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Blue Star Kills
The Itch Germs

To get rid OF itch, rash, letter,
foot itch. ringsorm or eczema, cover
with soothing Blue Star Ointment
which contains tested medicines
that kill the itching. Money back on
first jar. II 1t fails to relieve. Adv.
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Mans Stomach Swollen
Twice Its Normal Size

The terrible thing about indiges-
ton and stomach gas" is that it
often swells the stomach out of all
natural proportion. Such was the case
of an Indianapolis man who tells how
his stomach felt as if 1t was blown
up twice its normal size after meals.
He suffered for years but recently he
found the new. double acting stomach
alkalizer. called WHITE SWALLOW
the scientific formula of FOUR diff
ferent remedieg tor the relief of COM
mon stomach distress. This man tells
how he drew up his belt seven inches
after WHITE SWALLOW relieved him.
Says the gas bloating has gone and
he doesn't have the awful burning in
his chest and throat any more. Eats
what he wants, without fear of indi-
gestion.
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Purdue Cindermen
Win Over De Paw

Times Special
LAFAYETTE, Ind, May 7.-Pur-
due University's track team today
turned its attention to the tri-
angular meet with Indiana and
Northwestern here Saturday after
winning over De Paw University
10 to So, here yesterday.
The Boilermakers finished first in
10 of the IA events.
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William H. woodley. 20. Of 1902 N.
Euclid-av, laborer, and Clara Smith. "a,
of 926 River-sv. factory worker
Stanley Dzilinski. AZ, of e6l w Wash
ington-st. night Waterman, and Rita VIII
lars. So, of 96l W. Washington-st, nurse
Frank c. Miller. 80. of 1915 N. Pennsyl-
vania-st. salesman, and Helen I. De VEL
ling. 20. of $500 Central-av, housekeeper
Merlyn E. Brosier. 80, of 523 s. Flem-
ing-av, packer. and Katherine l.. jacob
of 523 Fleming-av. housekeeper.
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REMBUSCH-Frank j.. father of Trueman
Rembusch and Mrs. Maxine Garrison.
brother of Nicholas. Joseph and George
Rembusch, died Wednesday at Major
Hospital. Friends may call at the
residence, 703 S. Harrison. Shelbyville
Funeral Saturday. $50. at the home:
9 a. m, st. Josephs Church. Shelby
vile. Burial st. Joseph's Cemetery
KIRBY
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES c 1r emf,

Melbourne C. Jr., entered
into rest Wednesday, age years. Son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Melbourne c. Schwartz
Sr., and brother of Marvin A. Schwartz.
grandson of Mr.. and Mrs c. w
Schwartz. Mrs. Blanche petro. and E V.
Fulks: Funeral Friday at the Latter
Day Saints Church, Prospect and Villa
av p. m. Burial Memorial Park
Friends may call at the HARRY w.
MOORE FUNERAL PARLORS until hour
of service.
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SOFTBALL

Results of the Department Stores
League games follow:
Howard-st Merchants 6, William
H. Block Co. 4.
Evans All-Stars %, L S. Ayres &
Co. TO-
Kahn Tailoring Co. 10, Marott's
Shoes 9.
Holy Cross has entered the K. of c..
League with it's fast team of last sea-
son and is to open the season next Sum
day. Players are to meet at State-av and
WESTINGHOUSE at 9 O'Clock. Shipp. Coffin,
Sansone, Bisesi Raymond and Mcguire
take notice.
lockwood A. C's opened their season
in the Smith Hassler- Sturm Night League
at Longacre Tuesday. defeating Lieber
Layers, 2 to 1. The team also registered a
12-to-l victory over c. P Lesh Paper Co.
in an Em-Roe Wednesday League game.
Rockwoods play tonight at $50 at the
lockwood diamond. Games are wanted.
Call Drexel 56l1-W. Dean Bros. take
notice.
The following Greer A. c. piayers are
requested to attend practice at the Greer
playground today and tomorrow at 5: C.
Friejie. Wolf, Caskey. Mulhern. Constant
inc. Lyons. M. Bsesi, F. Bisesi. Sheerer,
Brandon, Mea ond Steinberger. For games
call DreXel 1884
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BEARS SIGN WINGMAN

