The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-21
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Local Girl Marries
 Hartford Man Today
Nellie Lass Becomes Mrs. Joseph PadO at Pretty Nup z tiaI- Plymouth Legion Instals Officers Tonight

pearls. Her bouquet was of white chrysanthemuns.
 The maid of honor was dresesd in red taffeta, embroidered with gold. She wore a hat of gold with veil and bouquet of bronze chry- santhemums. The bridesmaid was dressed in blue taffeta embroidered in silver with silver hat and veil to match. Her bouquet was of bronze chrysanthemuns.
 Following the ceremony @ recep- ton was held at the home Of the brides parents for members of the immediate families and invited guestsS.
 The brides mother was dressed in wine crepe with hat to match. She wore corsage of gardeniaS. Guests were present from Hart ford, New Britain, Terryville and New York. Following an unan- nounced wedding trip the couple will reside in Hartford.
 Officers to Be Installez Howard Whear will be installed as commander of Plymouth post, No. 20, American Legion, at 8 meet ing this evening of the Sixth Dis- trict, American Legion in the state armory, Torrington. Six other posts of the district will also have their officers installed in this joint install lation.
 The other officers of Plymouth post to be installed will be senior vice commander, Cecil Frank; sec ond vice commander, Walter Stan ley; adjutant, Alfred Rice; finance officer, Jay White; chaplain Will liam Whear; sergeant at arms, Will liam Harbert; service officer, Jay White; historian, Dwight Pond; trustee for three years, Dwight Pond; executive committee, John Gibb, Nelson Judd and Carl Wun- derlich.
 To Form Unit
 Residents of Terryville and vicin- ity are invited to attend meeting of the National Union for Social Justice in the town hall, Saturday evening at 8 o'clock at which time the weekly broadcast of Rev. Charles E. Coughlin will be heard. Following the broadcast, speakers will be pre- sented, officers elected and new membership proceedings discussed.
 Meeting Tonight
 An important meeting of the democratic town committee will be held this evening in the court room in the town hall at 7:30 o'clock to discuss plans for big rally here shortly and to make plans to get the voters to the polls Tuesday, Nov. 3. The members of the committee will attended the democratic rally being sponsored 'by the Polish Women's Democratic club in St. Casimir's hall at o'clock. Several prominent Polish speakers have been secured for this rally. There will also be ad- dresses in English.
 Food Sale Thursday
 Mrs. Florence Delemeter, Mrs. Anna East and Mrs. Ada Pratt com prise the committee in charge of the public food sale to be hell. in F. B. Gates store, Thursday afternoon with the money realized to be added to the treasury of the parish club of St. Peters Episcopal church.
 Card Contests
 Another in the series of weekly 45 card contests, sponsored by Leo XIII Council, Knights of Columbus, will be held tomorrow in their rooms in the Lyceum. This will be the last session in these rooms, as the coun- ell is seeking new quarters and ex- pect to move within few days.
 Town Committee to Meet
 The republican town committee will meet in the court room in the town hall Thursday evening with Chairman Amos H. Lister presiding.
 Grange Tonight
 The Woman's degree team will con- fer the third degree on 8 class of 16 candidates at the regular meet ing of Plymouth Grange, this eve ming. The fourth degree will be worked by the officers degree team. An harvest supper will be served, following the working of the degrees.
 Hi-Y Meeting
 The lily club of the Terryville high school held candle light ser- vice last evening, following which several new members were initiated. The committee in charge of ar- arrangements were: Homer Norton, Albert Wollenberg, Fred Rice and Wilbur HaWaS.