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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-06
Walter WincIaeu On BrOadzCay
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 And mods to us who knew her step % vel; A"" c1 TS Shoss steal back with fantasies to ten For Fss sSs1s S S:i S: aTs T Sa. SSa T
 Before the ache of ecStacy took wink , -''T That road that led tO Nowhere. DIs.s.ntS "h; Ta Is1 e% s~s thoughts of love through you
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 Joseph F. Kennedy will today whether not " accept the
 J F. Kennedy not to join PaamOunF-FrOm one Of tho % Kennedy has signed Paramount the deal being closed tOday"-From the Angeles Examiner May A There's shooting the oo the radio is broken ana % 9 SO whines zasu could jump right Outta my 'k Co ahead lady, says Fred AacAday well make out of it."
 Of All Things ws.. ; % sss % r.Ss sSs S:s @ s.a s do you want me to bring on juniOr7 By Way of Report ,.,.
 Edgar Hoover himself After trapping Ing, lyHn Alvin been before around the city with their prisoner TOT or @ Gvr tise sS m5aSsss-'F''nS ofncss' 70 "' ''' "N' DN' "
 s sS Ts have a Sse.s for thi1 would be sOOcO per When Gan killed in acOn For 2 caSkct
 The oMen easier retrieving stolen money from criminals than getting any from Congress
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 . Arthur Murray and right now 1t looks as though everybody wants to be . carre Street Scene - Tn front of the Commodore Hotel at A. M rowdy drunk back into the the cabby drive to the station house. host %e take s css of riRsG hm for s o " '''
 Most BrOadwaytes will anything laugh-Except tell joke.
 Tee lee . . . -. coumniSt expressed the fear to George Jean Nathan might spread to Manhattan
 n6nt worry shrugged Nathan T shave myself" worrying myself insisted the coumnk T don't hap to be barber"
 Didn't Know
 Definition Night Club Master of CcrcmOncs chap whose chopped those little wooden males find your table.
 Heheheh! - gives
 SWhy" asked the pal, what he do?"
 that he Shelley Tampe" cried Meoof imagine-an actressp 1 STEPS
 RND FS0vv TO SAVE THEM
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-06
MASSES

MNNSEH COT"TER--A first anniversary high mass of requiem will be celebrate Saturday morning. May 9th. at 7:30 o'clock, at Sts. Peter and Paul Church, for tho repose of tho soul of the late Catherine Mulcahy Cot ter.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-06

The Men easier retrieving stolen money from criminals than getting any from Congress
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-06

Pretty soon now batch of college grads will that last batch haven't found yeti
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-06

What well known "socety" orchestra leader just received gram from hIu girl friend Pittsburgh which read Send do you want to bring on junior"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-06

The Rayest member Representatives Mrs Florence Kahn California 60s perhaps Her glib reor have sled many opponent We had the pleasure Of meeting The Maylower Cocktail room yesterday
 They say that the Dorothy Parker of Wash ington." . .. -.-.w . ...
 mean" the reor "that Dorothy Parker the Florence Kahn of New York;"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-06
Jhame. Shame, Shame!

, Shame, Shame ShameI
 The lawmakers Washington have pgeOn'hoIed Cornnlttee" pension Gen The sum necessary Tor ths would be S7OOOO per When G-Man Killed in scso we are told is provided.
 a Casket
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-06

. Arthur Murray and right now It looks as though everybody wants to be Spear.carrier
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-06
By Way of Report


 rduar Hoover tells this After trapping Alvin Earps in New orleans and his special squad nad never hce hefor they rode city with their prisoner Tor over 20 their back to the Department or OuS- tceo odAces
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-06

Most BrOadwayItes will anything augh-ExCept tell laLa
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-24
DriscoLI-St. Louis
 Co. Holds CI0n1bake

