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| 2Ol9 10th ST. Nw-Attractive home
| opening: Southern cooking; shower; rea-
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1875 MASS. AVE NW.-A distinctive
home for young people in an unsurpassed
location Reasonable
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

oMING-BOARDING Q9th at Conn, };
l6 rooms 3 baths; oil heat; owner Will
Miss McCown. zoos H st. Met. 4Sl3.
DELICATESSEN. doing $40 weekly: rent;
$50; heat free; 81 500; terms; Capital
Adjusting g. Finance Co. zoos H Sc. NV.
Metropolitan 4Sl3
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1924 K ST N.W.-Two connecting rooms
with lavatory for flye gentlemen: double
rooms single rooms. front: well-prepared
food: $40 and S4h per month
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BEAUTY SHOP-Small shop. ideal loca-
tion. modern equipment; little cash needed
District 52l4 L.
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PIANO-We have repossessed small
grand, used only 5 months and like new
that we will sell to any one who will con-
tinue the balance of the SO monthly
payments. totaling S296. It's mahogany
finished and one of the latest models OF
good make New instrument guarantee.
Na+lo0al 1e20 kits l:{:{O G
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ROOMING HOUSE BUYERS

Never before have we had such. real
bargains in rooming and boarding house
businesses All showing excellent incomes.
Inspect these houses. Compare them with
others. You are under no obligations. save
money. Call National 1854
S. WINFIELD, 908 10th NV.
wash.'s Largest Rooming House Broker.
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GIRL to share room. private bath, twin
beds: modern Jewish family; lust like home.
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CASA MOBILE, 6437 Conn. aVe.-IArge
double room. private bath: first-class food;
use of phone. Is
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PIANOS FOR RENT-S3 per month and
choose from; i famous makes; all rental
paid applies on the purchase price II you
decide to buy later. National 4730.
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OFF CONN AVE-Newly furnished. double
and single room with bath: excellent food:
private home: unlimited phone: convenient
tranSp. Reasonable. Cleveland 404l.
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WASHERS AND IRONERS
reduced for clearance. Apex,
Norge and A. B. c. floor mod
els. See these before buying.
Fifth Floor, THE PALAIS
ROYAL.
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1865 MINTWOOD PL. N.W-Double front
room. 2Sx24: twin beds large closet: so.
exp. unlimited phone: gentleman. Ia
Poll KALORAMA RID NW.-Stngle room
second floor; well-kept home: c.h.w.i SIS
month. Decatur 342l.
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$500 ONTARIO RID. NV. Zone block 18th
and Col rdJ-Double room. $40 each: also
SD so each: unlimited phone.
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PIANo-Used Steinway, in good condition.
Special to close out. Sl9S.- A quality in
several other values in used Steinways.
Easy terms. Arthur Jordan Piano Co,
1879 G. St. corner of 18th. National 3223.
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1924 HARVARD ST. .N.W-LArge front
bed -liying room, suitable for two: plenty
haa hnfnA cnnk Ing
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LOVELY FRONT ROOM IN REFINED
meals: unlimited phone. North 5S97-W
271s 18th ST. N.W.-Nicely furnished
warm rooms, twin beds: elegant meals
unlimited phone: S25-S35 month.
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1922 LAMONT ST. N.W.-Very attractive,
large front room: semi-private bath; suit
able or 3 persons. Adams 1928.
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1910 10th ST. NW-Girl to share room.
private bath, shower: walking distance:
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THE LEGATION CLUB. 1873 l8th-Va-
cancy for one young lady. In attractive
club: reasonable North OO45
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CHOICE LARGE ROOM for two. or smaller
room: corner home; good board. Adams
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SILVER SPRING. MD.

