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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-15

sauerkraut supper at the parish
house January n, and a dessert
bridge February 3 at the parish
house.
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Cornell Bridge Club

In the Tuesday Afternoon tourna-
ment of the Cornell Bridge Club Of
Wateryille, conducted under the
direction Of Mrs. John G. Moriarty,
the top scorers were as follows:
North and South, Mrs. Homer Sen
Tor and Mrs. Edward Cookson A
1-2; Mrs. John Lynch and Mrs.
George Goggins, % 1-2; East and
West, Mrs. M. j. Manila and Mrs.
George French, 80 10; Mrs. Will
liam Rooney and Mrs. Joseph Nc
Ardle 30 1-2. ~
The ofiicial standing was: Mrs.
Senior and Mrs. Cookson II; Mrs.
Crane and Mrs. Duncan, 81; Mrs.
Lynch and Mrs. Goggins SO.
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FREE DELIVERY
FREE INTERIOR
DECORATING SERVICE

The services Of our interior Decorator,
Mrs. Martha nPeux, are at your dss-
- ssvnstaPe IN youF h9nss - no
charge 60 yOu.
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Caught i'm passing Officer Ed Cass directing
early morning traffic at Union and South Elm streets
He's big favorite with Catholic High School young
sters who always get the right of way when he's
ground Ralph Mastrianna looking like job for the
undertaken He attributes it to diseased tooth he had
yanked in New Haven the other day. Ben DAILY limp
ing badly from injured knee sustained in basket
ball game in his back yard with the neighborhood
John L. Sirca jottng down custard pie recipe She's
the wife of the popular Leavenworth prof. Jim
Casey calls it quits after long and hard day. He's
shipping clerk at Rowland & Hughes More anon
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Lighting Facilities
In School Very Poor
Unsanitary Bathroom Conditions at Sprague Also
Brought to Front By Parent Teachers Association
WATERVILLE

Correspondent Henon l70O ThOmaston AVePhOne 1858
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ficials of the city of Henderson,

ficinls of the city Of Henderson
vile; the Chamber Of Commerce;
the Golf and Country club; Caro-
lima and State thcatcrS; school Of
ficials; members Of the Boy
Scouts; the ladies' committee of
Rotary AIMS; the newspapers of
the city for the fine publicity Civ
en- our assembly programs; Jack
Wardlaw and his orchestra: the
Chipman-LaCroSsc Hosiery mills
of East Flat Rock for the beau
tiful pair Of socks donated to each
guest, and the Wing Paper Box
company for the containers for
the socks; the Burroughs Manu-
featuring company for the beau
tiful spreads donated to the Ro-
tary AIMS at the banquet.
To all Of these and any others
who have contributed 20 our
pleasure we say. THANK YOU.
Finally: That Il copy of these
resolutions be given our district
governor, Guy Houk; copy to
our assembly secretary, Clarence
Coston, and a copy to the Hen
Jacksonville newspaper, The Times
News.
RcSpccCfully submitted.
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23-MisceNaneouS

YOUNG lady now employed de-
sircs change about August LIST.
Three years general office cN-
pcricncc with hardware cont
pany. Anything considered. II
care TimCs-NcwS.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Having QuaIlIicd as admlnlStra-
tor Of the estate Of Irene N.
Wolfe, deceased, this is TO notify
all persons having claims against
said estate to present them to the
undersigned on or before the 26th
day of July, 1898, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar Of recov-
cry. All persons indebted to said
estate will please make settlement
with the undersigned.
This July IS, 1887.
O. b. CROWELL, Adm.
Estate of Irene y. Wolfe.
7-26-MOn-6tD.
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HAS ANIMAL DISEASE
By WILLIAMS

BATH, England (UP)-W. c:
Rich, %, an auctioncer's assist
ant, has just returned to work at
Chippcnham af ter recovering
from what is said to have been
doof-and-mouth disease, for which
he was treated by Il veterinary
surgeon.
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NEW ARMY RANK

BUFNOS AIRES. (UP).-By n
decree Of the chief executive, the
Argentine army will have new
rank, that of quartcrmnstcr gen.
eral. This new post will be filled
by an officer with the rank Of
general
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BLONDES ARE "HOMESPUN"