Tired but happy after q strcnu' ous day marked by athletic cvefl@ and various games and topped of by Q splendid clainbake, some 20 employees and several Of their friends of the DriScoll-St Louis Go. re- turned homo last night following the annual outing Of the company at Point Folly, Bantam lake.
 The group left Waterbury at 10:50 c. m. yesterday and motored to Bantam where tho program Of sports got under way immediately, The bake was served at 1:30 o'clock. Some of tho winners of tho sports events were Carl Sorenscn who had tho sack race "in tho bag" from the start: Walter Flynn, who eclipscd the field in the century dash; Ed Mccoy who sped through the water to capture the swimming events; Pat Bohan, who leaped far and wide to capture the broad jump title. Dan Driscoll and Lawrence St. Louis, respective bosses of the company, tried hard to break into the win column in oil of the events but had to be content with c tic for last place in each. Their vain efforts provided the laugh element for the crowd. Judges were Dan Driscoll, Jr, and Sonny st. Louis.
 At 8 o'clock the party broke ID and returned to Waterbury after enjoying the most successful bake of the company's history. Tine day was under the general chairmanShip of Cyril Arscnault and Bill Sullivan
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-24
FinkenzeIIar-Rafferty Wedding Was Held To-day

style with . packet, q white felt hat with large brin and carried ail arm bouquet of gardenIaB and BWanBonia. Her maid Of honor wore powder blue moire with a jacket, q powder blue wide brlmmed felt hat, and carried an arm bouquet of pink roses. The brides mother wore green crepe with q Corsage of gar- denias, and the groom'S mother wore navy blue crepe with 6 gar- denia eorsagc. A reception was held at the Waterbury Country Club with about thirty-five guests attend- ing, including some from Hartford, Rockville and Mcridcn. MT, and Mrs. Flnkcnzellar left on an unan- nounccd wedding trip, the bride wearing q blue travelling suit with with acccsSorieS Mir. Finkcnzcilar was graduated from Crosby High school, Dean Academy and IecnS- selacr Polytechnic Institute, and Mrs. Flnkenzellar was graduated from Wilby High school and st. Francis Hospital Training School for Nurses. On their return the couple will be at home at 3I0 Cooke street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-24

South saw that his contract was in grave danger. He would have to take one finesse, and perhaps two. Then, though he gets an even break in finessing luck, he still would have . loser unless the spade suit broke.
 South led . small spade and won with the king. Returned 0 low diamond and ruffod.
 He now took the finesse in spades, and the jack held the trick. Dum- my's last diamond was trumped and another spade was led.
 Declarer now felt confident of his contract. He won with the ace and returned the spade seven, discard ing the club three. West won the trick. but now was helpless.
 South made his contract by win- ming all remaining tricks, a result impossible except for the ellmlnR- ton of diamonds and spades from both North and South hands.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-24
Miss Helen McGlynn
 Is Rendered Shoyer

Mrs. Edward Lynch of Homestead avenue was hostess ct q T1iscellan- eous shower given recently at her home in honor of her niece Miss Helen Mcoiynn of Springfield and formerly of this city. The guest Of honor was the recipient of many beautiful gifts from those attend- ing among whom were: Mrs. Nellie McQlynn, Mrs. Josephine Conway, Mrs. Edward duevIn, Mrs. Nazarie 0uevin, Mrs. Charles Lynch, Mrs. Anthony Mucctno, Mrs. William Brousseau, Mrs. Frederick Book, Mrs. Herbert Moran, Mrs. Clement Lynch, Mrs. Harold Lynch of Bridgeport, Mrs. Ernest Derouifl, Mrs. Lucien Derouin, Mrs. William Golden, Mrs. Loretta Hosgins, Miss es Claire BrousSeau, Marie McCer- mott, Alice Lynch, Ann Shea, Der. tha Leary, Iris duevin, Virginia Queyln of New York, Evelyn Cur. ley, Evelyn Brusseau, Rita Brous- seau, Alma Mcdlynn of Spring. field, Eleanor Lynch and Mrs. Ed- ward Lynch.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-24
Polls To Celebrate
 51st AnniUerS0ry

Mir. and Mrs. Sylvester Poli of Woodmont will mark their 6lst wedding anniversary tomorrow night ct their home with 8 dinner, theater party and buffet supper. Tho party will include their near relatives and large number of out-of-town acquaintanceS. The Machesa Lippo derini of Florence, Italy, Mir. and Mrs. Polls youngest daughter will not be in attendance tomorrow night but will visit her parents at Q later date.
 Among those who will attend are:
 Mrs. Adelina Poli Leonard, Mrs. Laurina Poli Nolan, Mrs. Walter M. sheahan, and grandchildren, Miss Adelaide Poli Mclaughlin, Walter Poll Sheahan, Jr., Miss Laurina Poll Nolan, Edward Poll Nolan, Thomas Poli Nolan, Sylvester Poll sheahan and Little Miss Patricia Poll Shea han.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-24
ALIetta Den1ing WiH Wed NeuUton D. Crane Sept. 12