Living room. bed room, foyer. kitchen
and bath; G. z. refrigerator. S241 Geor-
gia ave. corner OF Thayer; S42 so. KEY
with jsnitor. 91s Thayer ave-, around
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1907 I (EYE) sT.-Government men and
others reduce cost Of living. Board and
room. 81. so weekly. Cooperative CLUB.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

CoLoRED. 1879 9th N.W.-3 LARGE
ployed people; no children. North 1857.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

Lyon VILLAGE. 26I1 N. Franklin I'd
Walnut T02O-J. 13s
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FOUNTAIN COUR'

1857 RHODE ISLAND AVE NV. cor. 18th
st-Front warm room lovely home; ex-
cellent meals; walking distance; large
closets. Sal 40 In G3R 60
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l52l r. N.W.-Desirable location: room.
| kitchenette: double, single room: every
| convenience; reasonable transients con-
| Sidered
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-25
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Sorority Holds Annual Dance

t The M. N. o. Sorority held its first anual dinner dance on Friday eve- ming at the Pavilion Royalde In West Haven. s
 Those attending were: Marie Ca- rozza and Bobby Guarino, Ange Raimo and Michael Blsconti, Toni Carozza and Joseph Dantino, Flora Raimo and Frederick Deonne, Rae Bisconti and Joseph Datelle, Bion- die Carozza and Joseph Trainer, Kay roderick and Louis Mandeno, Mary Orso and Ralph Membrino, Dolores Paoloni and Francis Ducette, Grace Meyers and Henry Caine. Evelyn Seery and Patrick Bredice, MT. and Mrs. John Garfield.
 MT. and Mrs, Alex Comardo, Mir, and Mrs. Arthur Andrus, MT. and Mrs. Leonard Howe, Mir. and Mrs Joseph Raimo. Mir. and Mrs. Frank Martinelli, Mir. and Mrs. John Mi- nor, Patricia DeLuca and Louise Ri- tucci, Ann Mariana and Joseph Lt- cia, Adeline 6pardone and Chick Murphy, Helen Santore and Albert Chancell, Yolanda Calabrese and Vincent Scuillo, Doris DeZirino, and William Silio, Ann Raimo and Ma rio Santillo, Alice Sathory and Thomas Jordan, Julia Kiersy and Thomas sathory, Helen Kiersy and James Vineciano, Beatrice Cameron and Frank Demon, Marie Ippolttc and Domenic Pinto, Grace Rainol and Mack Gentle, Mary Delaney and Matthew AntonAcci.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-25
CUBRINO ALBINO
 OFF FOR NEWPORT
Walnut Street Extension Youth Gets } Months
 Naval Post

one new naval recruit has been sent from Waterbury to the Naval Training Station ct Newport and two boys are home on leave at the present time, 1t was announced this morning by Chief Boatswain Mate George Brizius, local placement Of. ficer.
 0ubrino Aibino of 70 Walnut Street extension Is the young man who left yesterday for Newport. He viii remain there for 6 three month period Of training. after which he will De assigned to some ship or to special duty.
 William 4. Burnop of ios2 South Main street is home on thirty-day leave. He has been Q member of the crew of the U. 8. s. Mallard which Is stationed in the Panama Canal zone. Joseph ?. eardone of a Forest street, Naugatuck, b also home on leave from the Iiiachinist mates school ct Norfolk. Virginia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-25
DoLAN-EARLY

The marriage of Miss Katherine M. Early, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. James Early of Vermont street and John A. Dolan, son of MT. and Mrs James Dolan of sylvan avenue took place Monday morning ct 9 o'clock at the Sacred Heart church, Rev. Thomas McQuirk, M. S., of Hart ford was celebrant of the nuptial mass and during the mass Rev. William A. Dolan, M. s, of La- Salette college, Hartford offered mass at the side altar. Rev. John Brady, M. g., and Rev. Francis x. Lanou, M. S., were seated in the sanctuary and Justin A. Dolan, brother of the bridegroom, and Lawrence Costello of Manchester, students at LaSalette college, served the nuptial mass.
 Palms and cut flowers were used in decorating the altar and Q mu- sical program was rendered by Miss 0eorgianna Wolff, organist. Wil- liam Clashy, as soloist, rendered Ave Maria" at the offertory and T Love You Truly" at the close of the mass.
 The bride was becomingly attired in @ gown of white brocaded moire styled in Princess mode with . pleated V neckline, long sleeves with fullness at the shoulder line and e skirt which terminated in . train. She wore Dutch cap oi moire from which her veil of tulle fell in elbow length. Her arm hou- quet consisted of Q shower of swan- sonia, white roses and lilies of the valley. Miss Betty Early, sister of the bride and her only attend ant wore Q frock of peach molre fashioned with Q full flared skirt short puffed sleeves and Q girdle ot purple velvet ribbon. The V neck- line was trimmed with Q cluster of velvet flowers and she wore Q hat of corresponding shade and carried an arm bouquet of pansies gladioli, roses and asterS. The brides mother wore on Alice blue figured chiffon gown with Q cor sage of delphinium and the hride- groom's mother wore . dress oi navy blue with matching accessories
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-25

