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NICHOLAS BOGOMOLETZ
DEPORTATION URGED

Said to Have Fired on q. s,
Troop Train in 1920.
By the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, Aug. 23.-Federal
immigration officers have recommend
ed to the Department Of Labor at
Washington that Nicholas Bogomoletz,
former general in the white" Russian
Army, be deported to Latvia, his BIRTH
place.
The former general, now a cobbler
in Hollywood, was charged with being
an undesirable alien because he was
alleged to have brought a former Rus
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-09-24
Mrs. Robt. c. Smith
10 rendered ShosOer

Mrs. Robert O. smith, the for
ner Anna Mae Bowling, was hon
ored at Q dinner and shower CIV
On az The Court hotel recently by
her associates at the Chase Brass
70 Copper 90. ehe was presented
crystal from those IN attendance
who included Catherine Houston,
Laura DeBarbieri, Margaret jor-
gensen, Marian MARITIME, Mary Ryan,
Mary deghan, Ellen Link, Ann Murs
ply, MaFcelle Mack, Dorothy zibell,
Louise Mulhaii, Elsie volles, Mac
Reynolds, Mary Baker, Helen Beard
slice, Marie 9aiinardi, Geraldine
McNary, Irene Daley, Dorothy Jen-
kins, Ann Rabusko, Dorothy Gall
houn, Mary n. Titz0ibbons. Marie
urso, Gladys Shepard, Florence Mo-
riarty.
Faith zeck, Yyotte Lavailoe,
Gladys Fox, Helen LAccoiie, Emma
Leary, Marjorie Terry, Helen Lynch,
Alice oiynn, Eerta Ratechkoweki,
Bertha Kruiish, NJ. A. Kennoy, Edna
Bosnian, Grace Kelly, Frances Lac
cone, Irene ThayeF, Helene Elore
Lynne gpender, Pauline Maller, Wiz
ginia n. hazen, Beatrice Tyack, Nell
lie Neil, Mary Mccarthy, Mollle
Calhoun, Margaret n. Brennan,
Betty O. painiento and joan H.
johnson.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-09-24
Past Grand Group
Elects NesD Officers

Mrs. Elizabeth Manyille was cleo"
ted president OF the Winona Nepe"
kah Past Noble Grand association
at their meeting Thursday with
MRS, q, M. Parsons, Mrs. Parsons
presided. Other officers elected
were vice-president, Mrs. Agnes
Bristol; secretary, Mars. Josephine
Lynn (reelection), and treasurer,
MRS, Lester Flood (resiection). Mars.
Louise Clarke was reelected puplicis
~ chairman.
Il was announced that q card
party Ia planned by the association
and Mrs. q. M. Parsons, Mrs. Frank
Bristol, Mrs. Frank Granger and
Mrs. Thomas Finley, committee wo-
men. The date for the party has
not been set. The mystery prize for
tho afternoon was won by Mrs.
Louis Russell. Cards were played
later with Mars. weaving, Mrs. Pin
ley, Mrs. Warren and Mrs. Hay
wood, prize winners. The next
meeting will be held oct. n with
Mrs. James Maxwell as hostess.
Those attending were MRS. q. IA.
Parsons, MRS. Prank Bristol. Mrs.
Josephine Lynn, Mrs. Mary Good.
roe, Mrs. David Weaving, Mrs.
Thomas Finley, Mrs. James Max.
well, Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Franklin
Weaver, Mrs. Frank Granger, MRS.
Lester Flood, MRS. Louis Russell,
Mrs. Nellie Hayward, Mrs. Louis
Pichard and MRS. William Clarke.
Miss jeanette Ciminera OF Oak.
land ave-, was honored ~ q surprise
bridge and stocking shower on
Thursday evening BY Miss Dorothy
Aspeil ct her home on Ashley Of.
The guests present were Mrs. Will
liam Kelly, Miss Janice Malta, Miss
Antoinotte Ciminera, Miss Mildred
Holland. Miss Alice Leary, Miss Ann
Ciminera, Miss Elsie Engratt, Miss
jeanette Cimincra and MiDs Dorothy
Aspell
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-09-24
Logan.McAVoy
Wedding Today