vinity school. Rev. pr. James E. Gregg will assist.
 Miss peming will have as her maid of honor her sister, Miss Clar- issa Deming and her bridesmaids include Miss Aileen 0uttinger of Hornell, N. Y. and Miss Katherine Morgan of Lisbon, N. II. Both Miss 0uttinger and Miss Morgan were classmates of Miss Deming ct Con- necticut college, New London. Tor- rey Crane, brother of Newton Crane, will be best man.
 The uShers will include Richard Burdett of Waterbury, William Langley of West Hartford, c former local resident, and John and Mere- dith Cooper of New Haven, the two latter being classmates of Mir. Crane at Yale university.
 A small reception at the Water. bury Country club will follow the ceremony. Miss Deming is Q grad uate of Saint Margaret's school and was graduated in June from Con- necticut college, New London. MT. Crane is c graduate of Yaie college, class of IoS2 and the Yale Law school.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-24
ShoSUer Rendered By
 Alpha Nu Sorority

Members of the Alpha Nu sorority honored Miss Ramona Madison rc- gently with c shower held ct Black Rock park. Swimming and hot dog roast were enjoyed by those present and tho guest of honor was presented with c Kenwood blanket by her friends who included: MisSes Helen Dalton, Grace Galley, Lillian Bir2ell, B. Looger, B. Warner, Car olyn Kay, Dorothy Beobe, Dorothy Honnegger, Emily Modrow, Margaret duffie, Huida Reichenback, Ronona Madison, Violet Hall, Martha Me- Naught, Alice schlosser, Dorothy EvitS, Mrs. Herbert Eastwood and Mrs. Raymond Henderson.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-24
Sheridan Council
 HoLds Annual Dance

Forty-fiVe couples were in attend ance at the annual summer dinner dance sponsored by the Sheridan Council No. 24, Knights Of Colum. bus held Saturday night at Lift The Latch Inn in Middiebury. Christopher Hanley was chairman Of the committee in charge of ar- arrangements.
 Music was furnished by Jimmy Fitzgerald and his orchestra and dancing was enjoyed from Q to 2 o'clock.
 The Misses Dorothy and Betty GannutZ of Orange street enter taineed Francis Flanagan and Ed- ward Roman of East Hartford over the weekend at their cottage at Lake Hitchcock.
 Miss Florence Mcbride, MT. and Mrs. Roy Smith, and Albert Baker oil of Ottawa, Canada are spending . week with relatives in this city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-24

one of the most interesting stra. tegios at the bridge table is the elimination, or forced lead, play, py which the declaror voids his own hand and dummy's of oil cards OK. cept one plain suit and trump, ana then forces an opponent into the fond to make his next play one that will guarantee tho contract.
 ThIs play requires Q preponder.. Ance of trump both in dummy ana the closed hand, and the play lead- inR up to tho final coup has to Do prepared carefully and executed exactly. A knowledge of the meth- od Is valuable, because it often turns Q losing contract into Q win- ner. .4 today's slam should not have been hid, South was c little too opti- thistle, But 1t often happens that these overbids present real oppor- tunities for brilliant play, by which
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-24

Miss Alletta |. Deming, daughter of pr. and Mrs. Dudley D. Deniine of Country Club road, has selected Saturday, Sept. i2, aS the date ot her wedding to Newton D. Crane, son of Mir. and Mrs. Arthur q, Crane of Wentworth street. rnvi- tations were sent out last weekend for the ceremony which will be per. formed at 3 o'clock at the First Congregational church by Rev Charles A. Dinsmore of Yale Di'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-24

Miss Harriet Y. Rafierty, daugh- ter of Mrs. William II. Macleod Of 3Gi Willow street, was married this morning ct St. Margarces rcctory ct ii o'clock to Howard Finkcnzcl- lar, son of MT. and Mrs. William J.. Finkenzellar of % Clifton avenue. Rev. Peter Daly officiatcd at the ceremony. Miss Josephine K. Raf- crty, sister Of the bride, was maid of honor and John Mark Hahn was best man. The bride wore G white imported lace gown, made Princess
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-24
Weddings
WHLMOT.BENHAM

