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Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-18
LOUIS SCHMELINC
BOUT POSTPONED

NEW YORK June 18. (UP)-The Joe Louis-Max
Schmeling heavyweight fight scheduled for tonight was
postponed until tomorrow because of rain
The postponement few minutes after both
fighters Iad weighed in Louis weighed 1913 and Schmel
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-18
Councils Offer
Power Request
MexicaIi Gets Ready
For Gambling Return;
Presid ent Lifts Ban
Virtually All Games of Chance to Be Restored in
Mexico; Promoters Hopeful Resorts Can Be
Opened Within Two Weeks

MEXICALI, June 18-Mexica discovered gold again
today-the gold of American dollars at least it appeared
at first glance.
Dusty white shrouds swept from long unused
roulette blackjack and dice tables before the decree OF
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-18
Mexicali's Lure


RR is not exactly a long haired
blue nosed apostle of pruoery, but
with the impending return of gam.
bling down below the border he cam
not help but recall the advice very
good friend of his, who was also
one of the best dealers below the
line. handed out in an unguarded
moment. IF you've got a lot of
money and want to be entertained
play the games to the limit-but
if you're figuring on making money
or keeping what you've got, your
chances are better III the widest
oil we'll. How do you think We pay
the million-dollar overhead here
and make profit? Suckers
money, son!"
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-18
Peak of HerOism--

fcdk Oh HeTOlSn1-
Parallel parking, you may have
guessed if you went downtown
Thursday, is not yet fact in Ell
Centre. The reason being, accord
= (ng to the most reliable authority,
that the states very busy marking
machine failed to arrive, and left
the city without any white lines to
tell the motorists which is the space
parallel with the curb. 1t daWned
upon the lads all of a sudden that
you might park in the middle of the
street, and still be parallel with the
curb. At that it wouldn't be bad
idea. Easier to get out
In all his meanderings, RR was
startled to see one lone exponent of
the new order. On Main street near
Sixth was machine properly snub-
bed in against the curb. On all
sides were cars parked in the for
We couldn't help wondering how the
merly orthodox fashion, heading in.
hero was going to get out of his
parking place. Or if ne was a traf-
fiC officer merely trying TO set a
precedent Sort Of a bell weather,
as it were.
Gaping al the leader in move
ment which has not yet moved, RR
suddenly became an ardent expon
ent of parallel parking when anoth-
or driver, without even SO much as
a glance to the rear came zooming
backwards out of one of those head
ed-in parking places. If there had
been a tree handy, RR's machine
would have climbed it. AS it was,
pedestri IN was the only thing near.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-18
MARKETS An BRIEF

Butter Los Angeles 3112ci butter
Tat, Imperial valley Lob. ranch,
trade A. 371aci manufa curing milk.
J3ei route gathered cream, Sic.
l.. A, hny-U. y. No. I, extra leafy,
ns-1s; Y. s. No. 1, $I4.5Oi u. $. No.
z leafy, S14-14.50: n. =. No. 2. $3.50.
Minneapolis flax 172-17s.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-11
Miss Clara Flamr1ia
Honored At ShoUer

