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Evening star., 1936-08-23

HELP-MEN.
(Continued.)
FURNITURE FIN1SHER-Thorouehly .eX-
sterins Sears. Roebuck 4 Co.. Oil Bla-
densburE I'd. ne.
GROCERY CLERK white; drivers per
nit. d. c. references; to work afternoons
and evenings. MI. sugar. 2nd ana Ken
GROCERY. CLERK. to work IN D; g. s:
store; must be experienced. Apply Sunday
from IL to 2. 400 Kennedy st. NV.
s5d ssTs sad y sssOr Must sWese se
thorouehly familiar with daily transcript
and have several years, hotel experisHnce enc:
other need apply. Give full information
and particulars by LETTER ONLY to
stratiord Hotel: this city No personal In
JANIToR. experienced man. and wife:
small apt. house; janitor,s quarters In ex-
change for service: ref. Address Box
MAN with cultural and intellectual inter-
ssts to wash dishes and help IN na,,s1 Kitchen chen
private school. country. Address BOX
l00-C. Star once.
NAN possSly cfs SOys tools
R1Sase anss ssaSs s%a
Address BOX 326-B. Star ONCE.
MAN. employed. desiring to enter the in,
With
Box sss,B. Star once.
MAN, now covering retail drug trade. to
strictly CONFIDENTIAL: comm. basis. Address
Box ibid. Star ONCE:
MAN. who is carefully. looking about to
better his position, this sonneetion Win
now open. Satisfactory drawing account
will be furnished man who Qualities. Please
state stat age and experience. Address BOX
MAN-Experi tlced meat and grocery clerk.
Md. slerendss asisserssurs & s{.Foss I.0s.. A'ness
NAN, p couple: with car: to taks ys over
1920 Macomb. Apt. 106.
MECHANICS-We need at once two expert
sncct mechanics. Apply Makely Motor Co..
East Falls Church. Va.
County: some sales experience would be
helpful. Address Box 10l-D Star once.
MEN-Local company can use to call on
t2 os sns
MEN. experienced. for carpenter and paint amt
before 8 Monday morning.
MEN-Pleasant. healthy outdoor work for
men tired Of inside 5S5s
week No investment. We have an At
tractive offer for every one who reads this
ad G. W. Stuart Co. Newark. N. Z.
MEN. married. several with sales ability.
to represent large insurance company; sal.
ary and commission. Apply 404. Machlntst
Bldg. 9th and Mt. Vernon pl.
MEN wanted: educational demonstration
work: salary and commission. Address
Box 79-C. Star once. 23.
MEN with cars wanted to represent the
American Automobile Association In Car
endon Fairfax. Falls Church and vicinity.
Selling experience desired. but not neces-
sary. Apply Monday before 10 O'Clock TO
Mr.. Wents. 1903 @ st. NV.
MEN-Due to expansion program. we have
several permanent positions open for clean
cut. progressive men In our sales DIVISION.
Those elected will be trained ana placed IN
positions with exceptional opportunity Icr
advancement. See Mr. Herrlich. Soutnefn
Wholesalers. Inc, $50 Monday am. 1913
L st. NV. -
MEN. white, &, to give out samples and
take orders. Apply 141O H st. n.ws Suite
MEN with trucks; good. proposition dry
