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Evening star., 1936-11-26

CHEVY CHASE. D. c.. 3sa3 Mckinley st.
Newly furnished room. private entrance.
2nd-foor apt; bus line. Cleveland 1854.
1880 GIRARD. Apt. o2-Well furnished
room. large closets. adjoining bath unlim.
III 18th ST. EW-Large front room:
twin beds Simmons mattresses; contiguous
hot water
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AGENTS.
SITUATIONS AEN

SELL sLIP-NOT TIES. only practical,
serviceable pre-knotted tie on market;
nearly 1000 profit; good seller for Christ
mas. Slip Not Tie Co., sos Eye st. NV.
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POULTRY AND EGGS.
so BARRED ROCK PULLETs. laying: 200
single comb White Leghorn pullets start.
Ing to lay: also White Emden geese; st
Forsk: cutTy y., Earn; r, White sno 0ss siiv,; iMia
SDrins 2e3-W.
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RE-UPHOLSTERING.
Three-piece living room suite
upholstered for $45; covering and
new inside material included;
made like new in finest tapestry
and friezette; workmanship guar
anteed.
LA FRANCE UPHOLSTERY CO.,
250a 14th ST. NV COLUMBIA 1912.
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RUGS, imported and domestic,
wide selection, all sizes, at large
savings. Room sizes. 50 95 to S2e rs; scat
ters. hall runners New patterns weekly
Capitol Rug Company, 1921 14th st. nv
tat Harvard. Omen evenings
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STENOGRAPHER,
With commercial ONCE experience. Liv-
ingston's 90S 9TH st. NV.
SALESLADIES, experienced,
part-time work in dress and
coat department. Apply the
Loeb Co., TIA 7th st. NV.
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REFRIGERATORS. Floor
models, greatly reduced. Fifth
floor, Palais Royal Depart
ment Store.
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BURTON APTS.. 212O @ st. n.w.-Furn.
rooms. SO and 81 week; double rooms, SIS:
twin beds maid service
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HELP DOMESTIC.
COOK, experienced, for private family;
city references 5000 Mass. ave. NV.
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER, cook. white.
settled; permanent; S45 6 month; upstairs
room; references required. Write BOX
824, Warrenton, Va.
GIRL. white. refined, care small child.
apartment: no cooking, no laundry; stay
niohts. Address Box 213-v. Star ONCE.
oughly exper.; take care year-old girl,
small new apt; no laundry: good home:
salary right party; must furn. excellent
refer; give phone. age, details. Address
Box s-v. Star once.
WOMAN. white. for general housework IN
eiereyman's heme; upstairs room. private
lAvatory: So week; no laundry; city refer.
ences. Lincoln 1071.
WOMAN, white. middle-ageG, as house
keeper for lady; $50 month. vest o75o.
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1921 10th ST NW-Attractively fur
nished double room. twin beds. inner spring
mattresses; southern exposure: unlimited
phone: breakfast optional: young ladies.
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SECURITY statesmen.
Must have car. Liberal commission
paid. Opportunity for Immediate, sub
Stantial and continuous earnings Quail
ned leads furnished. Registered ISSUE with
unbroken quarterly dividend record. Ex-
pansion program, not a promotion. Com
pany we'll sponsored. Now building se-
curlty sales force and opening ofiices In
prncipal cities for national distribution.
II qualifications and references show you
are a producer. will make reasonable
advances and furnish car on .repurchase
agreement. Other salesmen now drawing
large commissions monthly. Write, give
references. age and full experiences. BOX
355. Charleston, 8. G..
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THOMAS CIRCLE CLUB. 1926 Mass. ave.
n.w.-LarFe front room. semi-private bath;
Evening star., 1936-11-26