Miss Angelina VaSsallo was host
eS az q miscellaneous shower given
recently At the home OF Mrs, Der.
nArd coeesio'a, OF South Leonard
street, for Miss Clara Flammia, who
a 10 be lnUIIiLd next month, Those
attending were Mrs, SecoAdo Blu-
netll, Mrs, RUteo Clamp, Mrs VITO
CNmpl Mrs, Sam, FaEio, MSS Wi.
liam DcVltR. MIS-, Mareiano Flnm.
mia, Mrs, AlphGnBo Qriflia, Mrs.
Frank MarciRno, Mrs, Vito MaeeNm,
Mira, John MRcehia, Mrs, ti,cholRs
Mature, Mrs, pRSquale Santoli, Mis-,
Frank Vltalelll, Mrs, Frank Muir
rOllo, Mrs, John DoMOttGlS, MIS-
Joseph EesRntis, Mrs, Rosario
Flammla, Mrs, Paul Salvatore, Mrs,
Antonio oalRnti, Mrs, Alphonso Mo-
relll, Mrs, Joseph pcrrella, Mrs
John VAssallo, Mrs, Romeo Vttarelli,
Mrs. Rocco 0enua, Mrs, Martin Ar-
lola, Mrs. Aniello BoVe, Mrs, John
Coluccl, Mrs. Tresa DoVitR, Mrs
Marie DoCosmo, Mrs, Joseph Col.
ella, Mrs, Michael Carpinelli, Mrs,
Paul PoraEelli, Mrs, Alexander Cap
odanno, Mrs, Ralph cRpuRno, Mrs
James DeVita, Mrs, Adamo peeel,
Mira, Vito FiRmmiR, Mrs, Bernard
OocchlolR and tho Misses Jennie
DeVino, Theresa DaVino, Mae Devi.
n0. Lucy MataraEEo, Rose MaeehiR,
Angolino DeCoem0, NieollnR Flam.
mia, ConeettR VaSsallo, Angelina
Vassallo and Clara Flammia,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-11

Mlss Emily W, Aartland OF Wood
bury, chairman Of Conservation tor
the Connecticut state Federation OF
WomenS clubs, has organized the
work OF interesting Connecticut club
women IN the project OF purchaS.
ing acreage IN the Rowley lot OF
the Peoples Forest at Barkhamstead,
Mus Florence L. sutton, state preSl.
dent. Mrs, Earl r, Wood, WindhAm
county Vlee.preSldent; Mrs, Fulbert
q. Mayer, New Haven county vice.
president, and Mrs, Lawrence q,
conklln, Fairfield county Vlee.preS.
ident, met recently with Miss Hart
land at her home 10 discuss the
possibilities, About so acres may be
purchased by federated clubs, and
club women may give toward the
purchase OF the whole tract or sim
Gle acres, possibly rs memorial.
Already Miss Hartland has received
many checks from lovers OF nature
or as memorial TO loved ones,
The second annual street fair OF
the art department OF the Connee-
tlcut state Federation OF Women's
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-11

Miss Lillian PoBcavagO Of Nauga-
tuck was hostess 10 the members Of
her sorority ut her home recently
Plans we're made for o semls
formal dance 10 be held during the
early part Of September.
Members present included: Misses
orayce Meyers, Mia Bnokis, Grace
sutton, Elmlra PopliB, fmelda Boyce
and Lillian PoScAVagc, The next
meeting will be held OF the home
Of Miss Boycc,
A business meeting Of the Lord
Kitchener Post Auxiliary win be
held tomorrow evening At 1880
o'clock. The meeting will be held In
stead Of the one scheduled for Aug
tigt goth and will DO the only neets
Ing this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry q. Epson,
formerly Of Willow street, now per-
manent residents Of San Ontonio,
Texas are spending q week at the
Centennial OF Dallas. Following
their visit 10 Fort Worth, they will
reside at 1881 West Russell place,
San Antonio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Strohacker
and daughter Lyona Of Pennington
Ave. Mr.. and Mrs. James Sweeney
OF Cooke g., and Mrs r. A. Jackie
Of Columbia Boulevard have return.
cd from o trip 10 Cape Cod.
Miss Joseph Mitchell OF Walnut
street, iS spending several days Ia
New York city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-11
Weddings


