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LEGAL NOTICES.
J. ". PRICE 4 F. W. HILL. Jr.. Attys.

IN IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District Of Column
bia. Holding an EQUITY Court FRANK
BOWLING. 1914 :j3rd Street. NV, Wash
inston, d. c.. Plaintiff. VS.. The Unknown
Heirs. deviseeS and alienees Of John W. OFT.
Deceased Defendants.-Eduity No. 631 IL.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.-The object
of this suit is to obtain a final decree de-
claring the title OF the plaintiff to Lot TWO
Hundred and Nine l209l in Square Twelve
Hundred and Seventy-eisht 'l2'Sj. as de-
scribed in the Bill of Complaint filed In
this cause to be complete in fee simple by
adverse possession. On motion Of the plain.
tin by his attorneys. 1t IS this 18th day Of
May. 1897. ordered that the defendants
designated as the unknown heirs deyisees
and alienees of John W. OFT. who is de-
ceased. and the said John w. Oft cause
their appearance to be entered herein on or
before the forteth day. exclusive OF sun
days and Holidays. from the date OF the
frst publication of this order otherwise as
to said parties this cause will be proceeded
with as in case of default. Provided copy
Of this order be published in the Evening
Star and in The WASHINGTON Law Reporter
once q week for three successive weeks
before the expil alton Of the time for the
appearance OF said unknown defendants.
longer and other publications being dis
JAMES M. PROCTOR. Justice; true
copy fSeal) Test: CHARLES e: STEW
ART Clerk. BY R. I. ONEAL: Jr:. Asst
Clerk. mSls25-,e1-
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81. 900 CASH-Sl 900 BACK

IN same year. That's 1905 return,
AIooUo CaSh--S3. 500 net return
$4,000 Cash-S1 200 net return
ana other apartment bargains
ohhhE ESTATES. pa NE. North 144T
S14 95o-New four-famiiy fiat 3f r. wide
large rooms: good white neighborhood
iurIed: caulked and insulated. Income,
s. ,50U~Brick house arranged for two
IaIullleS IN good northwest section SIX
ROOMS, TWO BATHS. new oil burner:
n0uSe Just reconditioned Income,
Sl.OSO per year
,-o- SHANNON & LUCHs CO,
N Not
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1N1C. N. V711 ANO n 81.
Six rooms and bath. h.-v.h. cleo; GOOD
condition: can arrange for two families;
only $3.50 on terms
A. N. COOPER, 1905 Dys. Natl. 10s3,
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LOTS FOR SALE.

WOODED BUILDING SITES OVERLOOK
ing washington. RANDLE Il GARVIN.
z2lo Pa ave. Sc Lincoln 1879
SILVER SPRING-BUILDING SITES ron
nomeS. 500 to $1,000: Soft. front
shiNS REALTY CO. Shep. 1892 or 1860
EXCELLENT NORTHWEST SITES PRICED
low, GEO E DIEFFENBACH Lot Specialist
Hatl. $500 -l1Ol Vt ave. NV EN- 4l17.
CORNER LOTS; 6OxlOO FIT: ON
greater Capitol Heights bus line. Will sci!
eheap: Apply 1922 eth st. NV.
NEAR buth AND ALABAMA AVE Sc
. IotS 5OXl0o. Price. for all SO 300. Call
Mr.. Raine, Randolph 344l.
500, WAPLE & JAMES INC.
-I22f l4th st. NV. Dist 334s.
FOR APIS. AND ROW HOUSES.
GET COPY OF OUR LIST.
y HARE ESTATES, 224 R NE. North 1447
Sl.l0o-RANDLE HIGHLANDS.
Building site for detached house Q
squares from Pa. ave. and new Catholic
fnureh; fl; See. See Mr.. Stebbin. evening phone
ADELBERT w LEE.
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MOSS REALTY CO..

Realtors.
TOWER BLDG. NET 1916.
Evenings and SUNDAYS Shepherd 45l1
COLORED LOTS IN DEANWOOD AND
FARM ONT HEIGHTS. S75 up: easy
terms: help build. District 9l7O.
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HOUSES UNFURNISHED.