cleaning and laundry. Apply 4439 Conn.
ave. nv. :.
PAn1TERs WANTwlEirst-class no 9th;
70 nseA apIiy. 1enn Doeosattns Co., b121
osea sve' a.v'
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may ap's 5. '3S 7und s0uas os pss. Hs
HELP-MEN.
ADVERTISING salesman; splendid open
ing: must have auto: permanent position;
land nVse -Woodridae iiSs,s dHide. N CIV 1a" Do0N
AuT00 MEcHANIcj must be expseIisnesd !s.sa
arn al % oas
BAKERY SALESMAN. experienced; good
commission. GIL Wisconsin ave. NV.
between am. and pm. Sunday.
BANK MESSENGER (white). between ages
ano Apply IN oWn sviHS sfN
age: experience II any. other qualifications.
Address Boz 175-c Star once. "a.
B5HcH ma Man |, for Plant gn:
4O2-C Star once
BODY and fender man. fully experienced;
come ready for work. am; Monday:
Grants Auto Service. rear OF 1871 x
BOOKKEEPER as assistant to accountant;
full Apply in own Handwriting. stating age.
ADDRESS Boz l90.c. star once.
perience In the ONCE Of plumbing. and q
sss1 sssasinS, ng,cc contractor. Address BOX isssC
BoOKKEEPER for bank, Must be thoroueh-
y familiar with operation Of Burroushs
sSn man. State a ase e' other % aaaiificssfens @ PEN In
gsa 9ssS s9sT ss
chanical experience OF. mechanically in
d4ess BOX 4ys ass Star anS Sce
BOY celoTed. for housswork sr2d, and outside
ssiIimors Blvd. near ear Nd: uniysrsity. 81:
BOYS with bicycle as messengers; steady
york; Also man with closed car. 6a2
CARPENTERS, brickiayers and cement fn-
Inc. ola New YORK ave. NV. 24'
CARPENTERS, trimmers.. s7..o per day
Il tSer. .0SS Sos iianas Harrison ss. 'n NV. M W"
COLLECTOR, with carr experienced In
credit clothing. Apply Bernie's. 713 9TH
COLLECTOR. experienced, for credit cloth
city. Good proposition. Apply 7SS, Sth
COUNTER MAN experienced. Joe's DELI
c9te9Sen. III u. !. ave. NV.
CREDIT STORE desires credit man to take
Haassas sez i4se st.n oee @.n
5111 oeoEgia ave: nv.
DRIVER. white. for retail dairy route and
ences REQUIRED. Address BOX 495-c. Star
once.
HECTRICIANs WANTED-IMust knov
d. g. code: no triders: only experienced
need apply. Electric Shop on Wheels,
Inc. -215 New York ave. NV.
ELECTRICAL WHOLESALE HOUSE desires
services Of energetic supply salesman for
local territory. State experience and refer
ences. Address Box 34-C star once.
EMBALMER, colored. registered. as mana
Eer: Apply gala Georgia ave. NV. to l..
ENorNEER-Electricsl or mechanical en-
gtneer; will only consider man who Is
willing to show that he can get results:
this Is . real opportunity for aggressive
man with good personality to connect with
RAPIDLY growing hrm. Harris Armature
ESTMATOR AND SUPERVISOR for reno
vixing homes, Good future for right man;
car essential. A. Eberly's Sons. HOS K
st. NV.
f.lm fAEM HAfM3 ssf,3w whise t.m,ii.r Eish al
sesoiutely necessary. Address Box 406-c,
FARM HAND-eman family near 'Wash-
sm sal lSSss aSs ssi,.s "ass Ys. sss9:
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WANTED-CASKET SALESMAN.