MT. and Mrs. John S. Bird enter tained at an outdoor gathering at their place on East Mountain road Saturday afternoon and evening Cards and outdoor games were en- joyed and Q hot dog and hamburger roast served in the grove carly in the evening. Those attending were: Mir. and Mrs. Fred Chamberlin, Mir. and Mrs. Herbert Edwards, Mir. and Mrs. George Smith, Mir. and Mrs, Harry Logan, Mir. and Mrs, Charles Armstrong, Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Kneen, Mrs. Fred Benson, Elmer R0Alnson, Mss Charlotte Edwards, James Bird, Misses Marie Logan, Lois Edwards, Robert Edwards, George Armstrong, Lillian Arm- strong, D. Bird, Marion Smith and Dorothy O'Donnell.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-25
Personal
Tennis And Golf Tourneys Are Features At Madison

In the womens slneles, Barbara palln defeated Edith steele, Sci, z-e. GO; Sue smith defeated Rose pel- lica, 6-l, 6.2; Kay Owens defeated Justine Linforth, 6-a, e-6. Tho match between Peggy sperry and Alice Cooper has yet to be played.
 Tn the doubles, Mrs. !. B. Smith and Sue Smith defeated Mrs. |. M. Barr and Anita 0. Barr; Jane Wii- son and Jean Forbes defeated Doro. thy Prat and Alice Cooper, 4-e, 6-l, e-4.
 In the junior boys tennis tourna- ment, Tom Forbes and Rose Barnes are in the finals. For the girls, Jane Phillips and Lisa Jackson will conn- pete for final honors.
 Ladies day will be featured at the club today. There will be kickers' handicap tournament in golf. At 2:S0 there will be 6 special bridge party with prizes and refreshments,
 Thursday there will be c duplicate bridge party under the direction of Daniel Bentley. Reservations should be made at the office of the club before 5 Thursday.
 Qualifying for the annual club championship tournament for men will continue next weekend,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-25
Weddings
Weddings
RRTrHKNRAcH-0RAnAnl

The wedding of Miss Asargarol Vance Graham, daughter of Mx, and Mrs. Oswald D. Graham ci' West Haven. and Clayton Reichens bach, of st. Louis, Mo, formerly ui Waterbury, and son of Mfr. and Mr&4 Julius M. Rcihhenbach of Meridon took place yesterday afternoon as ( o'clock with Rev. Roy D. Boan oks' flclating. The ceremony was per- formed at the First congfegationek church of West Haven. Members o1' the bridal party included mad ol honor Miss Mary n. Larash of Wet Haven, and William COX also ol West Haven best man, !. Richard Graham, . brother of the bride, and James P. Foley were ushers.
 The bride was given In marriage by her brother. She wore teasTo0o moire, the gown being styled in q princess model, with iaclngs ct poudre blue velvet down the front She wore Q cap of tulle with q braided length veil. Her colonial bouquet was of rapture and sweet- heart roses. The maid of homer wore poudre blue molre and her frock was styled similarly to that of the bride, She wore . tulle cap with q veil and carried garden flowers. Miss Barbara Taylor of West Haven played the wedding music.
 The copule left immediately on their wedding trip, the bride weAx- ing navy blue costume. Tn the future they will live in st. Louis. The bride Is Q graduate of Connecticut college, New London. The brlde- groom graduated from Carnegie in- stitute of Technology ct pittsbuEg. and is Q sales representative for the Waterville division of the ecovill Mfg. O., at st. Louis.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-25

