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other concerts in the District,

other concerts in the District.
The Mcdowell Colony was estab-
lished as a memorial to the late Ed
ward MacDowell. outstanding Ameri-
can composer. his wife, q brilliant
pianist, working tirelessly to make it
a haven for creative artists. Writer'S,
musicians. painters and sculptors oc-
cupy small houses in the inspiring
mountains Of New England and are
undisturbed to complete their work.
Among the many who have lived in
the colony are Villa Gather, Dubose
Hayward. tPorgie) william Benet,
Thornton Wilder, Aaron Copeland,
Elinor Wylie and Mrs. H. H. A. Beach.
Over half a dozen Pulitzer prize win.
ners are numbered among the COLI
oniSts.
The colony is only partially en-
dowed and practically owes its ex.
istence to the personal efforts of Mrs.
MacDowen. who has carried on the
work for over rs years.
Mary Howe has worked at the
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colony at different times over a period
Of some years. finding the quiet of the
pine woods stimulating and helpful
in her work.
Tickets for the program Sunday
afternoon may be had at the home of
Mrs. Howe at 1919 H street or at the
door of the Textile Museum at the
time of the concert.
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Benefit Recital
At Textile Museum

The Mcdowell Colony at Peterboro.
N. H., will be the beneficiary Of the
program of madrigals and old music
for recorder and virginals which the
Four Howes will give Sunday after
noon In the Textile Museum at 1880
S street northwest. The Four Howes,
Mary Howe. composer and pianist, and
her two sons and daughter, Bruce
Howe and Calderon Howe and Molly
Howe, will present the interesting
music of other years at $3.50 o'clock.
Mary Howe in private life Mrs. Wal
ter Bruce Howe, is one of the leading
composers of Washington. her COM
positions having been played by the
National Symphony Orchestra. DR..
Hans Kinder conductor, and at many
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Debutante Returns.

Miss Alice Tuckerman, debutante
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter r.
Tuckerman, is expected to urn to-
day from Baltimore, where she was
the guest overnight of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Howard Hamilton and their debu-
tante daughter. Miss Elizabeth Mar.
shall Hamilton. Miss Tuckerman
went to Baltimore yesterday ir time
for the Princeton Triangle Clubs
performance and later attended the
ball which Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton
gave for their daughter at the Alcazar.
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Visit in Kentucky.

Mr. and Mrs. William Cummins OF
Falkland Manor. Silver Spring, Md
have gone to Ashton. KY, where they
are visiting their son and daughter
in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Scott. dur
ing the holidays. Mrs. Virginia Han
cock Cassel, who is also of Falkland
Manor. is spending Christmas in
Richmond, Va, with relatives.
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Entertaining Guests.

Col and Mrs. Alvin Barton Barber
have with them for few days their
daughter, Mrs. Samuel Drury Clark
of Hartford, Conn. Mrs. Clark was,
before her marriage in Jrne, Miss
Janet Barton Barber.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Barber Of Cam
bridge, Mass, also are the guests of
Mr.. Barbers parents at Sky Meadows,
Bradley Hills, Md.
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Returns From Visit.

Miss Virginia H. Brown has re-
turned to her home in Kensington,
Md, after passing two months in
Chicago. where she was the guest of
her brother and sister-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Walworth Brown. Miss
Brown is the daughter of former
Mayor Frederick W. Brown of Ken
sington. and Mrs. Brown.
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MIR. and Mrs. Scott
Have Cancelled Trip

Mr.. and Mrs. James Brown Scott
have been compelled to cancel their
proposed trip to Chicago to attend
the meeting of the American Associa-
ton of Law Schools, due to the illness
of Mrs. Scott, who has been confined
vember.
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Chavezes Here.

Senator and Mrs. Denis Chavez OF
New Mexico have arrived in Washing
ton and have taken suite at the
Raleigh. With Senator and Mrs. Cha
vez is their daughter, Miss Gloria
Chavez.
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Miss Betty Bruce Campbell
Enga ged to Mr.. Patrick J. Ickes.