A wedding OF much local interest
was solemnized this morning OF 0
o'clock ct ST. Brendan's church IN
New Haven when Miss Kathleen A.
McAyoy daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
John McAvoy Of South street was
united In marriage 10 John T. Logan,
aon OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Logan
81 aulringer street, New Haven. Rev.
John Logan, Q. r., uncle OF the
bridegroom ofiiciated at the cere-
mony and was also celebrant OF the
nuptial mass which followed. Palms
and pink Jersey dahlias decorated
the altar and O program OF nuptial
music was rendered with Miss Fran
ces Calmly rendering ave Maria
and Because.
Miss Helen McAvoy was her sis
ter's maid OF honor and only at
tendant. Berchman Logan attended
his brother as best man. The ushers
were: James Logan, brother OF the
bridegroom, and Joseph McAvoy,
brother OF the bride.
The bride, who was given In mar
riage by her father, was becomingly
attired IN an original design gown
IN white bridai satin, with shirred
bodice, high empire yoke and O
panel front. The Dohman sleeves
were button trimmed from the neck
20 0 point at the end Of the sleeve.
IIer finger tip length veil OF bridal
Illusion was fashioned In cap shape
caught with o coronet OF orange
blossoms. She carried white prayer
book with white orchids and q
shower of lilies OF the valley. The
frock OF the maid OF honor was an
Empire mode gown Of porvanche
blue taffeta styled with square neck
line shirred bodice, full RULED skirt
and short pulled sleeves. Her Eu-
genie hat In petunia velvet was In
ahade corresponding 10 o mum
which she carried marked with o
corsage Of orchids. The dresses OF
the bride and bridegroom's mothers
were OF black velvet and they wore
corsages Of gardenias.
A reception was held at the Water
Manor IN North Haven. About sew
onty-five guests were In attendance
including out-of-town guests from
this city and New York.
Upon returning from an unan.
nounced wedding trip the couple
will reside at 0i0 Elm street, New
Haven. The bride wore O French
grape suit for travelling trimmed
with mink.
The bride Is o graduate OF d.
fsaphael's Hospital School for Nurs-
NJ IN the class OF 1920.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-09-24
Miss Olive Rochon Becomes
Bride OF Christian Poulsen

L, Poulsen, son OF MFR. and Mrs. Q. l..
Poulsen OF Bunker Hill avenue. The
solemn nuptial mass which followed
was also celebrated by Father La
montague.
The bride was escorted 10 the altar
and given In marriage by her father
and had as her maid OF honor, her
sister, Miss Annette Roehon. The
bridesmaids were Miss Alice Ryb
and Miss Susan Casertano OF
Cheshire. Raymond Ouellettc at
tended Mr.. Poulsen as best man
and the ushers included: Walter
Malsch and Walter J. HausmAn OF
New York.
The bride was becomingly attired
In O gown OF white brocaded satin
and she wore an illusion veil. She
carried O white prayer book marked
with white orchids. Her sisters frock
was OF blue tafseta and her hat was
OF corresponding shade and mate.
rial. A colonial bouquet Of mixed
flowers completed her costume. The
bridesmaids were attired In gowns
OF deep rose with matching hats
and they also carried arm bouquets
In colonial mode. The dress Of the
brides mother was wine crepe and
the bridogroofn's mother wore O
dark blue crepe dress.
A reception was held ct tho home
following the ceremony. Out OF
town guests were In attendance from
New York, Hartford, Milford and
Springfield.
Mr.. poulsen and his bride left on
an unannounced wedding trip, the
bride wearing o teal blue wool tray-
cling dress with dubonnet access
series.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-09-24
Recent Bride Is
Honored At ShoSVer