Some of the many tennis players who have admired the genius Of ogden D. Garter, Of Hutton Place, Y. |, ct the nets, may be surprised to learn from the manner in which he played todAy,s hand that his card reading ability Is quite as deadly as his famous serve. INSERT MAT HERE -deadiy Carter decided to open the bid. ding with 6 heart, rather than one diamond, since he wished to enticis pate . spade response and did not wish to be compelled to reverse in the bidding.
 Solution to Previous
 Contract Problem
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-25
HARYEY-OCoNNELL

Miss Anne Margaret O'Connell daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Timothy Y. OConnell of Grandview terrace Hartford, has selected Tuesday morning, August 3i, as the date for her marriage to William J. Harvey of Hopkins street, son of Mrs. Will liam J. Harvey of Naugatuck and tho late Mir. Harvey. The ceremony will take place ct 8 o'clock in St Augustine's church, Hartford. Rev Bartholomew L. Skelly officiating
 Mrs. Raymond w. Spurling oi Rockville will attend her sister as matron of honor and William Neary of Nausatuck will be best man, The ushers will he Peter M. Beery and Raymond w. spurling of Rockville A wedding breakfast will follow at the Wethersfield Country club for the immediate families.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-25

mords and when 1t held the trick, led the jack of diamonds which South also permitted to hold the trick. Vests last diamond was led lip to deciaser's ace and ten.
 South now won the last two hearts and ceshed the diamond ace and West found a safe discard iin- possible, He held the spade king and the club king and s5ine, while dummy was down to the spade queen and the zee and eight Of clubs.
 West, no doubt, should have caslsed the spade king, after he won the eecosid diamond trick, but he still had visions Of beating the contract.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-25

Miss Jane Evon of North Main street was hostess ct Q surprise miscellaneous shower recently in compliment to Miss Dixie Larnon. tagne who is to be married satur- day, Sept. {, to Herbert Dorneliy The decorations were carried out in pink and green color scheme Those attending were Mrs. Emma Basic, Ms. Gertrude Coy, Mrs. Lena Chiiierni, Mrs. Laura Riccardi, Mrs. William Sullivan, Mrs. Louise Cuddy. Mrs. Thomas Dyer, Mrs. Rose Roy, Mrs. Anna Roy, Mrs. Wil- fred Evon, Mrs. Arthur Biais, Mrs. Aiinabie Morin, Mrs. Margaret Rose, Mrs. Thomas Donneily, Mrs. Mary Marasco. Mrs. Anna Penozza, Mrs. Bess Graves, Mrs. Mabel eemans, Mrs. Hollis shedd, Mrs. Aida Fenwick, Mrs. Betty Lev esque, Mrs. Rose Lussier, Mrs. Bertha Desantis, Mrs. Imogene Tyrreii. Mrs. Betty Lamontagne, Mrs. Elizabeth Lamontagne, Mrs. Archeias Larnontagne, Mrs. Levi. ano.
 Also Misses Anna Biais, Peggy Davie, Loretta Blais, Catherine Meredith, Kay Early, dwendoiyn Dimock, Edna Bosniaii, Mary Mans- field, Betty Early, Christine MoFasco, Jeanette Evon, Eva Raino, Mary 0'Connor. Evelyn Evon, Eunice Cuddy, Mary Ann Morasco, Isabelle Lanaontagne, Rose Mary Lamon. tagne and Jane EVon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-25
Personal

Miss Peggy Dwyer of East Main street wina is spending the month of August at Crescent Beach has as her guest for few days, Miss Anne Wolff of Ives street.
 Misses Irene Daly of South Elm street, Jane Phelan of Highland avenue and Miss Katherine Bailey of Hartford sail tomorrow on the Queen of Bermuda for Q ten-day sojourn in Bermuda.
 Miss Marion Carter of Water- town avenue b spending two weeks in Maine.
 William J. Green of Willow street b spending . vacation with rela- lives in Boston.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph drenier of South Main street have been spend- ing c few weeks in Maine.
 Mir. and Mrs. Lawrence Wilson of Meriden road are spending two weeks in Maine.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-25

