con. dueted by the Meriden Record. The Silver city straw ballot to date shows . swing to Lemke by a large number Of voters who four years ego voted either for Roosevelt or Hoover.
 Many guesOs have already been made here concerning the slHe of the vote tho union party will reg. lster in Waterbury. The N, Q. g. J. followers arc claiming that they wan poll 10000 votes In Waterbury.
 This estimate is discounted cona slderably by the local democratic and republican leaders. At the same time they are graVely eon- oerned. The Merlden poll shows that the most of those who have al. ready cast straw votes will shift their ballot from the Roosevelt column of le92 to the Lemke column of leSe. However, the number of those who have signllled their intention of swinging their republican votes of RNAlr VeARa MWA AA NhN union naPky this year is also large.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-24
WOMAN JUDGES PHOTO CONTEST
Magazine Editor to Pass on ChlIdren's Photos; Y Local Store In Contest

Eminent child authority Mrs,
 Mafy V. Buchanan, managing editor l0g RArontB Magazine, will Do ono 1 Of tho judges Of personality and
 chaFhoteF in the 9th chlldFens na.
 tienai photograph contest now in
 gsill swing from Maine Co California. With progessional activities as
 1ougnall6t which includes former l'conneetiong with tho Paris edition ,oe tho New York Herald and Good i Housekeeping, and Q two year Euro. \ pean trip with her husband, George lIV, Buchanan, journalist on . large
 eastern daily, have not prevented Mrs, Buchanan from keeping in econstant touch with children aB IlcounseloF and tutor ln one of tho ,IiaFgest summer camps in New Eng Hand, After her return from Europe,
 Dhe returned Co her post as manAg. lling editor of Parents Magazine.
 "rho 9th Children'B National Photograph contest, says Mrs, Du. < Buchanan, "IB unique among chlls tirn's contests. Instead Of judging
 foF pfettIness or cutenesB, the board Df judges chooses for winners of the 1864 cash prizes totaiIng S2O00,00, ,childFen whose personality and lIchaFacter as reflected in their pho.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-24
FUNERALS

