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Evening star., 1937-06-13

Sergt. Jasper Unit, No, -, was
honored IN the annual visitation of
the department president, Mrs. Mary
K. Killeen, and her staff at a special
meeting last Sunday, when 81 candi-
dates received the degrees.
The unit held its annual meeting
at the La Fayette Hotel last night,
Evening star., 1937-06-13

The executive committee will meet
June 2l.
Evening star., 1937-06-13

At meeting of Lincoln Post, No. II,
last Monday night Membership Of
flcer Shapiro reported the post was
now the fourth largest in the Dis
trlct.
Those elected delegates to the de-
partment encampment were Comdr.
Harold A. Emery, chairman; Porter
L. Bush, Ovid Roberts, Ernest Camp
bell, Clarence Milne. William Morrel,
Charles Garlock and Joseph Blu
baugh. Alternates are Hampton
Percy, Phillip Gingrass. Dr.. w. l..
Klein. George Cook, E. G. F1ester,
Charles Senseney. Joseph Fineran and
Harry Photis. These delegates were
instructed to vote for Porter L. Bush
Evening star., 1937-06-13

Equality Walter Reed Auxiliary
announces the delegates and alter
mates to the encampment as follows:
Pearl Hengst, Edna de RoSselll, Mar
garet Spissman; alternates, Esther
Mcdowell Florence Armstrong,
Claudia Hammond
Evening star., 1937-06-13

~RU1S1NG of Naval Reservists
Of the local battalion on their
Y 1 training launch was inaugur-
~ ated for the current Seocop
Evening star., 1937-06-13

The meeting Of Washington Post
set for tomorrow evening has been
Evening star., 1937-06-13

Federal Chapter will meet tomorrow
night at the Soldiers, Sailors ano
Marines Club, with Ace Rasmussen
Chapter holding a session at the same
place Friday night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-15
Martha WakeIee Is
rendered Shower

Mrs. J. Fisher Grant, Mrs. J. Mil
ton Reed, Mrs. Leland Garrigus and
Mrs. William Garrigus were host
esses at q surprise miscellaneous
shower given Tuesday evening at
the latter's home on Frost road in
compliment to Miss Martha Wakelee
who Is to be married on Wednesday,
Jan. 20 at the Mill Plain church to
John Jay Garrigus. Miss Wakelee
was presented with a varied assort-
ment of gifts from the guests who
included Mrs. Leslie Coley, Mrs. FL
bert Coley, Mrs. Harold Coley, Mrs.
Howard Coley, Mrs. Warren Tice,
Mrs. Arthur Root, Mrs. Warren
Hitchcock, Mrs. Irving Hitchcock,
Mrs. Harry Kilbourn, Jr., Mrs. FL
ton A. Alexander, Mrs. Morton J.
Fogg, Mrs. Thomas Greer, Mrs. Lee
land Garrigus, Miss Aida Greer, Mrs.
J. Milton Reed, Mrs. J. Fisher
Grant, Mrs. Ralph Pierpont.
Mrs. Edgar Upson, Mrs. Hubert
Parks, Mrs. Fannie Epson, Mrs.
Samuel Reed, Mrs. Arthur J. Pier
pont, Miss Marion Pierpont, Mrs.
Morton Pierpont, Mrs. Lawrence
Pierpont. Mrs. Robert Wakelee, Miss
Helen Wakelee, Mrs. Roy Munson,
Mrs. Robert Beckwith and Mrs. Will
liam Garrigus.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-15

South, Moore's partner, was that he
took too much for granted-a fairly
common fault of bridge players, even
in the face Of meeting freak distri-
buttons all the time.
The opening lead was won with
the king in dummy, and two rounds
Of trumps cleared the trum suit.
Now the ace of spades was laid
down, and South made his expensive
mistake. Instead of describing a
club, he dropped a small diamond,
disregarding the fact that he had
four trumps to take care OF three
losing diamonds.
This spelled defeat. West won a
club trick, due to South's over-con-
fidencc in the dropping Of five cards
of q suit on the lead Of three top
honors.
Copyright, 1897 NEA Service Incl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-15
PersonaL=SOCLAL ACTIVITIES Weddings
Saint Joseph College Has
Many Student Activities