Rugs-Imported Orientals.
Chinese, Persian Patterns.
(7x10) SIS. (sx1I SEQ. (9x1o) So5.
A large assortment Scatters. 81 UP.
Liberal trade allowance on your old rug.
RUG MART. 14G4 Girard ST NV.
Open 10 AM. to $40 PM
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES
and ironers that
are fully guaranteed, floor
models. Fifth floor, Palais
RoVal Denartment Store
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DUPONT CIRCLE. walking distance-Sun.
ny front room. One with open fireplace;
telephone. hot water good beds; SEMI
private bath; references EXCHANGED. 1917
Goth ST NV
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LAFAYETTE HOTEL. 18th and Eye sts.
n.w.-Rooms with baths and radios. by
week or month at greatly reduced rates.
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YOUNG MAN. Is years Of age or over, to
assist in shipping department: good oppor-
tunity for advancement. Apply Phil Bobys
Co. 125 9TH st. NV. Do not apply on
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1903 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NW.-Gentle-
man; large sunny room. private bath with
shower; continuous hot water; sinele or
all GQs
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HELP MEN.
(COntinued.)

ROUTEMAN, full or spare time. to handle
retail bakery route. with or without car:
excellent earnings plus future opportunity
for producers. Apply Friday. 12lS H
Evening star., 1936-11-26

DOWNTOWN-Nicely furnished desirable
Ink. rooms, mi; reasonable. 431 G st.
tbasementD. or 500 9Th ST NV 30s
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-28
Mrs. Arthur Lunny
 Honored At Part,

Mrs. Arthur Lunny of Central avenue was rendered surprise birthday party Tesday evening at Lift the Latch Inn in Middlebury by relatives and friends. A delicious dinner was served those in atten. dance who were:
 Those who attended were: Ed- ward Becker, Thomas Smith, pr. and Mrs. Harold ?. Morrill,, MT. and Mrs. Richard Crane, MT. and Mrs. Lloyd Beach, MT. and Mrs. Ad0lph Raymond, MT. and Mrs. Louis WenzeI, MT. and Mrs. Lay. ton Rose, Francis Calvin, pr. and Mrs. Glenn II. Sweet, MT. and Mrs. Edward Barrows, MT. and Mrs. Harry x. CaShin, MT. and Mrs. Peter Dunne, Matt Price, Dr. and Mrs. John ?. Freiheit, Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Lunny, MT. and Mrs. 3. J. LaVallee, Mr. and Mrs. Creighton Carpenter, MT. and Mrs. Albin Anderson.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Hyde, Mir. and Mrs. Y. l.. Craw, Mrs. Andrea, Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Piergon, MT. and Mrs. Frank Bailey, MT. and Mrs. Robert Lagerquist, MT. and Mrs. James Phelan, Mir. and Mrs. Leland Stacy, Calvin Martin, Ralph Cook, Eugene Beadle, ST., Eugene BeadIe, Jr., MT. and Mrs. Andrew Larson, MT. and Mrs. William Fay. Tor, Mfr. and Mrs. James Millar, and MT. and Mrs. Arthur Woodward.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-28
Labor Day Bride Is
 Feted By Friends

Miss Ethel ottlnger of North Riv- erside street, who Is to be married to Joseph Vitkus on Labor day, was honored at miscellaneous and greenbaek shower at her home last evening. The guests included: Mrs. Ethel Delaney, Mrs. Louis Wright, Mrs. Mary Campbell, Mrs. Eva Kott, Mrs. Florence Lane, Mrs, Mary Racskowski, Mrs. Gladys Cur sky, Mrs. J. Rowley. Mrs. F. Dene- hey, Mrs. Sally Wodin, Mrs. Anna LazdAuskas, Mrs. Victor Babonas, Miss Anna Lasdauskas, Miss Cath erine and Sue Herrick, Mrs. John YIyland, Josephine Moore, Mrs John Reilly, Miss Hilda Kramer, Mrs. Henry Fischer, Mrs. George HoliAan, Hannah Myers, Mrs. Jo- seph Breive, Vivian Hawley, Mrs Vincent Vitkus, Mrs. A. Dapois Mary Delaney, Mrs. Henry Begnal Mrs, Charles Murtagh, Mrs. How ard Lang, Mrs. Harold Coleman Mrs. William J. Ward, Mrs. s. slani Mrs, 0. Hassinger, Miss Doris Me- 0uire, Mrs. W. 0. Reed, Mrs. John Sullivan, Mrs. John Platt, Mrs James Brodie, Mrs. T. Sheehan Mrs. 0. Dagley, Mrs. J. sautereau Miss Irmagarde Kott, Miss Ernes- tinc Kott, Nancy MunSl, Mrs. Anna Tamiello, Mrs. Fred Hespelt, Mrs George Ottinger, Mrs. Orsini, Mrs c. Mesunas and Mss Ethel Ot- tinger.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-28