Mrs. John wilkinson OF Cooke
street, who was Miss Ruth Marie
Shea before her recent marriage,
was honored at O currency shower
given ut the ecovill Oils club 70.
Gently by O group Of relatives and
friends, Those In attendance were
Mrs. George 0ooding, Mrs. Charles
Byroily, Miss Mae Cummings,
MRS. John Lawlor, MRS. Frank
Mccain, Mrs. Anthony Mole, Mrs
Edward Bianchette, Mrs. Irene
Leggett, Miss Margaret Riley,
Mrs. Charles Mccarthy Miss
theresa Bradley, Mrs. Maria
Birch, Mrs. Joseph Negroira, Mrs.
Ethel sandiand, Mrs. Alvin Pelky,
Misses Rae Bisconti. Erma De.
Longes, Mrs. Joseph palanio, Mrs.
T. J. Madden, Mrs. Prank sabiS,
Miss Theresa Madden, Mrs. Thorn.
as Mcdrath, Mrs. John Rainyille,
Mrs. Charles McWeeney, Miss
Dorothy McWeeney, Mrs. Frank
McWeeney, Mrs. Lena Byrolly,
Mrs. FRED Baker, Miss Katherine
proderick, Mrs. James Hyland.
MRS. Donald White, Mrs. Mich.
olas Sullivan. Mrs. Albert Martin,
Mrs. Lena Puzgato, Mrs. Theresa
Pusgato. Mrs. Frank DeConinck,
Mrs. Mary Ryan, Miss Minnie
Ryan, Mrs. Edward Considine,
Mrs. David Ryan, Mrs, Raymond
Lynch, Mrs. Edward Moran. Jrp
Miss 0enevieve Moran, Mrs. Pat
rick Shea. Mrs. Edward Leonard.
Mrs, Joseph Dunn, Mrs. M. Dux.
ton, Mrs. Rose Moeller, Mrs. Henry
Fitzgerald, Mrs. Mary Kirk, Mrs,
John Bergen, Misses Peggy Hick.
ey, Inos Keefc, Mrs. Mary Law.
ior, Mrs. william Lawlor Miss
Irene Lawior, Mrs. Christopher Ma.
ioney, Miss Katherine Butler, Mrs.
ROY Gard. Misses Eleanor Gard,
Lena CaroEEa, Antoinette Carogza,
Rose Carozsa, Mrs. Mfria Quarino,
Mrs. Samuel Freedman, Mrs. 10.
seph Burns, Mrs. Joseph McArdle,
Mrs. Mary Heaiey, Mrs. Clifford
Wooding, Mrs. Charles Conrad,
Mrs. Fred Conrad, Mrs. Royal
Tamiglietti.
Mrs. M. ureenbaufn, Mrs. James
Greene, Mrs. George Gearing,
Mrs, sally Carpenter, Mrs. w. J.
Moody Mrs. Frank Smith, Mrs.
John Cipriano. Mrs. Michael Bar
biero, Miss Margaret Crosse, Mrs.
John Wiikinson, Mrs. John Wilkin-
sen, Jr. Mrs. John McWeeney,
Mrs. George Conrad, Mrs. Isabelle
Christianson Of Hartford, Mrs. r..
3, Donaghue and her daughter,
Geraldine Of Stamford, Mrs. -.
Botelie OF Lakeside, Miss Marjorie
Cummings Of jackson Heights, L.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-09-24
Brown johnson Nuptials
Take Place This Afternoon

rage by her brother, Henry john
son and will have aS her maid OF
honor, Miss Ermina Birs. The
bridesmaids will be Miss Ruth Il.
Bowen and Miss Lois M. Slater.
Kenneth Bergen will attend Mr..
Brown rs best man and the ushers
include Howard Anderson and
Raymond Muir.
The bride will wear @ gown OF
heavy white satin, with unbroken
Princess lines having v neckline
and long tight sleeves and the full
skirt terminates In sweeping
train. Her long veil OF tulle In dou-
BILE tier to the waist will be fas-
tened with orange blossoms and
gardeniaS. She will carry o bouquet
OF white Killarney roses, lilies OF
the valley, swansonia and orchids.
The maid Of honor will be attired
In q gown OF rose MORE with
sweetheart neckline full pulled
sleeves and bouffant hoop skirt and
her turban hat Of corresponding
material will be styled with O face
veil OF rose tulle, Her arm bouquet
will consist OF assorted garden flow.
ers. The frocks OF the bridesmaids
will be Of French blue MORE styled
similar TO that OF the maid OF honor
and they also will wear matching
turbans and will carry bouquets OF
variegated garden flowers. The
brides mother will wear O dress OF
vintage crepe and O oorSage OF gar
denias and the dress Of the BRIDE
groom's mother Is OF teal blue crepe
and will wear q corsage OF TaliSman
roses.
Following the ceremony @ recep-
ton will be held OF the Chase
Country Club. About one hundred
guests will attend including out OF
town guests from Sag Harbor, l.. l.,
Rochester, N. r., New York city,
Meriden, Hartford and Syracuse, N.
Y.
The couple will leave on an un-
announced wedding trip tho bride
wearing an apple red travelling suit
OF 4trook angora cloth with black
accessories. Upon their return they
will take Up their residence ut ia
Frost road.
The bride IL q graduate Of Wildly
high school and Post Business Col
iege and Mr.. Brown Is q graduate
OF Crosby high school and Mount
Hermoa school.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-09-24
Personal