COL AND MRS. BRUCE r. CAMP
BELL of 1916 Emerson street
announce the engagement Of their
daughter. Betty Bruce. to Mr.. Patrick
J. Ickes. son Of the late Capt and Mrs.
w. S. Ickes
The engagement will be formally
announced at dinner party to-
morrow
The wedding will take place in the
Spring.
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D. c., will be nosts at junior dance
to be held at the sail loft in the Navy
Yard on Tuesday, December 20, from
9 TO 1890.
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Ellis Of Kansas City. Mo. son of Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Hayne Ellis.
Miss Mcdowell. who is a daughter
of the late Capt. MacDowell, U. S. N,
attended Dobbs Ferry and made her
debut in Washington in 1888. She is
a granddaughter of Mr.. Theodore w.
Noyes and the late Mrs Noyes. Mr..
Ellis attended Yale University and
now Is in business in Kansas City.
No date has been set for the we'd
ding
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Junior Dance.

The commandant and officers of the
Navy Yard and station, Washington,
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Announced
Miss Mary Mcdowell to Wed Mr.
Robert A. L. Ellis.

RS. RALPH w. Mcdowell
announces the engagement
of her daughter Mary to
Mr. Rot,ort Aloyandor Tan0
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-05
Villa Marie Lodge
 Hears Style Address

Miss Margaret Bowling was the guest speaker at a meeting of the Villa Maria lodge held last evening at Moose hall. Miss Bowling spoke on women's styles and gave the members many interesting helps in {, e art of choosing clothes. She urged the June graduate to select clothing of a youthful rather than sophisticated nature. Miss Bowling also stated that the June bride no longer confined herself to the white gowns but had a choice of pastel shades which are now being used for weddings. A question and an- swer period was also enjoyed in which Miss Bowling related some interesting experiences of her pur- chasing trips in New York.
 The annual May day party of the lodge will be held on May 24 at Moose hall with arrangements Tn charge of the arrangements com mittee. Respect was paid to two deceased members, Mrs. Jan Frechette and Mrs. Julia Desco- teaux when minute of silence was observed. The meeting was presided over by Miss Cecilia Rochon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-05

Bronneke, Florence Greenleaf, vic- toria Liebrich, Mary Doyle Camp, Harriet Goodyear, Ruth Stoughton, Josephine Somers, Ruth Parker, Helen Downey, Margaret Shell, Is- abelle Bradley, Therese Bario, Edith SelleW, Anna Platt, Emily Meriman, Helen Merimann, Madeline Mar shall, Anne Cronan, Sophia Smith, Alice R. Elliott, Carolyn Benhafn, Edna Kott, Cora Crompton, Rena Puffer, Alethea Puffer, May Somers, Myra Somers, Elizabeth Somers, Hanna Miller, Olive Marshall, May Reeves, Ruth Olson, Helen Tareila, Marion Voketaitis Ruth Liebeck.
 Immediately following the sup- per, Miss Marjorie Farley talked on peace bonds, explaining their purpose.
 The club is sponsoring a rum mage sale to be held Wednesday afternoon from to 8 D. m. and Thursday morning from 9 to 12 at the coroner of Kingsbury street and North Main street.
 On May IA there will be a card party in the club rooms, with prize for each table, under the management of Miss Cora Cromp- ton, each member being urged to get up a table.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-05
Coming EUents
---Gualtieri photo.

May l0-Communion breakfast, Santa Maria circle, at The Elton. May 11--1nstitution of c and c auxiliary, Buckingham hall. May l1--Annnal meeting, Water bury Teachers association.
 May 14-Royal Purple degree, Ansantawae encampment.
 May 15-Military ball, V. P. w., the armory.
 May 16-Sigma 1ota Theta con- vention, The Elton.
 May 10-Anniversary celebration, Mendelssohn Male chorus.
 May 16-Order of Rainbow install lation.
 May 17-open meeting of Catho- lie Study club.
 May 2O-Waterbury Girls cluk dance, Hamilton park pavilion.
 May 21-Montaganesc auxiliary dinner dance, Womens club.
 May 22-Sigma Iota Theta spring dance, Waverly inn.
 May 22-Italian- American Fed minstrel, Buckingham hall.
 May 22-Annual May hop, Order Of Rainbow, Temple hall.
 May 23.-Opening Of British War Veterans quarters.
 May go - Gymnastic exhibition iOuggan gymnasium.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-05

