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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-30

Sclullo were; Vice-presldents. City
Sheriff Angelo Nardona and Lucas
Pasquarillo. secretary. Patrick De-
Leon: treasurer, Welfare Commits
sioncr Emil Mascolo: financial Sec
rotary. Lawrence Rambo.
Directors
President Sciullo named the
board of directors. They include
Frank Snntalucia. Rocco Diorio,
Judge Edward MaScolo. School
Commissioner Louis Bria. james
Aldorisio. Charles Barbieri, Michael
Colucci. Jerry Scorpion. Attorney
Humbcrt Mangini. DR.. Rudolph
Damiani, Salvatore Ciarcla and
Assistant CITY Clerk John DlC0rpo,
Soloctman Domenic Barblcri, who
is one of thoBe organizing the now
Italian Democratic club. was
dropped. as can be seen. as n mem-
Der of tho board OF directors. He
refused TO consider another term In
the old club. At tho recent election,
also. Joseph DeLuca was dropped
ms financial secretary and william
1crrara was dropped M assistant
financial secretary.
Explains Move
These and others are now form
ing the new Italian Democratic
club not. u was stated by Sclcctman
Bnrblcri M mn Observation-Disclosures
group. not In remembrance TO being
ousted from ofIlccs IN the old club
but M remembrance against al
legged high .hnnded methods used IN
giving endorsements TO persons
seeking political plums. Tho matter
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-30
GAME MAY LINK 4
HAWAII TO EAST
Pastime May Be Missing
Link in Mystery Claim
EthOI0gists

Honolulu (UP) 49, The fact that
the ancient Hawailans we're In
vctcrate players Of game closely
resembling checkers may prove The
missing link" TO establish just
where they originally came from.
according to cthologists OF tho
Bishop Museum here.
The game In known as konanc
and 40 far ms Ia known was played
only In the Hawaiian Islands and in
no other part OF Polynesia. Today
there is only one person alive. so far
Ms Is known. who knows all OF, Tho
rules OF the game M IL was played
originally In the islands. She W
Mrs. Kaahaalna Naibe. aged 90. OF
Kailua. Island Of Hawaii. lax
Aside from checkers tho only
other pastimc In the world II resem-
bles IL Japanese one known az
goban. which has been played there
since the most ancient times.
This fact, II is believed, will have
hte utmost Importance IN bearing on
the final decision rs TO the origin OF
the Hawaiian people. There Ia still
the possibility that Hawaiians origi-
mated the game themselves. but m
any event Captain Cook who discoy-
cred tho islands In l778 reported
that the game was n favoritc among
the Inhabitants.
The "checkerboard" upon which
the game was played consisted for
the most part OF flint surfaces OF
rock or single lava bouldcrs and II is
because OF the durability Of these.
that evidence Of the game abounds
IN all parts OF the islands. Many OF
tho stone slabs with the checker de-
signs on them have been uncovered
by surveyors for the u. y. Geological
survey IN all parts OF the Islands.
The principal difference from the
modern chcckcrboard lies simply III
tho fact that instead OF having the
squares merely marked Oft they arc
generally followed out. The game
was played with beach and white
coral pebbles much the same Us
checkers.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-30

