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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-20
ShoUers Given For
 Miss Rita SuliiUan

A shower was recently given in honor of two Thanksgiving season brides, Miss Rita Sullivan and Miss Olga Sichau at PatsyH Browns by fellow workers of department 64 at the Waterbury Clock company. A purse was presented to each bride Those attending included: Mary An" bondelo, Wanda Mro2inski, Ruth Van Bomel, Mamie Ggenics, Doris PettijeaGl, Henrietta MajeSkl, Alice Engel, Mickey Urkeric, Roberta Johnston, Mary Mucahy, Dorothy Passcrelli, Helen Williams, Helen Galgot Lillian MacLelland, Margie Nolan, Lucy owens, Rita Church Helen Ulinsky, Marie D!etz, Helen Trecaficr, Kathryn Dews, Florence Nardozzi Leni Terri, Helen, DroS- nick, Emma Ulinsky, Irene Poman- ski, Evelyn Pastor, Emily Whaleh' Mildred Alcott, Agnes Niedzial, Nei- lie Alexander, Pegi Vallone, Josie Carpenter, Ruth Lynch. Louise schauder Helen Brazie, Ruth Pool or, Edith Hastings, Dorothy James sabina Hinkelman. Minnie Phelan, Lucille Cross, Frances Opalaek, Margaret Rhodia, Iva James, MI" dred Costello. Louise Smith, Mary Costello, Mary Weideman. Loretta Brick, Connie DeCapua, Selma Alex" older, signe Mofiat, Mary Hines, Betty Gilmartin, Rita Sullivan ana Olga Sichau.
 Mrs. Edward Grady was hostess at greenback shower given i'll honor of Miss Rita Sullivan at Chris liar mong, Those attending were: MIS- Michael Tammany, Mrs. Charles Norton. Mrs. Lewis Darlington, Mrs Helen Begnal. Mrs. F. Barnes Mrs B. Geoghegan, Mrs. B. PetchelocK' Mrs. Carroll, Mrs. Joseph Rigney' Mrs, Michael Kelly, Mrs. E. Dillon Mrs. T. Conway, Mrs. B. Sllivan' Mrs. Joseph Kelly, Mrs. Charles o. Day. Mrs. William Sullivan, Mrs Lewis Wells, Mrs. John Gilligan' Mrs. Raymond Doucette, Mrs, Myles Kelly, Mrs. Devereaux, Mrs Edward Brady, Misses Katherine Worsley' Julia Alliva, rieien Maher. Lucy Moss, Marie Barnes, Sid Geoshegan Janey sweetik, B. McGill, J. Don naugh. K. Malone, M. McGrath ana Rita Sullivan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-20

A nuptial of prominence was sol- emnized this morning ct Q o'clock at st. Margarets church when Miss Elizabeth Derwin, daughter of MT. and Mrs. John T. Derwin of Chest- nut avenue became the bride of Will liam r. Gallagher son of the late MT. and Mrs. Patrick Gallagher Of Farmington avenue. Rev, James Y. Derwin of Cromwell, uncle of the bride, ofilciated at the ceremony and was also celebrant of the nup- tial mass which followed, Palms in- terspersed with yellow and white chrysanthemumS decorated the altar and Q program of nuptial music was rendered with Professor John L. Bonn presiding at the organ. Mrs. Eric Pape, as Soloist, rendered dounod's Ave Maria"
 The bride, WHO was given In mar. riage by her father, was becom. ingly attired in gown of ivory transparent velvet trimmed with
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-20

the nine and then the four of dia- monds, she did not continue the suit, but shifted to the king of spades not leaving the guess to her part ner as to what return was wanted.
 She realized that if her partner won the third round of diamonds, and then made the natural club re- turn, she could not protect both clubs and spades, and that the de- clarer could force her to part with the setting trick by continuing with the long trump suit with which he was marked by his bid.
 This play defeated the contract, as 1t deprived East of his entry to dummy. and thus averted the squeeze.
 The reader who enjoys seeing Q declarer force out high cards from 6 hapless defender may easily study cut for himself the squeeze that would have followed had North been allowed Co cash his diamond trick and then returned club.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-20