CHICAGO, May 7. - Bill Parish,
rangy George Washington Univer-
sity end, has been signed by the
Chicago Bears professional football
team for the 1886 season.
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SHUMATE-Jean (nee Sheal, age Il
years. beloved wife of John Shumate
mother of baby Sharon. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Shea. sister of Miss
Mary Jane Shea. granddaughter of Mrs
Tina Jones, passed away May 5. 1895
Services Friday. 9 a. m. st. L. wrencf
Church. Muncie. Ind Friends ..ay cal
at LITTLE & SONS Funeral Home 1915
n. Meridian-st. until Thursday evening
lMuncie papers please copy
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SCOTT-Samuel l., beloved husband of
Freda and son of Everett E. Scott of
Whiteland, passed away Tuesday after
noon, age So years. Funeral services Fri
day 1890 a. m. at Memorial Baptist
Church. Friends invited Burial Floral
Park. Friends may call at residence
1925 N Warman-av and at church from
Conkle Service.
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Vital Statistics
Marriage Licenses

tIncorreet addresses Frequently are riven
TO the Marriage License Bureau deliber-
ately Ths Times in printing the official
list assumes no responsibility for such
addressexl
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Costs A Penney

Best of all. WHITE SWALLOW
costs so little; less than 1c Il dose.
Therefore, it would be mistake to 20
on suffering. We are recommending
this new. scientific remedy because we
know it has helped so many.
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POTTS-John E. entered into rest Thurs
day. Father of Edwin Potts. Geneva
Keller and Berthe Midgley. Funeral Fri
day $50 p, M, at the HARRY w
MOORE FUNERAL PARLORs. Burial
Mentor. KY.
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Births
Rows

Boys
Walter Wilma Rice, 1907 N Healing
Chester, Margaret Dickerson, 2036 w
Vermont.
Mack. Alena Curd, City
Homer. Mary Watson. City.
Joseph. Georgia Wing, City.
Frederick, Eathyl Kilgore, City, twins.
Russell, Sarah, Graves. City.
Vernon. Lena Billman, Coleman.
Dott, Lavonn Copeland, Coleman.
Charles Mabel Cowger, Coleman.
Philipa, Lucille Klein. Coleman.
Kenneth. Pearl Patterson, Coleman.
Girls
John. Rita Clarke. 1922 Stuart.
Theodore, Rosa Barnett, City.
Kenneth Imogene Webb, City.
Henry. Ruth Holder. 1925 Indianapolis
Carl Mary Bartenbach, Coleman.
Marion. Louise Kinney. Coleman.
Arden Emma Ober, Coleman, twins.
Roy, Marcella STROBE, Coleman.
Elmer Hesper Walker. Coleman.
Clyde, Jeanette White, Coleman.
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Acts At Once

WHITE SWALLOW neutralizes acids
in the stomach, expels gas. relieves
pain. bloat, swelling and headaches.
Relief comes Immediately. 1t is not
habit forming like 4oda; it is pleasant
TO take. and it settles the stomach at
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3 De0ths-Funprnfs

IndianapoIis Times Thursday. May !. 1888.
HOLLORAN-Mars. beloved aunt Of VIII
liam and John Grady. died Wednesday.
Funeral notice later. KIRBY.
PETTY-Elsworth Elmer. little son of Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer z. Petty Jr OF 1870 S.
Neal-av. died Tuesday. Nav S. 1885 age
"a months. Brother Of Alfred Violet
Glenn. Alice and Gene Petty, grandson
of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer E. Petty Sr
Funeral Friday 2:30 D. m. from the
above address. Burial Floral Park Gene
terry Friends invited. EEANBLOSSOM
SERVICE.
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WHO Is 1T?
Win Guest Tickets to the
CIRCLE THEATER
TO SEE
The ex-Mrs. Bradford"
With
VIM. Powell and Jean Arthur
Brides Are Like That
With
Ross Alexander and Anita Louise
RULES