OF the council and chairman Of the
drive, thanked the $50 workers for
their cooperation.
John M. Burial, president OF the
local chapter Of the Red Gross.
described the horrors Of the present
flood conditions In the Ohio and
Mississippi valleys. Brief talks we're
also given by q. r. Williams, Jr,
chairman Of the Advanced FifthS
committee, Edward II. Davis, Louis
A. Walsh, John M. OConnor of the
Watertown district and Fremont
Anderson, chairman OF the workers
division.
The final reports of team con-
tributions made last night were
as follows:
District A. Milton Burial;
Team IL Dutton Noble 3378.50:
Team II John Colloty 4167.00:
Team IL - II. d. Burial; S1l4:
Total S65050. District b 8. p.
Williams Ellery Kilborn. $18l.25,
Bayard Richard $3.50, Mrs. q. Cow
perthwait 1902, Frank p. Schwartz
S68.50, Il. Is. 5anderson $132. 80. Frank
Kenny $16B.5O, Edward Martin
1880, Edward Fitzgerald $8075.
Division O Cyril Roberts $3G25,
George Hubbard $3D.05. Gunffar
Schlander $41.50. Raymond Mills
$3.50, John M. Hennion 1926. E. u.
Wilcox S50.75. Thomas Leonard
$4150. total $2B48O. Division d -
Pat Wallace $40, Raymond French
$34. Total $44.
Division II - Harold h. Hole.
DIR. Harold Perkinson $0i.00,
DIR Beers $14. John Horn
becker $ll5.80, Joe Nelly sl35.50,
Walter Malsh 1925. Total $44l55.
Oakville---. LOREN s. Chase 1925;
WATERFOWL John M. O'Connor.
S401.75. Bouthbury and Woodbury.
Earl Munyon $78.45; Naugatuck
49, Hadley Cox 81 900. Total 1862
previously reported $3.50.
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Hats On I!

When persons attending the
P0liccmcn's Ball mt the state
armOry Friday night see blue
coats dancing with their hats
on. they'll be judging too hastily
N they think the policemen are
impolite. Not only In u tradi-
tional. but it's an order M well.
Tho official uniform for the
ball. M announced nj hcadquar-
ters consists Of summer blouse.
white shirt. black four In hand
tie. white gloves and---hat.
Prior 10 the last Policcmen's
Hall. two years ago. u cOntr0vcr-
NY ragged over the hat or DO-bat
business. But the policemen
wore their hats. even while
dancing. And. apparently.
that's what they're going 10 do
this year, too.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-30
MAHANEY LIKELY
COUNTY AUDITOR
Local Representatives
Name Linked With Pend.
ing Elections

Representative Daniel J. Maha-
ney IL expected TO be elected demo-
cratic auditor OF New Haven coun-
ty for another two year term when
the legislators Of the county meet
two weeks hence to receive the ten
tative 1037-1038 budget and choose
officers for the next biennium. The
legislators Of the county met this
past week in Hartford and elected
Senator Julius G. 5tremlau their
chairman for the duration OF the
1887 session Of legislature and
. elected Representative Philip n.
Pastorc OF New Haven their secrc-
tary. Both men are democrats.
Opposition
Representative Mahaney is now
completing his first term as demo-
cratic county auditor. Others are
being mentioned for post among
the democrats but the local man
Is said to have the inside track.
Chief among his opponents Is Rep
resentative John Fitzgerald OF An
sonia.
County Commissioner A. Sidney
Ly.ich Of New Haven, democrat,
also completes his four-year term
THU year. He n q candidate for
reelection but considerable opposi-
ton Ii being built up against him.
Mentioned for the ommissioncrshjp
ara Representative Benjamin Ton
kot1ow OF Mcridcn and Representa-
two Mahancy OF this city. Should
the local man get the commission
crship he would not seek the post
OF county auditor.
The republicans Of New Haven
county, ON the other hand, are pre-
pared 10 rename Representative
Seth Beeclicr Of Seymour county
auditor. lie has held the post for
several terms. Under the law psere
must be two county auditors d
they must be OF different political
faiths.
The two other county commits
sioners do not come UP for election
thig year. They are Robert II.
Gcrrlsh OF East Haven and Jacob
y. Walter OF Cheshire. They IRE
republicans. Their terms do not
expire until october /, 1889, while
that OF Commissioner Lynch expires
next October LIST.
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Speed Record Established by Local WPA Worker
SpOtlighting
Brass CityNews
Players Hurt