A pretty e.holiday nuptial was solemniEed this morning at Q o'clock at st. Joseph's Church when Miss Violet Ann Yuskis, daughter of Mir, and Mrs, George Yuskis of Woleott Street became the bride Of Jeremiah James Hunihan, Jr. son of Mir, and Mrs. J. J. Hunihan, Sr" of Hill Street. Rev. Edward Qra- deck ofiieiated at tho ceremony and also celebrated the nuptial mass which followed. Palms and gladioli decorated the altar and special program of nuptiNl music was ren- dered.
 Miss Mildred Yuskis attended her sister 0s maid of honor and tho bridesmaids were; Misses Ann De- Rellis and Josephine Pettiniehi, MT, Hunihan had as his best man Joe seph Quilfoile and tho ushers in. cluded; August PallNdino, and nd ward Hunihan, brothers of the bridegroom.
 Tho bride was beeomingly Nttlred ln Q gown of Ivory string lace trimmed with tulie and fashioned with Sweetheart neekline, tight bodice and having Q skirt fiared ct tho hGm-line and terminating in a train. The long tight sleeves e%- tended from aeeentuated shoulder
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-20
Miss Mary C. Griffin
 Is Rendered ShoWer

Miss Mary c. Griffin, who will be married to w. J, Milan of Hartford, on the 24th of November, was the guest of honor at miscellaneous shower at the home of Mrs, John Carmody of Piedmont street,
 Tho hotess were: Mrs. Leonard Audihert, Mrs. Maurice O'Connell and Mrs. John Carmody. The fol- lowing guests Nttended'
 Mrs. Charles Martin, Mrs. Oliver scory, Mrs. John McKenna, Mrs. L. Fenner, Mrs. Patrick Fitzpatrick Mrs. John Dooley, Mrs. George Burns, Mrs, John Murphy, Mrs John Murphy. Mrs, Frank Herman Mrs. John Pierce, Mrs, John Car mody, Mrs. Harold McISaac, Mrs Ruben Rice, Mrs. Leonard Audibert Mrs, Michael Maunscl Mrs. Mar garet Harrington, Mrs. Francis Car roll,
 Mrs. Ralph Blais, Mrs. Daniel Relihan, Mrs. Thomas Crean, Mrs James Hayes, Mrs, Anna Holleran Mrs. Patrick Callahan, Mrs. Maurice oconnell, Mrs, Howard Knox, Mrs Charles Baxter, Mrs. Patrick Dunne Mrs, Thomas Medrath, Srp Mrs Catherine Calvin, Mrs, M. Culliton Mrs. Michael Mulcathy, Mrs. Jamei dreaney, Mrs. Nora Walsh, Mrs John MeEvoy, Mrs. Maurice Car mody.
 Tho Misses Betty o'Connell, Anita Crettella, Mary Carmody. BeebC Callahan, Catherine Carmody, Brid' get Mahoney, Ethel MontSomery Catherine Mahoney mad Kitty Stack
 out-of-town guests includedi Mrs Evelyn Flynn and Mrs. Michael Me Carthy of New Haven; Mrs. Arthur Weeks, of Bristol; Mrs. Anthony McO0rr, of New Milford; Mrs. Con way. Mrs. Martin Milan and Mrs Thomas Curtin, oil of Naugatuck Mrs. Michael O'Connell, Mrs. VII liam McElligott, Mrs. Thomas Cot ter and Mrs. John Sullivan oil 0 New York city,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-20
Quota Club Arranges For Welfare Benefit Lecture