Each day The Times will print or more
questions about various want ads in the
classified columns that day. Read the
questions, then find the ad that will give
answered fully. giving the name and adj
dress of the advertiser. Neatness and
originality OF presentation will be counted
in judging. For the 10 best solutions daily.
The Times will award each a guest ticket.
Winners will be announced here daily.
Answers to today's questions must be in
not later than 500 p. M. Friday. May G..
TODAY'S QUESTIONS
= Who is it with Ii 1913 offering
L. Free Estimates, Quality Work?
. Who is it located at 1442 N. Cap
As itol Ave. advertising Complete
Body and Fender Repairing?
. Who is it (give phone number of
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Postsg
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4. ridian selling Tomato I'lants?
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u. st. advertising Disease and Sick
ness?"
e Who is it located at 6S5 Century
Us Bldg. advertising Rush Jobs
Make Us Smife?"
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Repairing?
Who is it (give phone number of
o. party advertising 7Room House,
Rooms Down. 3 Rooms Up?
Bring or mail your entry to the Who Is 1t
Contest Department, The Times. 2l4 w.
Maryland indianapolis. Ind.
Winners of May 4th
Questions
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q Miss Dorothy Wernsing. 1851 S. Me-
ridian.
3. Ruth Miller. las w Hampton-dr.
4 Mrs. Lena Rene, 812 Woodlawn-av.
S. Miss Mamie Betz. 1909 Oliye-st
s. Miss Mildred speinhauer. GAS NJ
7. L. L. smith. 4125 Z. 75th-st.
g. Sarah Moore 1913 Sturm-av.
9. Nathan Resnick. 908 T. Raymond-st
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winners must call for their tickets at
The Times Want Ad Dept, 2i4 w. Mary
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5 Funeral Directors

WIN. D. BEANBLOSSOM
1928 W. RAY-sT. BE-l5ss
J. J. BLACKWELL AND SONS
FUNERAL HOME
926 N. Capitol-Av. Phone LI-7l15
PERSONAL, SERVICE
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COLLEGE BASEBALL

Ball State. :: Manchester, 2.
Huntington, 8; 'Concordia, 5.
De Paw. 2; Indiana State, 1.
Wisconsin, 5: Notre Dame, 9.
Pennsylvania, 6; Columbia, 5.
Princeton, 5; New York u, l.
Ions Island o., s; Fordham, 5.
Amherst, 1; Yale. 0 Ill innings.
Duke, 1C; Army, T.
Cornell, s.; Rochester. /.
Dartmouth, s: Brown, 5.
Georgetown. IL; Navy. &
Iowa, a; Luther, 1.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-08
Miss Veronica Bates
IL ShouUer Guest

A shower was given recently OF
the Court Hotel In honor Of Miss
Veronica Bates by her associates.
The i1ostesses for the evening were
Misses Agnes Niedzialkowski and
Helen AdomeliS. Entertainment was
enjoyed during the evening. The
guests included: Mary Phelan,
Kathryn Lane, Irene ESaryasty,
Mary f1ine, Betty sirenden, Maude
Daley, Ruth Lynch, Alice Brochee,
Ruth Lockwood, Josephine Parziale,
Catherine Mays, May Benedict,
Mary Weidennan, Julia Zien1S, Laur"
eta Brick, Iva Jones, Emma
Nlinsky, Louise schlander, Wilma
Carroll, Lena Dandelloni, Margaret
Rodia, Erestine steinert, Signe Moi.
fatt, Selma Alexander, Helen
Thompgon, Alice Ranger, Theresa
NiedEialkowsli, Lucy Owens, Ruth
Van Bomel, MarEie Nolan, Estelle
Rakonski, Emeiine Whelan, Joseph.
Inc Carpenter, Rita Church, Evelyn
Pastor, Florence Nardozzi, Helen
Trepanier, June Pomaski, Bertha
Backmann, Roberta Johnston,
Evelyn NyquiSt, Jane Kosawicz,
Eileen Muivaney, Helen Nlinsky,
Wanda Gina, Mary Mulcahy. Bea:
trice Oyiatt, Mary Moore, Mildred
Costello, Mildred Alcott and Helen
Box,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-08
Wenzel- Coates Wedding
Takes Place This Afternoon