Established casket manufacturer has ex-
cellent territory in Washington, Baltimore
and adjacent field for experienced casket
salesman. Earnings begin at about $50 to
TO Sl25. Applicant must be between 80 and
80 years of age. sober. honest and thor
oughly reliable: must have car and must
be fairly sound financially. No floaters.
brokes or buns need apply. Applicant
should write this Office Immediately, Riving
complete history of previous employment,
together with all references. Personal In
terview necessary. and applicant should
present himself at our Office on Saturday or
sunday. August % or 30. Miller Casket
Co. 1853 N Y ave. ne. WASHINGTON D. C
Evening star., 1936-08-23

RADIO statesmen, steady
position, salary and commits
sion, inside work. Guarantee
to make $50 a week or more.
See Mr.. Wasserman at 816
F st. NV. between 10:30 and
1900.
Evening star., 1936-08-23

Stocks and dividends.

WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, AUGUST 20. 1896.
By the Associated Press
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GOOD JOB FOR YOUNG MAN

Permanent. Guaranteed salary and COM
mission. Average S22 so to S25 weekly
and more. Must make good appearance.
but must have personality. be aggressive
and willing to work at interesting job.
Prefer man accustomed 10 outdoor work.
REFERENCES REQUIRED. Apply Mr..
Mellor. Movie Shots. Room 212, 1883 G
st. NV.
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LUGGAGE SALESMAN.
This is a congenial posi-
ton in a better class store
for a young man of good
presence who has had lug
gage experience. Address
Box $3.50, Star Office.
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TOY REPAIR MAN.

We have an opening for a
good man, must be expert
enced. Apply Personnel Or
flee, End floor.
GOLDENBERG'S, 7th and K.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Ex-
PERIENCED. APPLY FED
ERAL CONTRA A c T I N G
COMPANY, INC, 913 N. Y.
AVE. NV. "a
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FURNITURE statesmen.
Only men thoroughly .ex-
perienced will be considered.
Apply employment office, 4th
floor, Lansburgh's Depart.
ment Store.
Evening star., 1936-08-23

COOh-SECOND.
High-type young man. able TO read well.
Must have best references as to experience,
honesty. cleanliness and Sobrietv. No
Evening star., 1936-08-23

Dividend dollars based last quarterly
'stocks fully listed the Curb Exchange:
dealt in unlisted issues tAnnua raenot in
tAccumulated dividends Paid last
Companies being
Payable Plus partial distribution Of
Evening star., 1936-08-23

JEWELRY SALESMAN.
A splendid position in a
firSt-class store for a man OF
the highest integrity who is
experienced in selling real
jewelry. State age. Address
Box $3.50, Star Office.
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RETAIL SELLING

Teacher with practical experience. for
well-known .educa tional institution. two
evenings weekly. State experience. educa-
tional BACKGROUND and other qualifica-
tons Address Box 141-C Star ofice
Evening star., 1936-08-23

Experienced House Furnish
ings and Lamp Packers
wanted. Apply to the Hecht
Co., II ANIL pm, Monday.
Evening star., 1936-08-23

statesmen - Ambitious, ener-
getic men, age 80 to As, with
sales ability, to contact property
owners. The man who will in
telligently follow our inStruc-
tions can earn from $50 per week
up from the start on a liberal
commission arrangement with a
permanent position in a highly
dignified work; car essential.
Apply $50 to IL. 925 New York
ave, NV.
Evening star., 1936-08-23

FURNITURE FINISHERS.
Men applying for this
position must be thoroughly
experienced in burning-in,
refinishing, etc. Apply en-
ployment Office, 4th Floor,
Lansburgh'S Department
Store.
Evening star., 1936-08-23

WE NEED 2 beer statesmen, able
to operate trucks for a national
ly known beer. Experience not
necessary, but preferred. Salary
and commission. Give age, ex-
perience and phone. Address
Box 41-C, Star Office.
Evening star., 1936-08-23
COOK SECnNn