Tennis matches in the tourna- menls at the Madison Country club are nearing completion. m the mems singles, Archie Welch defeated Waily Mast, 0-i, 6-0; George Chit tenden defeated I'd MacDougall, o-e, Gel. Tho match between Jack Forbes and stephen 0alphin has not yet been played.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-25
Recent Bride Is
 Guest At SholUey

Mrs. Frederick c. Moulthrop en- tertained at Q tea and shower Sat- urday afternoon ct Old Hundred inn, Southbury in honor of Miss Eudora II. Moulthrop whose engagement to James Gardner was recently an- nounced. Mrs. Seth Moulthrop as- sisted at the tea table. Those at- tending were Misses Nettie Reyes, Isabelle Sargent, Marjorie Dillman, Henrietta Jentoch, Alice Walden Villa Bristol, Margaret Hunter Margaret Reid, of Pittsburg, Pa. June Shaver of West Hartford, Helen Joyce, Helen Olson, Mrs. Walter J Hessel, Mrs. Seth Moulthrop, Mrs Walter Dwy, Mrs. Richard Senior Mrs. Robert Gardner, Mrs. Charles W. Henion, Jr., Mrs. William F. Meister and Mrs. Charles echaeffes of West Hartford.
 Mrs. r. L. Wright of Hillside ave- nue, Miss Gertrude deraghty of AL bior street, and Miss Hazel Field of Thomaston avenue have returned from a weeks vacation at Atlantic City and Q six day cruise to Virgil nia Beach, Va, and Washington, D. c.
 MT. and Mrs. William Hersey of White Oak lane have been vaca- tioning at Dixviile Notch, New Hampshire.
 After treatment at Waterbur, hospital following his collapse at hi Grand street store, Jacob Denlick, oi 3o2 Willow street, was able to leave the hospital yesterday where he was taken Monday following his collapse. He was believed to have suffered c cerebral hemorrhage.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-25
Elizabeth Mulligan
 Weeds John J. Weiss

A wedding of local interest took place Saturday morning in St, Clair, Pa, when Miss Elizabeth Ann Mulligan of Circuit avenue became the bride of John Joseph Weiss of this city, son of Charles Weiss of Bridgeport. The ceremony was per. formed at Q o'clock at St. Mary's church in St. Clair with Rev. George W. Shay of Pasadena, Calify ofiici- ating. The nuptial mass was also celebrated by Futher Shay. Miss Mae Mahoney and George Mahoney of St. Clair were the attending couple.
 The bride was becomingly attired in c gown of Wallis blue chiffon styled with high neckline, puffed sleeves and long full skirt which fell gracefully into folds at the hem line. An appliqued girdle was the only trimming of the gown. Her fna- lines turban of corresponding shade was fashioned with circular nose veil and she wore corsage of roses and delphinium. The frock of the maid of honor was dusty pink chif- ion styled in LeLong model with V neckline, fitted bodice and long fitted skirt. She wore 6 blue fnalines hat and her corsage was of Sweet- heart roses.
 Following the ceremony Q recep- ton was held ct the home Of the bridesgroom's aunt. The couple left on an unannounced wedding trip, the bride wearing . navy blue crepe travelling dress with corresponding accessories.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-25
HERE THE KING KNELT"

London (UP) - The part Of the carpet in the Sanctuary at Vest minister Abbey where the throne stood and King George kneit at the Coronation ceremony has been bought for Winchester Cathedral Canctuary.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-25
Engagements
uWrNEY.nTLL

Mir. and Mrs. Clarence A. Bill of Hampstead, Long Island, New York, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Constance Vernette Bill, to Alton Austin Cheney of New York, son of pr. and Mrs. Benjamin Austin Cheney of New Haven and Litchfield.
 MT. Cheney was graduated from Yale university in 1929 and is in the investment counselor business in New York. Tho wedding will take place in the fall.
 MT. Cheney Is well known in local social circles.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-25
Joint ShotUer Is
 GiVen By Associates

