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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-18
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Recent Bride Is
 Rendered. Shower

Mrs. Arthur Martin was hostess at shower given recently in honor of her daughter, Mrs. George Me- Namara. Throughout the evening luncheon was served. Dancing and singing were enjoyed. The guests included Mrs. John McNamara, Mrs. Conrad MarcAurele, Mrs. Mauria Gagnon, Mrs. Joseph Pratt, Mrs. Maud Massicotte, Mrs. Alfred Mas Sicotte, Mrs. Romeo Bienvinu, Mrs. Hecvtor Lavie, Mrs. Arman Gagnon, Mrs. Pierre MarcAurele, Mrs. Ro- land Lapointe, Mrs. John Soden, Mrs. Bernard Kenny, Mrs. T. J. Pelletier, Mrs. Clara Synott, Mrs. Lucien Dupont, Mrs. Catherine Bowes,
 Mrs. Sara Mcclure, Mrs. Eva Gagnon, Mrs. Juhn Murpry, Mrs. Edward Laliberte, Mrs. Armand Martin, Mrs. Madeline McEnnerney, Mrs. James Lynch, Mrs. Timothy McEnerney, Mrs. William Martin, Mrs. Pasquale Ranaudo, Mrs. Gus tave Ruby, Mrs. William Cipriano, Mrs. George Caouette, Mrs. O. Tre- panier, Mrs. Arthur Dansereau, Mrs. E. Vigeant, Mrs. Emil Cor deau, Mrs. Della Grace.
 Mrs. George Dunn, Mrs. Nicholas Apicello, Mrs. Alfred Dupont, Mrs. George Phelan, Mrs. Michael Phe- Ian, Mrs. William Howard, Mrs. Alfred Martin, Mrs. Anna Carroll, Mrs. Arthur Martin, Mrs. Arsene Lecours, Mrs. William Hebert, Mrs. J. Donahue, Mrs. Joseph Byron, Mrs. Winapoli, Mrs. Mary Delage, Mrs. Edward Gagnon, Mrs. Augos- tino, Mrs. Carroll Anderson, Mrs. Charles Leavenworth, Mrs. Irene Lasaluta, Mrs. James O'Brien, Mrs. Charles Meehan, Mrs. Mary Mordi- nit, Mrs. Rose Parageni, Mrs. Ar thur Brown, Mrs. Marguerite Calo, and Misses Madeline Quill, Mae Quill, Margaret McNamara, Anna Byron, Josephine McEnerney, Irene Martin, Shirley Kenney, Edna Mar tin, Luy Perezelli, Anna Ranaudo, Rose LaSalata, Florence Massicotte and Lorraine Picard.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-18
Weddings
Future Bride b .Shower Guest

A surprise greenback shower was given in honor of Miss Edith Wtai- en at the home of Miss Flcrence .schiavone. The nome was heau- tifully decorated with white stream CTS and bouquets of garden flowers. A buffet luncheon was served.
 Those attending were:
 Miss Kitty Deegan, Florence schiavone, Mary Eta Schiavone, Mrs. Albert 5chiavone, Mrs. Louis Schiavone, Mrs. Anthony Schiavone, Mrs. Eugene Schiavone, Mrs. Ma thilda Martorelli, Mrs. Louise Lor1- zieri, Mrs. John Voccia, Winnie Or- tone, Corrine Rossi, Mrs. Guarini, Mrs. Frank Rossi, Dorothy Migliaro, Mrs. Carmine Caruso, Mrs. Max Ro- sen, Mrs. D. D'Ambrosi, Mrs. Ni- cholas Preventy, Mrs. A. Pettrillo, Anita Massarino, Nettie Acceturo, Mrs. Rachael Miller, Misses Leonora and Genevieve Colladine, Mrs. Pa- trick Perrillo, Miss Josephine Man. 20. Mrs. A. Finelli and Mary Finel- Ii, Mrs. William Shaker, Peggy Van- zolina, Mrs. Carmella and Viola Nardelli, Mrs. Mamie Capozzi, Anna Mary and Francis Courtney, Mrs. William Perugini, Mrs. H. Schmelke, Mrs. Sumph, Mrs. Nicholas Valerie, Mrs. Thomas Engala, Mrs. Carmine Cipriano, Filemina Sirica, Mrs. Jo- seph Natale, Mrs. Vincent Tortora, Mrs. Mary Manzo, Irene Fitzmau- rice, Mrs. Evelyn Perugini, Christine Gaglione, Mrs. Barone, Needia Ba- rome, Anna Brophy, Mrs. DeLucca, Anna DeLucca, Christine Valerie, Mrs. Ralph Rodosso, Mrs. Florence Moreno, Mrs. John ManZo, Mrs. G. Grove, Sadie Grove, Mae Grove, Edna Grove, Mrs. Louis D'Ambrosi, Eleanor Barnes, Mrs. D. Dunn, Mar garet and Anna, Mrs. Alfred Harel, Miss Louise Alliard, Carmela Vale- rio, Melvina Courtney, Mrs. Con- stance Ippolitto, Mrs. F. GambaleD Mary Gambale, Miss Nellie Fitz~ maurice, Mrs. Fitzmaurice, Mrs. Lena Sirica, Miss M. Cclangeio' Evelyn Wallace.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-18
Sorority Semi Formal
 Dance Being Held Tonight