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 The wedding of Miss Ruth Throw bridge BOnhaFn, daughter of MT and Mrs. Harry Edward Benhari 0l Rockwell avenue, to Edward Wilmot of West Paris, Maine, son of MT and Mrs. Theodore Wilmot of Whit man, MaSsY took place at the sunl- mer homo of the brides grand' parents in Westbrook Saturday of. ternoon.
 Rev. Henry c. Megarthiin ol Brookfeld Center oftlciatcd. The brides sister, Miss Janet Benharn was her only attendant, and her brother, Harry Pratt Benhann, acted as best man.
 The brides father gave her in marriage. The bride was attired in on empire model of ivory lace with 6 fitted jacket and wore her I1oth- CTS veil of tulle attached to c cap appiiqued with lace similar to that which fashioned her gown. She carried c shower bouquet Of white roses.
 flor sister wore c blue organdie gown over pink and carried sweet- heart roses. The mother of the bride wore old blue triple sheer crepe with navy blue accessories Only members of tho immediate families were present.
 The bridal party and inemberS of the families enjoyed c luncheon at Osag0 inn, Essex, following tho ceremony. The welded couple left on . honeymoon trip to Castle inn, saybrook Point and Ptnehaven camp ct Canton, Me. They will r0- side at West Paris, Maine upon their return next month.
 The bride is an honor graduate of the Naueatuck high school Of Kitpball hall and of Bates college, claSE of 1888. Mir. Wilmot was q member of the class of 1883 at Bates college and is principal of the high school in West Paris.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-24
HAIRDRESSERS MET
 AT WAVERLY INN

Meeting yesterday at Waverly inn, Cheshire, members of the executive committee of the Connecticut Hair. drcsscrs' guild heard afl address by Harvey Schultz, of Miami, Fla. He urged unity among members to pro- tcct interests and defend against racketeering.
 Mrs. Amelia HoWIs and Miss Helen Foley represented the Waterbury unit at the meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-24
Walter WiRAcIAeu On Br0Gd10Gy
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-24
Weddings
Personal

Miss Minnie 3. oaess, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert oaess of Coun- try club road has enrolled for a course ct the Weylister secreteFial School for Girls in Milford.
 MT. and Mrs. John Kearney of Hamilton avenue have returned from Q motor trip to Boston and Cape Cod.
 Miss Rosalind stoddard of Fox street left today for ten days vac cation ct Virginia Beach, Va.
 Mrs. Jane Murphy and her daugh- ters, the Misses Mary and Helen Murphy of Cooke street are vaca. tioning at Cape Cod and Martha's Vineyard.
 Mir. and Mrs. Purdy Hoyt and son of Bronxville, N. F., are visiting Mrs. Hoyts sister, Mrs. Cornelius P. Maloney and Mir. Maloney of Robert street.
 John Kearney, Jr., of Hamilton avenue has returned to his home after a motor trip to Cape Cod and Boston.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-24
REV. ELMORE MCKEE
 AT N. Y. CHURCH

4 former local clergyman, Rev. Elinoro McNeill Mckee has been named rector Of st. deorge's EpiS- copal church, stuyvosant Square, New York. lie will assume his post Nov. 1, succeeding Rev. Dr. Karl Roiiand.
 Tn 1929, MT. Mckee served ct St. Johns Episcopal church here.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-24
LICHTENsTEIN.BEER

Announcement iS made of tho coming marriage of Mss Regina Beer, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Hy- man Beer of Cooke street, and Saul Lichtenstoin, son Of Mrs. Carrie MichaelS Lichtenstein, Jr., which will tako place Sunday, August 30, at the home of tho brides parents. Tho ceremony will take place at 2 D. m. Mrs. Harry Llchtcnstoin of Meriden, 8istor.in.iaW of the bride. groom, will Do matron of honor, and Miss Lillian Beer, sister of the bride, will Do maid of honor. The best man will be Harry Liohtenstein Of Meridcn, brother of tho groom.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-24
Birthday Party
 GiVen Recently