Miss Mary P. Ricciuti and Miss Angeline VaSSalo were guests of honor ct 6 dinner given ct the Copper Kettle on Tuesday even- ing by the employees of the ?. & w. Grand store. Miss Ricciuti, who is to be married to Alexander Menotu on September 18th was pre- sented with crystalware and Miss Vassalo who is to be married on September 2nd to John Berry was presented with c table and lamp. Those present were: Misses Carolyn Pomponio, Sally FlanmIa, Amelia Lucian, Anna Naylor, Mary Mecca. Dorothy Jones, Ann eulii- van, Cafmela Petricone, Katherine Yarmaia. Peggy Roberts, Jessie Margiotta, Lucille pereila, Adeline Citriniti, Lena 0arafola, Eff duida, Rosetta Cofrances, Mrs. Felix Mar. delio, Mrs. Ernest Caroselia, Mrs. 4. Feest, Mys. Frances Bowen and Miss Rose cappelletti.
 Naugatuck, Aug. 2k-Miss Anna Poscayage, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. August Poscavage of North Main street became the bride of Charles Urban, son of Mir. and Mrs. Alex ander Urban of Waterbury yester- day morning in St. Marys Fectory. Rev. Bernard Butcher united the couple in marriages.
 Mrs. Joseph Hayes of Waterbury was fnatrofi os honor and Clement Urban. brother of the bridegroom, acted aS best man.
 The bride was attraetively dressed in 6 fall costume of green with fur trim and matching accessories, and wore 6 corsage of orchids. Her at. tendant was dressed in an afternoon gown Of dark red crepe with black accessories, and c corsage of or. chids.
 The couple later left on afi unan. aounced wedding trip and plan to reside in Seymour upon their re. turn.
 Mrs. James Dance Of Beech street entertained ct c birthday party on Saturday in honor Of Miss Ann Fig. iio. Those present were: Mrs. Ans thony Diorio, Mrs. Joie Jannetty, Mrs. James saganario, er. Mrs. Thomas Cocchiola, Mrs. Michael Di. Vote, Mrs. Rocco Diorio, 2nd. Mar. garet Mendino, Mrs. Lee Espito Of Lynn, Mass, Ann Figlio, Mrs. James Dance and Ann Figiio.
 Misses Licie Nardozzi Of Vermont street, Mary Piccoio Of Till street have returned after spending week ct Block Island.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-25
CONTRACT BRIDGE
By VIM. E. MCKINNEY Secretary os the American BFidge League

Adroit Play Adds a Triek-Hoping to Defeat Contract Opponent Misses Chance to Block
 Declarer's Strategy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-25

and wore . corsage of BettertiMe roses and babyS breath.
 A reception was held ct Quaker Inn following the ceremony. Out of town guests were in attendance from New York, New Haven, New Britain, Meriden, Massachusetts and Wallingford. Upon returning from an unannounced wedding trip, tho couple will take up their residence at i3i Edin street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-25

MT. and Mrs. Patrick Moriarty and family of Thomaston have re- turned after visiting in New Haven over the weekend where they were guests of MT. and Mrs. James Hughes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-25

West had . hard choice Of an opening iead, and cannot De blamed for choosing 6 club. Easks jack fsiI to eouth's queen. The spade see was cashcd, then the nine of spades was led, which held the trick, west playing iow.
 New . low heart was won in dummy with the queen. 4 heart returned and West won with the acc. still in difficulties about . lead, West iaid down the queen Of dia-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-25

Misses Ltcie Nardozzi Of Vermont street, Mary Piccoio Of Till street have returned after spending . week ct Block Island.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-08-31

down one. The no trump players
were down one in some instances
and two in others.
The only pair who made a game
contract on the deal had as the
South player S. Carton Churchill
of Brooklyn, who, with Charles
Lochridge Of New York, recently
won the national mems pair cham
pionship. The bidding at his table
started with 1-Heart by himself,
2-Diamonds by West, 2-No Trunps
by North. 3-Spades by Mr.. Church.
Ill and 4-Spades by North.
Regardless Of the opening lead,
this contract could not be defeated,
as the only tricks the opponents
were able to take were three trump
tricks.