to be held this evening at the Ho- tel Elton.
 The dance will be one of the early fall social events and a large att tendance is anticipated. Many mem bers and friends have already sec cured reservations for the affaix.
 The members attending the meet ing included: Misses Grayce Mey- CTS, Grace Sutton, Elmira Poplis, Lillian Poscavage and Imelda Boyce.
 Mrs. Michael A. Pace of High street was hostess at a farewell party given Monday evening for her daughter, Miss Mary Pace, who will enter AlbertuS Magnus college on the 23rd. The occasion also marked the 17th birthday of the guest of honor. The rooms were prettly decorated in pastel colors and buffet lunch was served. Miss Pace received many gifts from those present who were Misses Rebecca Abriola, Frances Mama, Emmeline Manganiello, Emily Somma, Marie Verrastro, Josephine Bruscino, Louise Bruscino, Louise Palmieri, Gloria DiVito, Gloria Tartaglia, Yola Pagano, Margaret Pagano, Marie Pagano, Mary Nardozza, Bet ty Biancardi, and William Pace, Louis Manganiello, Henry Somma, Herman Somma, William Pace, 3rd, Mrs. Anthony Spadola, Mrs. Lewis DiVito, Mrs. William. Nardozza, Mrs. Anna Somma, Mrs. John Pace, Mrs. Mary Pace, Harry Somma, James D'Ambrose, MT. and Mrs. Michael A. Pace, MT. and Mrs. Vincent Pal- mieri, MT. and Mrs Ralph Bruscino, MT. and Mrs. Ray Somma, MT. and Mrs. Jerry Son1ma, Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Pagano, MT. and Mrs. An- drew Pace and MT. and Mrs. Ralph Deleppo.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-18
Contract Bridge
CORNELL CONTRACT CLUB

In a new series of Thursday ses- sions at the Cornell Contract club conducted at 60 Linden street by Mrs. John c. Moriarty top scorers were: North and South, Mrs. Charles Stocker, and Mrs. Harry zibell, 584; Mrs. Stephen Canty and Miss Elizabeth Kielty, $40; and East and West. Mrs. Eugene Doherty and Miss Loretta Bowes, STA; and Mrs. William Mcfarland and Miss Rosalie Adducci, 530.
 Freedom of the borough of Penn broke, Wales, has just been con- ferred on Lloyd George.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-18
JOHNsON-sULLIvAN

MT. and Mrs. James Sullivan of Wolcott street announce the mar riage of their daughter, Helen Rita to Elmer Marshall Johnson, son of MT. and Mrs. Andrew Johnson of Woodtick road. The wedding took place in New York on Labor day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-18
Opening lead--N 10.

laration and declarei. and thus also the leader.
 South felt sure that six hearts could be made, provided a spade lead could be prevented. His bid
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-18
Personal:
ALunlnae Group Selects Speaker For Luncheon

The Connecticut alumnae of the College of St. Elizabeth will gather &t old Hundred Inn on Saturday, September 26th for the luncheon to
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-18
Future Bride Is
 Rendered SholOe1