reception ct the Coates home will
follow.
Miss Elizabeth o. Elmer Of
Wethersfeld will be maid Of honor
for Miss Coates, and the BRIDES
maids will include Miss Katherine
Willard and Miss Ramona A.Ktretz-
mer Of Wethersheld. Woodrow Dill.
lon Of this city will attend Mr..
Wenzel as pest man and the ushers
will include Frederick w. Coates, 0
brother Of the bride and James
BEETLE Of Springfield, Mass. John
Herbert Wenzel, o younger brother
Of the bridegroom, will act % ring
bearer.
Mrs. Walter Crandall and Mrs.
Joseph Gabriel, Jry were hostesses
at O. surprise miscellaneous show
or given recently for Miss Vera
Crandall Of Prospect, who g being
married In September to Douglas
Mott Of Frost road. Miss Crandall
was presented with 0 number Of
gifts from the guests who included
Mrs. Nelson Mott, Mrs. Homer
Mott, Mrs. Clarence Mclean, Mrs.
Howard Mott, Mrs. Arthur Alsdorf,
Mrs. Arthur , Warrington, Mrs.
George Gillespie, Mrs. Olive Nc
Lean, Mrs. Walter Crosse, Mrs.
Lewis Curtis, Mrs. Roy Northrop,
Mrs. George TILL, ST., Mrs. Anthony
Nevis, Mrs. william Dunn, Mrs.
Harold Harder, Mrs. George
Crosse, Mrs. Thomas Crosse, Mrs.
Ralph Fancher, Mrs. Thomas Kick.
OK, Mrs. Arthur 9ankey, Mrs. Roy
Haitizer, Mrs. Evelyn Hubbel, Mrs.
Joseph Gabriel, Jr., Mrs. Lauretta
Walden, Mrs. Joseph Gabriel, srp
Mrs. David Crandall, Mrs. Albert
Crandall, Mrs. Ethel Milton, Mrs.
George Till, Jr., Mrs. Walter Gran.
dali, Misses Mary Berfantino, Ella
Kopiczh, Carolyn Mott, Bertha
sankey, Maude Hill, Irene Gabriel,
Dorothy Dilworth, Christina PEN
nington, Mary johnson, ana Alvina
Kampitz.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-08

Hands In which an impossible"
lead wifi defeat O soundly bid con-
tract are Mt rare OF the bridge
table. Impossible leads mean to
8 bridge player those which reason
rejects, such as, for example, the
blind lead Of the king from king and
small into sthe declarer'S choen
trump suit.
Today's hand tells the story Of Q
young player, just. learning the
game, who defeated o soundly bid
small slam contract by making an
impossible lead, because one Of
her many volunteer bridge teach
ers had told her to lead fourth
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Green Of
Central avenue have been enter.
tanning DR.. and Mrs. John L
Flannery Of Archibald, Penn, fol
several days.
Misses Catherine and Frances
Ryan Of New York city are the
guests Of Judge and Mrs. Frank Nc
Evoy Of Robbins street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Buchanan
have returned to their home on
WilloWdale avenue after spending
the past few weeks In Stcneham,
Mass.
Miss Katherine Mears OF East
Main street Is spending O few days
In New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wilson OF
Hamilton avenue or depending Slie
weekend at Laurel Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Patterson
Of willow street are mentioning In
Maine and New Hampshire for two
weeks.
Misses Julia and Elizabeth Quinn
have returned to their home on
Arch street after spending some
time at their cottage OF Pond Point
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Upton oil
Pittsfleld, Mass, are spending the
weekend as the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas O'Brien Of North Main
street.
Mis- Betty Wolfe Of Boston has
been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs,
Lewis Greenblatt Of Plaza Avenue
for several days,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harmon OF
South Main street are spending the
weekend with relatives In New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Miller Of
Cooke street are enjoying o several
days sojourn at Saratoga.
Misses Marilyn and Suzanne
Dewey of wildwood avenue have
left to spend a month with their
uncle, Frank Dewey Of Brookfield
vt.
Judge and Mrs. Edward J. Finn
and family Of Nottingham Terrace
are spending the remainder Of the
season at Biddeford Pool, Maine.
Mr., and Mrs. Lawrence Foster OF
Walnut street are spending Q few
DAYS at Woodmont.
Miss Lillian Kane Of Cooke street
is spending two weeks vacation at
Virginia Beach.
Mrs. Christopher Brumm OF
Bronx, N. Y. Is spending several
DAYS as the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Keavaney Of Coniston ave-
nue..
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-08
Y CAMP STAGES
CIRCUS TONIGHT
Seven Boxing Bouts En-
.joyed By Youngsters
Last Evening

Final plans for tonight's gala per-
Torrance OF the ~" camps Bar
mum and Bailum" circus have been
completed. Sideshows will be run.
ming OF full blast ell day long ana
each tent will have charge OF some
kind Of concession. The clowns Will
round out the evening show by stag.
ing O thrilling bull fight.
Last evening ct the ~" camp
seven boxing bouts made up the
program. The following boys took
part In the bouts: Harvey Parson,
Richard Mantagalia, Forbes Gibbs,
william Aldrich, Jack jackson, aJck
Cook, Paul Jublet, Robert Hayes,
Robert Baldwin, Robert Treadwell,
Donald Flynn and Donald Faber,
Fred Hennick and Walter Eustace.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-08