May 5-Combined high school or- chestra concert at Wilby.
 May 8-Bingo party, Santa Maria cricle, Hilbernian hall.
 May Annual election, Brass City aeric of Eagles.
 May 7--Canton T. R. Martin aux Hilary degree work.
 May 7-H. T. Burlcigh negro chorus, Davenport hall.
 May 7--Annivcrsary celebration Mattatuck commandery.
 May 7-Dinner dance, Daughters of Italy, Waverly inn.
 May Annual meeting, Brass City aerie of Eagles.
 May 7-Forty-fivc Tournament oI Mayflcwer Camp, Royal Neighbor' of America.
 May S-Irish dance contests Buckingham hall. May S-BunKer Hill Literary club luncheon.
 May 8-Annual meeting, Water bury Bar association.
 May 8-Columbian Squircs min strel show, Temple hall.
 May S-Annual meeting, A. A. U. W.
 May 0-American Institute of Banking speaking contest.
 May O-Annual meeting, Order of Rainbow, Masonic temple.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-05
St. Lucy's Society
 Enjoys Breakfast

The Children of Mary society of St. Lucy's church held their com munion breakfast Sunday morning at the Bosco Mayflower Grill fol- lowing the o'clock mass. A light k"eakfast followed by entertainment was enjoyed. The guests Of honor were Rev. J. Wreen, missionary Of the Holy Name Order who is con- ducting a mission at the church. He delivered a most interesting talk on Mothers day. Miss Mary c. Martin, local social worker for the Chil- dren's Community Center in New Haven, spoke on the treatment and medical care given to children who are in care of the institution. Mrs. James Warning Mccoy, field repre- sentative of the Children's Center showed moving pictures of the work and activities of the Center which were thoroughly enjoyed by the audience.
 Miss Catherine Summa was chairman of the committee and was assisted by Misses Lydia Fertile, Theresa Burtone and Megilia Be- linda.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-05
ELTON CONTRACT CLUB

Tn yesterday afternoons session of the Elton Contract club conducted oy Mrs. William sherman Smith tor scorers were: Mrs. Walter Wood and Mrs. Joseph Wood, 971a; Mrs. August Dinkler and Mrs. A. c. Deming, 03; Mrs. Louis Schmidt and Mrs. James Ross, 02, and East and West Mrs Asa York and Mrs. J. F. Reilly, 94h Mrs. George Moeller and Mrs. Louis Lougee. 94; and Mrs. G. W. Sven tor and Mrs. Thomas Tobln, 87A.
 Top scorers to date were Wood Wolfe, 263; Vanasse-Bronsl;y, 260; France Aubrey 257l4, and East ano West Moeller-Lougee, 275i@; Miller Pidge, 261ls and Sweeney"Niclson 259Ia.
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follows: Opening service, Miss M. L. Howard; greetings, Mrs. J. O. Hendrickson: reparts, secretary, Mrs. c. H. Bidwell; treasurer, Mrs. J. H. Morsehead; seals, Mrs. A. M. Brown and loving cups, Mrs. B. R.. Gardner; demonstration, "Why Forward?" state ofilcers; devotion al, "When Forward" Mrs. r. A.. Tobey; address, "Where Forward?" Africa, D. H. J. Lerrigo; talka- tive luncheon in charge of Mrs. L.. M. Benett.
 The afternoon session will be prer faced by an organ recital at 9 o'clock followed by an address, "Forward' by Miss Delphine B. Avery and Miss Marguerite Eld- redge; report of resolutions com- mittee, Mrs. Samuel Dane; election of officers, Mrs. w. B. Lawson; gift boxes, dramatized by Mrs. II. s. Palmer; negro spirituals, Union Baptist church, Stamford; offering; where Forward" United States, Miss Mildred Cummings; prayer, Rev. J. 0. Hendrickson; adjourn ment,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-05
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Church. Clubs Met Last EUening