PINE VALLEY, Okla. (UP)--
Backwood bellies of the eastern
Oklahoma mountains yearning for
PLATINUM trcsSes like theier city
sisters use homespun bleaching
treatment of brCOmwccd flowers,
elder bark, the yolk of an egg and
saffron, government researchers
have revealed. ..-.
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Respectfully submitted,
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LIBERTY URGED
STAN ORD UNIVERSITY,

STA NJ ORD UNIVERSITY,
Calf. (UP)-Sharpcning lead
pencils under certain conditions
is Il step toward democracy. But
DR.. Harold c. Hand. Stanford
professor, insists schools which
still require pupils to ask permits
sion to go to the library or sharp
cn II pencil are not training them
to live in a democracy.
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EETETwyEEgIS17,s44'7 'Sv'"1.rr'T IyzsEg'seac2s

FOR SALE - Grocery store -
100000 per month business;
frame store bldg. stock and fix
lures; 7-room brick home. Al!
ON large lot on main highway.
Price, $500; $4,000 cash, as
sumo $4,000. Glover p. Jones.
TclcphOnC 100.
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BUILDING NEWS
Published Bv
RlGBY-M0RR0W CO.
Lumber-Builders' Supplies
Millwork
Fourth Ave. E. Phone 81

w. f. Collins is repairing and
building in the EhcncZcr section.
q. Nj. Drake is doing the same
thing at his place on the Flat Rock
road. Why not do your work
now?
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.GDEASED PIG" RENTED

ASHLAND Ore. (UP).--Rcnt-
FL business is expanding on the
Pacific coast. A pig was rented
here for an annual CREASED pig
catching contest.
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HAVE OWN EpWORTH

DEIANO, Cal. (UP). - This
city believes it has the only pure
" japanese Epworth League
chaptcr in the United States.
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professional Services

YOUR EYES govern your pay
envelope. Don't abuse them
If troubling you see Us Tor OK
animation. Lcona Allen Young.
OptOmutriSt.
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DO YOU DO REPAIR work Of
arv kind? Inform the public,
Tell what YOU do and where
you may be found.
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nOoSES and lots are being
on the market for the first
~ Good prices and terms.
. ..- may be the last chance for
q. bargain. List may be had
'"'"r ms. 4 Realty Co.
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HORSE FOR SALE-Done LAYING
by crop sell him to the other
fellow TO feed next winter.
Use For Sale adv.
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6-Business Services

OUR BUSINESS increased no
per cent to July LIST over same
period last year. Nothing bet
ter than insured investments
or savings at high rate of re-
turn, nor a home loan as salts
factory as that we offer. In
vest your money with or get
your loan from us and be pleas
cd i'm either event. First Fed
cral Savings & Loan Assn.
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9-Personal Property

HUNDRED twenty eight acres {
room house. orchard, bottom
woodland. = streams, waterfall
EARN" TimeS-NCwS.
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II--Household Goods

SINGER SEWING MACHINE
For only $3.50. Reliable Furn-
;,nro Co. Opposite Court
House. Phone to-.
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crr -. cut-Rate Furniture Com.
L pany for bargains in neT and
pp"oJ furniture. Kanuga st. NJ.
n Orr, Mgr. Phone 81.
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APPRECIATION OF
ROTARY VOICED in
HOSPITALITY HERE

Resolutions commenting h e
HcndcrSouyillc RoImv club for its
entertainment program during the
recent district assembly, and
thanking all concerned for their
efforts toward making tac as
scmbly successful. were passed by
the resolutions committee and
a copy has been sent to The
Timcs-Ncws for publication.
The resolution was as follows:
We. the members of the tooth
District Assembly of Rotary In
ternational, deeply apprcciativc
of the fine hospitality shown TO
us by the people of rhc beautiful
city of HcndcrSonvillc and the
Rotary club of the city, do here
by offer the following rcSolu-
tons:
First: That VIC thank our dis
hict governor Guy Houk, for the
fine program arranged and the
helpful and inSpirational address
cS presented.
Second: That we sincerely APP
preciatc enc untiring efforts of
a. S. (BcrO Browning, Jr., prcsi-
dent of the host club, and his fell
low workers in Rotary for the
gracious manner in which they
have provided for our every need.
Third: That we express our
gratitude to the following organ
iZations who have by their Splcn-
did cooperation added so much to
our pleasure and comfort while
i'm your midst: The mayor and Of
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ITsFD FURNITURE-The best
timo 20 sell is now. when it's
needed. Try a For Sale Adv
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Icrn FURNITURE for 5-room
house; sell by piece or u,! as
Iii" also gas stove. Vile
transfer Company.
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I0-Transportation