1cdl OF melallurRlcal enRlneerlnR Ntra1QlnR
who also has had experience in patent ap-
plication work. Address Box 12e-C. Star
CoOK-sECoND
Must have best references as to experience.
honesty. cleanliness and sobriety No
ofsss 5FIflers need apply. Address Box 42-c' Star
GOOD JOB FOR YOUNG MAN
BETWEEN - AND 30.
Permanent. Guaranteed salary and COM
and more Must make good appearance.
be above average height. No selllng.
but must have Personality; be sggresflSs ,rI
Prefer man accustomed TO outdoor work.
REFERENCES REQUIRED. Apply M;
wANTED-CASKET SALESMAN.
Established casket manufacturer has ex-
sn Sa dscen d u Uf essGs
$50 weekly With possibility III Of increasing So
oughIy reliable. must have car. and must
brokes or buns need apply. Applicant
should write this Office Immediately. Rivins
somste onbst hist history ri Of gTsyou'
present himself at our once on Saturday, or
Co. 1858 N Y. ave. ne. Washineton. D c.
RETAIL SELLING
Teacher. with practical experience. for
evenings weekly. State experience. educa-
ons sons dsfs5s Box 4 ane 0sT sr oce
PUBLIC SPEAKING
Teacher with practical experience. for
EVENINGS Reesg sfste edncatons bse
Boz l05-C. Star ofice.
ACCOUNTANT.
wanted1An sxperienced teacher for eve
ming session class in advanced accounting.
Pa Sas to egTee Address
I4l-c: Star once.
MAN.
discussed at interview good references and
p.m. Sunday for appointment.
WE NEED 2 beer statesmen, able
to operate trucks for a national
ly known beer. Experience not
necessary, but preferred. Salary
and commission. Give age, ex-
perience and phone. Address
Box 41-C, Star Office.
statesmen - Ambitious, ener-
getic men, age 80 to As, with
sales ability, to contact property
owners. The man who will in
telligently follow our instruc-
tions can earn from $50 per week
up from the start on a liberal
commission arrangement with a
permanent position in highly
dignified work; car essential.
Apply $50 to IL. 925 New York
ave. NV.
RADIO statesmen, steady
position, salary and commits
sion, inside work. Guarantee
to make $50 a week or more.
See Mr.. Wasserman at 816
F st. NV. between 1920 and
1900.
TOY REPAIR MAN.
We have an opening for a
good man, must be expert
enced. Apply Personnel Or
flee, End floor.
GOLDENBERG'S, 7th and K.
WEATHERSTRIPPERS, EX-
PERIENCED. APPLY FED
ERAL CON TRAC TIN G
COMPANY, INC, 913 N. Y.
AVE. NV. 24*
LUGGAGE SALESMAN.
This is a congenial posi-
ton in a better class store
for a young man of good
presence who has had lug
gage experience. Address
Box 325-C, Star office.
JEWELRY SALESMAN.
A splendid position in a
first-class store for a man OF
the highest integrity who is
experienced in selling real
jewelry. State age. Address
Box $3.50, Star Office.
Experienced House Furnish
ings and Lamp Packers
wanted. Apply to the Hecht
Co., IL ANIL pm, Monday.
FURNITURE FINIsHERS.
Men applying for this
position must be thoroughly
experienced in burning-in,
refinishing, etc. Apply en-
ployment Office, 4th Floor,
Lansburgh's Department
Store.
FURNITURE statesmen.
Only men thoroughly .ex-
perienced will be considered.
Apply employment office, 4th
floor, Lansburgh's Depart.
ment Store.
Evening star., 1936-08-23

Young man wanted; over Is; steady
work: opportunity for advancement: pay
discussed at interview: good references and
car required. Call Potomac 4677. 4:30
pm SUNDAY for appointment
Evening star., 1936-08-23
PUBLIC SPEAKING

| wanted-An experienced teacher for eve
ming session class in advanced accounting.
Preference given to university graduate
who has c. p A. degree. Address Box
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-14