Many events of interest have
taken place at Saint Joseph's college
recently in which local residents
participated.
The fathers Of students of Saint
Joseph college, who, with Edward
Ahern as chairman, constitute a
permanent bazaar committee, were
served a turkey dinner in the college
dining room by the student members
OF the bazaar committee recently.
Their work this year in behalf of
the bazaar held on December 10, II
and IL produced success for which
the girls werfe grateful.
Miss Anita Roche and Miss Betty
Taul were co-chairmen Of the stu
dents bazaar committee.
Sister Mary Rosa, dean of st. Jo-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-15

Fogg, Mrs. Charles Turney, Mrs.
William Kirschbaum, Mrs. Edward
Glover, Mrs. Gilbert Henderson,
Mrs. Ransford Harrison, Mrs. George
Callan, Mrs. George Moeller, Mrs.
George Croccicchio, Mrs. Wendell
Cross, Miss Elizabeth Sitter.
Mrs. William Vandercook, Mrs. s.
Farquarson, Mrs. Arthur r. Nichols,
Mrs. Carl Demenske, Mrs. S. r.
Wills, Mrs. Conner Lewis, Mrs. John
Stokes, MRS. John Muchalight, Mrs
Frank Hill, Mrs. Stasia Sopranos,
Mrs. James Donnelly, Mrs. Arthur
M. Nichols, Mrs. Albert Gaess, Mrs
Francis Kliszman, Mrs. Thomas
Pastor, Mrs. Edward Wethered, Mrs
Joseph p. Geghan, Shirley Geghan,
Mrs. Arthur Warfel, Mrs. Claude
Leonard, Mrs. Arthur Hills, Mrs
Daniel Hyde, Mrs. Frank Mcintyre
Mrs. Maurice Noonan, Mrs. John
Shanahan. Mrs. Edward Sheehy,
Mrs. Henry Vollers, Mrs. Frank r.
Sanford, Mrs. Jerry Nolan, Mrs.
Domenic Florio, Mrs. Albert Harris,
Mrs. Frank Hallock, Mrs. Edward
Mclean, Mrs. Otto Siebold, Mrs.
Eliza Andrews. Mrs. John Aud, Mrs.
Henry Waterworth, Mrs. William
Jones. Mrs. Conner Lewis, Mrs.
Harry Pritchard, Mrs. William Wes-
ton and Mrs. Frank Wilson.
1.-THE Public Personnel Issue
From Opinion Making to Political
Action" Is the subject of special
national conference called by the
National League of Women Voters
for February "a and rs, in the Pal
mer House, Chicago. 1t is the first
of several feature projects planned
by the league in its 1887 offensive
against the spoils system in public
| service.
The league, which early in 1884
inflated an opinion making cam
paign for the merit system of pub
lie appointments, Is calling the con-
ference primarily to further the
campaign Of opinin- making and to
assist those engaged In questions
dealing with personnel legislation y
Talks by authoritative personnel
leaders, a forum dinner and round
table discussions will feature the
program, the details OF which will
be announced later.
Mrs. George Gellhorn Of St
Louis, chairman Of the leagues
public personnel campaign, will d.
rect the conference. A committee
of assistants include Miss Anna
Lord Strauss OF New York City
| Mrs. LaRue Brown Of Boston, Mrs
i Malcolm Mcbride OF Cleveland
Mrs. Virgil Loeb Of st. Louis, Mrs
Jasper 8. King and Mrs. William G
Hibbard of Chicago. Mrs. Frank p
Hixon, president of the Illinois
League OF Wamen Voters, is chair
man of local arrangements.
ITO have aroused the public to
the cost and consequences of the
! spoils system Is not enough" Mrs
Gellhorn said in announcing the
conference. I'VE also must face the
political and administrative reali-
ties of the question. The public
must be made aware of its power
to solve this most challenging prob
lem of our democracy"
Ornithologists have determined
that 800 distinct species, with l20t
sub-spieces, of birds exist TO-DAY.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-15