Mrs. Albert Harris presided at a meeting of the Woman's Get-to- Gether club of the Third Congrega- tional church which took place last night at the church parlors. Dur ing the evening plans were formu- lated for a rummage sale t be held on Thursday, May Fist at which time articles of clothing will be very acceptable.
 The committee appointed to supervise the sale consists of Mrs. Morton Chipman, chairman; Mrs. Paul Van DeBobart, Mrs. Louis Val- Lott, Mrs. Edna McKenna, Mrs. William Weston, Mrs. John Joyce, Mrs. N. Costaldo, and Mrs. Harold L. Fogg.
 During the evening a vote of ap- preciatoin was extended Mrs. Eliza Andrews for purize donation which was won by Miss Jannette Petincino. The regular prize donat- ed by Mrs. Arthur Nihols was awarded to Mrs. Albert Harris.
 Tea was served at a social which followed, the hostesses being Mrs. Frank Wilson Mrs. William Weston, Mrs. Albert Harris and Mrs. Edna McKenna.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-05
Engagements
CALLENDER.TRACY

MT. and Mrs. Morton c. Tracy of WaterVille street announce the engagement of their daughter Marion Calender to William Frederick Meister, son Of Fred erick Meister of Frank street Miss Tracy is @ graduate of Saint Margaret's school and Teachers college of Connecticut. For the past two years she has been member of the faculty of the Col linsville schools. Mir. Meister is a graduate of Wilby high school ane is affiliated with the sales depart ment of the American Brass Go The wedding will take place 1T June.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-05
Weddings
TRACY.CAYANAUGM

The marriage of Miss Mary Eliza beth Cavanaugh, daughter of Deputy Fire Chief and Mrs. Thomas CaVanaugh of Lake street and Will liam Tracy, son of MT. and Mrs. Patrick Tracy of South street took place yesterday morning at Q o'clock ct the Blessed Sacrament church. Rev. Edward L. Morrison officiated ct the ceremony and also celebrated the nuptial mass which followed. The attending couple were: MT. and Mrs. Frank A. Tracy, brother and sister-in of the bridegroom.
 The bride wore gown of shell pink lace in Princess model and wore a pink net hat. She carried an arm bouquet of Talisman roses. lire attendant wore a gown of baby blue lace in Princess style and also wore net hat of corresponding shade. Her arm bouquet was of yell low roses.
 Following the ceremony 6 recep- ton was held at the home of the bride. The couple left on a wedding trip to New York and Washington, D. C., the bride wearing a brown tweed travelling suit with accessories to correspond. Upon returning they will reside on Woodtick road.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-05
Contract Bridge
CONNECTICUT CHAMPIONSHIP
 TOURNEY

Top scorers in the second session of the qualifying round of tho Vest crn Connecticut Team of Four bridge tournament held last even- ing under the direction of Mrs. w. s. Smith were: pr. F.. R. Wolfe, W. s, smith, Mrs. Fl. J. Stettbacher and Mrs. W. s. Smith, 15h; H. l.. Neu- man, Leo Battle, r. A. Thompson, and Harold Barrett l4M.
 The two teams which will repre- sent the Waterbury district at the tournament finals to be held in Bridgeport on Saturday arc: Ivan Coulter Allan Ruffin, Herman Rehm and Arthur Weckler and the team of Dr. E. R. Wolfe, w. s, Smith, Mrs. H. J. Stettbacher and Mrs. w. s. Smith.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-05
|B. And P. Club Addressed
 AtMonthly Supper Meeting

Lyall H. Hill of the staff of the Waterbury American addressed the members of the Waterbury Business and Professional Women's club at their monthly dinner meeting last night. Mir. Hills talk, entitled "Hur- ry Up and Live" was based on two novels, Precious Bane" and Speak to the Earth"
 Preceding the talk, supper was served in the club rooms, and the following members were present:
 Mabel w. Jordan, Charlotte Mer- chant, Mabel Burn, Mabel Bach mann, Ruth Grinnell, Jeanette
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-05
Personal