Miss Alice Pryor OF Wood streed
Is the weekend guest Of Miss 6hirs
ley DeNyse OF New York City. Miss
Pryor and Miss DeNyse will attend
Ted Hilton's reunion dance OF the
Hotel Pennsylvania this evening.
Mrs. J. Kelly and Miss M. Kelly
OF Lounsbury street have been
spending several days at Atlantic
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter p. Lawson OF
Meriden road are spending 0 Few
days In New York.
Miss Ruth Quinn has resumed her
studies OF Trinity College. She ID the.
daughter OF Or. and Mrs. Raymond
J, Quinn Of Baldwin street.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Mulcunry Of
washington street have been SPEND
ing O few days In Atlantic City.
Mrs. Daniel Lawlor Of High street
has returned after spending the past
ten days with her sister, Mrs. Q. W.
Landergren, Jr., Of Pittsheld, Mass.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-09-24
Miss Louise Rossi
Feted By Sorority

The eomper Fidelis sorority ten
derod Louis Rossi who 70 10 DO mar
ricd 10 Fred Cappeiletti, @ shower
on Thursday evening At tho home
OF Mrs. Michael Exarhou. The guest
OF honor was the recipient OF o
beautiful silver coffee service. A
luncheon was served later In the
evening. Those attending were:
Louise Rossi, Mrs. Michael Exarhou,
Clara Doooaecino, Anne Jamele,
Nydia Darone, Florence eeiullo, jes-
sic santavenere. Rosaline Longo.
Mary Scale, Helen Jamoie, Grace
Carlo and Mary Cicchitto.
Miss Rossi will be married on
Thursday. october Q, at 0 q. m. OF
tho MT. Carmel church, and the sor.
GRITTY plans 10 attend IN 0 body.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-09-24
Dorothy Migliaro
Wed This Morning

A pretty wedding took place this
morning at $3.50 o'clock al Our Lady
pf ksourdes church when Miss Dor
uthy Elizabeth Misliaro, daughter
III Mr. and Mrs. william Migliaro OF
Cherry street and Edmund Bruno
8toriazzl, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carlo
HloriaRzl OF New Haven were united
II marriage. Rev, Joseph Valdams
hfInl ofiiciated at the ceremony and
Alto celebrated the iiuptial mass
which followed.
The bride wore Q gray suit trim
MED with Ralyac and she wore black
11cassofles and corsage Of orchids.
fIef maid Of honor, Miss Mary Rossi
#nfs teal blue wool dress with
Diack accessories and her coFsage Of
&6fdenlaB. Mf. glorIazzi vas attend.
Al ~ NichoIac pettiniceho a. best
mon.
RE couple left on q motor trip
|6 Washington, D. O. ana Georgia
SNa upon returning VIII take w
||&ir residence - f7o NH'lon PARK
N@&*FfF
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-09-24

The Swedish Lutheran church will
be the scene Of O fall nuptial this
afternoon when Miss Viola Linnea
johnson, daughter OF Mrs. Eva
johnson OF Hill street will become
the bride Of John Muir Brown, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Brown OF
Euclid avenue. Rev. Einar Kron will
perform the ceremony. The altar
win be decorated with palms, white
pom poins, gladioli, asters and ny.
eranReas. A program OF nuptlal
music will be rendered with Mrs.
suuires, solist, singing 70 Perfect
Love" and "Just For To-day"
The bride will DO given In mar
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-09-24

highly conventional, was not O good
lead II tts purpose was 10 establish
the long suit IN the leaders hand.
At best his hand contained Q
single possible entry, and the
chance OF beating the contract with
heart tricks was remote. However.
safe leads against soundly bid game
contracts are often difficult 70 find.
ana many players would say with
out hesitation that South had no
,liOice Is 10 his proper play.
Proving that there are ct least
fWo sides TO this question, Oswald
.yycoby led the club queen against
The same Bidding, and B. Jay
seeker, mems pair champion who
defeated Rothschild by the margin
ef four points, said that IN NJ
opinion Q club shouId hsye been the
opening.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-09-24