Miss Ethel Marren Ryan was guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower given recently by Mrs. William Sym mott of Fleming street. The table was attractively decorated in a color scheme of yellow and white. A buffet luncheon was served. Those attend ing were: Charlotte Bergin, Anna Toole, Sadie Bergin, Helen O'Rourke, Ruth Deeley, Alma Anderson, Mollie Cavanaugh, Mary Behan, Betty Be- han, Irene Synnott, Anna Synnott, Margaret Synnott, Mary Foody, Bea Gilmartin, Louis Delaney, Margaret Delaney, Alics Ryan, Dorothy Ryan, Olive Ryan, Marion Ryan, Ethel Ryan, Mrs. Thomas Behan, Mrs. Edward Behan, Mrs Charles Ross, Mrs. Thomas McElligott, Mrs. John Bergin, Mrs. c. Morrissey, Mrs. w. O,Rourke, Mrs. Mary McDonald, Mrs. George Connors, Mrs. Margaret Smith, Mrs. Anna Hallock, Mrs. Ju- Illus Dorfman, Mrs. Dennis Delaney, Mrs. Joseph Delaney, Mrs. Bernard Scanlon, Mrs. Phillip Cahill and Mrs. William Synnott.
 A birthday party was given re- gently at the home ,,f Gertrude Phelan in honor of Miss Betty Con- nelly and Miss Eleanor Hyland. Those attending incluGcd Misses Ruth Legge, Betty Connolly, Elea- nor Hyland, Ann McDonough Ruth Martinson, Louise O'Connor Ner Pollard, Gertrude Phc.ai1 and Wil- liam Colby, Leo Gerard, Edward Gilbert, James Garfield, John Creel, Francis Donahue, Howard Loeffler, H. Centin, Charles Wil- Hams, Donald Smith, Edward Per- rault, John Martinson and Theodore Owens,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-18
DoNAHUE-CoRCoRAN

The wedding of Miss Marcella Neville Corcoran of Arch street, daughter of Mrs. KathelNne. Cor coran of New York and William John Donahue of East Main street will take place tomorrow morning at g o'clock at St. Margaret's church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-18

Miss Imelda Boyce was hostess to the members of the Tropns Sorority at her home on Wednesday even- ing. This was the final meeting be- fore the semi-formal dance which is
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-18
LIE CLERC-DERouIN

The marriage of Miss Bertha Derouin, daughter of Gustave Derouin of Calvin street and AL fred J. LeClerc, son of MT. and Mrs. Alphonse J. LeClerc of New Hamp- shire will take place at 8 o'clock at St. Ann's church tomorrow morning.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-18

1 be sponsored by the Bridgeport chapter of the alumnae.
 Miss Emily Scully of Fairfield is chairman of the affair and is assist ed by Misses Mary McElroy and Teresa D'Arezzo.
 Mrs. John A. McAniff of New Jer- | Sey has been selected as speaker for the affair. Mrs. McAniff is the for mer Josephine Toomey, graduate of St. Elizabeth anG former presi- dent of the New Jersey association of Deans of women.
 Miss Marie de Matteis was hostess at a surprise birthday party given in honor of her father on his 58th birthday.
 Those in attendance included MT. and Mrs. John de MatteiS, MT. and Mrs. Dom Vassallo, MT. and Mrs. John Bredice, MT. and Mrs. Edward Farley of Bristol, MT. and Mrs. AL fred Halpern of New York, MT. and Mrs. Robert T. Barnes of Boston, MT. and Mrs. Anthony Galante, MT. and Mrs. Augustine Vassallo, Mrs. Dora Vassallo, MT. and Mrs. Vito Flammia, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Col ella, MT. and Mrs. Mark Marcucci, MT. and Mrs. Adam Pecci, MT. and Mrs. Sam Fazio, Mrs. Fannie De Lilo, Mrs. Frank Cicchetti, Mrs. Angeline Ciampi, Mrs. Melchione, James Camissa, Mrs. Anna Lacone, Daniel Horton, Edward Peckrel, MT. Perrotti, Miss Mary Daly, Mrs. Marie De Cosmo, Samuel Cintene- gro, the Misses Dorothy and Marie de Matteis, George de Matteis, the Misses Concetta and Angeline Vas sallo, John Marciano, Peter Vassal- To, Miss Angeline De Cosmo, Miss Margaret Cicchetti; Miss Mary Ann Stango, Mrs. Mary Daly and daugh- ter, Mary, and Charles Stango.
 A birthday party was given recent ly at the home of Gertrude Phelan in honor of Miss Betty Connolly and Miss Eleanor Hyland. Among those present were: Betty Connolly, Elean- or Hyland, Ruth Legge, Ann Mo- Donough, Ruth Martinson, Louise O'Connor, M. Pollard, Gertrude Phelan, William Colby. Leo Guard, James Caulf1eld, John Creel, Edward Gilvert, Francis Donahue, Howard Loeffler, Hervie Caatin, Charles Will Hams, Donald Smith, Edward Per- rault, John Martinson and Theo- dore Overs.
 A birthday party was given re- gently at Waverly Inn in honor of Miss Betty Connolly and Miss Elean- or Hyland. Among those present were: Betty Conrelly, William Col- by, Eleanor Hyland, Howard Loeffler, Nan Pollard, John Martinson, Ger trude Phelan, Leo Gerard. Ann Mo- Donough, Frank Yurksaitis, Ruth Legge, Hervie Canton, Dorothy Mo- Donough, Al Arnold. Louis O'Con- nor and James Canf1eld.
 Miss Genevieve Bulger, daughter of MT. and Mrs. John E. Bulger of Willow street and a graduate of Notre Dame Academy in June has left for Elmhurst where she will en- ter the Sacred Heart Academy at Providence, R. I.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-18
CONTRACT BRIDGE
By VIM. E. MCKINNEY Secretary of the American Bridge League