Miss Glare Brousseau was guest
Of honor OF O shower given Tuesday
evening at the home OF Mrs. Mar
garet JesSiman Of A Willow street.
Miss BrouSSeau was presented with
o travelling bag by those present:
Mrs. Leonard Bond, Mrs. Margaret
JeSsirnan, Mrs. Agnes Ahearn, Mrs.
Fred Sickmund, Mrs. Oscar Ander-
son, Mrs. Myrtle Conway, Miss Bella
Thiobdeau, Miss Bertha Leary,
Miss Helen Masone and Miss Dell
Pelletier.
Mrs. Thomas Morgan Of Grove
street was hostess ct o gathering
held Thursday afternoon for the
members Of the Evening Depart
ment OF the Second Congregational
church. Those attending were Mrs.
Homer Bronson, Mrs. Edna Turn
or, Mrs. Q. r. Sumpf, Mrs. Agnes
Moran, Mrs. John Calendar, Mrs.
Mabel Adgate, Mrs. Mildred Gran
ger, Mrs. Harry Lathrop, Mrs.
Obeline Dubois, Mrs. Walter Rob.
inson and Mrs. Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ciarlone Of
HillVieW avenue announce the en-.
gagement and coming marriage Of
their daughter, Lena Dolores to Ro-
land Joseph duilmette, son Of Mrs.
Earnestine 6uilmette Of East Lib
erty street. The wedding will take
place In September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Knudson OF
Thomaston avenue rae spending q
week with relatives In Philadelphia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-08
for the spades break evenly In the
hands Of the defending players.
Rubber-N. and S. WI.

for the spades break evenly IN the
hands Of the defending players.
It is also clear that. the lead Of
either q club, diamond or spade
will give South his contract Of six
hearts; with either a diamond or
club lead, South will RUIZ the loser,
after laying down the ace Of spades,
and discard the other loser on the
spade king. conceding q trump trick
to West.
However. after Vests amazing
lead, which gave South eight trump
tricks instead Of seven, he was fore
ed to lose club and q diamond, as
the dummy was valueless to him.
why did you lead trump" was
the peevish query Of the ruffled de-
clarer.
"Mrs. Blank told me-" explained
the novice, ITO lead the fourth best
Of my longest suit. and had only
three cards In each Of the other
suits"
Copyright 1885. NEA Service. Incl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-08
Harriet Rafferty, Is
rendered SholUer

Mrs. Rachel Purcell Of Willow
street was hostess ct 0 n1iscellane-
Gus shower, given last evening N
honor Of Miss Harriet Rafferty,
whose marriage TO Howard Tinlen.
zeller takes place the latter part o.
this month. Guests were present
from New York, Hartford, Rockville,
Winsted and this city.
Miss Mary Aitchison Of Clear.
view avenue was hostess ct q
lawn party held recently In honor
Of Miss Margaret Leary and Ed
ward Doll. Those attending includ-
Cd Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Shaw,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Borth, MRS
Catherine Leary, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas McNaught, Mr.. and Mrs
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred AitchiSon, Mrs
Betty Woodruff, Mr.. and Mrs. Les
lie Parties, MRS. Meuten, Mrs
Mary EmmonE, Mr.. and Mrs. San.
dy Harrison, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Doll, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Horn
Mr.. ana Mrs. Leslie Leavenworth
Mr.. and Mrs. william Woods, MT
and Mrs. Robert Aitchison
Misses Florence Byrnes, Betty
Woodruff, Doris Harrison, Ruth
A!tchison, Catherine Aitchison,
Florence Aitchison, Eileen Muir
ply, Jessie Aitchison Louise Aitchi-
son, Anna Aitchison, Florence
Bradley, Shirley Aitchison, Roberta
Aitchison, Louise LeaVenworth,
Eleanor Mcknight, Mary synnott,
Mary Aitchison, Margaret Leary,
and Fred Aitchison, Bill EmnnonE,
Ernest EmmonE, John Costello, FL
mer Woodruff, James McLaugh-
lin, Joe Woodruff, Eugene Sullivan,
william Bolt, Thomas Madden,
Robert Harrison, George Leave1.
worth, william Coss, Buddy Leav-
enworth, Anthony Massi, william
Leary and Edward Doll.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-08
Miss Eleanor Hine Weds
John K. Krantz Today