Plfty.nine couples were in at. tendance at the annual summer dinner dance sponsored by the eigs mo Tau Beta sorority and held at West Haven last night Miss Eve- Barney Rapp's Pavilion Royale at at West Haven last night Miss Evelyn Morrissey was chairman or this years highly successful dance. Among those attending were:
 Adele Carey, Rollic Benson; Jennie Cocchiola, Dom Ciarl0; Ann 0ambInc, Michael stoifi; Fran- cls Anton, Louis 4. 0raSSo; MT. and Mrs, John Burrows; Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Henman1; Mildred Noref1, Y ', Nelson; Mr. and Mrs. Lester Voli: Mazda HartFing, Bill O'Dorl- neil: BeatFyce Beneditte, Peter Ponponio: Carolyn Pomonio, James dladney, Jr; Bertha Davis, Bob dorman: MurIel O'ehea, Vincent Wallace: Margaret Reardon, John McTSenna: Alice Fitzgerald, George Boxx; Mary Driscoll, Wesley Larri' wee: Mary German, Vincent Brown; Winnie Boothe, William Pager; Mary Donahue, Prank Marcella; Louise Patrick, Steve Egan; Eleanor BaItrush, stevan Bor0way; Loretta Dillon, william Powell; Catherine Yarmala, Michael HiggiSton; Ber' nice Ryan, Harold Benson.
 Elsie Pannone, Paul Shaw, Dolores Quinn, Hugh Downeyl, Betty o.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-28
SOCIAL AC7YV7zES=-
Local Woman To
 Wed M Ecuador

Announcement was made iast night Of the engagement and com ing marriage of Mrs. Virginia White of Welton Place to Denis A. c. Dal- laston Of Ecudor at Q testimonial held ct the home of Mrs. Clarence 1chulRlnsky of Irving street. Mrs, White, who IS at present secretary to Edwin o. Northrop, vice-presi- dent and treasurer Of the Water bury Savings Bank. will sail for South America September l8 arriv. ing In Ecuador in Octcser. She will marry Mir. Dallaston, who Is an executive of Q British oil concern there, during that month.
 Those who attended the testimo- nial last night werei Irene Besan- con, Anna Casaly, Alice Gleason, Olga Hanson, Olive Meyers, Julie Orsini, Helen smith, Gertrude spearo, Marion zibell, Mrs. Andrew Archambault, Mrs. Thomas Cum ninghaIn, Mrs. Rudolph Folgmann, Mrs. Albert Francis, Mrs. Ralph Keaveney, Mrs. James Kirkwood, Mrs. William Root, Mrs. D. Graham White, Mrs. Virginia White and Mrs. Clarence 6chulzlnsky, all employees of the Waterbury savings Bank.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-28

ond and third rounds.
 Next three rounds of spades were taken. Then the ace and king oi clubs were played, followed by q ruff of the dummys last club ir the closed hand.
 While 1t looked improbable, South already had realized that he had only one chance to make the hand And that was on condition that West had held only the king and queen of diamonds, originally. II was for this reaeon that declareE had played out all the spades and the clubs from both his own hand and the dummy, after having drawn trump.
 So now he led a small diamond West won with the queen and waa forced to return a spade. Thii was rufIed in dummy, the losing diamond was discaFded. and the last trick was won with dcclarer'a last trump.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-28
Personal
Sign1a Tau Beta Sorority Holds Successful Dance