George Lanoue Of Marion Ave. IL
spending 9 vacation In Durham, N,
d.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira M. Hoyt Of
BFonxviile, N. r. were weekend
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Augustine
Maloney Of Willow street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burney and
daughter Lucille Of Beacon street,
ere on . motor trip 10 Canada.
Samuel Berger Of North Elm
street, Is spending 0 few days ct
Atlantic City.
Eugene Shell Of New Haven 10
visiting relatives In this city.
Miss Jean Gibson has returned 10
her home on Laval street after
visiting with her grandparents, Rev,
and Mrs. A. p. Engstrom OF South.
wick, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Kilimer OF
Highland avenue have returned
after enjoying o two weeks motor
trip 70 Maine and New Hampshire.
Misses Alice White and Gertrude
Packer Of East Main street are
spending q few days In New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Kaiser and
children OF RoSelle Park, N. j., are
the guests Of Mrs. @. w. Rush Of
Bunker Hill avenue.
Miss Katherine ellison Of Thomas.
ton avenue 10 vacationIng Ut Cape
Cod.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Hodges OF
Mansfield avenue have returned
from o vacation spent at Camp
TwisS, Casco, Maine.
Mrs Reginald Hurlburt Of Revere
street ID spending few days Us the
guest Of her mother, Mrs. g. A.
DcardSley Of Fair Haven, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter NORM OF
South Main street spent the week.
end with relatives In Providence,
n. I.
Mrs. Albert N. Colgrove and
Katherine, Mary and
Frances Of Windsor street arc w.
cationlne at Bprucewold Lodge,
Boothbay Harbor, Me.
Miss Marie Miller OF Pine street
Is spending o few days ct Laurel
beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Martin OF
West Main street are spending Sow
srai days with Mr.. and Mrs vii.
lam Peters OF Springfield, Mass.
Misses Anna Prokowich OF Full
on Park avenue and Lena duglioth
II North Main street, have returned
lfter Vocationing at New York, Ate
antic City and Germantown, Penn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-11
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Mrs. Mary Farrell Of Elliott
Avenue has returned after Q weeks
motor trip 10 Canada.
flerland Hall Of West Main Street
has returned 10 his home after q
weeks motor trip 10 Canada.
FredA Anderson has returned 10
her home on North Main Street
after spending the past two weeks
In Warrington, D. q.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Joyce and
family spent the week end At Fort
Trumbull beach and Silver Sands.
Mrs. r. Mahoney Of Fairiawn also
spent the week end ct Fort TruFn.
bul Beach and Silver Sands.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Sears Of
Meriden road are spending several
days with relatives In Westerly,
r. I.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-11

Women 5 Clubs Of State
Arrange August Activities

clubs will be held on the Green at
Monroe August "a, from l until =
o'clock, Mrs Frederic NJ, Card Of
bridgeport chairman Of fine arts, II
In charge Of arrangements. A hot
country dinner will be served by the
Church on the Green, Artists ex-
hlbiting include Warren Dahler,
The Rankins, Mrs Roger Sinclair,
who viii show spanish pictures;
The Sllvermine Guild, bridgeport
Art League, New Haven WomenS
Club, Mrs, John otstrotSky, Wal
worth StilSon, Warren Rockwell,
Adelaide de Circuit, Mrs, w, II, War.
ner, Bruel Art studio Of Boston, Mrs,
William London, paStels, There viii
also be q fine assortment OF old
glass, Mrs, Ebbe Daum will exhibit
hooked rugs, and Mrs, Raymond
Both, Egyptian paintings,
on Saturday. August Is, Feast Of
The Assumption Of the Blessed Vir-
gin, there will be staged an unusual
type OF play At Camp Trinita, Town
mn road, New Hartford, Conn,
The Mysteries Of the Rosary stag.
cd by the campers OF Camp Trinita
In the depth OF q woods among trees
perhaps q century old will be an
unusual pageant with an even more
unique background, II win be as
II were stepping back TO the days
OF the miracle plays which had for
their stage the village green or the
clearing In the greenwood, The
beautiful story OF the Rosary, decade
by decade, will DO unfolded In this
pretty setting OF nature, Outdoor
benedictlon will follow the pageant,
Father Vincent Kelly, o,FM, Of
WlnSted giving benedietion,
Camp Trinita Is q camp for girls
OF 10 10 10 years OF age being d..
reeted by the Sisters OF the Mission.
Rry Servants OF the Most Blessed
Trinity, II Is situated on q new
state road running from New Hart
ford into Route I making II easily
reached from Hartford or Torring-
ton,
The sisters and the campers In.
vito their friends and those inter-
ested IN camp life TO come and
enjoy the afternoon Of August Is
Ut Camp TrinitR,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-11
Miss Grace DAILY
Weds Tomorrow