Miss Eleanor w. Hire, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Case Hine
Of New Britain, will become the
bride Of John Robert Krantz, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alpheus M. KrantS
Of Paterson, N. J. this afternoon
at 4 o'cock OF the Hire summer
home OF Deer island, Bantam. The
bridegroom's grandfather, Rev. John
Krant7 Of Paterson, N. J. and Rev,
DR.. Theodore Ainsworth Greene Of
the First Church OF Christ, New
Britain, will officiate.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-08

The wedding Of Arnold Walter
Wenzel, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
A. wenzel Of Eimwood avenue, TO
Miss Vera Ruth Coates. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward william
Coates OF Wethersheld, takes place
this afternoon OF 4:30 o'clock OF
the First Church Of Christ In
Wethersfleld. Rev. Eugene M.
Eushong, the rector, will perform
the ceremony and will be assisted
by Rev. John r. Coombs Of the
Second Congregational church. A
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-08
SETS EATING RECORD

Adrian Morris, appearing in Para
mounts new Francis Lederer pic
ture, MY American Wife," has set
a new Hollywood acting record. He
eats peanuts, apples and other It'd
bits In every scene in which he APP
pears.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-08
CHILD WIN NEW ROLE

Bonita Granville, child actress
who won cinema fame by her re-
rnarkable Characterization In These
Three, was signed by Frank Lloyd
yesterday for an important role In
his first Paramount production,
"Maid Of Salem, starring Claudette
Colbert.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-08

AhhAAAy Va Aes1ds OVSaeAS ~eS ShSssNs@s0
o few weeks OF Lavalette, N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Foster have
returned to their home on Water.
town avenue after spending o va.
cation at Hampton Beach.
Miss Virginia Bailey Of Cooke
street Is spending several days with
her cousin, Miss Ruth .. Dole OF
Scarsdale, N. Y. Q
Mr.. and Mrs. John Farley and son,
Donald, Of New York city, are WIS.
ting Judge and Mrs. Frank 7. NC
Eyoy Of Robbins street. MS. Farley
Is the former Margaret Ryan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hicks OF
Meriden road are spending o vaca.
ton OF Newark, N. j.
Misses Mary and Elizabeth Miller
Of East Main street have been
spending several days IN Boston.
Miss Ruth Morgan OF Grove street
Is spending O few days with her
aunt, Mrs. A. q. Radcliffe OF New
town.
Miss Mary L. Greene has return.
ed to her homo on Colonial avenue
after spending O vacation IN South
Freeport, Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Rice Of East
Main street are spending the week"
end In Springfield.
Miss Catherine Kent Of Walnut
sire Is o patient OF 81. Marys
hosp.t al where she recently UNDER
went an operation.
Miss Vivian Malta Of 1oyden
street Is spending two weeks OF
Block Island.
Miss Eileen Mulvaney Of Welles
street Is spending Q few days as the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent shea
Of New York city.
Mrs. John Reardon Of Woodlawn
Terrace Is visiting with relatives In
Greenwich for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis F. Mcknight
of South Main street are enjoying
q two weeks vacation In Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moore Of
Highland avenue are spending the
weekend in New York city.
Miss Alice Condor Of South Leon
ard street Is spending two weeks at
Laurel Beach.
Mrs. Henry Welton Of Derby Is
spending the week end as the guest
Of her daughter, Mrs. William F.
Harvey Of Chase avenue.
Edward G. Gizzy Of North Main
street was recently honored at a
surprise birthday party held at Four
Acres Inn at which time guests
enjoyed luncheon and an excellent
program Of entertainment.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
]. e. wallace, Mr.. and Mrs. Phil
Sacco, Sammy Sacco, Mr.. and MRS.
Domenic Sacco, Edith Sacco, Charles
e. Wallace, Mrs. n. @. Miller, ADA
Haywood Miller Of Lakeville. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Boyd, Edwin Boyd,
and Muriel Boyd Of Winter HarDor'
Maine.
MRS. Mary Lyons has returned to
her home on willow street after
spending several days with her
daughter, Mrs. Charles CLAUS and
Mr.. CLAUS Of Milhurn, N. J.