The annual meeting of St. Mary's Hospital Aid Society was held yes- terday afternoon at the Nurses Home. South Elm street. Reports of the 1885 activities were read and a successful year was reported py the organization. Mrs. Joseph Mo- Ginniss, president, presided. The following officers and board of di- rectors were reelected for the coin- ing year: president, Mrs. Joseph McGinniss; Mrs. Raymond Quinn, Mrs. M. J. Daly, and Mrs. Thomas Kelly, first, second and third vice. presidents, respectively; recordng secretary, Miss Catherine Maloney; financial secretary, Mrs. Henry Hayden: treasurer, Mrs. Frank F. McEyoy: general chairman of ac- tivities. Mrs. Henry Hayden; and chaplain, Rev. J. T. Connor.
 Directors: St. Ann's parish, Mrs Charles Audet, Mrs. Edgar Adams, and Mrs. Louis Thibault; Our Lady of Lourdes, Mrs. James D'Andrea and Mrs. Anthony Masone; Blessed Sacrament, Mrs. J. A. Bronsky; Mrs F. P. Quilfoile, Mrs. Charles o. Connor, Mrs. B. H. Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Arthur Mcdonald, Mrs. Frederick Stephens, and Mrs. Thomas Tobin; Our Lady of Mount Carmel, Mrs. M. D'Ambrosi. Mrs. Michael Croce, Mrs. Ralph Devito; St. Cecilias, Mrs. Frank Floto, Mrs. Robert Herr and Mrs. John Herrmann; St. Patrick's, Miss Helen Devine, Mrs. Patrick Dunn, Mrs. P. Dunphy, Mrs. Peter Fitzhenry. Mrs. Thomas F'itz" maurice and Mrs. James Phelan; st. Francis Xavier, Mrs. Daniel Campion, Mrs. Esther Kennedy, Mrs. Sara Morris, Miss Mary Ken nedy, Mrs. Patrick Mullen and Miss Bessie Shea; Sts. Peter and Paul, Mrs. William Cleary, Mrs. George Corcoran, Mrs. James Lord, Mrs. A. H. Merriman, Mrs. Peter Murphy, Ms. John Shea and Mrs. Kath- erine zibell; Immaculate Concep- ton, Mrs. Frank Bowes, Mrs. John Brophy, Mrs. Thomas Donahue, Mrs. M. J. Lawlor, Mrs. Frank Mahan, Mrs. M. J. O'Connell, Miss Julia Quill, Mrs. Margaret Ryder,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-14
Patron List For Series Announced

The opening of the Fine Arts se- ries being sponsored by the Matta- tuck Musical Art Society at the Waterbury Women's Club will be on Friday, January 24th when Marian Winslow and her dancers will be presented.
 A partial list of the patrons and patronesses includes: MT. and Mrs. Edwin c. Northrop, Miss Margery K. Hayden, MT. and Mrs. H. Mitchell Wallace, Miss Helen L Driggs, Mir. and Mrs. Orton F.. Camp, MT. and Mrs. Clifford F. Hollister, MT. and Mrs. Frederick L. Nuhn, Mrs. Robert F. Griggs, Miss Dorothy williams. Charles P. Kel- logg, MT. and Mrs. Tracy Smith, Mrs. Richard Forester, Mrs. Robin ogden, MT. and Mrs. Rodney Chase, Mir. and Mrs. F. s. Chase, Mir. and Mrs. Willis M. Hall, Miss Gertrude B. Whittemore, Dr. and Mrs. Henry B. Mason, Mir. and Mrs. David c. Griggs, Mir. and Mrs. Sherman, H. Perry, Mrs. Arthur Reed Kimball, Dr. and Mrs. Charles H. Brown, Mrs. George L. White, Mir. and Mrs. Frederick M. Peasley, Mir. and Mrs. Richard D. Ely, Mrs. John L. Geist, MT. and Mrs. John A. Coe, ST., Mir. and Mrs. P. Elton, Miles IA, Martin, Miss Fannie Mccormack, Miss Mar garet Geddes, MT. and Mrs. Clar- ence Bartlett, MT. and Mrs. Lewis c. Merrill, Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Beecher, Miss Alice Harmon, Mrs. L. H. Stocking, MT. and Mrs. J. R. Neill and Mrs. Herbert c. Taylor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-14
Jane Hoey Takes
 Washington Position,

