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ANOTHER BALL
GAME SUNDAY
ARMY AND AcEvEDo STARS
as WILL TANcLE AGAIN
At BARRACKS

At 2 o'clock tomorrow after
noon Army nine and Acevedo
Stars viii meet again at the Bar
racks in another Sunday base
bali contest The Soldier boys
viii be out there to take their
second victory over the Stars.
They are in the pink of condition,
having been practicing all week.
Armando Acevedo, on the other
hand, has had Malgrat resting for
this crucial affair. Lanky George
Washington "Warneke" Malgrat
will be on the mound and B. Lo-
peg or Al. Rodriguez behind the
plate.
Iron Man" White will start for
the Doughboys with Powell or
IZzv Rodriguez catching.
Nodine, Stanley, Roberts, Car
bonell, Sweeting, Smith brothers
and others win form the Army
nine.
On the Stars viii be Gabriel,
Domenech brothers. E Rodriguez.
Barcelo, Al. Acevedo, Geo. Ace
vedo and III. Acevedo.
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DIAMONDBALL To
BE PLAYED AGAIN
SOCIAL LEAGUE WILL GET
UNDERWAY MONDAY
AFTERNOON

Social Diamondball League viii
get going Monday afternoon at
Bayview Park. The opening con-
test viii bring together Roberts
Stars and Caraballo Red Devils.
Play viii begin at 5 o'clock
Tynes and Hopkins viii be the
battery for the Satans, and z.
Roberts and Goss win perform for
the Stars.
Tuesday afternoon, Sterling
Tigers a new outfit, viii cross
bats win Roberts Stars The tt
gers viii again see action on Wed
nesday against the Red Devils.
All contests win begin at 5 p.
m.
This is the first diamondball
league play of the year.
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COLORED FVES
seen IN ACTION

Exciting in the extreme and
filled with thrills for the basket
ball fans, were the two games
played last night at Douglass Col
ored High School court, between
teams of girls and boys from
Palm Beach industrial School and
the Douglass School.
Both games, which were fast
and PLAYED with the desire to
win, on both sides. brought con-
tinued rounds of applause from
the spectators, when some spec
tacular play thrilled the crowd.
And both games were won by the
visiting contestants.
The game between the girls re-
suited in score of IL to z, and
that between the boys teams end
ed % to 19.
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cHAs. ARoNoyTTz

Leading the list of merchants
today we could not choose more
representative firm than the large
and well-stocked department
store of Chas- Aronovitz, the
Marshall Field store of Key West.
The business was founded bv d.
Aronovitz, who came 10 Key
West In 1889. AT that time ne
retailed goods and kept a small
warehouse. Key West people were
quick TO recognize the merits Of
the merchandise and in a short
time Mr.. Aronovitz was enabled
to open store. From that humble
beginning has sprung the largest
store in Key West, for here under
one roof is stocked everything for
the entire family. There is no
room in this store for last years
styles and models and TO buy
from this store is TO be stamped
as a person of discrimination.
Chas. AronovitZ, son of the
founder. has been raised in the
business and has operated the
store under his own name for the
past year. The writer found in
this store merchandise of the
same type found in exclusive
Miami stores at prices far below
those there. The service received
al this store is noteworthy and
you viii find that in Key West
the name of this store is Synopy-
nous with growth and progress
Find outflow often does new
merchandise arrive AT this store7
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h 10 the fwsD KeadEfs $40 nzr
An 20 tins 1offics. unhm fuzu
days the best arsweTx hn 1ae
questions cuntzined - eF
stury sppear1nK fsewe. 80 w
award prizes 81 SO znd SD
The answers zhoald he wr-s1en
The awards vii b. rlade o. ~
basis of acr1rzlcy. neafmem 2n1
promptncxs- There's 10 cat~e a.
trick 90 Il. jurt ottain sc ew-
rect answers frurn Sc rrercaaEt
or individual herein n@uan1 w-rlae
them down. brinG - Tle CE<Ezsr
office. and for the te94 rep1e4
the awards uiI - rna1E- ~
names of tire wiunerx an appenr
Ia this column nexf weeE- g.
which time the swar3s mny h.
called far - TIE CfTEZEE g.
fice.
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La coNcHA HOTEL