includes Mlss Jennie M, o'Neill, chairman; Miss Harriet Gregory, Mrs, Lela Cotter, Mrs. Josephine os- born, Miss Grace Wolff, Mss kaM- leen Crowley, Mrs. Alice Y. Brad- Icy, Mrs. Catherine William, Mrs. Mae Hirt Is In charge Of the m0" s!eal program. The ticket eonmit- tee is comprised of Mrs. Anna AL exander, Miss Catherine V. Burns Miss Mary c, coyle, Miss Edith Dean, Miss Irene Dillane, Miss Dora A, Egan, Miss Catherine Fentoa' Mss Nancy Fitzgerald, Miss Mary Franklln, Miss Catherine Hanlon' Mrs. Nellie Hayden, Miss Catherine Lahey, Mrs. Ruth LaVNllee, Mrs Maude Mclaughlin, Miss Ann Quinn, Miss Mary II. Reilly, MISS Julia Tullar, Mrs, Margaret Verdon' Miss Mary HennesseN The eommit- tee in charge of tho hall and af' rangements includes Miss Agnes Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Josephine osborn Miss Lois Teeter,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-20
Personal

Edward Standard and daughter Mary Ann of Benefit street, Stan- Icy Bandurski and daughter Lottie of Union city and Y, Evinski oi Seymour left on Friday to visit John Standard, Stanley Bandur- ski, Jro and Sigmund EvinSki, Stu- dents at Syracuse University, They will attend tho Syracuse Colgat tC game today. Mrs, Edward Standard of Benefit street and Mrs, Stanley BandurSki of Union City arc spending tho weekend in Lonp Island,
 MT. and Mrs, Joseph Kilton of Meriden road arc spending N few days in Boston.
 Miss Marion Lyman of WeSt Main street Is spending soVera days In New York City.
 John Norton of Watertown ave- nue Is spending c few days witl relatives la Philadelphia.
 pr, J. II. Green of Euclid ave- nue has returned from BoStol whore he attended tho meeting O tho American Academy of Pediat' ries of which he Is Q Fellow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-20
MaryUood Alunnac
 Has Regular Meeting

Tho local Chatper of Marywood College AlumnNe met on Thursday evening at tho home of Mss Roses mary o'Connor of Fairlawn avenue Preliminary plans were discussed for the annual dance of the group which Is to Do held during tho Christmas holidays,
 Those attending were: Misses Ann Fryer, Ann Toomoy, Rita Baldwin, Rita Corden, Eleanor Egan, Eleanor Vallone, Mary Gibbons and Rose- mary O'Connor.
 A double wedding anniversary party was held last evening ct Harmony Chorus hall on South Main street when Mr, and Mrs. Martin Anderson and MT, and Mrs, Otto Peterson observed their 26th wedding anniversaries.
 Mrs, Maria Anderson, mother of Mrs. Martin Anderson, and Otto Anderson, father of Martin An. derson, were present. Carl Ander- son, brother of Martin, related the story of his brothers life, from his early days In Sweden to his recent history in this country.
 Other speakers included Mrs, Anna Madison of Ingeborg lodge, Order of Vasa; Alfred Cederholm of dota Lejon, Order of Vasa; Mrs Herman Johnson. who recited q poem expressing the sentiments of neighbors of both couples; David Dahlstrom, who presented the cou- ples flowers on behalf of Harmony chorus, and Carl Skonberg of New York City, who brought the greet ings of friends of both couples Tn that city.
 Mauritz Anderson was toastmas- ter at the dinner, which was fol- lowed by dancing, .ith music ny Lundberg's orchestra, of Hartford. Dozens of gifts were presented the two couples. The hall was decor ated in silver.
 A miscellaneous and grcenback shower was given by Miss Viola Petrucci and Mrs. Marie Petrucci I,ombardi at the latter's home on
 