Miss Jane Hoey, well known in this city, recently resigned from the welfare council of New York city to take up duties as director of the social security board division Of federal grants to states in Washing ton. Miss Hoey was classmate Of several Trinity college (Washing- ton) alumnae in this city.
 Last year Miss Hoey came to this city to talk on social problems as the guest of the Waterbury chapter of Trinity college. She is also a graduate of the New York School of ~ocial work, has masters de- gree from Columbia university and holds the honorary degree of doctor of laws from Holy Cross college.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-14
Personal
CoronGs Club Arranges For Annual Dinner Dance

committee in charge includes: Misses Angelina Longo. Gertrude Gerardi, Evelyn Nardelli, Clara Flamrnia, Grace Sacco, and Mrs. D. s. Pisani, Mrs. Louis Scigliano and Miss Lena Lanesey.
 Plans were also made for the ans nual tea for members which will be held at the Business and Profes- sional Women's club on Sunday, January 18th, from 4 to 6 o'clock Arrangements are in charge oi Misses Lillian Mangaro, Erma Greco. Rachel Pope, Angeline Lon- go, Clara Flammia, Candida Mag zarella and Josephine Menotti.
 Edward Davis, Scovill statistician, was the guest speaker for the eve ming, having as his topic, Liberty and the Constitution.
 Hostesses for last evening were Mrs. Robert Bosco, Mrs. Thomas Barrett, Miss Mary Ricciuti, Mrs Charles Palumbo and Miss Phyllis Spadola.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-14
January Bride Is
 Guest At SholUer

Miss Marguerite Guerrero who is to be married on the 27th to Peter Deloisio was honored at shower given by Mrs. James Daloisio and Miss Mildred Guerrero. The shower held on Friday at the Log Cabin grill on East Farm street, was att tended by the following: Misses Marguerite Guerrero, Blanche La- viso, Mrs. Thomas Colella, Mildred Guerrero, Evelyn Pastore, Evelyn DiAngelo, Marguerite DiAngelo, Jo- sephine DiAngelo, Helen Amicone, Mrs. Jennie Santelli, Mrs. c. Man. gini, Mrs. M. Angelo, Mrs. R. Petro- fanio, Mrs. A. Petrofassio, Mrs. I. Goncalez, Mrs. M. Ciccarelli, Mrs. L. DeF'elice, Miss Grace Morell, c. DeLucca, Mrs. I. Morrelli, Mrs. l.. Giampietro, Miss Mary Angelo, Mrs. L. Giampietro, Mrs. N. Angelo, Mrs. S. Sharretta, Mrs. A. De Fedirico, Mrs. C.. DeMucci, Mrs. M. Amicone, Mrs. A. Levine, Mrs. L. Amicone, Mrs. L. Santevere, Mrs. L. D'An1- brosi, Mrs. L. Santora, Mrs. c. San- tora, Mrs. M. Mannello, Mrs. D. Dol orisio, Mrs. 0. Colangelo, Mrs. B. Mannello, Misses Betty DiMecci, Florence Mannello. Rose Faloco, Viola Mannello, Mrs. E. Musci, Mrs. F. Nardillo, Mrs. L. Bell, Olympia Giampietro, Irene Carrie, Teresa Barbiro, T. DiPietro, Frances Di- Mecca, Frederick Pryor, Ruth Davis, Mrs. R. Perugini. Miss R. Scardetti, Mary Larense, Mrs. s. Silva, Mrs. J. Steck of New Milford, Mrs. D. Guer- rera, Miss Anna Guiffi, Mrs. c, Guiffi, Mrs. V. Ippolito, Mrs. J. Ip- polite, Misses Sadie Lepore, Emily Lepore, Helen Coletti, s. Coletti, Frances Coletti, Betty Coletti, Peggy Rey, Caroline Coletti, Marie Ritucci, Rosealla Canal, Mrs. H. Grossenbar, Helen Russo, Mrs. Miriam Lynch, Mrs. DeLacerenza, Mrs. V. Mannel- 10, Rose Ventresca and Angeline VentreSca.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-14

carding of heart. There is only one hope. long diamond must he established. for discard.
 Therefore. Q small diamond Is led and won with the ace. The three of diamonds is returned and trumped with the ace of spades. not small one. Then the deuce of spades Is led and won in dummy with the nine spot.
 A small diamond is returned and trumped with the king of spades. Another small spade is led and won in dummy with the ten.
 The fourth diamond is returned and, of course, declarer trurEps with the six of spades.
 At this point, the good nine of clubs is led and, if West trumps, dummy overtrumps. If West dis cards e heart, SO does dummy.
 By properly handling the tTunaps, declarer makes his contract.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-14
CONTRACT BRIDGE
 By WM. E. McKENNEY sacre,.,y os the Amcrscau Hrtdge League
Handle Trump Properly = Declarer Must Analyze Han' Carefully for Most Convenient Way to
 Make His Contract
By WM. E.
Solution Co Previous Contract Problem