GLOVER PARK, 1888 w SIT ROOMS
bath. with shower. screened porches
schools: Army people preferred; SS5. Clev
b0s2.
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3 bed rooms. Gear garage, WASHINGTON
blvd. 10 minutes downtown; bus lines:
insulated house from cave to cave. This
house cost me Sll 900. want to 20 to the
country. will sell for $1,000; $50 per
month. Call DOYLE. Walnut 1ls3-W
P. S.-Do not answer this ad unless you
can pay X65 per month
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SMALL, APT. BLDG.

NOT FAR FROM CATHEDRAL.
Detached brick bldg. tneWJ on lot TEX
loo' lSt-claS white section; good eleya-
tloll, aptS. Of 3 and rms with di
nettes and porches: oil burner with auto
matte control; reasonably rented for over
20 900 yearly; nicely financed; S5 900
DREW, Met. 49,. F. ELIOT Mimi. r..
TON, 2O5 Investment Bldg.
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HENRY l. QUINN, Attorney,
m,aoSa STo22dy ytkr5S fids' washlnstoa' DC.
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SELECT YOUR SITE.

SELECT YOUR SITE.
Within 30 days We shall place n, NJ.
market the most elaborate and attractive
suburban development which WASHINGTON
aaS even known. Not lust a project but
completely planned unit, properly laid out
roads. etc, and with 20 or more beautiful
homes completed or nearing completion
we are offering limited number Of
winch may be erected homes Of approved
designing subject to. and beneftng by, all
tne protecting restrictions with which this
community is being surrounded II is A
beauty spot and one with which you will
fall In love on sisht. Full details Of locs :
uon, price. etc. may be had upon appli-
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FORD 1887, company car, de luxe Tudor:
driven very little; new-car terms and
warranty: substantial reduction. Logan
Motor Co.. Ford dealers. 18th and M
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GARAGE-STORAGE.
TEAR SOUTHWEST MARKET

Large, 2-story brick garage, 25x45,
equipped with elevator. viii hold IA cars
or can be used for storage Of merchandise
or material: Rent $75 per month. Call
Mr.. Ugast, Emerson 1921 or Metropolitan
1927. F. ELIOT MIDDLETON, 205 In
vestment Bldg.
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FORD 1896 de luxe coupe, equipped with
rumble seat low mileage. condition and
appearance equal to new: new-car terms
and guarantee. Logan Motor Co., Ford
dealers. 18th and NJ StS. NV.
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DODGE 1896 de luxe coupe; origins |
green factory fnish without a mark: de
luxe Philco radio, heater. seat covers and
many other extras. Driven only 10000
miles. Perfect in every detail and only
S5a5. Semmes Sales Inc. 4121 18th g..
NV. De Soto-Plymouth Dealers. Adams
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FORD 1885 de luxe Fordor sedan, original
green finish like new. interior spotless:
priced at S395 on terms as low as $50
cash. or trade. Logan Motor Co.. Ford
dealers. 18th and NJ SIS. NV.
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FORD model AS. all years and types; $40
up. LOGAN Motor Co., Ford dealers, 18th
am etc
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FORD 1885 de luxe station wagon. used
very little. appearance and condition ex-
cellent; only $3.50 on easy terms. Logan
Motor Co.. Ford dealers, 18th and N
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FORD 1885 Tudor sedan. low mileage.
equipped with radio and other extras;
only S495 on the easiest terms in town
Logan Motor Co.. Ford dealers, 18th and
M sts. NV.
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DODGE 1885 coupe: steel blue color; in
perfect condition: interior excellent; tires
almost new. This car has low mileage and
reflects excellent care taken by previous
owner. a prominent physician. Bargain
priced At S4e5. Mann Motors, Inc. s12a
Georgia ave. Silver Spring. Md. Shepherd
aSEl Old sn nhile Cadillac La Sale
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IOV ELY HOMIE
IN FALLS CHURCH, VA.
8 RMS. ALL LARGE.
New heating plant, garage. u acre.
beautiful shade trees and shrubbery.
Good buy at $500 Terms Call MR..
WOOD, Walnut .9O95. eve. and Sunday.
Any other time Walnut 794O
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FORD 1887 convertible club sedan; 500
miles; carefully broken in; for sale by
owner: will accept trade Call Columbia
1881, Ext. -. Sundays or after z pm.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE,