ALLIED VAN LINES will bring
your furniture from, or take II
to any point in U. 5. or Ean @ti;
We store furniture. Vile
Transfer Co. Phone Ill
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FREE BICYCLE! Boys and girls,
a new $45 bike with specdome-
ter, electric lights and horn;
strcamlinc; the latest and new
est out. Economy Shoe Shop"
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" PNOM RIlNCAIOW-

~ FDCM BUNGALOW
.'alng lake well located.
wood floors, nice and
.. $4,000. Also six room
2.1w with one of finest
~ county. $4,000. II. G.
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NJ ACRES 4 miles out on
.". Rock Highway; deep
Electricity. Can be
sg. DE-, bargain. ]. n. Yel-
r. Phone SIf. d"
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I3--Merchandise

spEcIAL, SALE of ladies' new
d ann,oIi.sized sample shoes Toe
SmJ 500 pair. Depot Bargain
d uorse Opposite Depot.
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I2-Radios and Service

nADIOs FOR RENT, weekly or
monthly. Midcity Tire 20:
Phone 121.
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ruIc WEEKS SPECIAL-Fifty
lhlS Ills 100 per cent cotton
Po1 ttress Heavy AGA. tick.
mJ i,' 81 90. Reliable Furniture
S %y Onposite Court House.
Phone T7O-J. "More Va'ue LOT
your money"
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kE 1T OR LET 1T ALoNE)

... broom house on west
p blocks off Main Street,
section, $1,000. Anders &
I. Z22 Main st.
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.nc AND.ENDS merchandise
ADJ ALL find a buyer when adver-
t;srd in this column.
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3-A-PETS

COCKER Spaniel Puppies. Regis.
tered. Finest bloodlincs and
show prospects. Wondr,fnj
pets and distcmpcr immune
Will hold reasonable time SI0
up. Phone 7lT-W.
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OF TOWN OWNER will

m VT lOWN OWNER will
~, ..En-room, 2-bath house;
,. g..n, condition, large lot,
1'..iHl view of mountains:
r... "'rold for $1,000, now
'-'' apply $40 Whitfield st.
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Houses and Real Estate

|OOM HOUSE, good basement,
acres land, good fencing,
Pc trees, barn, electricity.
g" $500. J. Louis Albca,
estate and rentals. Phone
.. 800 y. Main.
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Convert Your Needless Furniture Into Cash. As This Adv Doing Advertise

'ASHlriCE two adjoining Lake
summit lots; level, shaded; civ
c,onvGnIenceS. ChaS. Odom. Ar.
den. y. G.. '' M
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7-SOoM house, shady lot I2ox25o
All assessments paid i'm full for
quick sale $4,000. ]. u, Sol
ley. Phone 172 ''t
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CAMP boys and girls welcome.
Try our barbecue, country ham.
chicken salad. goose liver, fried
chicken, sliced chicken and
baked ham sandwiches. Shorty's
Pig N Whistle, South Main
st. Thanks Shorty.
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on MODERN HOUSE and

''m cottage, ideally locat-
] block from high school.
tayI9O: apple trees and
grove. Good buy. Edw.
Sutherland Go. Z
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GEORGE LEVY,
Sumter, S. G..
WALTER WHITE,
GrccnvillC, s. e..
MYRON BROCKMAN,
Chester, S. G.
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4-Seeds and Plants

SEE US FOR COW PEAS, Grim.
son Clover, Bean Seeds. Cubar
Rotcnodc Spray, Baricidc. d.
7. Hart Co.
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MeCRARY'S SHOE SHOP has
moved from 115 Bird Ave. Fast
TO 1872 2rd Ave. East. Next
door to NJ. X. Cox.
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YOU CAN'T AFFORD to carry
your own fire insurance. Eco
Monies has proved that, See
Morrow Insurance. Agency FOR
protection and sleep easier
without dread.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-30
QuoIt Game Tonight