You may have heard player re- mark during the course of a bridge game, I wish I could get an ace or a king once in @ while" Quite often this same player, who complains about his card holdings. won't know how to handle the aces and the kings when he gets them.
 give you today's hand for one purpose, just to impress on your mind how easy 1t is to lose your con- tract through sheer carelessness.
 When West cashes his three club tricks and shifts to the king of hearts, which is won by declarer with the ace, declarer knows that he must win the rest of the tricks to make his contract. ,~
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-14
Santa Maria Circle Meets Ton1orrouU

/ A meeting of the Santa Maria circle, Daughters of Isabella, will be held tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock at Hibernian hall. Following the business meeting Q drill and card party will be held. Prizes will be awarded at each table and refresh- Snents will be served. Miss Marjorie Qupilter is chairman of the card party assisted by members of the drill team.
 MT. and Mrs. Pietro Donofrio were surprised at their home on last Sun- day evening by relatives who gath- cred in honor of their 22nd wedding anniversary. Arrangements for the affair were made fy the couples son and daughter, Rocco and Julia Don- ofrio.
 Those in attendance were: MT. and Mrs. Anthony Donofrio, MT. and Mrs. John Vassarino, MT. and Mrs. Vincent Ladrolia, Mrs. Frank Vas- salo, MT. and Mrs. Domenic Don- ofrio. MT. and Mrs. J. Dastino, Joan AIt1oblLlO, MhElC 6dOIlAlO, 1tCIOO ' {. Donofroi, Frank Donofrio, Edmond Pasarino, MT. and Mrs. Frank Pas- sarella, Mir. and Mrs. John Volano, MT. and Mrs. J. Famaghetti, MT. and Mrs. Thomas Lamitola, Laura Pas~ sarin0, Louis Perriello, John Pas sarella, Viola Passarino, Mary Pas- sarinO. Rosiland Passarino, Marie DeLucia, Sal Kolenich, Claire La due. Leo Deon, MT. and Mrs. Nick Periello, Mir. and Mrs. Romeo Calo, Fred Bruno, Rose Cirrello, Mrs. Caizzo, Victoria Caizzo, Ray Caizzo, Fred Bredice, Frank Marciano. Leo Salvatore, Antoinette Bruno, Romeo Delfino, Louis Donofrio, Rocco D. Donofrio, Leo Morrow, Mary Iador- ola, Joseph Spino, Lucy Donofrio, Rose Calo and Mrs. Reynolds.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-14
Contract Bridge
ELTON CONTRACT CLUB

ELTON CONTRACT CLUB Tn the Monday evening session of the Elton Contract club conducted by Mrs. William Sherman Smith top scorers were-North and South: Mrs. Robert Strohacker and Mrs. R. D. Schroeder, 134 1-2: Mrs. Bes- sic Cameron and Mrs. Joseph Burke, 13O 1-2: Mrs. Wendell Viall and Mrs. Frank N. Hess, 172 1-2; lArs. Asa York and Mrs. J. F. Riley 119; and East and West: Mrs. John 'Monzani and Mrs. Arthur Cowper- thwait, 131; Mrs. E. A. Herr and Mrs. E. R. Wolff 125; Mrs. William Pettijcan and Mrs. Charles Petit jean, 12l 1-2 and Mrs. Frank Mil- le- and Mrs. Raymond Pidge 119.
 In the junior division of the Elton club held last night high scorers North and South were Mrs. A. J. Finn and Miss Gladys Hubbell and East and West Miss Florence Cass- idy and w. s. Smith.