The marriage OF Miss Grace DAILY,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund
]. DAILY OF Columbia Boulevard and
Attorney John r. McElnden, son Of
Or. James ]. McLlnden Of North
Main street win take place tomor.
row morning OF 0 o'clock OF 81.
Margarets church.
Miss DAILY will have as her maid
Of honor Miss Edna Maloney and
the bridesmaid will be Miss Alice
McLinden, sister Of the bridegroom.
Attorney Walter Lynch viii attend
Mr.. McLinden as best man and the
ushers will include: Thomas Finne.
gan, John Vreeland, Thomas Muir
ply and DR.. Edward Walsh.
Misses Mary and Dorothy Carl.
son Of Watertown avenue are
spending few days In New York.
Howard 8. Dixon Of Bank street
Is spending two weeks ct Myrtle
Beach.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-11
BayUiew

Miss Julia Creterra and Mist
Helen Leonard OF South Main street
are spending two weeks on Orchard
street,
Mrs. James Madden OF DIkeman
street was hostess OF O pantry show
or given at her cottage Wednesday
evening In honor OF her sister Miss
Katherine Leroy. Miss Leroy ID
spending the summer at the beach
and Is being married Monday
morning In New York City.
Miss Agnes Mclean and Betty
Leonard Of Thomaston avenue Will
leave BayView Monday morning to
spend the next two weeks OH
Thompson Lake, CaSco, Maine.
Martin Tehan and family Of Bald
win street were recent visitors at
the beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clark have
returned home after spending O
month on orchard street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Sweeney
who orc spending two weeks on
Summer Place have as their guest
Michael Mccormack OF Fairmont
street and James Morton Of Rose.
land avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Dipiotro and
their daughter have returned homo
after spending two wekcs on Orch.
ard street.
Attorney Catherine Hanlon and
her sister Lucy Hanlon ore spend.
Ing their vacation on Orchard street.
Miss Gertrude McLarney Of Cher.
ry street was q recent visitor OF the
beach.
Henry Quinn Of River street spent
the Weekend on BayShore Drive.
Miss Kathryn Mcdonald and Miss
Phyllis MatSon are spending two
weeks on Daggett avenue.
MiSS Catherine Keane and Miss
Margaret Driscoll are spending @
few days ct the beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lynch OF Wa.
terville Is spending O few days at
her cottage on orchard street.
Mr., and Mrs. Joseph Nelson and
family are spending the remainder
Of the season on Odell avenue.
Dr.. and Mrs. Raymond Quinn and
family are spending the month OF
July on Lawrence avenue.
Miss Marie stoddard and Miss
Francis Wrinn Of Naugatuck will
leave Bayview Monday for q motor
trip to Canada.
Mrs. Frank ouilfoiie Of Robbins
street entertained ut q bridge party
for the association. Prize winners
were Mrs. Elizabeth Butler and Miss
Ageles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Cleaveland
OF Chestnut avenue are entertaining
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward cleveland OF
New York City.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-11

card major suits, his opening bid
was hardly justified, North's over
call OF one no trump not only
showed the spade suit stopped, but
revealed good hand as well,
After the heart king won the
opening lead, West shifted to a club
and East won and returned a heart,
which South ruled
South now led a spade, dummy's
king winning, The diamond queen
was played, East put on the king
and South the ace, The diamond
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-11

jack followed and then q low dia-
mond was ruffed In dummy,
A trump was returned, and de-
clarer won and ruled his last dia-
mond with the club king, On these
leads West was forced TO discard
two spades and a heart,
A heart went next, Declarer
ruffed, and played his last trump,
which effeetually squeezed West,
who was forced to discard q spade
or throw away his high heart,
When the spade was discarded,
the heart queen was thrown from
dummy, and the spade ace In
dummy and the jack In declarer'S
hand won the last two tricks, full
illling the contract,
Copyright, 1896, NEA Service, Inc)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-11
MATES.LARKIN