Bid Stops Wrong" Lead = Player Way to Slam Con- tract Injects Psychic to Prevent Defeat by
 Opener in That Suit
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-18

The intermediate department of the First Baptist church held a meeting at the home of Mrs. J. H. Foster last evening.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-18
RoCCAcCINo-PELLINO

The marriage of Miss Anna Pelli- no, daughter of MT. and Mrs. An thony Pellino of South Main street and Raymond Boccaccino, son Of MT. and Mrs. Pietro Boccaccino Of North Main street took place at Our Lady of Lourdes church yesterday morning at g o'clock. Rev. Joseph Valdambrini oficiated at the cere- mony and also celebrated the nup- tial mass. Palms and cut flowers decorated the altor, and a musical program was rendered by Prof. Gia- quinto, organist, assisted by Mrs. Julia Marrone soloist and the church qpartet.
 The bride was given in marriage by her father and had as her at- tendant, Mis- Clara Boccaccino, sis- ter of the bridegroom. Albert Mair-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-18
REYMOND-K

The wedding of Miss Hedwig Kiessling, daughter of Paul Kiess- ling of Tudor street to John Fred erick Raymond, son of MT. and Mrs. Ernest Reymond of Wood tic road too place on Wednesday morning at the Mill Plain Union church. The ceremony was per- formed at 10:3O o'clock by Rev, Matthew Madden. Miss Gertrude Kiessling a sister of the bride, was her only attendant and Arthur Field was best man. The organ pre- Jude was played by Fred Wilson, organist.
 The bride wore a gown of Brit ish blue crepe with hat to match. Her flowers were yellow roses. Her sisters dress was of dark blue crepe and she also wore 8 matching hat. Her bouquet was or garden flowers.
 There was no reception and MT. Reymond and his bride left later in the day on a wedding trip through the west. They will live in the future on Oakland avenue MT. Raymond is production, mana ger of the Remyond Baking Co.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-18

Miss Genevieve Bulger, daughter of MT. and Mrs. John E. Bulger of Willow street and graduate of Notre Dame Academy in June has left for Elmhurst where she will en- ter the Sacred Heart Academy at Providence, R. I.
Evening star., 1936-12-09
Marriage Licenses.