Lieutenant William Pinkey of the United States army has returned te his duties at Hamilton Field, Sar Rafael, California. after a visit oi several weeks at the home of De- tectiye Lieutenant and Mrs, Mat thew Balanda, of Chipman street.
 A rummage sale will be held to- morrow by the Daughters of Beth Fl at the corner Of Bishop and Elizabeth streets.
 Misses Alma and Rosa Gencst have returned from a weeks motor trip through Canada.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-05

I received two interesting hands today from the Pacific coast. They were presented in Tom Stoddard's Bridge Forum. The first one has several interesting points.
 First of all, if North were to make his normal opening-that is, lead the suit bid by his partner-the contract could easily be defeated.
 The opening lead is one of the most important parts of the game, Why should North open his long est and strongest suit, when he
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-05

deciarcr could not get into dummy to cash his four good spade tricks.
 After winning the spade trick, South led a heart, which North won with the queen. He then shifted to diamond. South won this trick and returned a heart. which de- clarer won with the ace. North and South were bound to make the ace of clubs and at least one more tricks, defeating the con- tract.
 Copyright, 1886, NEA Service, Inc. )
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-05

A greenback shower was given re- gently in honor of Miss Josephine Stango by Mrs. Michael Negaro at the Brooklyn YMCA. Entertainment was enjoyed and delicious lunch con was served.
 Those present were: Theresa Publiese, Amelia Petto, Mrs. A. George, Doris Dizinno, Mrs. Grace Mastrianni, Mrs. Mary D'Agati, Mrs. Giannelli, Miss Giannelli, Miss Rose Forino, Mrs. Flnmighetti. Miss Flamighetti, Miss Rose Tellerico, Miss Mary Ann Stango, Mrs g.. Musco, Yolanda Cicero, Mary Amodeo, Angelo Amodeo, Mrs. Frances Contise, Jennie Ricchia, Miss Florence Verrastro, Mrs, Frank Crocc, Mrs. Fannie DeLillo, Florence Passaro, Mrs. Vincent Ma turo, Mrs. Maria Berardi, Mrs. An- thony Ortello, Connie Spina, Mrs. Flico Boccardi, Mrs. Lilly Gianelli, Mrs. Bernardi, Miss Bernardi, Mrs. Margarita Ortelle, Mrs. P. George, Mrs. Margaret Signone. Miss Sig none, Miss Josephine Stango, Mrs. Carmella Rondinara, Dutchy Mas trianni, Miss Jennie Daddona, Miss Rose Daddona, Mrs. Diorio, Mary Crisafullo, Mrs. Valerie, Miss Val eric, Mrs. Marian DiSantis, Mrs Mary Morris, Esther Giannelli, Miss Jane Forino, Mrs. Josephine Riccia, Mrs. Josephine Becce, Mrs. Philo- mena Bergantino, Miss Mary Or telle, Mrs. Migaldi Miss Migaldi, Miss Letitia Santucct, Miss Angeline Fiacomi, Mrs. Frank Di5iase, Jos ephine Montogno, Mrs. Theresa Ella, Mrs. Angeline Izzo, Mrs. Anna Barnelli, Mrs. James Barrclli, Miss Mary Barrelli, Mrs. Mary Colannino, Fannie Quattro, Miss Lena Sciascia, Julia Fora, Mrs. Nj. Negaro, Mrs. Frank Marciano, Mrs. Ciampi, Mil- dred Passerelli, Mrs. Mary Tiganella, Miss Eva CiVitello, Edith Fantano, Dorotheo Ariola, Mrs. Di1Ieo, Mrs Grace DiBenedltto, Mary Romaniel- 10, Mrs. Philip Santole, Mrs. Car mela Jacovesso, Mary Petronero Mrs. Grace Fontano, Mrs. Angeline Campus, Carmella Mastriannl Georgette Broden, Elsie 1nnaccio, Julia Migaldi, Susie DiCarlo.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-05