In too many cases, the modern
hotel of today does not offer the
true hospitality as in days gone
by With the hustle and hustle Of
modern days the management has
tendency TO believe the guest
does not require the many little
courtesies and attentions that
Mine Host" of days gone by Of
fered the weary traveller. Howev-
er, this writer has found that the
La Concha Hotel still acts as
Mine Host" in truth, to residents
and strangers alike. The refined.
restful and comfortable afznos-
phere that prevails throughout
this house is a treat 10 those who
enjoy peace and quiet. This hotel
was built in 1925, and with the
exception Of one year, has been
open year round ever since. There
are 400 guests rooms. and space
for so guests at one time in the
coffee shop. Contrary TO some re-
ports, the La concha has made
only slight raises in its rates
on rooms an increase of from Soc
to S100 per room and the coffee
shop rates the same. The manager.
Elizabeth Sharpley, has been with
the hotel for IL years and held
her position as manager for the
past year. Find outflow many
guests are served in the coffee
shop in an average day2
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FLORIDA PUBLIC UTILITIES
COMPANY

One unfailing source q heat
and fuel Is gas Tins modern con
Senience has 70 be manufactures
ard distributed AZ great expense
before Il Is available 70 the sver-
age home oz-rer. That IS why we
should give vote q thanks %
The Florida Pubic Utilities Co.
managed locally b. z J. Fechtel
With never q service interruption
since is beginning IN 1917 THIS
company now serves 1873 cus-
toners IN Key West and has -
niles Of gas mains IN TIE cry.
They handle the rev Eiectroiux
gas reEriEerators. tke refriReratav
attn no moving parts and skso-
iutely silent They handle Aaele
IChef gas ranges ard autenzkic
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Regardless Of VINO We may BE-
rank. wealth. position and educa-
ton count for nothing a. al when
meal time comes around We
must eat to live. therefore ne
must buy food and inzsmuch As
we do this practically every dzy
of our lives II is only natural
that we want the best feed far
our dollars as Il is possible o.
get We have 50 many o1ter
things 10 buy il Is only narural
that we Try 20 be economical IL
our buying and things hring ~
mind that FauSto's Grocery. ror-
ner Fleming and Slmon.on
streets. owned and operztec
by FaustinO Castillo. Is one place
in town where you can always
be sure Of getting tbe raost tur
your money n ouality Eoods. ~
Castillo was born ii Cuba bszt
mas made ms home here lur -
years He earned his first pay
cheek IN the cigar factury and In
1912 opened avery small store In
a Groom Of his house II Packer a.
Virginia. Gradually q flozrishinE
business was developed and turo
years ago the store was m0ped -
its present location Good servlce
and q host Of friends are me tso
factors Mr.. Castillo attributes o.
ms success Find outflow many
pounds Of coffee did ne sell lasi
month";
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-12

BERLIN. PEI. Iz-The - g.
grezs circie. orlEinatrd ~ So
Bzbylonian2 iz heinE e<a1zzz
aban6oncd in the Eerun Au1
survey ocF8rtrHut ~ aE1E g
Or. WEIhclrs Frack. ruinr uz ~
terror. Inxiezd- 3 melrE sEsH
uf s1e deernes IS been $1,000
DIVIDED in1o fenz. fsm1reaz 49,
sardE. etr
II Ceruany. 1nersfoEe . <rIE
anele wflu have 1e8 deE~es ~
rlead uf g. Tzme rs herz a.
lowed fcr EzrxEFu<1 s. a1M
rheuseives o. - 49, was rs
- Aprl !. 1Dsz. - G.ew $780,
rneu1s arr rEpecte4 - 49, -
rew EzbczsAzAA
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Sisters Keep In Touch
By Short Wave Radio