Glenn A. Davis. "a. Cedar Rapids. Iowa.
and Dorothy NJ Hamilton. 27, Newark.
corley NJ. Mitchell. 81. and Myrtle A.
wright; s.f;. "a. both of Arlington. Va: Rev.
Davis Is 'Sot Both Of Ais1aanSaria@ @fsss RsS. + 7.
courtland V. Smith. %. Piedmont. W. Va,
and Mabel L. Cooper, "A, Milton, Pa;
Rev. c. S. Biggs.
Ross5 ssd aaFssrs e. sm s
Tenn; Rev. j. R. Nils. '''
Era1sssea r Martin: 'iFssB"ts 81. i5aS Vsrnu% Hnn
Albert B. Hunt, %. 422-A Warner st. and
Lenora H. Remson. Is, 424 Warner ST.;
ana Pearl sr M Mathis ss7 sa99n1 6as psrf sr
rd.; Rev. H. ]. Smith
Israel Hurwitz, IS, 1888 H st. me-, and
Minnie zisselman. 55. 460 st. s.w.;
Eugene B. Goodwin. 81, 717 11th St. and
Nell THOMPSON. 30. 14O9 18th St; Rev.
William !. Keehan. 81. 1919 35th pl. and
Emma E; Wood. 10. 1905 33d St; Rev.
Edwin r. Curtis "a 4317 Georgia ave-.
Rev. Il. w. Sank. ''''
Charles aSls. J.. Lanks, r. w., ~ 200 Massa- M
rich, 1905 Connecticut ave; Rev. ". F.
J. Stricken.
and Clara Bunche. 20. II Fenton pl;
Rev. Ernest Wilson.
Frank Gregory 2S, Cowpens. S. c.. and
Rev F. B. Harris.
Robert Brown, 80 and Matte Thomas. 81,
both of SIS Sth st.; Rev. Daniel WASH
ington.
Sidney NJ. Sails. 81. and Frances B. Curtis,
20. both Of 1885 B st. Sc; Judge Robert
E. Mattingly.
Frank Eisenlohr. jr.., 80, and Mary C,
Riots, "a, both of Philadelphia: Rev.
. 8. E. Rose.
Pess5 Mysfa sSudsre es ss7 cSl.1ia I'd
Va; Rev. NJ w Hyle
Hosea Williams. %. and Mary C. Thomas,
Evening star., 1936-12-09

Minnie Pote, 81. Sibley Hospital.
Mary O. Anderson. 64 Emergency Hospital.
Laura B. Lawrence. "a. The Broadmoor.
William A. MCGOWAN. 81. 1850 Wisconsin
Evening star., 1936-12-09

Surely this Is convincing evidence that
Blue Sunoco is toduY's outstanding motor
fuel OF any price il sells Of rsqulor
gus price. Test 1t in your own cor ond
let II prove its superiority.
Evening star., 1936-12-09
Births Reported.

Carl and Carleen Stone. boy.
John and Frances NAPLES. boy.
William and Ethel Simms. boy.
Ted and Gene Kincaid. boy.
Clifton and Florence Hickerson. boy.
Thomas and Kate Mackey. boy.
Frederick and Veronica Marbut,. boy.
Arthur and Elizabeth Oswald. girl.
George and Madge De Mari. girl.
Arthur and Grace Scott. girl.
Donald and Margaret Christy. girl.
Monroe and Irene Chew. 3rd. girl.
Glover and Ruth Rae. boy.
David and Alice Moorman. boy.
Thomas and Mary Middleton. boy.
John and Susan Swartz, boy.
Norman and Nellie Collins. boy.
Charles and Jean Read. boy.
Herman and Louise Merritt. bog.
George and Annabell Butt, boy.
Marshall and Irene McGary. boy.
Hal and Grace Gooding. boy.
Raymond and Dorothea Quigley. boy.
John and Mary McWilliams boy.
Ralph and Vivian Cation boy.
Charles and Florence Secrist. boy.
Raymond and Christine Betz. boy.
Dorsey and Mary Jeter. girl.
Earl and Mary Hillstrand girl.
James and Ella Davis. girl.
Lawrence and Thelma FrischolZ. girl.
Paul and Myrtle Steiner. girl
Harold and Florence Winter. girl.
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william and Elizabeth Bardwell. siYi.