Two youths were under treat
inent ut local hospitals today, one
Of them having been injured In q
basketball game and the other,
also q basketball player, injured
In unknown fashion.
Charles Lips. 10, Of Water
town avenue, Is at Waterbury
hospital with q possible nose frac-
ture. He was brought TO the hos
pital at O:30 last night after
having been hurt when another
player colllded with him In @
game at Russell school gymna-
stun.
Az st. Maryg hospital ls Harry
Mclaughlin, 10. OF Oakville. He
was found lying on the sidewalk
near the YMCA last night at 0:2O
by Motor Patrolmen Joseph Lo-
vallo and Joseph Dunphy. The
youth was In 81 semi-coma when
admitted TO the hospital. He has
an abrasion and bruise on his
face. The hospital has no record
OF how the boy was hurt.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-30
EDUCATORS Give
ADDRESSES HERE
Proposed Legislature Is
Theme of Talks at
p. T. A. Assembly

Middlcbury. Jan. 30 Members OF
Board OF Education. town officials
and the Parent-Tcacher Association
members from Prospect, Wolcott
Bethany, Southbury. Beacon Falls
oxford. Woodbury., and Middlcbury
were present "Wednesday afternoon
In the Center School auditorium TO
hear discussion ON proposed leg
islation affecting the educational
program OF Connecticut.
The meeting waB arranged thru
the corporations OF the Middlcbury
Parent-Teacher Association and the
Middlebury Board OF Education.
Edwin u. Floyd. field supervisor Of
rural education. introduced the
speakers.
Following the showing OF the film.
entitled Overcoming Limitations TO
Learning" Mrs. Alice Howell Of the
State Board Of Education talked on
why we need regional high schools,
and how they differ from our
present high schools. Wilson s..
Dakln. senior supervisor Of rural
education. spoke on "1'hc Value Of
Pupil Guidance In High School
Comsr. Ernest w. Butterflcld told
OF bills 10 arise NJ tho present set
sion OF the General Assembly which
are vital 10 towns In this vicinity.
Five dollars was voted from the
treasury TO the Red Cross flood fund
Silver Tea Planned
Miss Alice ONcil, assistant super
visor will speak at the meeting
February "a. when silver tea will
be- held In celebration Of Founders
day. Mrs. John v. Montague will
be In charge.
The local Parcnt-Teachef Associa-
ton will sponsor a Girl Scout troop
which will be organized soon.
Hot Lunches In Schools
Hot lunches are now being served
In the Center School cafeteria for
pupils md teachers. Pupils Of the
eight grade are In charge.
The Bradleyvillo school has had
their cafeteria for quito some time.
Church Services
Church will be held under the fol-
lowing schedule tomorrow morning.
Services will be held at l0:45 n. m.
Mt tho Congregational Church with
Rev. Ralph W. Rowland delivering
the sermon. Sunday school service
win be at 0.30 -. IN. Christian En-
dcavor service will be conducted IN
tho church rooms ut 1880 y. m.
Mass viii be celebrated at 1900
n. m. NJ the church Of 81. John OF
tho Cross by Rev. Raymond Ken
ncdy. He will also offlciute at the
o o'clock mass OF 81. Thcrcsas In
Woodbury..
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Lilyaan Vance and Alice Mucha-

Ljlyaan Vance and Alice Mucha-
light.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Bnlomonson
we're adjudged the winners OF the
best dressed couple contest.
King OF Hobocs
Harold Weaver, who called
himself the King Of the Hobocs,"
won first prize as the funniest
man. Mr.. Weaver won the same
prize at last years ball and has
taken awards nj other affairs
with the same outfit.
The prize for the most comical-
ly dressed woman went TO Miss
Leona Steinle who wore ~ NINA
ture house marked "Hofbrau
House"
Miss Betty Rogowski, as a
Spanish genorita. and Benno
Schmltt. as Russian prince.
won the prizes for the best
dressed man and woman.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-30
House Fire

Damage Of several hundred
dollars was done by fire
which late yesterday afternoon
broke out In the rear Of a two.
family house NJ 1900 Baldwin
street. occupied by the families
Of Patrick Buckley and Charles
II. Shea.
When the blaze first broke
out Mr.. Shea threw some water
ON blazing curtains. He thought
the fire WAS out but q few min
'utes later, the flames broke out
again. having eaten their way
through q partition.
Firemen said that children
playing with matches caused
the blaze.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-30
Italian Democrats
Install Officers
Alderman Charles Sciullo Names Board Of Drect0e
New Faction Meets Tomorrow Morning !:

OfIicers OF the Italian Democratic
Club. of which Alderman Charles
Sciullo rs president. were installed
last night Mt Il meeting In the City
Hall. Today plans we're going for
ward for the formation OF new
italian Democratic Club and an
organization meeting will be held
tomorrow morning between 10 and
II o'clock In Liberty hall.
Indicted along with Alderman
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Star Sued

Litcheld, Jan. 20.---T'rial OF the
10000 civil action OF Domcnic
PlSante of Torrington against Al
ma Gluck zimballst, noted opera
star and wife Of Efram Zimbalist.
concert violinlst, has been set
down for February 0 at the Itch
field county superior court. Pisantc
Ii administrator Of the cStatc Of
his 13-year-old daughter. Minnie
who was killed In mn automobile
accident. June 10. 1896. II B al
legged by the plaintiff that Mrs
Himbalist was negligent and
caused the chlld's death. but Cor
oncr Schaefcr has cxonerated her
OF blame. Local attorneys repre-
sent both parties. Monagan and
MonagHn for the defense. and
Edward J. Mnscolo for the plain
Tiff.
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Coordination

Plans for coordination Of all the
fish and game clubs In Connec-
ticut will be discussed Monday
night by Ex-Governor Charles A.
Tcmpleton ut 81 meeting IN Cham
Der Of Commerce hall of the Wa
tcrbury Fish and Game Asso-
citation. Ex-Governor Tcmpleton
B n member Of the advisory coun-
Gil OF tho state fish and game
commission. Bills coming before
the 1887 session Of the legislature
Will be discussed. The club will
hold It's annual meeting and din
ner In March.
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Condition Grave

Tho condition OF Rev. James n.
O'Brien Of Danbury was reported
as extremely grave at ~. Mary's
hospital today. Father O'Bricn
has been under treatment for
some time for q heart condition.
Now pastor at 81. Peters church,
Danbury Father O'Brlen once
served for n number Of years az
assistant al the Church al The
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CASE CONTINUED

A continuance I'LL Tuesday was
given In city court today TO Joseph
Guerrero. 30. charged with two seri-
Gus statutory offcnscs involving q
12-year old girl. Guerrero was ar
rested In Naugatuck several days
ago.
The accused In free on bonds Of
$1,000 Police claim that Guerrero
assaulted the youngster.
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Writer Held

Albert Millctt. ~. OF li0 Bcovill
btrcct, tho alleged writer Of n
note which sald, Someone will
die tonight" md which was
thrust under the doorway Of an
Fart Main street boarding house.
war ordered hold for observation
I'll Tucsday when arraigned In
city court today. He Ia charged
with breach OF the peace.
The note was thrust under the
door of tho Stafford House. 224
East Main street. ThursdRy night.
Police arrested Mlllctt later that
same night.
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came to n head. finally, when Wth-
out calling the directors together
Alderman Sciullo and Judge Mas-
colo endorsed Angelo Nardonasfor
the office OF city sheriff and sub
mittcd his name TO Mayor Frank
Hayes. Mayor Hayes merely relied
upon the clubs endorsement, ac-
cepted the one on Nardona In good
faith and named him city sheriff.
Tomorrow mornings meeting Is
expected TO be largely attended.
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Given Decree

Decree OF divorce was granted
by Judge Frank r. Mclgvoy today
10 Marie Borst Dlctz. whose suit
against Raymond DictS was heard
IN superior court last week. At
that time decision was reserved.
The petitioner Ia also allowed
custody Of n minor child and Al
weekly for lts support, Intolcrablo
cruelty was alleged.
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/. Theft Alleged