AKRON. q. Feb. i2--Mrs. Rob
ert Harper Of Akron and her sis
ter. Ms. Frederick Rowe. wife
Of missionary in the Belgian
Congo. have not seen each other
for years. but they keep in touch
b. short-wave radio.
Rsymann Z Weaver. an Akron
radio amateur. picked up the call
letters Of an African station
maintained BY . medical mission
ary, and discovered that Mrs
Rowe lives fairly near. He sum-
moned Mrs. Harper. and the SIS
tiers have since engaged In several
hour-long conversations.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-12

The above named business ~
said by many 20 be the oldesi e.
tablished book store an the entire
state. Originally opening next %
the Western Union some Of oIu
older residents VIII ! recall Afr
Grain as the owner and f0under
Later the business HTas sol6 o.
Mr.. Philips and came into &he
hands Of Mr.. Roberts some tine
later. Mr.. Roberts operated tne
business for le years Mr.. Lope1.
Mr. Peacon ana Mrs. Vaughn
were then owners and II 80
Ann Gandolfo. who had Nrorke1
in the store for 70 years. bo9ghi
the business and is stin operating
II. Roberts Book Store Is known
10 residents and strangerx alzke
as the place where HUNDREDS Of
magazines are found. TIE s1urF
goes around town mai Il 500
can't find il al ROBBERS there's
no use looking ELSEWHERE IL 60
dition 70 MAGAZINES and oalr
papers. smokers find their nee1z
supplied In cigars and clGaree1es-
OfRce supplies are also stocke1
and 20 fil 9 decided need h0nertE
Book Store IS nov putting n q
new rental Library Am Ganaelfe
was born and raised IL KEY Nem
and is particularly vel like1 fur
her friendly smile and N.llEnE-
ness 20 serve. Find oszt-Euw
many different kinds e mzEn-
zines are regularly storkec nf
this friendly store
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~ ENPlRE FOR A LADYnzNd&
eIzfs -aLsH, L s.',!a- 49,

ness, slouching along any water
front of the world. To Us, though,
they were individuals, intimately
known, each useful within limits
that could be accurately foreseen.
Riffran
IN a sense, that crew was the
i scrapings Of every wharf in the
Orient. Yet It had one great dis
tinction - there were no LaSkars
in It, no Kanakas. Undoubtedly
Clyde could have shipped a crew
of Malays that would have been
cleaner and better men. better sea
men. But he doggedly stuck TO one
principle in his crewS-that IN a
pinch a white man was Of peculiar
value in those seas.
Get this tub over, my uncle
said, and they moved to free the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-12
ENGLISH GARAGEMEN
BOOST PRICE OF AIR

LONDON. Feb. 1.-THE air is
no longer 7nee in some parts Of
England. A number Of garagemen
have decided % charge - cents
every time they have to irlate q
motorists tires
This and such other services as
filing radiators and topping M
batteries are performed free BY
most filing stations which depend
on good. win for much Of their
business
Bur the Ezrsgemen say the ser
VICES cost them several pounds =
week n time and they are dis
turhed over underwriting by
filing stations
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-12
HOW WELL DO YOU KNOW KEY WEST!
Presenting those live. progressive firms and
dividuals who. through hard work. digilenee and
perseverance have, and are, making Key West n
better place in which to live and work

gas hot water heaters II you arr
not using this modern CONVEX
fence we suggest you contact M
Fechtel and let him give y8u m
formation Of interest He has been
associated with this business for
ten years, coming 60 Key West n
December Find out-Fr hoN
many purposes may gas be used
in the home9
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OLD KEY WEST