william and Elizabeth Bardwell. siYi.
Clyde and Jessie Bollinger. girl.
Edward and Mary Welsh, girl
Lawrence and Helen Mallery. boy.
Clarence and Lathryn Florence. boy.
Weston and Helen Ackman. boy.
Lawson and Marjorie Sanders boy.
Adolf and Mildred Waterfall boy.
Martin and Frances Snelus. boy.
Carl and Ina NUM-. girl.
William and Anne Stevens. girl.
Richard and Florence Martin. girl.
Isaac and Ruth Funderburk girl.
Clifford and Helen Roop, girl
Edward and Annie Saffell. boy;
Esleigh and Thelma Stanton. boy.
Eayburn and Julia Carothers. boy.
Jacob and Margaret Leapley. boy.
Aaron and Fannie Stopak. boy.
Samuel and Hortense StinemetZ. boy.
Bernard Bern aa and DIS ISABEL l11G; Vene1sy e1s boy
William and Virginia Mann boy.
Rubin and Sophie Sian. boy.
Norman and Wilma Schmidt. boy.
Leon and Anna Pearson. boy.
Saleem and Catherine Shama. boy.
Gordon and Laura Carle. girl.
Dewey and Margaret Whaling. girl.
Fayette and Lillian Latham. girl.
Richard and Ruth Troiano. girl.
Everarde and Betsy Jones. girl.
Edgar and Mary Seay. girl.
James and Naomi Albright. girl.
Samuel and Loretta Sprouse girl.
Howard and Virginia Scott. girl.
King and Florence Murray. boy.
Henry and Lulu Robinson. girl.
David and Mary Hill girl.
William and Marie Fenwick. boy.
Henry and Margaret Pleasant, girl.
Willie and Bessie Ratiff. girl.
Evening star., 1936-12-09
VISITING NURSES
HAND|CAPS CITED
]. v. N. S. Makes 13,300
Calls Despite Unprece.
dented Turnover in Staff.

An unprecedented turnover in the
staff of the Instructive Visiting Nurse
Society was reported at the regular
meeting Of the Board of Directors OF
the society yesterday at the head
quarters Office in the Albee Building.
The organization has accepted the
resignation of IL members Of its
staff during the current year, 10 Of
them during December alone, it was
reported by Mrs. r. M. Kaufman,
chairman of the Nursing Committee.
Those who resigned did so to accept
positions on the staff Of the District
Health Department, she reported.
Despite the difficulties and expense
resulting from this large turnover,
the nurses had given care to 4,334
patients, making total Of 13,308
visits, during November, the commit
tee report showed.
Reviews Executives Meeting.
Miss Gertrude Bowling, executive
director, reviewed discussions at
recent two-day meeting of visiting
nurse executives of the larger cities
Of the North Atlantic seaboard held
IN Boston. Problems discussed. she
said, included relationships with the
Federal Government, releasing staff
members to positions under the So
cial security act, division of response
bility with local boards of health,
program analysis with reference to
types of nursing given to chronics,
diabetes, cardiac cases, maternity
eases and communicable disease cases.
Other subjects discussed by the
group, Miss Bowling said, included
educational standards for student af-
filiations for public health, medical
policies relating to the giving of serum
and other administrative problems
common to large public health nurs-
ing organizations.
Committee Reports Given.
Committee reports were received
from George Myers, Finance Com
mittee; Mrs Charles B. Crawford,
Surgical Supply Committee, and Mrs.
Emory Scott Land, who submitted a
Joint report for the Legislative and
Advisory Committees. Mrs. Harlan
Fiske Stone presided.
Members of the board attending the
meeting were Mrs. Leonard A. Block,
Miss Elizabeth Bryan, Mrs. Charles
3. Crawford, Mrs. Hutchinson I.
Cone, Mrs. John w. Davidge, Mrs.
Henry Grafton Doyle, Mrs. James
Carroll Byrnes, Mr.. Walter Bruce
Howe, Miss Virginia Hunt. Mrs. r. M.
Kaufman. Mr.. R. M. Kaufman.
Mrs. Emory Scott Land, Mrs. Reeve
Lewis, Mr.. Harold N. Marsh, Mrs.
Keith Merrill, Mr. George Hewitt My
ers, Mrs. Cresson Newbold. Mrs. John
Jay O'Connor, Mrs Ord Preston, Mrs.
John NJ. Sternhagen, Mrs. j. w. Tur-
rentine, Mrs Charles F. Wilson. Mrs.
John Marvin Wright, Mrs. Harlan
Fiske Stone and Miss Gertrude H.
Bowling.
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8 PLANES SAVED IN
FORCED LANDINGS
Gale Compels Pilots to Land on
Narrow Beach-Machines
Rescued After Fight.
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
FERNANDINA, Fla, December O.
Pilots Of three airplanes bound for the
Miami air races made a dangerous
forced landing on narrow beach here
yesterday in the teeth of 40-mile
wind.
Workers from a Civilian Conserva-
tion Corps camp lashed the planes be-
fore they were swept into the ocean.
Paul Fodale, resident of Fernandina
Beach, heard the ships roar overhead
and rushed out in time to see one of
them land. Ben Sorensen joined him
as they ran to the spot.
1.-THE plane was being blown around
80 much that it looked like it would
be In the ocean before we could reach
It," Fodale said
The other craft alighted when help
arrived. After a two-hour struggle,
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william B. o'Connor. 6s 935 Kennedy st.
Samuel Thomson. 40. Emergency Hospital.
Iva M. Brown. 40. 236 Emerson st.
Terry J. Sain. AZ. Casualty HOSPITAL.
Charles II. Bennett. 20. Walter Reed Gen.
Howard :: Daniels. 20. walter Reed Gen.
william 3. Wrisht. IL. National Homso-
Alice colbert 30. Ereednen's Hospital.
Monroe Barringer. 81, 310 9th st. Sc.
Susie r; Saunders. 81. e3O st.
1n,1 Emma ,ksnny. ~. Garfield Hospital.
haywood Fuller. 4c. Emergency Hospital
roy l. Lowe. 30. Walter Reed General
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II. both Of 285s Nichols ave. Sc; Rev.
L. j. Brookes.
and Alice Victoria Shorter. 10. 1924
Cloud pl. ne; Judge r. e. Mattingly.
Leon W. Fuller. 81. S17 r ST.. and Gladys
Douglas Grymes.
John J. Kurz, 20. and Hilda Champion. 10.
both of 716 Independence ave. s.w.;
Rev. Joseph r. Beever.
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20 men managed to secure the three
ships.
One plane was piloted by r. H. Ar
mitage, manager Of the Cubs Aircraft,
Ltd, of Hamilton, Canada. The other
pilots were Arthur S. Pearce Of Brad
ford, Pa, and Ralph Seider of
Youngstown.
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Deaths Reported.