Charged with stealing several
tons Of scrap metal from the
American Brass Company and
the Altieri Construction Com
pany. Joseph Piccolo. 2s. Of 1890
South Main street. was order
cd held under bonds Of $1,000
for arraignment Tuesday when
presented before Judge John u.
McGrath In City court today.
Piccolo. according 10 police.
stole large quantities Of metal
from the two local concerns and
sold II In New Haven. The count
placed against him charges him
with theft or December 10. 1890.
Police said that other counts
may be added before Piccolo ~
tried on Tuesday.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-30
ELAINE DROPS MIDDLE

Hollywood. Jan. 30-(UP) Elaine
"Aricl" Barrymore. temporarily
dropping the subject OF her muddled
marriage with John Barrymore. was
10 leave today for San Francisco
for the opening OF her stage play
'"fhe Return OF Hannibal" Trying
TO fight off O tuoch OF "flu". the
dark-haired girl has been whirl-
winding through costume fittings.
rchearsals and last minutet details.
She wears n black wig IN the play
she expects 10 carry her TO fame.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-30

Tatters and flnery mingled In 81
profusion Of gay colors were seci1
last night ut the list annual mas
queradc ball and entertainment
OF the Concordia Singing society
In Buckingham hall. OF the L.
200 pcrsons who Witnessed or took
part IN the event, more than half
were IN costume. Entertainment
included gongg and dances by
chorus Of 16 girls of the Lillian
Mccoy school, and several selec-
tons by The Concordia mixed
chorus directed by Max Ductz-
mann.
Novelty with extra originality
was introduced into the program
with the presentation OF the
dance called the German 400"
Outstanding among other high
lights was tho grand march. led
by Mayor Frank Hayes and Of
ficers Of the society. Brinknan's
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Scout Campaign Ends
With$1O, 42OD Donated
Late Reports Of Team Captains May Add $1,000 More
to Fund-Leaders Grateful for PubIic's Generosity

Although the Mattatuck Council campaign for funds
officially closed last evening at report meeting held
at the Elton with total of $10420 realized this amount
being $3.50 short of the 1000 goal announced
that the majority Of the teams still have to complete Soic
aton which should add another $4,000 to the final ota
The invocation given last evening by the Reverend
John Coorbs. Following this Walter H Deacon presidant
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orchestra furnished the music
throughout the evening.
The prize for the most attrac-
Tive group was awarded TO seven
women and y young man. oil In
German garb. They we're Mrs.
Margaret NORM, Mrs. Olga De-
Mast. Miss Gertrude Olesch. Mrs.
Curt y. Arndt. Mrs. William L,itz.
Mrs. Fannie Progl, Mrs. Fred
Rother and Herman Prosl.
Colonial Lassies
Six girls dressed as Colonial las
sizes received the second prize IN
the group contest. They included
Elsie Longo. Rose Gyuricsko. Ro-
Beannn Ball. Johanna 0yuricsko.
Eva Rinaldi and Gertrude Gro
nan. The girls also won 81 prize at
last years ball.
The third prize Of the group
contest WAS given to the "Soutb-
crn Girls" who were Mary
Abrams. Gladys Muchalight,
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Force OF Eighty Men
Advance S. Main St.
Sewer Project Rapidly
Over 500 Feet Of Pipe Installed Within Period Of II
DaysIower South Main Street Project to Bene.
fit Wide Neighborhood Section

Something IN the nature Of a
speed record II being set by the
workers on what IA now the largest
local WPA project. II was announced
today by local officials. The Job,
which calls Tor a sanitary sewer 10
be installed from Pearl Lake road
10 Eagle street on South Main street
has been IN operation for only
twelve actual working days and 500
feet Of pipe have already been In
stalled.
When the complete project ID up.
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Sunday school, will be the guest
speaker Of the Evcryman'S Bible
Glass Of T'homastop. at iB meeting
Sunday. January 3lst at $3.50 o. IN.
nj the T'homnston Methodist
Episcopal church. His subject will
be Heaven Does Matter"
The pupils OF Miss Bhanahan's
NTH grade at Sprague school pre-
scented splendid assembly program
yesterday afternoon In the gymna-
stun OF the school which was a8
follows:
Play abe Lincoln'8 Birthday
Party
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luxor CONTINUES