 Savings street in honor of Miss Ruby Petrucci.
 Those present were: Martha Gelinas, Mrs. Eva Selinas, Rose Capobianco, Antoinette Bellemore, Margaret Parente. Helen DeLeo, Yyette Farmer, Mary Signore. Mrs. A. Chaput. Laura Lapointe, Bertha Obldjinski. Lucy DiI.eo, Vlrginia Croce, Nellie McElroy, Betty Chiem, Marcella Morris, Mae Jones. Goidie Veneziano, Doris Veneziano, Natado Tedesco, Mary Ionnore, Elsie Dubay. Bertha Therien. Julia Daversa, Viola Danielson, Judy Allen. Terry Di- Vito. Jean DeCola. Jennie Possiden- tI. Mary Arcovia, Mrs. Mary Dan- none. Betty DiBattiste. Anna Lom- bardi and Lola Lombardi.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-20
Educational Club To
 Hold Dance Sunday

The Womea's Educational club will sponsor their 18th annual dance at the Hotel Elton on November 2i, Elaborate arrangements have been made for the affair and Q program of professional entertain ine,,t hos been secured for the event, Many novelty dances will also be featured during tho evening.
 Miss Annette Bernstein heads the committee in charge with Mrs. eyd- ney Cantor as eo-ehairman, Assist Ing members include; Mrs. Joseph daber, Mrs. Nathan Rittenband, Mrs, A, Finklestein, Mrs, II. Liebe. Skind, Mrs. Benjamin Robin, Miss Edith Posin and Lucy Mitkowsky.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-20

Miss 1helma M. Stemm. who will become the bride of Richard Tay Tor of Montgomery street on Tues day, was honored at variety shower given Thursday evening Dy Mrs. Charles Book of Clematis ave nue. The decorations were carried out in a blue and gold color scheme. Those ii: attendance were Mrs. Thomas Morris, Mrs. Louis Beres, Mrs. William Champagne Mrs. LeRoy Foster, Mrs. William Jerman. Mrs. Edward Matthews, Mrs. George Holihan. Mrs. Maud Donahue, Mrs. Charles Keatihg' Mrs. Frank Holland. Mrs. Leo Le- Clair, Mrs. Clarence Fitts, Mrs Edward Flanagan. MrS. John Sys- sa, Mrs. Orie IePagc, Mrs. Charles Olsen. Mrs. Joseph Flynn MrS'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-20

This Is the sixth and last Of Q ser- los of articles, giving hands played by the leaders of New York's social world at the Regency club, where a number of the country's experts play daily.
 Leaders ot society proved them selves quite adept In using the tools of the expert In playing the cards Tn the recent rubber game shown today, where one of the recognized first.rank experts was playing n doubled four heart contract, Mrs, Arthur B. Claffin displayed her skill in averting an impending squeeze and thus defeated a contract that would, without her foresight, have compelled her to give the declarer his game and rubber.
 of course, North's one spade re- sponse to the opening bid was @ "smoke screen" to conceal weakness,
 Solution to Previous
 Contract Problem
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-20
Weddings
ARANTIo-THE


 The wedding of Miss Irene Mar suerite Theriault daughter of MT: and Mrs. Charles F.. Theriault, oi Milldale, formerly of Wolcott, to Foruuato Lorenzo Arantio, Jr, oi Meriden, son of Forquata Arantio of Italy, took place Thursday morn- ing at 7:3O o'clock at St. Thomas church in Southington, Rev. Father Kennedy officiating.
 The bride was attended by Miss Frances Zurlis. Homer Theriault, 6 nephew of the bride, was best man, The brides gown was of green vel vet, with silver slippers and a hat and accessories to match. Her flow CTS were roses. Her attendant wore a gown of wine colored taffeta and carried chrysanthemums. About 70 guests attended the wedding break mast held at Valley tavern in Mill dale. UHlon their return from an un- announced wedding trip, the couple will reside with her parents in MIL dale,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-20
Contract Problem (SOlutlon in next lssue)

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-20
Crosby Hi.Y Victory
 Dance Novenaber 25