|, Rourke, Coleman ]. Malia, Irene Carrier, Frank Whelan, Lillian Mur- phy, John Mahan, Alice Carmody. Francis Phelan, Loretta Crevan, Martin Burns, Ann Naylor, John Mccarthy, Dorothy Schaeffer, Wal- ter oaunt, Gertrude Distiso, Andrew Masone, Mir. and Mrs. 0. Johnson, Helen orlando, E. Shea, etatia Mo. McAvoy, Everett Donovan, Anne Mole, John V. Moore, MT. and Mrs. R. J. Pomponio, Mir. and Mrs. Peter Daioisio, Lucille Perrello, Tobie Ban.
 non, Elsie T. Engrath, Edward Carr, Mary BalchuraS, Joseph Jokubaitis, Lucille MaFcinkus, Jack Phillips, Adele Mack, Charles Lvileskis, Are lene Quinn, Edward Claffey. Betty Wilson, W. J. Fellacure, EdEa Kraft, Douglas Stephens, Gertrude Dwyer, Albert Relhi Olga drassinan, Cyrie Walsh, Ann McAvoy, Charles Keeley, Evelyn MorTtsgey, Stanley Paskav- age, E. Hangalt, Roy Richards, Hel- en Tagsel, William Plikaitis j.. Zorne Natalie DiStisio, Eieanore Walsh, William O'Neill.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-28
Weddings
Kitchener Post
 Honors Members

Mir. and Mrs. Edwin A. Davies were honored at 6 surprise party given by the Lord Kitchener Post. British War veterans, and Auxiliary wednesday night at the Post rooms on Bank street. Mir. and Mrs. Daviess who will leave Waterbury soon to take up their residence in Stamford
 were presented with Q coffee table from those present. Music. games, and dancing were enjoyed by those attending who were: David Cratgs Post Commander; Mrs. Robert Montgomery, President of the Auxs Hilary: Mir. and Mrs. Michael Austin, Mir. and Mrs. Donald Mcdonald Mir. and Mrs. Walter Lilliot, Mrs. Harry Lilliot, Mir. and Mrs. James Wilson, Mir. and Mrs. Frank Mc- Hugh, Mrs. Donald Macdonald, MT. and Mrs. Andrew Hunter, Miss Cris- sic Hall, Mrs. Florence Albon, Mir. and Mrs. Jack Marshall. Mir. and Mrs. John 5odden, Mir. Elizabeth Marshall, Mir. and Mrs. David Car. michael, Mrs. Strachan, Mir. and Mrs. Andrew Raehurn, Mir. and Mrs. John Crichton, Mir. and Mrs. Roberts, William Thompson, A. Strause, Mir. and Mrs. Allon Main, Mir. and Mrs. J. Lang, MT. and Mrs. William Craig, Mrs, Alice Hole, Mir. and Mrs. Edward Sede, Mir. and Mrs. Duncan Rose, Mir. and Mrs. c. Moffatt, MT. and Mrs. David Gowan, Mir. and Mrs. Robert Currie. Mir. and Mrs. George Brown, MT. and Mrs. James Barton, Harold B. Goodwin, and MT. and Mrs. Edwin A. Davies.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-28
Personal