Mrs. Douglas Rowley and daugh.
tor Eleanor OF Morse avenue have
returned 10 their home after spend.
ing o vacation at Maple View In
Warrington, Mass. They also visited
In New York State.
Misses Kathleen and Lorraine
Stevens OF East Main street ere
spending q few days In Springfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Garter OF
WATERFOWL avenue ere spending q
few days In New York City.
Miss Margaret Kelley Of East
Main street 10 In New York City
for the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. r. Douehard Of
IA Grove street are guests OF the
Hotel Commodore, New York City.
Mr., and Mrs. George Eastman Of
Baldwin street have returned after
spending O few days In New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hanning Of
Frost Road, are spending o few days
In New York.
Miss Louise McIslligott, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward McElligott
Of Holmes avenue has resumed her
studies OF Trinity college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Fenton OF
willow street are spending the
weekend In New York.
Mr.. and MRS. Charles CLAUS OF
Middlebury are spending several
days In New Jersey.
Miss Lucille Bowling OF East Main
street has returned after spending
O few days In worcester, Mass.
Miss Jane Smith Of Newton Ter
race 10 spending q few days with
Miss Janice Tyack OF New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Hill OF
North Main street, are spending the
weekend In New York city.
John Griffin has returned 10 his
homo on gouthmayd Road after
spending several days In Boston.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-09-24
Plans Progress For
AIunnae Bridge

The Notre Dame Alumnae Associ-
alton will sponsor O bridge and fash.
Ion show Wednesday, october 9TH
In the waterbury Catholic High
School auditorium. The FASHION
show will BID presented by Forester
and Company.
The committee In charge OF the
event includes: Miss Mildred Fin
nan, chairman, assisted BY Mrs
Martin Bergin, Mrs. Louis Manso,
Mrs. Edward Conlan and the Misses
Ruth Kennaugh, Marjorie Powers,
Marjorie Farley, Mary Devereaux'
Margaret Riley, Anne MCDONALD,
Marie Horrigan, Mary oilfedder and
Marguerite Dryer.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-09-24
Women's Society To
Glue Dinner Dance

Mrs. Christine VALET, chairman
for 0 dinner dance 10 be given by
the Pontoiandolfo Womens society,
was hostess 10 q committee meet.
Ing at her homo on Thursday eve.
ming. The dinner dance will be
given at Waverly Inn In Cheshire
on Friday evening, November 9TH.
Members Of the assisting COM
inittee are: MRS. Marion Fisher, Co.
chairman, Mrs. Enricchetto Longo,
Linda Boccaccino, Elda Mancini,
Julia santopietro, Mrs. Emma Al
bini, Adeiine Barbieri, Flora Ciatio,
Mrs. Concetto Tacinelii, Marie
gforsa, Mrs. Angelina gforza, Mrs.
Dora 0ugliotti, Mrs. Anna Jaineie,
Mrs. Jennie Perugini, Phyllis Parla-
piano, Emily pariapiafio, 0enevieve
Guerrero, Rosaiie Longo, Umberto
santopietro, Bdmond0 @ArtopiOtro,
and Carmine Albine,
Mrs. william Fitzgerald was chair.
man OF q very successful bridge
party hold ct the Lycoiiili last eve-
ming for tho benefit Of OF. Patricks
church.
Those present were: MRS. william
Keller, Mrs william DwyeF, Mrs.
Francis Courtney, MRS. Jack Nit
nick, Mrs. Carl Messenger. MRS.
Catherine Donnelly, AIRS. julie Sui
Ivan, Mrs. John stokes, John
Stokes, Mrs. James Barrett, AIRS.
James Brady, MRS. James Grimes,
Mrs. Patrick darvey, Mrs. Daniel j.
Mc0rath, MRS. Joseph fgrickner,
Mrs. Mary nay, MRS. Thomas J.
Redding, Mrs. Harry Degnai, Mrs.
p. y. Barnes, Mrg. Mary polan, Mrs
Peter Clark, Patricia Dafkas, Mrs
Harry Ryan, Betty fitzgerald, Mfs1
Edwad Coniln, Mrs. Oscar TeubneF,
Madeline Donnardeailx, Mrs. james
Wagner, Mrs, smith, Mira. Jhnasa
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-09-24
CONTRACT BRIDGE
How the Choice Of Lead Lost National Championship