Burial was in tho family plot ir new St, JoSeph'S cemetery.
 The funeral of Mrs. Mary LaWloI Phelan was held this morning al e;30 o'clock from her home, 62 Col umbia boulevard to St. Margaret's church ct Q o'clock where Q solemn high mass was celebrated by Rev. J, Oliver Cronan, assisted by Rev, Peter ?, Daly RS deacon and Rev, John Conlan as sub.deacon.
 The bearers were Dr. James Law. Tor, Martin Campion, John CaVa. naugh, James Kane, Frank skehan and James Grady. Interment was in the family plot In new St, Jos. eph's cemetery with committal sorV. ices by Rev. Peter DAly.
 The funeral of Michael J, Mo. Evoy was held this morning from the home, 70 Linden street. at e:30 o'clock to the Immaculate Coneep. tion church where Q solemn high mass of requiem was celebrated at Q o'clock by Rev. Jerome Cooke, as- sisted by Rev. Joseph Rice as dea- con and Rev. George Reilly aS sub deacon,
 A special musical program was rendered by the Sacred Heart choir of which Mr. McEvoy was 6 mem- ber for many years with Miss 0eor- gianna Wolff as director and orga- mist, schmidts requiem mass was sung by the choir.
 Seated in the sanctuary were Rev. Thcmas P. Mulcahy, Rev. Henry quinn, Rev. Francis O'shea, Rev. Henry J. Cassidy, Rev. Edward Nor. Fison, Rev. Henry Coleman, Rev, Francis Barrett Rev, Albert Calla- han and Rev. John Costello.
 Honorary bearers representing B, ?. o. E,, 206, were Atty. Walter Monagan, 6rr James Y. Nagle, R, L, Palatine, John '. Bulger, Joseph Connor and James Mccarthy. Rep- resenting Sheridan Council, 24, Knights of Columbus were: Charles Mcdonald, Atty, Vincent scully, Mortimer Connor, Christopher Han. Icy, Joseph Comerford and David Ramon.
 Active bearers were James Mee- han, Richard Deeley, George Me- Donald, Prank Reid, Prank Kenny and Henry Dunn. Interment was in the family plot in Calvary cem- etery with committal services by Rev. Henry r. Cassidy, assisted by Rev. Francis Barrett and Rev. George Reilly.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-24
IPONZI IS OUT
 FOR REVENGE
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(Continued from Page lO
 excited moods Rs he talked to the correspondent,
 On Way To Hell
 "I'm going to pieces, I'm going to hell, and I'm going to take Q lot of people to hell with me-" said PonEi, predicting his description of tho book, "The Boston Merry-Qo. Round", which he S writing,
 Highest living and dead person. ages of Massachusetts, Including the late President Calvin Coolidge, will be "unmasked" in the book, said PonEi. Tracing hts riSe and fall, the man who formerly was known as the financial wizard" of Boston and now 6 deported alien, Is not per. mltted to return to America to con. test his wite's divorce suit, will "tell all I know about respectable rest. dents of Massachusetts"
 Many Wlll Be Exposed
 "Tho Merry 0o- Round will serve to deliver bitter medicine to many present and former government and civil oflolals in the Boston area" said PonEi. Many . district.attorney and police ofileer will be exposed in 1t, I'm going to spill the goods on oil thoso who received money from me, others who stole lt. None of them, although they very well knew my position, has come aeross with any cash,
 PonEi recalled that prior to inter. Vention Of the United States goV- ernment and the state of Massa- chusetts, resulting in his conviction on charges of using the mails to do. fraud and larceny by false preten- ton, he frequently made gifts" or loans Of as much aS $60,000,
 Had Sio,OoO,oOO Once
 T had Si0,ooo,ooo in cash on July %, io20," Ponsi recalled. T handed every cent back to tho investors whereas could, with Si,000, 900, have bought my freedom. My mother died of the shock, l left my heauti- ful estate, my shining automobiles, everything, exchanging them for a cell in the Plymouth, Mass. prison, where I spent Ave years. left that prison to enter tho ChRrlestown state penitentiary, where I remained for another seven years.
 T was deported then, but only be- cause had technically served two prison sentences talthough both were on one charge). l left, but l came to Italy determined to make good, to start oil over again, happy because my wife Rose was sticking by mo, Now that she's filed divorce proceedings, in which she states she Is entitled to freedom because served more than Ave years in prison, my attitude has changed Those whom thought then were my friends will suffer,
 Coming Here Secretly
 ITO emphasize my attitude, you can toll the newspapers I frequently get drunk: soon win quit my job as Q salesman of construction mater. ials, in which I was doing pretty well; will live on borrowed money And you can add that I'm laylne careful plans to make . surprise ap. pearance in the United States when I'm least expected"
 PonZi did not say when he ex. poets to complete the Boston. Merry Co., Round"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-24
OBITUARY

REILLY-Mrs. Ellen Gibney Reilly, wife of Michael Reilly, died sudden. ly Saturday noon at her home ct I7 Sarsfleld street. Born in County CaVan, Ireland, she has been a resi- dent Of this city for many years. She was a communicant of St. Thomas church and was member of the Rosary Confraternity of that church.
 She is survived by her husba I'd; two daughters, Mary E. and Kath. ryn A.; two sons, Bernard J., all of this city, and Joseph r. of Newport, R. l.: two sisters, Mrs. Kathryn O. Keefe and Mrs. James Reilly; sev. eral grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.
 The funeral will be held from the home tomorrow morning at 8:3O O.. clock to St. Thomas church where a solemn high mass will be ccle- brated ct 0 o'clock. Burial will DC in the new St. Josephs cemetery.
 hlcNAh1AnA-William McNamara of Ansonia, brother of Prank j. Aaclaamara of this city; died Friday
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-24

Arrested Iast night by PatFol- man Thomas M. D0dds after . fight which by their own Admis. sion started over . ten cent sand. wIch, two men were AFFalgned be. fore Judge Edward MascOl0 ln city court today and given 90 day cOntInuances or charges Of breach of peace. The accused were George MRFtIn0, 24, of l8 Etna stFeete and Harry Bteshlk, %, of 90 C0ssctt street, patron and pro. pFlet0F, respectively, Of . North End restaurant,
 PatFOlmRn D0ddS said when he entered the restaurant last night he found both men eng6ged In . fight and fixtures and booths
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-24
GERALD DOYON
 EXCELS IN CAMP