HAVE CASH FOR OLD HOUSE OR TW
fats: must be cheap. Address Box 1e1-
Star offlce
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FORD 1897 Tudor. with luggage compart-
ment in rear; this car has been driven only
1000 actual miles. never been off the city
streets; it is in practically new condition.
in fact 1t looks as though 1t had just come
from the factory; beautiful black finish.
see 1t today. save the first years depreci-
alton. Small down payment. balance S25
monthly. Saftey tested. Wisconsin Motor
Co. 29Ol M st NV. West 2913. Open ewes
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FORD 1887 Fordor trunk sedan; radio.
We guarantee this to be new car.
Traded to us on a new Oldsmoble. St5
discount Trade and terms. Community
Motors Inc. 662l Wisconsin ave.
Bethesda Wisconsin 54I5
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HUDSON 1885 "s' de luxe suburban
sedan; built-in trunk. electric hand;
driven very little; mechanically and ap-
peArance excellent; S525; terms. Barnes
Motors, 1729 14th st. NV. n.w.
MARMON model little 8 sedan: custom
body, sturdy; original owner: must sell.
S75 West O37s-J evenings g.
MULLINS 1898 Red Cap trailer With camp
ing equipment: $3.50 down, $1,000 per
month. 2O35 18th st. NV.
NASH 1884 de luxe sedan; black finish.
very clean in every way; motor and rubber
excellent: . hne car at . low price. $3.50.
l. P, SteuArt Inc 1928 14th ST. NV.
lConti1Ved 60 Ne1t Ts0o1
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-09

He IS the leading Master Point winner of the year to date, and ranks as one of Americas greatest contract bridge players.
 By D. J. BECKER
 Great stress has been placed by players and analysts alike on cor- rect bidding of hands on contract. Nowadays, however, bidding has been pretty well standardi2ed. ct least as far as expert play is con- cerned.
 Not enough stress is placed on play, and pafticuarly on defense, the most difficult phase of contract. Experts all concede, that the suit- directing play, which in many cases eliminates the possibility of a losing guess as to the manner Of defeat- ing a contract, is 6 tremendous con- tribution to correct defense. In the development of this play, now in general use, am glad to have had Q part.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-09

In todays hand, there Is Q rather unusual use of the suit directing play which enabled my partner and me to defeat a contract in the Mas. ters' Individual last spring.
 My partner, East, was permitted to hold the first trick with the queen of spades and South played the jack on the spade return, which won with the king. In order to show that my entry was in the heart suit, I returned the spade ten, which was showing an entry in the higher ranking suit.
 South won and now made his only play to make the contract. He laid down the diamond ace and on this played the nine, emphasizing by the second use of the suit direct- ing play, that my entry was in the heart suit.
 When he followed with the eight of diamonds I played the three, and when the finesse was taken my partner won the trick and returned q heart. We thereby defeated the contract two tricks for what proved to be the best score on the hand.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-09
Events of Interest
DECEMBER


 Dec. 9-Aviglianse Auxiliary dinner dance, Waverly Inn.
 Dec. 9-Chicken pie supper, West Side Hill M. E. Church.
 Dec. 9--Annual parish turkey sup- per, All Souls Church.
 Dec. 0--Christmas sale and card party, St. Paul's Episcopal Church. Dec. 9 - Dr. Ethan Colton at Foremen's Club, Y. M. 0. A.
 Dec. g. 10-- Civic Theater play, Boy Meets Girl" Women's Club. Dec. 1O-Chase P. T. A. play, Mill Plain Church gymnasium.
 Dec. 1O-Chase Park Varsity Show, Chase Park House.
 Dec. 1O--Rev. Dr. R. E. Brown. speaker. Davenport hall.
 Dec. 11--Regina Leonard's Revue and Dance, Temple Hall.
 Dec. 1l--William Nelson at A. A U. W, at University Club.
 Dec. ll--Concordia Society enter tainment, Turn Hall.
 Dec. 1l--Second Church Jr. Aux Hilary Cabaret, Davenport hall.
 Dee. 12-Szold Group supper Beth-El Auditorium.
 Dec. 12 = Richard Halliburton. Second Church forum.
 Dec. 12--Rev. Cyprian Truss, lec- turer, Catholic High school.
 Dec. l2 = Greek play, Madame x" Women'S Club.
 Dec. l3 = Rev. 0. T. Bridgeman. missionary, St. Johns Church. Dec. 1S-"Varieties of 10Se" show, First M. E. Auditorium.
 Dec. lS-Blanche Yurka, actress. at Wilby High school.
 Dec. i6-Mount Carmel Glee Club show, Mount Carmel hall.
 Dec. Fellowship Operetta, St. Johns Parish house.
 Dec. IS, Ie, 1S-"Christnas Carol" piya, ct Davenport hail.
 Dec. le- Reserve officers meet at Post Office. Fl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-09
Weddings
Musical Groups
 Enter Federation