Hollywood. Jan. 30 tUPJ -
Adolph zukor, IN charge Of all pro-
duction for Paramount Pictures on
the Pacific coast, will continue IN
that capacity under new contract
drawn up today. Paramount direc-
tors have okayed the document and
stockholders will have the flnal
sayso. The contract renewal comes
on the heels OF the elaborate silver
anniversary ceremonies marking
zukor's 2bth year In the motion pie
tire industry.
immaculate Conception In this
attn
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Mrs. Domenic Altierl ID chair
man Of the committee Of the
Italian Women's Democratic club
arranging for . card party on
February 10. Plans for the event
were launched last night ut Ia
meeting Of the club Mt the city
hall. The card party will aiso
mark the birthday Of Miss Doris
Jacaruso. vice. president Of The
club. NJ
Miss Lucia Mataraxx0 presided
at last evenings meeting. IL was
voted. also. 70 hold social NJ The
Elton on February 4. Mrs. Mar
garet Walker was named 4hc
clubs press agent.
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Bingo And Cards To
Help Flood Victims
Casper Davis Post Members Sponsor Party Tonight to
Raise Money for Red Cross Relief Fund
WATERVILLE

Waterville, Jan. 10 The Flood
Relief Bingo and Card Party Spon-
sored by the members OF tho Casper
IS. Davis. American Legion Post and
Auxiliary will be held tonight at o
oClocl: Mt Fraternity hall. Many
novel and unique ideas will be In
vogue and the public Is invited to
show their desire to help the food
sufferers by their attendance.
A substantial rcfreshmcnt table
will be prepared by the auxiliary
and II preparations mean anything.
Fraternity hall will be damned to
capacity, as soon aS the doors are
opened. ...
Commander Edward Martin. OF
the Legion wishes II Understood.
that the proceeds from this party
will be donated TO the Red Cross
for the food sufferers.
Church Services
~. Michaers
Services tomorrow will be at 1915
u m and 1913 n. m. Rev. Michael
hCHJlHR VIII OHlCUHtc'
H. Paui's Episcopal
Rev. Raymond M. y. Adams. rec
tor. Services tomorrow will be NJ
follow: Holy Communion st n.
IN. Sunday school ri Gas d. m;
morning prayer and sermon at II
o'clock.
Grace Methodist
Rev. Alson Smith, pastor. Services
Sunday. vii be ~ follows: Every
mans Bible Class mt D15 n. IN. Rev.
Oscar Locke Of the Congregational
church OF Oakvillc, will be guest
speaker Morning sermon nj 1890
o'clock with Sunday school ut IL
o'clock noon. The evening service
will be hold at Y o'clock.
Waterville Union
M. Weeks, minister. Sunday school
will be Mt II u. IN. ut the church. An
official BOARD Eieetlng will be held
at $50 o'clock at the parsonage on
Boyden street followed by the even
ing service vt 1:30 p. m.
Gospel Hall
Morning service will be- held Mt
1890 IL. m. Sunday school Ut IL
o'clock noon. and evening Gospel
service ut 1880 y. m. .
TO Speak In Thoinaston
Carl r.. W. F'rOehlich. s'lperintend.
cnt Of the Waterylllo Union church
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1890 Chevrolet Coach--uood .. 97s
1920 Oakland SPIT. Rdstr. II. g.. $50
1919 REQ Wolverine Coach ed. $40
1920 Whippet Coach -. ...n.,. $25
CARTRIDGE Bros. 30 Sheffield 81.
Phone $1,000. Watervillc.
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Mrs. IIuhhclI Entcrtains

Mrs. George Il. Hubbell Of Har-
ward street entertained her card
club Thursday afternoon. Those In
attendance we're. Mrs. Margaret
Stephens. Mrs. Hazel Books. Mrs.
Jane Rice. Mrs. benjamin johnson,
Mrs. Addle Conroy and Mrs.
George Hubbell Prizes were award
cd and refreshments served and
very pleasant afternoon was en-
ioyed by those present.