Mrs. William Fitzpatrick was guest of honor at a birthday party given recently at tho homo of Mrs. Ray mond J. Fitzpatrick of Alma street. Those present included MT. and Mrs William Kirkpatrick, MT. and Mrs. MAgo Sheehan, Missos Mary Fitz- patrick, Marie Mitchell, Sadie 1ritzpatfick, Margaret eheehan, Ag- nos Fitzpatrick, Winifrod Caine, MT. and Mrs. William Dwyer, Mrs, George Casey, Mrs. Edward Her- bert, Martin Egan, Jr, and MT. and Mrs. Raymond J. Fitzpatrick.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-24
MULHOLLAND HOWARD

MT. and Mrs. John J. Howard of ib Taylor street announce tho on. gagoment and coming marriage Of their daughter, Mary Lorraine, to Archie Mulholland, nephew of MT. and Mrs. s. W. 0uptili of Boston, Mass. The wedding will take place on September i4th at Sacred Heart rectory in this city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-24
QUILTEII. CARTHY

MBs Mary A, Mccarthy, daugh- ter of Mir. and Mrs. John D. Mc- Carthy Of Bronx avenue, was mar ried Thursday morning at tho Church of SS. Peter and Paul to Patrick Quilter, son of MT. and Mrs. Patrick Quiltor of sylvan avenue. Rev, Thomas Mulcahy performed the ceremony at 7N0 o'clock. Miss Irene Mccarthy attended her Sis- tor. Dennis Sullivan was best man The bride wore a Maywine costume with matching accessories and her sister wore green chiffon velvet with matching accessories. The couple will reside in Danbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-24
RADIO STAR TO SCREEN

Alice Relnhart, reputedly one ol the most beautiful young actressei of the radio, has signed c screen contract and will report for hei debut September 1, under long, term deal with 3. P. echulberg Pic. lures, Inc, producing for Para mount.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-24
REPEATING HISTORY

Almost on the exact spot where it occurred in 1876, the dramatic last stand of General George Arm. strong Custer and his Seventh Cavalry will be filmed by Cecil B Do Mile for "The Plainsman, drama of the old West, starring Gary Cooper and Jean Arthur.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-24
RYCK.KILMARTIN

Announcement is made of tho marriage of Miss Frances T. Kll- martin, daughter of James r. Kil- martin of Hillside avenue, to John Rick, son of Mir! and Mrs. John Rick of Middlebury. The ceremony took place Thursday morning ct st. Margaret's church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-24
; SOCIAL ACTIVITIES "
Peggy McKenna
 Guest or Honor

Miss Peggy McKenna was tender- cd Q surprise shower recently ct sullivan'B Inn, Naugatuck, in honor of her coming marriage to Patrick Moran. The guest of honor was pre- gented with Q cocktail table from her friends who included Charlotte Ber- gin, Helen Roche, Anne McHugh, Irene Synott, Kay Greene, Mae Hughes, Kathleen Gilbert, deorgette LaBonne, Nora Casey, Loretta Nel- son, Kitty Hyland, Mrs. Wm. Reilly, Mrs. Thomas Lezotte, Mrs Charles Bogaret, Mrs. Anna O'Brien, and Mrs. Joseph Stanley.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-24
nIIrrIE--sCMLORSER

Announcement has been mado Of tho marriage, Monday, August l7, of Miss Alice sohloSser, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. William schloSSer of FairViow street, to Robert K duffle, son of MT. and Mrs. David ouffle of orange street. The cere. mony was performed in Miliertown' N. ".
 Miss Yvonne Petraites and Roger Qaoss of this city were the attend- ants.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-24

the declarer may profit by his op- timlsm.
 The opening lead of tho diamond queen was won by South with the ece. Two rounds Of trump took all of that suit from both East and West
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-24
CONTRACT BRIDGE
By VIM. E. MCKINNEY aecretary of tho American Bridge League

""'' " Hands of Two Suits Then Forces Favorable
 Lead from Opponent
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-24

Has Eleanor married aI along? Dr. Casey has bcn introducing himself her estranged groom at Lake Ve Bob Rhle for years the heart o Jeanette MacDonao h miserable official betFohal announcements Co C. Ray mond , H. H Rogers playing tho Riviera beauty field
 Jean Vcer Che manageFS girl The Broadway Room was boldly thed by D. Roosevelt Jr Damon RunyCn offered $sCSOU Mrs. RunyOn passenger the Dick Merr Kchman ocean hOp-Vhch spurned She's nyng-mad Only 60OO ping pong pills will Dc carried to keep 5000 CharleS LeNfaFe gFavey M in the hosp Mary Plckod keeps 0iary'