Quolt Game Tonight
 St. patrieks Holy Name society quoit players will Journey to the North End tonight where they will meet st. Thomas singers on the lanes ct Grown and Beacon streets. Tho game will begin ct 2 o'clock and marks the first in Q series of home and home contests. Refresh- ments will be served when the game has been completed. Peter FitS. Henry iS manager of the Brooklyn club and Thomas Crean of the op- position. St. PatrickS players are asked to meet ct the Lyceurn at e:30 o'clock.
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Bs,t.l lDFx,,s9 9SSsll,z
.oPYRlt [. m, llllElA sEI9VIcE, lFlc..-

Strange how, life changes, one, Judith was thinking. Ten years ago she would have gone home to cry. Not now, though. At least, she had Q background of experi- ence against which to make com parisons, Q foundation of courage. So, when the luncheon was over, she flung smile, gay and deVas. tating, ct the two who loitered, She wanted to laugh because they had chosen such . discreet room for their rendezvous. Life was so funny = so terribly funny
 Bruce suggested the matinee of his play when they were on the street and she accepted, She didn't want to go home alone.
 So it happened that she spent the afternoon watching the man who had taken her home that one night, long, ago, bring courage and faith and sacrifice to Q role. He was O. great actor. She knew that now. She wouldn't tell him who sch was. She wouldn't see him again. She must just thank him and say goodhy. Voices from his dressing room shut her out, even when the attendant had granted entrance permission.
 T don't want to love you, Bruce. I honestly don't. But I can't help ftp That was Millicent, facing life with the utter candor of the young CT generation.
 "You don't = you mustn't-Milli- cent, its madness. I'm Sl, you're 10 You'll get over 1t, Milly. It's nothing, nothing"
 Two years older than I was i3 years ago, thought Judith. She would ask the girl to drop by some afternoon. Maybe she could help her. Suddenly she wanted to help her terribly, intensely. She was being hurt, to, Were all women hurt2 Hurt but walked on be- cause there was no place to re. treat. Millicent had been Q popu. lar dCbutante last year, feted at Princeton, Harvard, Yale. She had c stag line of football stars. Yet she loved Bruce.
 That night Phil mentioned Marta. "It's still unfinished busi- ness," he said. We didn't get the bonds chosen"
 "Phil," Judith said, after long silence.
 "Yes, darling9" Ills voice was comfortable and relaxed.
 T want to talk. Let's say good- by to the civilized world Friday night and 60 out to the lodge and fiSh this weekend. We're too much surrounded by people. There are guests oil the time. Maybe If we thought clearly" She stopped. She had almost voiced omething-something quite voice. less.
 "do on, Judy" Phil said quietly,
 (To Be Continued)
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Best dressed woman Phil stood near, smiling at her. Suddenly she became aware that the old warmth was missing. He was giving her courteous gesture. He looked amused, little critical.
 That was the reason for the per- plexity in her face in the pic- lures next day. The dress had pho- tographed perfectly. It was white silk crepe with bands Of gold and silver embroidery that edged the cape and the panels and made the belt. She had arisen early to have breakfast with Phil and she smiled as she showed him the paper. He looked at the pictured face, and when his eyes searched her own face they were troubled.
 Are you Ill, Judyp"
 No, Phil dear. Why2"
 Would a trip help you1 Paris perhaps7"
 "f don't think so." Oh, If you would only tell me about Marta, If there is anything to tell If you would put the cards on the table and lot me help you face it. Please, Phil Outwardly her face was quiet. Honey, let's lunch to- gether. I'll pick you up down on Wall Street."
 He lokoed at her Q little sadly. As though there was something she couldn't underestimate; aS though there were something he wished to tell her and couldn't. He was hunting c path to reach her. fm- pulSiVely she spoke:
 What is it, Phil7"
 He started. "What2 Oh -- oh nothing, nothing at all. I'm end- ing up c business deal at lunch today. How about tomorrow"
 Tomorrow didn't matter. Not even If she had not made the date with Bruce Knight. She told him about that now and his interest quickened.
 When her telephone rang an hour later and she heard Bruce's voice she was glad. Here was someone who wanted to see her; someone without romantic impli- cations; that was over. Was 1t today br tomorrow, or both, we're lunching" he asked. T honestly forgot"
 Tt was tomorrow but it can be today" she answered, glad to be taken away from her self.
 Seated with Bruce in the com fortable, chintS-draped dining
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room of the Union Club, busy with iced grapefruit, Judith suddenly put down her spoon. Two familiar figures were approaching, One was Q small woman In leaf green frock with saucy hint of Q hat on yel- low curls. The other was 0 broad- shouldered man, tall and 1.-the, and he smiled down at the woman as he talked to her,
 But Phil smiled at everyone that wayl After oil, man couldn't have Q set of special gestures for his wife. Judith looked up as Phil looked down. Her gray eyes, steady and dark. now, were serious but her lips curved humorously.
 There were introductions and no one but the woman who loved him knew that Phil was disturbed Then he and Marta found a corner table, the grapefruit was replaced by creamed mushrooms, and the conversation went back and forth like Q well-trained bouncing ball.
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Duees to Meat
CANADIAN LEGION
 POSTPONES PARTY