CONTINUED from Page One)
quito, Nudge. Gallinipper, Gnat
and Sandfly. With a few Of the
older, larger frigates he had a
fleet of twenty-one craft TO drive
from these seas the dread ~Breth-
rem of the Coast. as the pirates
were known.
lis campaign consisted in tow
ing the barges until he fell in
with the buccaneers and when
they attempted to escape In shall
low water, man the barges and
pursue them. For this purpose he
secured steam ferry boat from
New York. the Sea Gull. and IN
this way gradually captured ship
after ship of the pirates The
vicious group made final stand
at the Isle of Pines. Cuba Here
he attacked. captured or destroy
ed nearly all of them A few that
escaped put into the port of Fa-
jardo, Porto Rico.
Wipes Out Piracy
In that city. the buccaneers
received moral support. since they
left the commerce of the Spanish
nation unmolested- The Commo-
dore demanded that the military
authorities give up the pirates.
They refused. He Immediately
sent an expedition ashore. ferret
ed them out and also fought the
Spanish authorities. This was the
last of piracy in the Caribbean
Sea.
Spain complained Of Commo-
dore Porter's action and he was
courf-martialed and sentenced &c
six months suspension. where.
upon ne resigned and entered the
service Of the Mexican navy. Wa
LATER connected with the Turkish
navy. and finally appointed con-
ssalar agent Of the United States
IN Turkey.
A number Of years ago. Spsnish
coins were brought into the frs
National Bank BY . Key WeStel
who said he had found il IN bon
buried in sand The body Of !
man who had been digging fol
treasure was one morning fOonc
on South Beach. washed Up b
the waves Numerous diggings +
all parts Of the island have beer
done through the years, but /
treasure has been found Il ha.
never been publicly exhibited
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-12
DOINCS AROUND THE GOLF LINKS
By GRAvY)

The other day. Mr.. Pro George
Dodge decided that he was good
enough to give Mr.. Albert Mic
loya" Johnston a stroke a hole and
still win match OF course. Mr..
Albert W, being the sort of a
golfer who viii take no Boosting
from any sort of another. golfer.
took the pro up on the proposition
and before long Mr.. Albert W
realized that Mr.. George l. was
on his game and he had a hope
less task before him but never
theless he kept at it and Mr.. Geo
I won most of the holes but not
all on account of Mr.. Nicoya
knocked in q nice long putt
Out IN front from the very
start was Mr. Samuel Harris four
genial PoStmasterl. who had Mr..
Walter Vinson for a partner and
q couple of mugs named Pious
Willie Watkins and Samuella
Goldsmith for opponents. II seems
that Willie and Sam had figured
Walter and Sam couple Of set
ups but Walter and Sam fooled
them and On the last hole fki
Pious and Weather one were fou4
down or course. Mr.. Watkins
would Ike very much 20 wir
every match and offered 10 play
double or nothing and while CIR
genial Postmaster agreed 90 do 50
his heart was not In the match
According % Willie he got hall
on the match but our genial Post.
master said he vas finsgled oui
Of same and still claims he vror
by four and two
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-12

SYNOPSIS: A widespread re-
colt Of savage Dyae tribes makes
q impossible fo- my uncle, james
Clyde. TO run any guns TO the be-
sieged raJdh, his client. A further
complication Is the presence Of
the Forester galcI. the AUon, IN
the tropical lgaters Of BGliRgoHg
bay. Clyde tries 70 peTsuade
Christine, young English girl.
and her brother Robert. to LedUe
the danger spot. Christine blank
~ -efuses. She is completing q
plan" Of her dead father.
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falls. "cone on and get your
clothes on. Paul.
We put on shoes, shirts. and
white jackets with plain brass
buttons as large as q dollar. II was
our standard uniform for dealing
with the lesser rajahs, and we
never used il for anything else.
AS We came on deck. John Blair,
the second mate, was standing by
the falls. The whaleboat was al
ready in the water. Blair's muddy
skinned face had . permanent
grim. weary set to il, as Of disgust.
Any special orders. sir7" he
asked
There's a first class chance
you're about to- get your Ehroats
cut" my uncle said. Better drop
a round shot across the boW Of any
war canoe that shows Itself by
daylight. Al dark. draw your
roundshot and load with grape
2 - "a vs. ssfr.ss -sss - s1ftsfd
2 CLYDE SLING himself oEer, The
side, easy and Loose cinted. and
A0AAOWE4 tA&dAl4 a4 rs -
aSmartly. nowl" Clyde said.
Let's see you lift her in there as
II you knew your business"
The crew bent 10 il. and the
whaleboat began TO chock the
swing acrass the water. pointed to
the mouti. OF the S.derong.
was thinking. -He says to he'll
with heF-them. But he can't
bring himself TO leave her here.
This move is in her defense.
whether he knows IL or not"
Except for Christine Forester,
the Linkang would already have
been on the open sea
fcssvrsx1s. 1853. liza EsksyI
Can ciyde's men get thrsugh ths
Dyak spears. Nleadzyf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-12