MT. and Mrs. George N. Stanley of this city are at the Ambassador Hotel in New York.
 Mrs. ?. A. Jackie of Columbia Boulevard Is spending some tine at Chalfonte- -Haddon Hall in At. lantic City.
 Mrs. J. 6. Sweeney of Cooke street Is registered at Chalfonte- -Haddon Hall in Atlantic City.
 Mrs. Carl Cross of Johnson street was Q guest this week ct the Hotel Edison in New York city.
 Registered at the Edison Hotel this week are Miss Mildred and Miss Kathryn oarvey of State street
 The Misses Marie Fitzpatrick and Joan Brady of Keefc street were 0endered Q bon voyage turkey Bup- per recently ct Red Path Inn, the occasion being their coming trip oil the s. 6. Seminole, which cruises from Miami to Havana. They VIII Sail September and will be ac' companied by Joseph Olavin.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-28
Friends Compliment
 Lillian TheriauIt

Miss Lillian Theriault was the guest of honor ct Q campfire party held last night at the summer home of Mrs. Harry Thcriault at Lake Hitchcock. Miss Thcriault, who Is to be married to Chanel Oueilettc on Sept. 1 was the recipient of very many beautiful gifts from those at- tending who were Mrs. Antoinne Jaibert, Mrs. Andrew PelIetier, Mrs. Lawrence Pelletier, Mrs Rose Ber- ylatchez, Miss Marie Pelletier, Mrs. Arsene Pelletier, Mrs. Albert Par. ent, Mrs. George Theriault, Miss Isabelle Cote, Riviere du Loup; Mrs Rose Mcdonnell, Providence, D. l.; Miss Cccile Rochon, Mrs. Harry Theriault, and Miss Lillian The- riauit.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-28
CONTRACT BRIDGE
Plays for Only Chance - Decarer Figures Favorable Location of Opposing Cards to Make His
 Small Slam Contract
By VIM. E. MCKINNEY Secretary Os the American Bridge League

When . bridge player has only one way to make his contract, that b, by finding . certain division of suit in the hands of the defend- ing players, or Q certain card lo- cated Fright" for him, there Is but one thing to do--play for that cx. act division, or that location of the key card.
 It was by taking advantage Of this principle that the declarer on today's hand fulfilled his small slam contract, which at first glance geen- cd doomed to defeat.
 southB opening bid was very weak, and his own justification was that Shopworn statement, T had strength in both majors; but had he not opened the bidding, 1t b
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-28
Thomas studio photo.

Mir. and Mrs. Philip Ryan and daughter, Patriica; Miss Sadie Ryan and MT. and Mrs. J. Bedding and daughters, Elaine, Ann and Maralice have returned after spending the week at Atlantic City, N. J. MT and Mrs. Ryan and daughter and Maryalice Bedding have since left for Boston to visit MT. and Mrs John MulVaney and son, shawn, at their summer home In Quincy, Mass
 Ernestine Dcvens of Watertown avenue Is c patient at St, Marys hospital.
 The Misses Peggy and Irene Te- han of Baldwin street are spending week ct Lake WinnepeSaukee.
 Mrs. Mary Driody and Misses Julie and Doris Briody and Miss Grace Kelley are spending ten days at Point Beach, Milford. Miss Winifred 0arvAn of Wood- land street in Hartford was 0 recent guest In Litchfield, attending the debut of Miss Mary Snyder of that place.
 Miss Evie Ted Liiley of this city has been entertaining ct East River, Madison, Miss Elizabeth Howe of Greenwich.
 Mrs. Irving Chase of this city en- tertained at the Dunes Club at Nar- ragansett Pier yesterday for MT. and Mrs. drenVille Kane of Newport, R. r. Mrs. Augustus B. Field and ChareS Kellogg.
 The Lyme Art Association of Lyme, Conn, has announced that t will hold it's fourth annual exhibi- ton Of paintings and sculpture at the gallery in Old Lyme, which opened August % and will continue to September 20.
 MT. and Mrs. John B. 0oss whe are at Pine Orchard entertained over last week end Milton Burial of this city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-28
ProspectiUe Bride
 Honored At ShouUer