Mr., and Mrs, John LNrkin Of Cap
ltol avenue announce the marriage
of their daughter, Alice 10 Thomas
=. Mates, son OF Mr., and Mrs, John
Mates OF Edison avenue, The mar
rlage took place at SITS, Peter and
paul's church on Saturday, August
ath and was solemni3ed by Rev,
Thomas Muleahy, The brides at
tendant was Miss Mary Mates and
the best man was Earl Bolger, Up.
on returning from an unannounced
trip, Mr., and Mrs, Mates
will reside at n Capitol avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-11
Contract Bridge
CORNELL CONTRACT CLUB

In q new series OF Monday after
noon sessions opened yesterday at
tho Cornell Club rooms under the
direction OF Mrs, John G, Moriarty
OF 90 Linden Street top scores we're;
North and South; Mrs, Arnold Smith
and Mrs, william Connell, 90 la
Mrs, George Dolan and Mrs. II, r,
Standlford, %; and East and West;
Mrs, Clearance ByaFs, and Mrs, John
Collins, 90; Mrs, Abraham HengeVeld
and Mrs, James Dunean,eS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-11
CONTRACT BRIDGE
Game After q Pass - Dealer Has Too Weak a Hand to
Bid, But Partner and Opponents Force Con.
tract, Which Is Made

When the dealer passes his first
opportunity TO bid, holding nothing
better than an ace, queen, and three
Jacks, II can generally DO taken for
granted that no does not expect 10
make game on that hand, and his
chances Of even plus score are les
sened greatly when his left hand
opponent opens the bidding,
There are exceptions 10 oil rules,
however, and today's In ono,
Even though West held two Ave-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-11

Mrs John Healey Of Zoe street was
hostess recently for the 9. I. @. Girls
who gave o hot-dog roast at the
beach. Those from Waterbury were:
Miss Jane Dillon, Mary Kenney,
Mary Brom, Betty Moran, Catherine
O'Connor, Betty O'Leary, Anna Our.
tain, Florence ODonnell, Doris Nc.
Cormack, Mary Whelan, Dorothea
Medtord, Catherine Mead, Margaret
Carroll, Arthur Wood, Francis
Woods, Mike Mccormack, Marjorie
Healey.
Mr., and Mrs. Paul williams OF
Middlebury road are entertaining
their two sons Frederick and Walter
of Springfield, Mass, william Is
spending the summer on the water
front,
John Worth Of Bunker Hill Is q
guest Of Frank Grant Of Deertield
avenue.
Mrs. Frederick Carpenter Of Naug-
atuck was pleasantly surprised at
her cottage Wednesday evening In
honor Of her birthday. Games were
played and q dinner served. Those
attending were Mrs, Frank Ander-
son, Mrs, George Wilson, Mrs. Har-
old Goodwin, Mrs. Harvey Bryant
and Mrs, John Morgan Of New Bril-
tain,
Mrs. Mary Casey Of Bank street
is spending several days ut the
beach,
Mr. and Mrs. John Culllnan and
family were guests OF Mrs, James
Brahan who Is spending two weeks
on Bayshore Drive.
Mrs. 0oldia Thyren Of Elliott
street Is spending the remainder Of
tho season at her cottage Prichard
Lane.
Mrs. Charles Denehy Of Watcrville
Is spending several days OF her cot
tage on Deerfield avenue.
Harold Dillon spent several days
on Deerfleld avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-11
SCALO.CLENFENTI

SSNAV~SAhsVAAsNAA
Announcement Ii made OF the
marriage Of Miss Dolly Theresa Gle
mont, daughter OF Mr., and MRS,
Anthony Clement TO Patsy Scale Of
EaSton avenue, The wedding took
place on August Q, 1895,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-11
SUGDINIs. SNIRPUNAs