A lawn party which had been planned for the coming Sunday by the members of the Canadian Legion at the home of Mrs. John Ring has been indefinitely post poned, 1t was announced at a ses- sion of the entertainment com- mittee held last evening in Legion hall.
 A series of fall dances will start next Friday night at the Legion hall with the groups orchestra furnish ing the music. There will be dances held each Friday evening thereafter. Five local delegates will represent the post at the New England state convention in Boston on September 10. II and l2. Members of the Legion will take part in the British War Veterans commemoration exc ercises and parade on Sunday.
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CHAPTER IT

Promising Phil that she would make his apologies, Judith held the receiver of the telephone in Q Frightened hand. She knew that he had no conference, no client, no business. He was taking Marta Rogers to dinner, She knew it, and yet she wanted to keep that, tele- phone connection which bound her to her husband. When it broke, he would go back to tho other woman.
 Phil didn't play casually with women. His devotion and fidelity were the talk of their circle, Maybe that very thing left him open to a scheming woman of Marta Rogers type, She made e nasty decision.
 1, I'm tired, phl, I'm skipping the party, too"
 | His voice was surprised when he answered. Worried, too, but she could not tell if it was for her or because he felt compunc- ton now about carrying out his own plans, You're not ili2 Judy I'll skip the whole business and come home a6 soon as l can. That's , what you want, isn't it, dear2" : Don't come until you're ready" she answered, "lll be lazy and read"
 { Phil prefering somebody else it was preposterous Of course it , would Dc over in c week, Q month Or--weuld it7 For six years he , had preferred her Judith Irving, you are acting like Q fishwlfe," she upbraided that still white face in the mirror over the telephone table. Oh, every place she looked today there were mirrors No, go walk home, Oct so tired that nothing will look AS good as 6 hot bath and deep chair and Q pot Of tea, Hurryl" As she started up the avenue, c pleasant voice spoke at her shoul- dcs. Maybe we met on Q walk somewhere" She turned to sec Bruce Knight. She felt oddly pleas- cd. T hate teaS," he said. smiling diaarmingly.
 "Bo do r, she answered. But [ 90 to hundreds of them" ' "Why do VIC do it9" She answered, explaining it more to herself than to him. : My husband likes them the geniality after the days work. I like people but not in crowds. l feel that my thoughts are being stepped on."
 Have you seen my play yet'" he asked presently.
 She shook her head. dark and shining under the simple blue sailor that matched the hyaeinth jacket. "its sellout. We have 10 wait until we can get seats"
 "f'll send you tickets"
 A boy and girl from Pittsburgh, walking together again. She thank cd him as she turned of ct the street which led over to the East river and her apartment. He would send two seats, Of course. She had . permonition that she would Do seeing the play alone.
 But she didn't call off her enc gagement. Instead she left c note for Phil and went He came when the play that followed the dinner was half over.
 There were photographers in Che lobby during the intermission and Judith smiled and posed while her frock was being photographed.