A shower was given recently in honor of Miss Theresa Pettinicchi of River street, who is to be liar- ried Labor Day to John Parnatozzi of Clover street at the home of Miss Bridget Biondi. The bride-to-be re- ceived many beautiful gifts. The home was attractively decorated with cut flowers and white streamers.
 Those attending were: Mrs. Car. mella Pelosi, Mrs. Concetta Calabro. Mrs. Anthony Pettinicchi, Miss Mary Marsele, Mrs. Theresa Pettinicchi, Miss Theresa Sandore, Mrs. Concet- ta Biondi, Mrs. Domenic Ianniberti, Miss Eugenia Ianniberti, Miss Bea- trice Ianniberti, Mrs. Lucian Biondi, Mrs. Mary Caruso, Miss Theresa Bosco, Miss Mary Minuvino. Mss Julia Pettinichi, Miss Theresa Gaz- zardi, Mrs. Grace Iorio, Mrs. Lena Calabro, Mrs. J. Pernatozzi, Miss Loretta Asselin, Mrs. Carmella Iorio, Miss Rita Pernatozzi, Mrs. Ralph Cappela, Miss Lucy Biondi, Miss Yola Biondi, Miss Jennie De Santis, Mrs. Diana Polleta, Miss Angie Es- posita, and Mrs. Ralph PernatoSzi.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-28
Bay'iew

Miss Helen Whalen, Mrs. Mar garet Hoff, Miss Catherine Steven son are spending three weeks on West Orchard street.
 Mrs. John Cahill and her two daughters Sally and Joan of Wood- ruff street have retrned home after spending Q month on WeStland ave- nue.
 MT. Joseph McGinniss of Plaza avenue was 8 recent visitor at the beach.
 Miss Bea McGill has returned home offer spending several weeks at the beach.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-28
Weddings
LILLY.JONES

LILLYsJONES
 A wedding of local interest took place yesterday morning at St, 0abriel's church in Washington, D. O.. when Miss Nancey Marie Jones of that place, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Harry Peter Jones, was united in marriage to Dw Edward Paul Lilly, son oe Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Lilly oS Brooklyn, N. Y. Rev. Louis Albert performed tho ceremony ct 10 o'clock. The bride was given in marriage by her father. Her maid of honor was her sister, Miss Betty Jones, and the best man was pr. Gerald T. Lilly of Brooklyn. The ushers were: John J. Mclaughlin of Lowell, Mass, Joseph r. Lilly, pr. Christopher J. Hand of Newark, N. J, and Stephen Bcrgin of this city, Q cousin of the bride and classmate of the groom at Holy Gross college.
 The bride wore ivory satin made princess style, high cowl neckline and Q long fan-shaped train, Q veil of ivory tulle falling from Q cap banded with braiding and caught with orange blossoms. She carried c shower bouquet of gardonias and lilies of the valley. He maid of honor wore blue naoire taffeta with gold stripe fashioned with slight train and Q cape. Her hat was of matching shade with tullc crown and velvet coronet. She carried roses and delphinium. The brides moth- CT wore poudre blue lace made with slight train and Q black velvet hat while the br!degroom's mother wore c dubonet and white print frock with brown accessories; her corsage wal of orchids while Mrs. Jones cor sage was of gardenias. The wed- ding breakfast following the cere- Tnony and mass was held in the Chinese room at the May flower hotel, about ono hundred and fifty attending, including guests from this city, New York, Brooklyn Seattle, Wash, Northport, L. l., and Elmira, N. Y.
 The bride Is Q graduate of Holy Cross academy and Trinity college in Washington. She also attended Georgetown University Dental school. The groom is Q graduate of Holy Cross college, Worcester, and Catholic university in Washing ton. He plans to teach at Loyola college in Chicago where the couple will take Up their residence on rec turning from their wedding trip. Mrs. Lilly wore traveiing . black satin ensemble with white trimmings and Q silver fox cape.
 The bride is niece of Thomas F., and Patrick s. Bergin of Willow street this city, and has been A frequent visitor here.
 Announcement is made of the marriage of Katherine Blair Meth, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. David B. Meth Of FAber avenue to Arthur Ainsworth Hinkley, son of MT. and Mrs. Harjand Ainsworth Hinkley of Perklnsvllle, Vt. The marriage was performed Monday, August 24 ct Keesville, N. Y. The bride is . grad- uate of Saint Margarets school. Mfr. fIinkley is c motor vehicle inspec- tor. The couple will make their home in Burlington, Vt, and will be at home to friends after October ii.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-28