 The State Federation of Music clubs held board meeting recently at the Stratfield hotel. Miss Adah Smith Alison of this city, presided and ten new musical societies were accepted into the federation.
 The clubs include the Morning Choral club of Danbury, Mrs. Frank Tishkin, president, and Mrs. Reginald Hooper, director; the South Shore Music club of Westport, Mrs. Alma Simpson Chandler, president; the Sterling Women's Chorus of the Sterling community house, Stratford, Mrs. Mary Hill Hinchcliffe, president, and Robert Crandell, director; the Stamford Baptist Chorlsters of Stamford, Charles Ledin, director; t he Southport Congregational church choir, Southport. Mrs. John Shively, director; the Southington Choral club, Southington, Mrs. Doris L. Brooks, president and Mrs. Celia Belman, director; and First Presbyterian Young Peoples choir of this city, Miss Florence Haskiis, director; the Music History club of New Haven, Miss Belle Loper Slater, counselor; the Sil- vermine Guild Music Festival as. sociation committee, Silvermine, New Canaan, Mrs. Alma Simpson Chandler, chairman and John vas- sos, president; and the Stratfcrd high school. A Cappella choir, Stratford, Miss Kareta Briggs, counsellor and director. N
 Announcement was made of the resignation of Mrs. Agnes Wake- man of New Haven as state junior counselor. The ofice has not been filled as yet. Mrs. Frederick B. Fish of this city, chairman of music in religious education de. partment reported on the choir festival which will be held this evening in the Stamford Congrega- tional church, Stamford. A chorus of l25 voices, under the direction of Charles Low will sing Handels Mes. Siah".
 Another concert planned for the future will be in Waterbury fea- turing q symphonietta of young musicians from New York city under the baton of Wesley Son. tag. prominent musical instructor of the metropolis which will take place Feb. 6. Miss Ethel Zig latEki is general chairman of this concert.
 Misses Louise and Dorothy Hogan of East Main street have returned after spending several days in New York city.
 Mir. and Mrs. L. P. Pierce of Mer- iden road are spending few days with relatives in Newark, N. J.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-09
Personal
Jack Frost Dance Series WiLl Add To Holiday Gayety

Again leading the social field for the post holiday the Jack Frost Dances will be held this year under the sponsorship of the Bunker Hill Kings Daughters The dances will be held usual at the auditorium of the Bunker Hill Congregational Church, which will be transformed
 into winter playground.
 The first of the series will be held on Monday evening December 2h and will be attended by high school groups On Tuesday evening the Colegans will enjoy their dance and on Wednesday evening, December 29th the senior college group and younger married couples will gather for
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-09
State Conference Slated For
 AAUWMembers On Friday

children have been included in the second annual Educational Toy Ex. hibit of Norwalk Branch of Amer ican Association of University Women, scheduled for Friday and Saturday, December 10 and Il, al Grace Church Parish House, Nor walk. The exhibit will be oper both afternoon and evening on Fri. day and will continue through Sat- urday afternoon.
 Miss Harriet Nash of Westport principal of the Nursery School of the Child Training Institute of New York, will speak Friday at 8 p. m. on "The Need of ducational Toys for
 On the program Saturday after- the Pre.School Child"
 noon, a marionette show will be pre- Sented for the children by Miss Alice Gray. Mrs. William T. Grumbly t president of the Norwalk branch.
 This Toy Exhibit Is open to all interested persons.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-09

