The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-30
New Appointme To Court Posts Will Be
 Designated T omorrow
Thursday Personnel Changes Indicated Charles Vaughan, IT,, Enters West Point This Week
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Schwartz, Miss Adele Cagna, Mrs. Harold Almquist, Mrs. Adam Bull kaitis, Mrs. Anthony Mariana, Miss Ruth Bacon, Mrs. Mary Kowalleski, Mrs. Helen Kruelikowski, Mrs. Ste- fanie StaskiewicZ, Mrs. Maurice Mahoney, Mrs. Edward Shank.
 Others attending were: Miss Jo- sephine Nash, Mrs. August Nauges, Miss May Nauges, Mrs. Joseph Spa dola, Mrs. Arthur Almquist, Mrs. Victor Anderson, Mrs. Robert Fern, Mrs. Frank Anderson, Miss Helen Lester, Mrs. Jane Nolan, Mrs. Ethel Sodloski, Mrs. Helen Thurston, Mrs. Emma Erickson, Miss Rose Dolan, Mrs. Gramica, Mrs. Christine Classy, Beacon Falls, Mrs. Stanley Kovel, Mrs. Elsie Riley, Mrs. Ella Cluney, Mrs. Ray Booth, Grace Booth, Mrs. Edward Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Joseph Dovona, of Waterbury, Mrs. William Mae and Mrs. Lena Appleby, of New Haven, Mrs. Edward Hanley, Mrs. Mary G. Fitzpatrick and Mrs. Louis Koebler, of Waterbury,
 In H8rttOf0
 Warden John J. Sheridan and Borough Engineer Robert D. Boards ley went to Hartford today. They will discuss the oiling question with the state highway department, and will transact other business. Nine Permits Issued
 A total of nine store proprietors had today secured permits to sell fireworks here. The stores are not permitted to start sale until Fri day. Each permit cost $5.
 Attend Outing
 Attorneys John F. McDonough, Joseph E. Talbot and Thomas R. Neary attended the annual outing of the bar association held Mon- day at the Waterbury Country club.
 Suchenski- Krzykowski ., In pretty summer wedding this morning at o'clock at St. Hedwig's church, Miss Wanda Rita Suchen- ski daughter of MT. and Mrs. Ste- phen Suschenski of Anderson street became the bride of Edmund Krzy- kowski, son of MT. and Mrs. Stan- ley Krzykowski. Rev. Marion Kar- wacki, former Union City resident, united the couple in marriage and celebrated the nuptial mass which followed.
 Miss Sabina Suschenski, sister of the bride was bridesmaid and John Piotrowski served as best man. The bride was attractively dressed in 8 white mousseline-de-soie gown with a tulle veil cap-shaped trimmed with orange blossoms, and carried 8 prayerbook with markers of lilies of the valley and sweetheart roses.
 Her attendant was also charming fly attired, wearing 8 white mousse line-de-soie gown embroidered with Colonial blue, redingote style, a leghorn hat, and carried bouquet of assorted garden flowers.
 A wedding reception for the im- mediate families was held at Quak- CT inn, Waterbury with about 40 at tending. The couple left on a motor trip to Canada and on their return will reside at 365 North Main street here.
 Sail for Ireland
 Mrs. Thomas St. John, ST. and her daughter, Katherine St. John of German street, were scheduled to sail from New York city this noon on the S. S. Washington for Ireland. They plan to visit Mrs. St. Johns former home in Limerick, Ireland, and will also visit England. Start New Building
 Ground has been broken for the new Cristoforo Columbo hall on South Main street. The members of the society are doing work on the foundation now and it is expected the structure will be completed in the fall. The land was recently pur- chased.
 Ministers Return
 Rev. and Mrs. Carl D. Bostrom who have been attending the 50th anniversary celebration of the Salem Lutheran church here, have re- 1 turned to their home in Akron, Ohio. Dr. and Mrs. Alfred L. Scott who were also attending the cele- bration, have started back to their residence in Del Valle, Texas.
 On Way to Japan
 Miss Catherine Grant, daughter of Samuel Grant of Olive street is enroute to Japan. Miss Grant was given the trip as a graduation present by Mrs. Markley who is a professor in Philadelphia schools.
 Miss Grant was recently graduat- ed from Drexel college, Philadel-