seph's college, addressed the Friday
Afternoon club Of Worcester, Mass,
on the subject Of Personality De-
velopment."
The Friday Afternoon club Is
composed Of approximately 100
Catholic women who united, 10
years ago, for character, educa-
tional and cultural purposes.
The Faculty-Student Union, COM
posed Of the faculty and the senior
class, was organized at its first meet
ing, held in the drawing room Of
Mercy hall
Maurice Quinlan, English instruc-
tor, was appointed chairman Of the
program committee, which Is made
up of two faculty members and two
students.
A round table discussion Of voca-
lions was carried on by the group
after the business meeting.
Romeo Tata, well known violinist.
member Of the faculty Of the Yale
School of Music, and concert master
of the New Haven Symphony or
chestra, gave q recital at Mount
Saint Joseph academy recently.
The recital was sponsored by the
Saint Joseph college glee club as
the second concert In its chamber
music series.
Mr.. Tata was accompanied by
Arnold Howard Bullock, pianist.
The program selected by Mr..
Tata was well suited to his sympa-
thetic and easy style. He played the
following:
Beethoven: Sonata for Piano and
Violin in o major, OPP. 80, No. 3.
Allegro assai.
Tempo di Menuetto.
Allegro vivace.
Bach: Chaconne from Partita In
d minor.
Jean Francaix: Sonatine for Piano
and Violin.
Vivace-Andante- varie.
Ernest Bloch: Nigun.
Lii Boulanger: Nocturne.
Saint-Saens: Introduction and
Rondo Capricioso.
The third recital of the series of
chamber music concerts will be
given by the Faculty String quartet
of Yale university, March %, In the
Hamilton Heights auditorium.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-15
Miss Mary SulliUan
Is Sho.Oer Guest


A miscellaneous shower was given
last evening at the Scovill Girls club
IN honor OF Miss Mary Sullivan of
Ayers street who Is to be married
Monday, Jan. 10 to Anthony Diorio
OF New York. The hostesses were
Mrs. T. Quill and t>rs. lester ZeIl.
The bride to be was the recipient
OF many beautiful gifts from the
guests who included Mrs. James
Donahue, Mrs. T. Heffernan, Mrs.
John Kerwin, Mrs. B. Mahoney, Mrs.
r. Mckenna, MRS. T. Quill, Mrs. M.
O'Flaherty, Mrs. John Tatigan, Mrs.
K. Lyons, Mrs. j. Norton, Mrs. James
Lyons, Mrs. Lester Eel, Mrs. Julia
Fitzmaurtce, Mrs. M. Riley, Mrs. .
Doyle, Mrs. John Delaney, Mrs David
Hanley, Jr, Mrs. w. Maroney, Mrs.
Monahan, Mrs. G. Kennedy, Mrs. j.
Shaughenessy, Mrs. j. Sullivan,
Mrs. D. ODonnell, Mrs. H. Fitz-
maurice, Mrs. N. Smith, Mrs. p.
Brown, Mrs. N. Mansfield, Mrs. H.
Shanahan, Mrs. DAILY, Mrs. G. Ca
sey, Mrs. p. Calvin, Mrs. J. v. King,
Mrs. s Belanger, Mrs William Ca
sey, Mrs. A Bessette, Mrs. F. ANA
dola, Mrs. K. Hale, Mrs. M. Wallace,
Mrs. ]. Lonergan, Mrs. A. Sabetta,
Mrs. M. Joyce, Mrs. J. Joyce, Mrs.
Thomas Kearney, Mrs. G. Simpson,
Mrs. j. Cream, Mrs Joe Lynch, Mrs.
P. Curran, Mrs. E. Latsky, Mrs.
Mary Sullivan, Mrs. B. Phelan, Mrs.
Koran, Mrs. Norton, Mrs. j. Dom
nelly, Mrs. P. Snanahan, Mrs. M.
Mccarthy, Mrs. John Murphy, Mrs N.
Duane, Mrs. G. Cousindinc, Mrs.
Messenger, Mrs. Frank keefe, Mrs.
Vincent Scully, Mrs. j. Hussey, MRS.
1. OConnor, MRS. j. McEVoy, MIS-
l.. Bessette.
Inc Misses Mary Caiianan, Helen
M. sullivan, Katherine y nara, fat-
ricia Murphy Juila guile, Molly
Coiiins Margaret hussey' MARY nus
sey. margaret Monanah' betey nen.
nedy, Mary Snaugnenessy, Marsare'
OOonneii, CnIlstne Snaiana.l
Mary MaliSllei1' Mae Aal.S.ey
MARY ODolneil, CatInie 1 eS
FLORENCE !lernan , MARY O,ioiu
Anna lie roy, agnes lie roy MAJ
ION lie roy, Loretta Le roy Mai
garet Lynch LOFTS murphy, Juan
Koran feieh .. ou,va,i, Noi,e e. ~
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-15
Conn. College Club
Has Regular Meeting