inStead Of Q heart on the Iagl
hand" no continued, I'VE wouIe
have had 10 match points instead
OF none on the hand, and would
have won by six points instead Of
losing by four"
Let's see what we would have
done with the leading problem pre-.
sented by the South hand.
with this opening lead. deciarei
ducked IN dummy, North's kirG
dropped. and declarer then made
five spades. two hearts, two Ola
monds, and one club for 10 trick
and Q top score on the board.
Clearly, " was oil o matter OF u
opening lead. The lead made, VIII.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-09-24

Rev. u. A. Lamontagne officiated
at o pretty nuptial OF prominence
this morning OF 0 o'clock at 81.
AIMS Church when Miss Olive Eve
Ign Rochon, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Emile w. Rochon OF Earle
street became the bride Of Christian
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-09-24
Weddings
DELANEY.c,RoURKE

John n. oRourke Of willow
street announces the coming mar.
riage OF his daughter, Eiizabeth
Anne 10 John T. Delaney Of Nau"
gatuck. The wedding will take
place at 81. MargafeHs church on
Saturday, october 18th ct . o..
clock.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-09-24

Laraay, Mrs. John Mitchell, MRS.
Brennan, Mrs John Sweeney, Mrs.
John Qagen, Mrs. p. 8. Bergen, Mrs.
Eugene Burns, Mrs. Thomas Nit
oheii. Miss Jennie Greer, Helen
Ryan, Francis Fitzgerald, Mary
Titzgeraid, Joseph Stokes, Alice
Fitzgerald, Helen Devine.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-09-24

"Thore's lots Of drama In bridge"
remarked Joseph M. RothSchild OF
New York NJ the recent national
championships at Asbury Park, N. J.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-09-24
TAYLOR MATEn

The wedding Of Miss Muriei Mailer
Of WATERFOWL, daughter OF Mr.. and
MRS. Frederick q. Maier, 70 Frank
lin Taylor, son Of Mrs. Louise Tay-
Tor OF Fleet street, takes place this
afternoon at 2 o'clock at the paFsoil-
age Of the First Lutheran church.
A reception at the brides home will
follow.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-09-24

He and his partner finished third
In the mems pair championship, q
bare four points behind the win.
ners. HAD my partner led Q club
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S60. .O0-1217 Holbrook n.e.-6 r.. b., gar.
$50. .O0-1303 Spring I'd. n.w.-6 r.. b.
$50 .00-3333 Que n.w.-6 r., b.. h.-w.h h.
S52 .50-1S23 Bay s.e.-6 r. b., h. h.
$50. .0O-S21 Allison n.w.-6 r., b., h.-w: h.
$50. O.OO-3545 Holmead n.w.-6 r, b.,
h.-w.h.
.5oAi2O Grant ne-6 r., b.. h.-w.h.
.5O-S33 4th st n.e.--6 rms. b.
S42 .50-1351 Md. ave. NE r.; b., Arc.
S3S 5O-11O2 Sth NE r.. b., elec.
THOS. D. WALSH, INC,
Evening star., 1938-10-09

1918 QUE ST. NV.
Six bedrooms and 4 baths with showers
Reception hall large living room, dining
room. Kitchen, pantry And garage; oil
=, Convenient location between Conn. and
New Hampshire aves. Ideal as Comfortable
nome or suitable for doctors once and
residence "-u
INSPECTION by Appointment Only.
RANDALL H. HAGNER g. CO., INC,
1921 Conn Ave Decafnr 9S0n