When we sit down to a meal
we like TO know that all food
came from . store that has a repu-
tation for quality, in other words
from a store that has built up q
good reputation by honestly serv-
ing the public with reputable
merchandise a prices that are
fair TO al. Archer's Grocery. 8lz
Fleming Street. has earned an ex-
cellent reputation in the years
they have been serving the resi-
dents of Key West because they
believe IN square deal 70 all and
live UP TO the slogan The Store
That Serves You Best The late
r.. H. Archer and his son. Ems.
established this business August
LIST, 1920, with a small stock Of
goods on William Street. Both
men had been employed in the
old Peacon Grocery, the oldest
and largest grocery in Key West
az that time. and are really sue
cessors to that firm. r. n. Archer
was in the grocery business all
his life. in fact delivered groceries
10 the boats during the Spanish
American War. Ellis. the present
manager, started delivering gro
eeries when Il years Of age and
has had full charge Of the business
for the past SIX years This gro
Gerry keeps two delivery trucks 20
insure prompt. and rapid deliver
les Find out-What three vel
known lines Of canned goods Do
they feature7
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Fl SPORTS =
BY JOVE D
CONCHS WIN SECOND STRAIGHT
ON ROAD TRIP; WHIP JACKSON

The Key West High School
Conchs turned in their second
straight victory on the present
road trip, when they wallopec
Andrew Jackson Generals of Mi
ami last night 1921 at the Miami
Edison Gymnasium
j. " Woodson, brilliant scoring
Key West guard, was high scorer
of the night with 10 counters
Karl Craft, of Andrew Jackson,
was runner-up with nine points,
and William Schoneck, of tho.
Conchs, next with eight markers
Taking it rather easy the open
ing quarter, Key Vests we'll
known reserve power broke loose
in the second quarter to hold a
1913 lead at the half From then
on it was a Conch walkaway.
Box score follows:
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Cards If Club

Cards IF" Club
St. Louis Cardinals viii be the
big 'if'' club in the National
League. Owen win be the first
string catcher. Reserves viii be
Padgett, who was converted into
a backstop. and Ryba. who can
catch. Mize win play first,
Brown at second. third and short
not decided yet, Martin in center,
Medwick at left and there is an
other 'tif' for right. The pitch
ers are all ifs as the Dean
brothers are a big problem.
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a fight on their hands as Cincin-
natl Reds think they should be in
that slot. Let's see how they will
look in spring training This
leaves Brooklyn and Philadelphia
fighting for seventh place and
to keep out of the cellar.
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KNOCKED INTO PLACE

BROCTON, Mass--After limp
ing for several days, a cows dis
located hip was knocked back
INTO place by an automobile on a
road near this city.
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Andrew Jackson

DODGERS &c Lineup

The Dodgers have announced
their lineup for 1893 as follows:
Pitchers - Mungo, Butcher,
Hamlin, Fitzsimmons, Frank
house, Hoyt. Jeffeoat, Marrow,
Lindsay, Posedel, Pressnell. Co
hen and Signer.
Catchers-Phelps, Spencer and
Chervinko.
Infielders - Hassett, Cascaret
Durocher. Lavagetto, English
FalIon, Haas. Hudson and Brown.
Outfielders - Manush, Brack,
Rosen. cuyler. Winsett. CHAR and
Parks
The battery men win report to
the camp at Clearwater March 4,
and the rest Of the players. March
IL.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-12