Miss Katherine Colgrove of
Windsor street was hostess at a
meeting Of the local alumnae of
the Connecticut College for Women
held at her home Wednesday even
Ing. The speaker for the evening
was Lyall H. Hill. Mr.. Hill gave
excerpts from Mary Webb's pre-
cious Bane," and Poems" and
also from Vivienne Wattevilles
Speak to the Earth" illustrating
the pleasure to be derived from
contacts with nature in its many
phases. The group plans to omit
its February meeting and will
hold their March meeting with a
dinner or supper, definite plans
for which are not complete. The
Meriden Connecticut college alum
nae will be invited to attend this
event. Those present were Mrs.
Clifford Herbst, Mrs. Lawrence
Scott Smith, Mrs. Alice Wallace of
Lowell, Mass, Mrs. John Kilgour,
Mrs. Lyall H. Hill, Misses Mar
jorie Harris, Marion Pierpont,
Katherine Colgrove, Hannah Sachs,
Bertha Moskowitz, Margaret North,
Dora Milenky and Trance Colgroye.
Plans are being formulated for the
annual meeting and luncheon
bridge to be given by the Guild of
st. Agnes at the Hotel Bond, Tues
day, January 10th, at o'clock.
Mrs. John J. Hart of Newport ave-
nue., West Hartford, Is chairman of
arrangements, assisted by Mrs. John
T. Winters as co-chairman, and the
following committee:
Mrs. Jay B. Roberts, Mrs. Harry
s. Reynolds, formerly of this city,
Mrs. Hugh j. Cummings, Mrs. John
j. Godfrey, Mrs. Arthur J. Snyder,
Mrs. John E. Sheridan, Mrs. William
j. Soleman, Mrs. Edward L. Bowling
OF this city, Mrs. William j. Des-
mond, Mrs. Edward E. Edmon, Mrs.
Joseph A. Cannon, Mrs. Joseph C.
McGurkin, Miss Betty Doran.
Reservations may be made by
calling Mrs. John J. Godfrey; 351
Cornwall street, or by calling any
member of the committee. All men,
bers and friends Of the guild are
cordially invited to attend.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-15
B And p Club Card
Parties TOMORROW