The wedding OF Miss Helen EliX.
Nheth Snirpunas, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. John SnirpunaS of South
Leonard street and John Michael
Sugdinis, son Of MRS. Mildred
Sugdinis Of Charles street took place
yesterday morning ut Q o'clock. Rev
Joseph Valentiejus performed the
ceremony and also ofilciated at the
nuptial mass which followed. Gar
den flowers decorated the altar and
special wedding music was played by
organist Alexander J. Alexis, Mul.
lard's ave Maria" was sung by Miss
Mary Adomaitis,
The bride was escorted to the
altar by her father who gave her In
marriage, She was attired In O gown
Of ivory satin, styled with q high
cowl neckline, The bodice was
trimmed with tiny satin buttons at
the back and the skirt terminated
In q lengthy train, The sleeves were
fashioned with slight fullness OF
the shoulder line and terminated
IN points below the wrists, Her long
veil was OF tulle and was fashioned
with q cap of Spanish lace caught
with orange blossoms. Her colonial
bouquet was Of lilies of the valley
The bridesmaid was Miss Amelia
Snirpunas, a sister of the bride. She
wore froek OF peach mousseline de
sole, redingote style over peach taf-
feta, Her hat was OF leghorn and she
wore aquamarine accessories. She
carried Talisman roses and blue
delphinium. Joseph Baker was best
man, The gown worn by tho brides
mother was Of black crepe and her
accessories were Of black, She wore
q corsage OF lilies Of the valley. The
bridegrooms mother wore blue and
white crepe with white accessories
Her corsage was OF roses with
baby S. breath,
The reception which followed the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-11
Weddings
PHELAN. KlERNAN

A wedding OF local interest took
place Saturday morning ut 10
o'clock at st, Andrews church In
New York city when Eugene j,
PhelOn Of New York, son of Mr..
and Mrs, James Phelan Of Grand
View avenue, and Miss Helen r,
Herman OF Jackson Heights, l., l.,
were united In marriage by Rev.
Hilary Il, Hayes of Garrison, N. Y,
Miss Margaret Herman OF Wash
tngton, d, C., was her sisters at
tendant and Edward Phelan OF this
city was his brothers best man. The
ushers were Richard p. Crane and
Charles W, Stoeffler OF this city.
Tho Soloist at the mass was NAL
colin mckenzie.
A reception at Casino In the
Air at the Hotel Montolair followed
the ceremony with about 20 guests
In attendance, Mr., Phelan and his
bride left on n motor trip to Cam
ada and will reside In Jackson
Heights, l., l., upon their return.
Mr., Phelan Is associated with the
Daily News In New York city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-11

ceremony was held ut the home Of
the brides mother Mr.. Sugdinis
and his bride left later In the day
on their wedding trip to Atlantic
City and Washington, D. @. The
bride Is wearing for travel a poudre
blue knitted costume with pink and
blue accessories. They will live In
the future on South Leonard street,
LASKY.CURRAN
The marriage Of Miss Margaret
Curran, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Patrick Curr0n Of Aver street and
Edward Lasky, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Laskey Of Bank street
took place on Thursday morning ut
Q o'clock at the Immaculate Concep-
ton church. Rev. Francis M. O'Shea
officiated at the ceremony and also
celebrated the nuptial mass which
followed. The bride was attended
by Miss Eleanor Lynch and the best
man was James Cullen.
The bride wore gown OF white
lace styled with o train and trim
med with pearls and having q high
collar and row Of buttons down the
back, She carried o bouquet Of
white roses, sweet peas and baby'S
breath, The maid Of honor wore
o peach lace dress and wore O light
blue hat and carried bouquet Of
roses and baby's breath. The dress
OF the brides mother was blue polka
dot chiffon and she wore O corsage
Of gardenias and the bridegroom's
mother wore q white print dress and
o corsage Of gardenias.
A reception at the home Of the
bride followed the ceremony. Out OF
town guests were In attendance from
New York, Bridgeport, New Haven,
and Springfield. MIR. Lasky and his
bride left on wedding trip to
Washington and Atlantic City.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-11

Solution 10 Previous Contract
Problem
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-11

Harold Dillon spent several days
on Deerf1eld avenue.