has no rc-ensry and especially when his partner has opened the bidding? Now, if South had bid one club, North might have some reason for opening the heart suit, as today the original bid of one club means noth- ing in regard to the holding. unless 1t is rebid.
 As a matter of fact. I should not think 1t a bad idea if the lawmakers were to consider permitting a play CT to state simply. v am making an opening bid and everyone can guess what my holding is." When a play CT bids a diamond. you can usually figure that he holds a diamond suit or at least can stand q diamond lead.
 Nevertheless, even after North made a pnor opening. South cer- tainly came through with flying colors by naklng q brilliant defen- sive play.
 West won the first sheart trick in his own hand with the ten spot and then played the ten Of spades, talk ing the finease. South dropped the four spot.
 Now. cf course. declarer thought everything was rosy played anoih. er spade f.ld put ths jack on From dumHi.'. South won iRia irics. and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-05
Personal
Baptist Women ConUene M Stamford Next Week

Three local women hold ofiices in the Woman's Baptist Mission society of Connecticut which will convene for its 18th annual meet ing ct the First Baptist church fin Stamford on Wednesday, May 13. Mrs. Adrian L. Mulloy of Pier pont road is first vice-president of the society, Mrs. James II. Morse head of Clinton street is treasurer and Mrs. Wilbur H. Allen of Wind- sor street is on the resolutions committee.
 The program for the convention
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-05

The Lord Kitchener Post and Auxiliary will hold joint social in the new club rooms at 95 Bank street on Saturday evening. Mem- bers of the auxiliary are requested to bring refreshments.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-05
Santa Mario Circle
 Arranges Breakfast

There will be a special meeting of Santa Maria Circle, Daughters of Isabella, to be held at Hibernian hall tomorrow night beginning at 7:46 o'clock. Plans will be completed at this time for the Communion break fast to be held on Mothers Day at the Elton Hotel after the members attend the 8 o'clock mass at the Immaculate Conception church.
 The meeting will be followed by a bingo party, sponsored by the choir of the circle.
 A birthday party was given in honor of Miss Lillian Haggerty Erie day evening ct her home 237 Boyden street by 8 group of her friends, about eighteen attending. She re- ceived many gifts. A buffet lunch was served late in the evening.
 Miss Helen Brennan, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. W. F. Brennan l86 Meadow street, Naugatuck, hns been chosen a member of the May Queens Court, to appear in the pretty ceremony of coronation which takes place on May 9th, at the annual Mission May day, at the Col lege of New Rochelle.
 The Queen and her court arc elected on the basis of popularity and beauty. Miss Marie Bohan, New York city, has been elected queen.
 Miss Brennan, e member of the senior class, has been one of the most popular girls in the college holding several important offices including that of president of her class during her freshman year; vice-president during her sophomore and junior, and treasurer this year
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-05
CONTRACT BRIDGE
By VIM. E. MCKINNEY Secretary os the American Bridge lHG

Wrong Lead Hurts Play Opponent Fails to Open Suit His Partner Has Bid, But Clever Defense
 Makes up for Lapse
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-05
GOLDFISH MASCOT ON TUG

Middletown, Conn. - (UP) - A tugboat plying between Hartford and New York has new mascot a goldfish. Michael Iwanicha, deck hand, rescued Pinky in an exhausted condition near the river dock and took him on board where he made a rapid recovery.
 Registered airplanes in France now number 2.093.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-05
Weddings
Dental Group To
 Hold Banquet

The regular meeting of the Wa~ terbury Dental Hygenists association was held last night at the ofiice of Dr. A. E. Rogers on West Main street and was presided over by Miss Constance Bracken, newly elected organization head who offlciated fcg the first time. Favorable reports concerning the recent convention held at Stamford were rendered by Mrs. Rachel Purcell.
 Plans were formulated for the aIl- nual banquet of the association to be held at the old Hundred Inn in southbury on June Sth. The committee appointed to complete arrangements includes. Mrs. Rachel Purcell, Miss Maureen Mash, and Miss Mary Gumpper. The next meeting will take place in June when activities will be suspended for the summer.