The ways and means committee
of the Waterbury Business and Pro-
fessional Women's Club will spon-
sor a group of card parties tomor-
row night.
The following members will be
hostesses at the addresses noted
Mrs. Mabel A. Bechmann, 272 Will
low street: Mrs. Catherine Williams
A Willow street: Mrs. Mabel Jor-
dan and Miss Charlotte Merchant
at 80 Meynard avenue; Mrs. Lulu
Root at SO Myrtle avenue; Miss
Mary M. Colina, so Wolcott street:
Miss Ruth M. Parker, 48 Wildemere
avenue; Miss Alethea r. Puffer and
Miss Rena M. Puffer, of 81 Fiske
street; Miss Cora Crompton, Al
Central avenue; Miss Ruth !. Lie
beck, 86 Giles street; and Miss
Mabel Burns, IA Chestnut avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-15
Yolanda Club Has
Election OF Officers

Members of the Yolanda Club
attended their annual meeting in
the Graduate Nurses rooms In the
Lilley building yesterday and elected
Miss Clara Capadonna president.
Miss Capadonna and the others
elected will be installed January 28.
Others chosen we're: vice-pres-
ident, Miss Margaret LeBonnis; sec
rotary, Miss Jane Ranado; treas
urer, Miss Laura Ciriello. Miss Mary
DeCicco was chosen chairman Of
the publicity committee and Miss
Lena Rinaldi was named chairman
of the entertainment committee.
Miss Estelle DeBonis and Miss
Genevieve Davino are also on the
entertainment committee.
At a meeting of the David L. Fan
nick post, auxiliary held last eve
ming plans were completed for a
card party to be given for the bene-
mt of the Jewish Home for the Aged
at the home on Monday evening,
January 10 at o'clock. Prizes will
be awarded at each table mad re-
freshments will be served. All men,
bers and friends are invited to at
tend.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-15
Daughters Of Isabella Hold
State Quarterly Meeting

Mary E. Booth. past national regent
and Mrs. Margaret Hanan were
made honorary members Of the
state circle.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year and were In
stalled by Mrs. Margaret Maher,
incorporation; Regent, Mrs. Mar,
garet Ready: past regent, Miss Bea
Shea; vice-regent, Miss Mae Con-
nors; recording secretary, Mrs.
Elizabeth Lapin; financial secretary,
Miss Helen Vim; treasurer, Mrs.
Margaret Hanan: scribe, Mrs. Mary
K. Gill; chaplain, Mrs. Margaret
Greaney; monitor, Miss Gertrude
Gross; inner guard, Miss Madeline
Martin; trustee for three years, Mrs
AnaStatia Lake. After the meeting
dinner was served. The next quart
erly meeting will be held April IL.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-15

The quarterly meeting of the
Connecticut State Circle of the Ma
tional Daughters Of Isabella was
held recently at the Bond Hotel, in
Hartford. Mrs. Margaret Ready, the
state regent, presided. The meeting
was very largely attended.
Interesting reports on the years
progress were given by the state re-
gent, Mrs. Margaret Ready; the
state treasurer, Mrs. Margaret Ha-
nan, and the financial secretary,
Miss Helen VIM. Papers were read
by Mrs. Lapin, Of Manchester, and
Mrs. Greaney, Of Waterbury. Mrs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-15
Get Together Club Dessert
Bridge Largely Attended

The Ladies' Get Together club Of
the Third Congregational church
sponsored a most successful dessert
bridge at the parish hall yesterday
afternoon. Members in charge of the
event were: Mrs. James Donnelly,
Mrs. Frank Wilson. Mrs. Harry
Pritchard and Mrs. William Weston.
Prizes were awarded for high score
and the door prize was won by Mrs.
William Kirschbaum.
Among those in attendance were:
Mrs. Chester Smith, Mrs. John
Joyce, Mrs. George McKenna. Mrs
Domenic Costaldo, Mrs. Harold
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-15
Contract Bridge
CORNELL CONTRACT CLUB