Miss Clare Lee, Mary Mccormack, Helen Holihan, Marjorie Healey, Doris Mccormack and Peggy Me- Cornack held . picnic on the beach Friday.
 Miss Rita Hemlock of Elmwood avenue, Loretta Kelly of Rye street, Mary and Irene Kane of Laval street and George Kelly of Rye street are spending Q week ct the beach.
 Misses Mary Barry of Tairmount street and Anna Kelley of Louns- bury street are guests of Mrs. James German.
 Mrs. Frank Shea of Naugatuck and her daughter Mrs. Harry Con- Ian of New York gave a tea in honor of their birthday anniversaries at Mrs. Shea's cottage at Field court.
 Miss Ann Benson and Miss Doris Reynolds will leave Bayview Wed- nesddv for . motor trip to Canada. Dr Edward Kirchbaum of Grove street was c recent visitor at the beach.
 Mir. and Mrs. Robert Ball and family have returned home after spending two weeks ct the beach.
 Miss Helen Murray of East Main street entertained Q group of girls at her cottage Tuesday afternoon and hot dog roast in the evening Those who attended were Helen Meagher, Teresa Panic, Anna Thompson, Helen Murphy. and Lil- Han Blair of BronXville, N. Y.
 The second card party was held Tuesday afternoon on the lawn of Mrs. Mary Cunningham of Oakland avenue for the benefit of st. Mary's church, Milford. There was Q large number of players both from Mii- ford and Bayview. The committee in charge said the affairs was c big success. Twenty prizes were award- eo 70 the Wtnnors,
 Mrs. John Keobe and daughter of Eastwood are spending two weeks at the beach and are entertaining Mrs. George Welch of Philadelphia who is remaining until Sept. 8.
 George Hughes of Waterville Is spending Q week ct Warren street.
 pr. Raymond quinn was . re- cent visitor with his family who are spending the month of August ct the beach.
 John Burns Of Pennington avenue was a recent visitor with his family who are spending the summer on Prichard Lane.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-28
DO OWN PAINT JOBS

spurning the makeup supplied by Hollywood, the 1000 Cheyenne In- dia1s working ii1 Cecil 3. Do Miles "The PiainSman" on their reserva- ton ct Birney, Montana, insisted upon using their own personally manufactured war paint for battle scenes. They made t out of col. ored clay dug from the hills.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-28
Engagements
MACKTRWsCZ -gCHULTZ

MWOMHBWEOAsbOE
 Announcement is made Of the coming marriage of Miss Virginia Schultz, daughter of Mrs. Grace Schultz and the late Frank Schultz of East Main street, to William Mackiewicz, son of Mir. and Mrs. Stanley 1ackiewicz of Edgewood avenue. The wedding will take place at Q o'clock tomorrow ct the church os the Sacred Heart.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-28

There will be an important meet- Ing of the Daughters of Isabella to- night ct Q o'clock at the home of Mrs. Julia Delaney ct 76 East Main street. All mefbers are urged to attend as important business will be discussed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-28

probable that the hand would have played in four only, and hence never would have reached me for discussion in this column.
 The opening lead of the diamond king was won with the ace in dummy. and the three trump held by East were picked up, West dis- cardtng two small clubs on the sec.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-28

Harranquilla, Columbia, will hold an Internationl Industrial Expost- ton in December.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-28

Miss Clare Lee, Mary Mccormack, Helen Holihan, Marjorie Healey, Doris Mccormack and Peggy Me- Cormack held . picnic on the beach Friday.