Many advance reservations have been made for the Victory Dance to Do sponsored by the Crosby Hi-Y Club on Thursday evening, Noven- Der 2Sth. The affair Is the ilth an. nual dance of the group and Is eX- peeted to Do one of tho most sue- eessful Of the holiday events,
 George Woods Is general chairman of the dance and the chairman ot the various committees include; Henry Minor, refreshments; Rieh- ard Leonard, publicity; Peter Mc- Sherry, deeora tions, and Raymond quinn, orchestra.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-20
Associates Honor
 Miss Verna Martin

A farewell dinner was given bS the employees of drieve" DisSett & Holland Company on Thursday eve ning at WaVerly Inn in honor oi MlsS Verna Martin who leaves thl' week for North Carolina. Miss Mar tin was presented with c wardrobe cage. Speciality dances were giVef by James Mccoy,
 Those attending were: Mir, ane Mrs. Thomas ShAekley, MT. and Mrs J, Dowd. Mary Kelly, James Mccoy MT, and Mrs. Walker BiSsett, MT and Mrs. R. Ker, MT. and Mrs. D Johnston. Mary Carolan, Louis Lo'is Cohen, Joan Ruggiero, Michael Me- Cormick, Madeline Forgue, Jose' phine Carlo, Mir. and Mrs, E. Dossel Barbara Black, Florence Grant, Vic. tor shumburg, Verna Martin and B. Tracy.
 Mrs. Robert Spiers Is general chairman for the annual fair given by the Ladies Aid society of the First Methodist church and whicl, will be held Thursday. Dec. g. at the church parlors. Dinner will be served at noon under the super" vision of Mrs. Joseph Schilling with Mrs. John Por2enheim In charge ot the dining room. A silver tea VIII be held from 3 to 5 o'clock III charge of Mrs. Theodore Bobilin.
 The children will be entertained by n visit from Santa Claus from 3;30 to 2 o'clock. The evening re- treatments will be in charge Of the Woodruff assembly. Booth chair men include the following: Food' Mrs. John A. Coe; fancy work, Mrs. Charles Clark: handkerchiefs, Mrs. Charles Wintermute; country store, Mrs. Herbert Taylor; parcel post, Mrs. Charles Beere; mystery tree, Mrs. William Latimer and Mrs. Fred Gray; aprons, Mrs. VII liam Sills: white elephant, Mrs. William Clarke: children's booth, Mrs. Julia Wheeler.
 Mrs. William Libolt was hostess at a linen shower recently at the Beecher Memorial hall in Wolcott center to honor Miss Evelyn Libolt who is being married Thanksgiving day to James Ward Porter of Ives street. Following all evening of en- tertainment q supper was served Those attending were Mrs. Albert Homewood, Mrs. Harry Cole, Mrs. Harry Bergin, MS. Elmer Simonds, Miss Esther Bronson, Mrs. Allied King. Mrs. Timothy Madden, Mrs. Anna Champlain, Mrs. Walter Brandt, Mrs. William Brodeur, Mrs Fred Snder. Mrs. Fed Schwartz, Mrs. Flank Arncole. Mrs. Charles Shade, Misses Jeannette Lanctot. Ruth Chamberlain, Mrs. Edith Moody, Mrs. Harold Wheeler, Mrs. Sarah Ward, Mrs. Henry Schuster, Miss Lillian Murphy. Mrs. Albert Groetzebach, Misses Irene Lanctot, Helen Libolt and Mrs. Kenneth Libolt.
 Miss Lucy Holmes Of East Main street has returned after spending several days In New York.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-20

William MacLean, Mrs. Edward Kerr, Mrs. Adele M. Patzold, Mrs. James Kinnane, Miss Mabel At- wood, Mrs. Charles Famiglietti. Mrs. Philip Famiglietti, Mrs. Pas quale Jamele, Mrs. A. D. Lockhart, Mrs. Norman Lockhart, Mrs. Lewis Stemm. Miss Marguerite Dick, Mrs. Joseph Dick, Mrs. Helen Shan- nahan. Mrs. Walter Thorne, Mrs. Raymond Snyder, Mrs. William Babin, Mrs. Robert Babin, Miss Irene Mclean, Mrs. Clement Lynch. Mrs. Frederick Book and Mrs. Charles Book, Jr.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Greene of Grandview avenue have as theiI guests Mir. and Mrs. William Stan- ley of Holyoke. Mass.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-20
ENGAGEMENTS
PETIT MAGRO