Mrs. Chase Going Woodhouse, State Fellowship chairman, has called Q conference of presidents and Fellowship chairman, at the Y. M. 0. A. New Haven, 42 Howe stret. Friday, December 10th, at Il o'clock.
 This meeting will give a picture of Fellowship work In Connecticut, It will make possible an interchange of ideas on means of raising the Fellowship Fund. It Is hoped that Connect!cut's contribution to the pr. Alice Hamilton Fellowship will be substantially increased this year.
 Features for both parents and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-09
Senior H0d0ssah Has
 Cultural Meeting

A largely attended cultural meet ing was held by the senior Had- assah yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Moses D. Sheinkopf. The meeting was the first of a series of cultural gatherings which will be held throughout the winter months.
 Mrs, Moses Sheinkopf, education al chairman, presided at the session. A reading was given by Mrs. Pauline rnfeld who had as her topic Jew. ish Ideals" Mrs. Lawrence Mat2kin gave talk on Jewish marriage ceremonies.
 A discussion was led by Mrs sheinkopf on the origin and sigifi- canoe of the Jewish holiday. Follow ing the meeting refreshments were served and a social hour was en- joyed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-09

This is the conclusion of . series of 12 articles Illustrating the play of national champions In tournaments where they won ren0wn.
 B. J. Becker, now of New York, formerly of Philadelphia. won the Masters National Individual cham pionship in New York last April and in August Finished third with The odore A. Lightner in the National Masters Pair, an event Becker had previously won.
 Solution to Previous N 9, Contract Problem
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-09
Contract Problem (SOlution in next issue)

If South elects to pass and North bids Q club and East makes a vulnerable overcall of one spade, what should South do?
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-09
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Junior Women s Club Plans Party

Robert S. Walker was guest speaker at the meeting of the Junior Women's Club held last evening at the Women's Club. Mir. Walkers talk dealt with several of his recent trips and he showed moving pictures from his own col- lection.
 The annual Christmas party of the club is scheduled to be held on December 22nd. Gifts of toys and clothing will be given to the guests who will range from 1 to 8 years.
 Members of the social committed who are in charge of the event in- clude: Misses Eleanor Keller, Mar jorie Campbell, Betty Porzenheim 0rayce Cookson, Eleanor Husted and Marjorie Snow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-09

Miss Helen Stoddard Is general chairman of the arrangements. Res- ervations are in charge of Mrs, Leonard Welton, chairman, assisted by Mrs. Harold Rogers and Mrs, Ralph Storey. Mrs. 0. R. Sage is serving as corridor supervisor. Kit chen and refreshments will be In charge of Mrs. Robert Croft. Mrs, Warren Robbins is chairman of the favor committee and her assistants include: Mrs. J. Chester Lyttle, and Mrs. Norwood Webster.
 The table committee is as follows: Mrs. Clifford Tompkins, chairman, assisted by Mrs. 0. R. Sage, Mrs William HI, Mrs. William Talcott Miss Kate Thursiield, Beverly Tompkins, Mrs. Ralph Webb and Mrs. George Schlough. Mrs. Jesse Palen will handle tickets.
 Decorations which are always al, outstanding party of the dance series will be in charge of Miss Margaret Croft who will be assisted by Miss Helen stoddard, Mrs. Harry Greene! Mrs ana MrS. kCalpu Wepp, ME. aHu Mrs. Jesse Palen, MT. and Mrs. Rob- ert Croft, MT. and Mrs. Lloyd Beach Mrs. Alex Raeburn, Mrs. M. T. Lewis, MT. and Mrs. Paul Peterson o. R. Sage, Miss Patricia Sage, Mrs Clifford Tompkins Beverly Tomp- kins, Jesse Palen, Jr., Mary Horsley and MT. and Mrs. Carl Probst.
 Reservations for any of the dances must be made with Mrs. Welton or her committee on or before De- cember 18th. Invitations have been received by the majority Of the young people of that section and others may obtain them by inquir- Ing of committee members.
 Miss Laura Gagne of Grandmere Canada, Is the guest Of Miss Lilly Graveline of South Main street. Miss 0agne will enjoy two weeks vaca- ton travelling in the New England states.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-09
Society Celebrates
 Joint Birthdays