Gerald Doyon of Waterbury, now stationed at Camp Hadley, eco camp, in Madison, figured promi. nently in 6 recent ball game between tho camp Hadley team anS . nine from Camp Buck. Hadley won the game and a long tWo.baSc hit by DOyon accounted for two of his teams runs. Doyon will take part in . championship game between Camp Hadley and Camp Stuart Of East Hampton tomorrow night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-24
NEWTON NOT TO
 ACCEPT OFFICE

Clark H. w. Newton, who was rec gently elected president of the state 0rotto association, stated last eve. ing that he would, under no circume stances, accept the ofice, His re. iusal means that another member will be elected at the next meeting
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-24
HAMBURGER INSULTED-
 Proprietor Fights For Its Honor

considerably damaged, MaFtlnO told the court lt all began over . hamburger sandwich that dld not meet with hls approval.
 Ills demand for another sand. wlch was refused, he said and one word led Co another, until Ste. shlk and another restaurant em. pl0ye tried Co fOrcibly eject him. Ills glasses were broken In the struggle and he let fly . bottle which narrowly missed Steshik's head.
 Steshlk said; Everybody eats that hamburger and no ono has complained except this fellow. It's good hamburger" Both were advised to let the matter drop.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-24
ANNUAL OUTING

The annual outing of the Holy Name society of St. Joseph's parish, scheduled to be held yesterday, was postponed because of the weather. The outing will be held later at Stokes cottage, Lake Quassapaug. evening at the Grimm hospital. He was active in the .. 6. Navy during the World War and has been resid' ing in Ansonia for years.
 The funeral will be held toEnor. row morning at S:30 o'clock from the home to the church of the Assump. ton aE Q o'clock. Interment will be in sk Marys cemetery, there.
 SMITH - Mrs. Rebecca Webb Smith, widow of the late Reuben Hazen Smith, one time editor of the Waterbury American, died ct the home of Mrs. John Spencer of Meadow street, Winsted, yesterday afternoon. She was So years of age.
 She is survived by two sons. one living in California and the other in the middle west. A granddaugh- ter also survives.
 Funeral arrangements arc not complete but burial will be tn Plymouth.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-24
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our many reln. tIVes, friends and DeighbOrs, eB- pecIaiIy the Tide water 0lI Co. The Waterbury Pure Ice Co, the East ern COnstructIon Co, and the Ems plOyes of the Waterbury Mason Supply Co.,, for the sympathy and Kindness shown us during our re. cent bereavement, the death of our beloved husband and father, MI" chaeI Mastrlahna. MRS. CARMELIA MAsTHIANNA
 and FAMILY
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-24
BABIN URGES USE
 OF P. o. BOXES

An effort to educate Waterburians to use post ofiace boxes is being made by Postmaster Charles A. Babin There are i,700 boxes in the post of1ace. The postmaster urged bus. mess men particularly to take ad" vantage of the service.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-24

tographB iB exceptionally outstand. inE. There is no fuss, no bother Parents simply take their children of i4 years of age or under to a photograph studio Of the depart. Inent store taking part in the con. test for their district, have the ChIDdB picture taken, and 6 dupll. cabI photograph is automatically BubEitted to the judges"
 In Waterbury Rowland. Hughes lB participating In the contest which runs from August 10 to September i2 in over 200 cities from coast to coast.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-24
DIED

REgLLY--fn this city, Aug. g2nd. I936, Mrs. Ellen nIbDey Kelly of I7 Barsheid Bt. Funeral tomorrow morning, ct s:30 o'clock from the home, tO St. TIgomHs, Church. Bur. lai In New St. J0Bephs cemetery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-24
AUDIENCE oP POPE

CaBtcI dandolfo, Italy, Aug. 24 - (UP)--The pope granted Q private audience of.46 minutes today to Ex' empress Zita, who Is trying to re- store her son, Otto to the Austrian throne,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-24

The Lithuanian Independent Political club have secured John ". Stokes, we'll known caterer, Co to prepare Che food for Che an. nuAl clambake, Sunday, Septem. Der 2. The event will take place at the Alpha Sporting club. day fo last week.