FEIIA MAUWV
 Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Magro or Marley place. announce the engage" ment Of their daughter, Rose, Co patsy Petit. son Of Mir. and Mrs Michael Petit of Charles street. Nt date has been set for the wedding
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-20

and the expert. who sat East. was not deceived. When his partner showed some strength by his no trump response, he went r.ght to game.
 1rr. ClafIin. who sat South. dOu- vleti, and despite the fact that North ~ave . "rNins-rn" signal hv ulaving
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-20
CONTRACT BRIDGE
By VIM. E. MCKINNEY Secretary os the American Bridge League

How to Avert Squeeze Decarer Could Have Made This Contract If Chance to Apply Pressure
 Had Not Been Foreseen
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-20

Rats avoid citrus ranch neal Eshowc. South Africa. where an emplOYes wife keeps b0 cats.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-20

Miss Lucy Holmes Of East Main street has returned after spending several days In New York.
Evening star., 1937-11-04
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

STUDEBAkER 1888 4-6oor sedan. sI75:
rn, m tne nnal selling Of all 1887 models we
reeelyeo few choice trade-ins; all are
pniceo 70 attract the thrifty buyer: for an
SaiiS'anaing Sai5 studebaker buy. see this bar
TACK, metal tire cover, fender lights wis
yars, rnesen, motor is typical Of fine Studebaker
G1ssipormance; Grap It's beauty; also 1898
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INC Studebaker Dealers, 2OIS i4th ST.
NV. North 3e49. Open evenings.
SsIUDEBAKER 1881 sport sedan. q wheels
Tood ssaE1 E,,hh tsck sppears and runs very well.
zoln 81. NV. District 9I4I.
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car WIN goodwill A p. c. guarantee; !;
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greenwood 1900 (dealer).
S344 EQUITY In 1887 Chev. de luxe coupe,
any time N ""AAuS 90 -
Evening star., 1937-11-04
AUTOMOBILES For SALE

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Evening star., 1937-11-04
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
=, United States for the, District Of Co
Iumbla' Hqlding Probate Court.-In re
Estate Of ROYCE A. NoKEs. Deceased.-
TING NEW DATE FOR TRIAL OF ISSUES.
The notification as to the trial Of the
issues in this case relating to the validity
OF the paper writing dated the 31st day
U % and g or to BE- the last
ceased, having been returned as to the
unknown heirs at law and next OF kin mot
e. pc found" it is this 11th day OF october,
1887. ordered that the issues be set down
and that this order and the substance OF
said issues. to wit; whether the paper writ
ing filed in this Court and dated January
b. 1887, was the last will and testament
OF Royce A. Nokes. deceased: whether the
making and subscribing. or the acknow-
Lodging by him of the said paper writing
dated January 81. 1887. was Of sound and
dlsposlng mind; memory and understand
ns and Sspaoe Of executing valid deed
writing dated January 81. 1887. was OBJ
tanned or the execution thereof procured
from the said Royce A. Nokes by the undue
Influence of Gladys E. Sebastian and Alton
D. Anderson either Of them; or any other
four weeks in the Washington Law Re-
period IN the. .Washington Star. JOSEPH
"; cox, Justice. THOMAS H, PATTER-
caveator Myrteiie IH'N q. demeny. asyfiS Thomas mas
H. Patterson, WASHINGTON Building Paul
!ectiCn: WEIGH, DAILY & WEIGH BY H.
NJ WEIGH, Attorneys for Caveatees.
Resser Of Wills for the DsTst of e.
lumpia. Clerk Of the Probate Court.
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