Dempsey Far Better
If you want to make a million
dollars easy, just find heavy
weight who can lick Schmeling,
Farr and Louis in one night and
you win be in the money. Pete
Norton thinks that Dempsey, IN
his prime, could have beaten the
three in the same ring in one
night.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-12

In the case Of Mr.. Hurricane
Eddie Strunk, he was so bothered
with that organe colored shirt
that he completely discomboober-
ated every shot and finished with
90 which is an even dozen over
what he should have made. Mr..
Strunk had Mr.. Charlie Salas as
q partner and helper while they
had Mr.. key Parks and Mr.. Doc
William Penabable Kemp as op-
position. Il seems that on the
skin game they gave Doc q half
stroke on 2. and Q, and Mr.. Ht1r-
ricsne Eddie says he never heard
Of aefyfhfna so foohsESy particu-
% 41se each guy hsdstfnee skins
while Nr. Hurricane had nary q
bne 40 ~ - thak ne has been
% haA atseH5shg 70 the golf
course business that he is think
ing about which green needs re-
pairing. rather than how hard he
should hit the present putt Any
how. when Mr. Eddie got home
he vas so completely hefuddIed
that he grabbed up the cat and
kissed Il and then took one Of ms
children BY the scruff Of TIE neck
and put il outside. In the near
time. Mrs. Eddie got Mr.. Eddie
BY the seat C TIE pants ard pui
him IN . chair IN TIE corner with
the aEfmonition. you are al honE
now and not On the SCI course
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than usual and LII. Cookie Mesa
slipped 70 almost that amount
and he does not know whether il
IS on account Of Old Bye the Duke
OF Rock Sound showing him how
TO hit a wood shot or whether it
was Charlie Ketchum and his
story of how he made an 80 one
time last year.
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Baseball Runners

Baseball Runners
It is rumored that the Giants
and the Cards viii swap play
ers before long. Terry is stuck
on Herb Bremen and the Cards
can use Mancuso. Fans viii nnow
the the verdict within a few days.
it is expected.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-12

Mr.. John Pinder feels quite
elafed 10 think that he made Il
in l07 strokes which IS che better
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Bees VS. Reds
Boston Bees are now thinking
of fifth place, and they viii have
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-04
Coming Events
NOVEMBER

NUVEMBEk
/. Nov. daughters Of Pontelan-
dolfo dance, Waverly Inn.
Nov. 51New England electro
platers dinner, The Elton.
Nov. 6-Wallace Nutting, author
Second church forum.
Nov. 6-Constitution grove dedi-
cation, Boy Scout campsite.
Nov. 6 and 7-Conn. Pedic society
convention, The Elton.
Nov. 7-Salzburg Trap choir
Women's club auditorium.
Nov. 8-Sidney Shurcliff, lecturer,
Women's club.
Nov. 9-Dr. Alonzo Grace at Wa
terbury Teachers Assn.
Nov. 9-Junior Women,s club art
lecture, Women's club.
Nov. 10-Florio post military ball,
Buckingham hall.
Nov. 1O-Fannick post military
ball, Temple hall.
Nov. lest. Thomas church sup
per at parish hall. .
Nov. 12-villa Maria, lodge, din
ner-dance, The Elton.
Nov. 13-Rev. Moses r. Lowell at
Second church forum.
Nov. l3-St. Joseph's church
choir concert, st. Joseph,s hall.
Nov. 16-Waterbury ORT des-
sert bridge at The Elton.
Nov. is and list. Paul's M. e
church bazaar, parish hall.
Nov. 16 and 17-Naomi chapter
harvest bazaar, Temple hall.
Nov. 17-AviglianeSe Womens
society dinner-dance, Waverly' Inn.
Nov. 18-Italian Sisterhood din
ner-dance, Waverly Inn.
Nov. 2O-MisS Frances Perkins,
Second church forum.
Nov. 20-Italian Brotherhood en-
tertainment, v. F. w. hall.
Nov. 20-Court Verdi anniversary
program, Liberty hall.
Nov. 21-MiSs. Eunice. Avery,
lecturer, Women's club.