CORNELL CONTRACT CLUB
Top scorers In the Thursday eve
ming session of the Cornell Contract
club conducted by Mrs. John G.
Moriarty were: North and South,
Miss Loretta Bowes and Mrs. Eugene
Doherty IS IL; Miss Georgette La
Bonnie and Miss Loretta Nelson,
80 IL; and East and West, Miss
Alleva Zuraitis and Miss Eleanor
Maloney, 81; Miss Minnie Mausolf
and Miss Jane Cunningham, SO L.
The standing to date Is as fol-
lows: Bowes- Doherty, IS 1-2; Maui
solf- Cunningham, "a IL and La
Bonnie Nelson, 80 IL.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-15

extremely costly. A single discard
from dummy, not in itself 3 turrible
play, cost the contract.
There Is no question shout the
soundness of the contract. The hand
should be seven and, equally, should
be made. The only trouble with
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Micnaelangelo Collie
chic Of Sylvan avenue will observe
their golden wedding anniversary on
Sunday when they will welcome
their numerous friends at their
home after o'clock when open
house will be held.
The couple were married in the
Cathedral in New York in 1887, were
the parents Of seventeen children,
six Of who are now living. They
have "a grandchildren. Mr.. and
Mrs. Colicchio have been residents of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-15
CONTRACT BRIDGE
By WIN. E. MCKINNEY
Secretary Of the American Bridge League

Careless Discard Loses Grand Slam Gin the Bag But
Declarers Failure to Make Safety Play
Costs Him Contract
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-15
Coming Events
JANUARY

/
Jan. 1S-The Colonial Club 18th
annual dance at North End Y. M
G. A.
Jan. 15-2nd annual Minstrel Of
the West Side A. c. at Temple Hall
Jan. 17-Dr. Michail M. Doiraz,
Second church forum.
Jan. 19-Current events lecture,
B. and p. Women's club.
Jan. 2Q-Lecture. Rev. DIR. John
G.. Walker. Central Y.
Jan. 22l-Reserve officers dinner
dance. The Elton.
Jan. 20, 3O--Annual bazaar OF
Waterbury Hebrew Institute.
Jan. 24-Dr. william Slater at
Second church forum.
Jan. 26-Community forum. Wo-
mems club auditorium.
Jan. 26-Scotch night entertain
ment by Guild Of the South Fed
Grated church.
Jan. 27-Annual Catholic Action
dinner, The Elton.
Jan. 29-Lega Siciliana auxiliary
dinner dance. The Elton.
Jan. 29-Concordia Masque. Buck
ingham hall.
Jan. 3O-Town Plot A. G. Dance
at Mount Carmel hall.
January 3O-Elizabeth DiSilvestre
dinner dance at Hotel Elton.
Jan. 3l--Everett Grant, astron'
omer, at Second church forum.
FEBRUARY
Feb. 5.-Dinner dance by SITS
Heter and Pauls Recreation asso
ciatoin at Three Cups Inn.
Feb. 5-Northfield club dinner
The Elton.
Feb. 5-Policemen's Biennial ball
State armory.
Feb. 6--Lithuanian I. p. club din.
ner, Nemunas hall.
Feb. 81 loistered" -Motion pic
ture--Waterbury Council Catholi
Women--Strand theater.
Feb. lo-Yale-D Dartmouth debate
Women's club.
Feb. lO-Leavenworth A. A. car
u nival, Wildly high school.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-15
Walter WinacheM
On Broadway
Grade Regssed Copyright isss Ga,y Mirror ina
Memos of a Colun1nisfs Girl Friday.