Thomas L. Grifith. So; 1872 q st.
John A. Parker. SO. St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Jessie T. Knapp. q Wardman Park Hotel
Ada Brown. TO 1908 P st.
Helen Rapley. H. Emergency Hospital.
Elizabeth Schwartz. "a. National Homeo-
william C. Marx. ~. 3344 p st.
Nora Hurley 66. 1873 Tuckerman st.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-17
All vul. opener--A 10 Solution in next issue. 20

linesse. This trick, of course, West refused Go win. The six of diamonds was continued and the ten spot finessed, West winning with tho king.
 He returned the nine of clubs, declarer played 6 small club, and East overlook the nine with his ten spot, in case his partner was out Of clubs. East returned the queen of clubs, dummy discarded Q heart, and declarer won the trick with the ace.
 Now declarcr made Q very nice play. He led the jack of spades, West won with the queen. and re- tui ned the four Of herats. Declarer flnessed the queen and, when it held, he continued his strategy of the spade suit and played the ten spot, hoping in this manner to eS- tablisI duInmys inne.
 But West was willing to sacrifice the spade trick and played the seven spot. Now. of course, declarer could cash the ace and i've of spades and the acc of hearts, but he had to lose the last two tricks.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-17
Personal
LnuraLton Hall Alunanae 70 Cather J0nuary 26

John 4. Ryan, Brooklyn, N. Y, president, is general chairman, and she Is being assisted by the oflcers and regents of the association. Members of the senior class of the academy will be introduced to the alumnae, and formally welcomed to the association. The committee in charge has planned delightful program of entertainment which will be presented at { ?. fa. in the auditorium of the academy. Tea will be served at s D. m. with the officers presiding at the tea table, Alumnae are requested to send theiT acceptances and the number oi their guests to the secretary, Miss Charlottee E. Leary, Lauralton Hall Milford, Conn, not later than Jata- uary 20. Several local people are planning to attend.