The Missionary society of the South Federated Church held Q meeting on Tuesday ct the home of Mrs. Adella Buchanan of Baldwin street, at which time they cele- brated the joint birthdays of Mrs. Buchanan and Mrs. Ella Wooding,
 The speaker for the afternoon was Miss Ethelyn Nichols, director of religious education at the First Baptist Church. Readings were giv- en by Mrs. Edward Bates and Mrs. Edith Cough.
 Members present were Mrs. Hu- bert Sammis, Mrs. L. J. Somers, Mrs. Harry Humiston, Mrs John Carlson, Mrs. Edna snagg, Mrs. Adella Smith, Mrs. Cyrus Smith, Mrs. George snagg, Mrs. Minnie Warren, Mrs. Lyall Hill, Mrs. El- mer Robinson, Mrs. Edward Bates, Mrs. Arthur Nicholas. Mrs. Edith Cough, Mrs. Ella Wooding, Mrs. A. Jenney, Mrs. Bessie Dodds, Mrs. Jacob Francis, Mrs. William Adams, Mrs. Adelia Buchanan and Rev. Robert Foster.
 The annual dinner dance of the Diamond A.C. was held recently at Piney Grove inn. Among those at tending were Charles Donate. Mich- aol Donate, Miss Helen Kantor, Wil- liam Genovese, Miss Dorothy Cor coran, Nicholas Martinelli, Miss Anna Nardoza, Frank Nardozza, Miss Angeline Albino. Peter Ian. dofl, Miss Florence Santora, Philip LaVorgne. Miss Mildred Santoro, Samuel DelVeneni, Lee George, Leonard Covelli, Miss Mary Manci- nj. John Pettine, Miss AnnaG Gueri. no. Francis Lucien, Miss Rosalie Adduccl MT. and Mrs. William Martinelli. Leonard LoRusso, Miss Nellie LoRusso, Mir. and Mrs. Frank Martinelli, MT. and Mrs. Samuel Nardizzi, Mir. and Mrs. Samuel Mar. dozzi, K. Stolh, Miss Emma Missuna, Albert Posi, Miss Elmanda LuZzi, Albert 0lacin, Miss Rosemary Re- tucci, Miss May OLeary, Samuel Tropasso, MT. and Mrs. Dornenic Troposso, Miss Carmella Brucato, Frank Vanio, George Caggiano, Miss Gertrude Devito, Pasquale Signitto, Miss Rita Casadamio, Joseph Ca- bella, Miss Julian Albino, Miss Doris Capadamio, MT. and Mrs. Daniel Angelillo, Miss Mildred Signillo, Joe seph D'Angelo, Michael Bergen, Miss Rose Albino, Miss can Milite Harry Walsh, Miss Lidia Milite, Joseph Bolo, Miss Angeline signeilo Peter RoSsi, Michael Sigollo, Dom- chic Wilson; Victoria Maracci, Ad- am Buzzato, Miss Margaret O'Con- nell, Peter Bacardi, Olga Posta, An. thony D'Angelo, Mario Vincent, An- drew AScione, Miss Margaret Potica, Daniel Covello, Fifi Cipriano, Mir. and Mrs. James Bagley, Miss Anna Cestrano, Martin Albino, Miss Phyl- lis Donate, Richard Crawley, Miss Rita Smith, Michael Bisconti, Mir. and Mrs. Trapasso, Mir. and Mrs. Louis Angelillo, John Martino, Jen. nie and Harry Goldberg and Sadie RoSen.
 Miss Virginia Wells of this city is spending few days in New York city.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Gordon of South Main street are spending a few days in Springfield.
 Organization activities will be dis- cussed at a meeting of the Santa Maria Study club which takes place tonight at the home of Mrs. Dor- othy Dunn of Hawkins street. A large attendance Is expected to be present.
 The Ladies auxiliary, Division 57, A.O.H. will hold meeting this evening at 8 o'clock at Hibernian hall. Election of officers will be held and all members are urged to attend.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-09
CONTRACT BRIDGE
By VIM. E. MCKINNEY Secretary os the American Bridge League

Suit Signal Turns Tricks Champion Becker's Directing Play Is Rewarded With Top Score in
 Masters Tournament