a. Dear W. w.: Don't worry much necessary all
and when overheard try Judgment the
@ s' lines $ % yOa U oou@ 81 s. sn seS had @ o
sd o h RG n %s much IL s with Mr.
Everybody from King Features down to Western Unions Mr.
public opinion what they you for
perfect would Sc e@s o
forget what WIN Rogers once told being good thing
1t makes listeners think you're human like they
Atlantic month"; s S'' al De .1:D De ., s %,1, s
good thing for Press. In Man About Town Cannot you
must be trying lines the set
the ends on the Sabbath why no rsea
with the chOicer and Monday? suggestion
thing She told me that some phoney trying to make
so 'a must ne D was y D Bae w s him With
Richardson and her crew start at zts Little Casino the goth
Tss GO IN the es rs RssTs s snHea
T 1'5 as
ns
gcnheims dividing
nd DoP To-. % h told Dan an:. sss
thanks Daley Of the recent Foss COMICS
s wed @ ms on s .sm na
Tuesday night Swell routine about his ss,se" DO three insults
% with An s@ c ress s NUMBER going
back here, mister
president Of the Union sent note About the
turn Of flesh entertainment etc. told him your sympathes
Experience just arrived very interesting
husband to win him back Arthur Schwartz doing
The Laurence sangs show to follow White Horse Inn
cousin Seward Shaver and his wife in
am the
Bama State bandsmen grand.
wrkic Mahoney phoned When refer
Jail ba-why not HE doing Romeo and
Joliet? Pringes due dayon the 25h
Brothers, In Harry Ritz quoted saying
printed his secret marriage he sent wire say
ing to send him the girls name and address as nc didn't know
Tell Lang and all concerned that Harry Ritz
red Charlotte Greenfield former phoogger model at Fort Lee
3rd And to look the Of Joachim which
Ntz's kosher handle
Oh yes The February Movie Mirrors
ford denies separating Franhot Tone
along you lads just make these items knowing
you and mention their name What else could be
long Monday so omitted this When the
publishes Of people who making big wages
add alongside the incomes in parenhes what the
the big salaried people where would all the relief
from' Wonder how many people Know ,na .7a an
he makes 100000 Uncle Sans share is more than
in attempt life of little daughter and the cost OF the
strikes it all out with the cruel reply sorry
under the Lead OF luxury"
More ueou came last paragraphs
in yyhy to Leave Home" The mob knew
YOU referred Irving Hoffman What lift must have been to
him being SO III with about be-
inr SO neasghted who HIM. 5000
miles away: Chuck orchids at the Koeanets music e.
fects nghtlovcy How about reminding the G.
men shoenfeld deductions three years be-
fore which turned out to be the only ac
CITRATE sIeuhng? n MasOn notes perhaps
the fendw be found sooner
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-15

this city for twenty. years always
making their home In the WASH
ingon Hill section where they are
we'll known. They are commune
cants Of Our Lady of Lourdes church
and have taken active part in the
events Of the parish.
A solemn high mass will be cele-
brated at the church on Sunday
morning at 8 o'clock following which
members of the Sacred Heart society
Of the party will honor the couple
at q receptlon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-15

you idea where Jack HyIon, the bandsman is?
Nawful ota people looking for told Dan Parker his sports
the Herald Angeles
Daley the Folles
Knsela any sleep
Of her / Ratoff on
Tuesday night Swell routine about his agreeing do three insults
doing saying where's third
su?" And retorting aren't going appear
picture him? Well that's three" funny
back mister.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-15

this When refer to
woong jabai-why not "He doing Romeo and
Joliet? Mr.. Pngles piece due any day-on the 25h
Movie Classic writer named Lang had
piece Brothers In Harry Ritz is quoted saying
his marriage he sent wire
him the girls and address he didn't know
all concerned that Harry Ritz
poOggers model at Fort Lee N
IT, September the Of Joachim which
llitzs kosher handle.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-15

Ornithologists have determined
that 800 distinct species, with 1900
sub-spieces. of birds exist today
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-15

Before forget by all read "NOe American
papers," by RaOuI De ROussy De Sales in the January
Atlantic Monthly An excellent article Might make
good thing for "Prcss" In Man About you
that difficult
your
tines have but It that q resume
Of the wekwhich ends the Sabbath Why not
with the choicer and suggestion
= don't give