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than Captains Courageous That
Is what the studio lads say those who
have seen the rushes say.
IT WOULD certainly be affording
you shabby treatment if we did
not pass on the bright little kernels
cleaned from the weeks publicity
chaff. The first, found in brochure
the Paramount people have sent out
10 remind drama departments of Her
jungle Love the new Dorothy La
mour-Ray Milland film, which is
slated for the Capitol sometime
soon. All we can do is quote, so:
Use of technicolor in the filming
OF Her Jungle Love brings the Jungle
to life on the screen for the first time!
(And don't forget the exclamation
point) 1t is the first jungle picture
to be photographed in color.
Where other motion pictures have
shown the jungle as a toneless, mean
ingless and colorless tangle of drab
monotony, this Photographic MASTER
piece presents the jungle in all the
glory OF its many-hued garb.
Through the infallible 90 chats
our question mark eye of the color
camera, the jungle is presented on the
screen Just as 1t was created by the
one incompatible scene painter-Na-
ture,"
That's what we wanted to get
around to. Now when any one tells
you the movie industry is self-cen-
tered you will have the answer. for
you can now remember when a studio
ADMITTED nature was Incompatible.
The other quote is from a story
announcing Test Pilot:
Metros Test Pilot tells a heart
valloping story that abounds in
thrills and with Gable flying reck-
lessly when he's not loving recklesslv
there's naturally romance and action
galore. too" Naturally.
COUCHED not in such heroic Ian
guage and not drowned out by the
roar OF the surf as waves of rollick-
ing adjectives roll up on the beach,
come other announcements which
should be of interest.
Columbia, the studio which made
'Mr. Deeds" and The Awful Truth"
has another comedy by which it sets
high hopes, The title is There's
Always a Woman ca hopeful note.
at that and next week when it
comes to the Earle you will find
Melvin Douglas and Joan Blondell
playing a detective and his wife
trying to beat each other to the cap
ture of the same murderer.
Next on the calendar at Keiths,
after the customers have enough for
the moment of Irene Dunno singing
jerome Kern tunes, will be Mad
About Music" All We know about
1t is what we've seen IN the papers
and the boys in cities where the new
Deanna Durbin picture has been
shown have called it better than
the first two she made. That is
something to look forward to.
Down at the other end of F street,
like between Ninth and Tenth, where
the Metropolitan is located, you will
IND more comedy, this perpetrated
by Jimmy Durante. The picture
is Start Cheering" all about a
film star who decides to forget all
about Hollywood and 60 to college,
who finds himself in an institution
that's mad for publicity.
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that all actors are guilty Of such un.
fairness to the theater. 1t would, for
instance, be impossible to imagine
Dudley Digges loaflng on any role he
was playing. even II he had been
acting the part for the years that
"On Borrowed Time" is likely to run.
I can't imagine such players rs Sir
Cedric Hardwicke and Miss Julia Hay
don doing any such thing in Shadow
and Substance" either. But it does
happen In the best-regulated plays
and casts. and it should be stopped
before 1t is too late. Important stage
directors used to get around to their
plays from time to time and check
up on their players. Now, under
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costume films ard will enact Grimm's
The Brave Little Tailor. or Seven at
One Blow" Donald is not to be out.
done by the striplings he has trained
and will appear with Greta Garbo-or
some one who looks and sounds
awfully like her-in The Autograph
Hound the second of Hollywood
series, the first being Mother Goose
Goes to Hollywood"
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stand. they tend to be careless about
the loafers In the cast. I think it
would be q fine idea II they got
rigorous again and looked into the
performances that they once directed.
They might be unpleasantly surprised
at what they saw
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merely as an additional weapon for
destroying what he regards as cheap,
incompetent or otherwise worthless.
But even If the reviewers were merely
showing of at the expense of the
theater, they would be committing a
sin no more serious than an actor
commits when he lets down a play be-
cause he is a little tired Of its long
run.
Fortunately it is by no means true
Evening star., 1938-04-17
FRIDAY

Paradise Isle"
Fred Astaire in
''Damsel in Distress.
Sonia Henie and
Don Ameche in
"Happy Landing"
Billy and Bobby Maucf
in "Penrod and His
Twin Brother"
All-comedy show. witt
Three Stooees. Pop.
eye: Our Gang. etc
Buck Jones in
Boss Of Lonely
Valley"
Billy and Bobby Mauct
in "Penrod and Hi
Twin Brother"
Glenda Farrell and
Barton MacLane in
Blondes at Work"
Walt Disney's
Snow White and thu
Seven Dwarfs."
Gary Cooper
in
Bengal Lancers."
Music for Madame
and BULLDOG Drum.
mond Comes Back
Anna May Wong in
DAUGHTER of Shane.
hal"
Sonia Henie and
Don Ameche in
Happy Landing. "
Wayne Morris. Pris.
ella Lane. in Love
Honor and Behave
Donald Woods
in
The Black DOLL"
Mae West. Edmunc
Lowe. Every Days {
Holiday"
Terry Walker
in
Federal Bullets"
Virginia Judge"
Fredrlc March in
The Buccaneer."
william Powell ant
Annabella in Baron
ess and the Butler
w. c. Fields ant
Martha Rave in "Bis
Broa dcast of 193s.'
William Boyd in
partners OF the
Plains"
The Feud Makers,
VIM. Powell in Bar
oness and the Butler.
Rudolph Valentino
IN
son Of the Sheik p"
All-comedy show. witt
Popeye. Our Gang
Charlie Mccarthy. etc
All-comedy show. will
Laurel and Hardy
Our Gang. others,
WAYNE Morris. Pris
ella Lane. in Love
Honor and Behave.
Checkers"
Eleanore Whitney II
Thrill OF a Lifetime ;
Walt Disney's
Snow White and tn,
Seven DIV arts "
She's No Lady"
Mickey Rooney in
"Hoosier SChoolbov
Shirley TEMPLE in
'RebeCca of Sunny
brook Farm. -
Gary Cooper. Claud
cite Colbert. IN Blue
beard s Eighth Wife
John Wayne and
Marsha Hunt in
Born to the West
Idol of the Crowds
Fredric March In
Nothing Sacred =
Robert Taylor and
Maureen O'Sullivan IL
"A Yank at Oxford
There oes tn,
Groom Myrna Lo,
in Man Proof" -"
Headin' East" ant
You re Only Youni
Once -
Bette Davis and
Henry Fonda in
"Jezebel.
George Brent. Olivii
de Havilland. Gold l
Where You Find Il.
Fredrlc March
The Ruccaneer."
Walt Dlsney's
Snow White and thl
Seven Dwarts."
Gary Cooper and
Jean Arthur in
The PlainSman."
Charlie Mccarthy ant
the Ritz Brothers il
Goodwin Follies."
George Brent. Olivii
de avilland. Gold I
Where You Find It
Evening star., 1938-04-17
Photoplays in Washington Theaters This Week
THURSDAY
paradise isle"
Fred AStaire in
DdmSel In UiStreSS'

- ~ AkA<hA
paradise Isle"
Fred Astaire in
"Damsel in Distress"
Sonia Henie and
a, Don Ameche in
'Happy Landing"
Edw. G. Robinson In
"A Slight Case OF
Murder
Allan Jones and
Judy Garland in
"Everybody Sing"
Dolores Del Rio In
international Settle
ment."
Walter Huston and
James Stewart in
"Of Human Hearts"
Allan Jones and
Judy Garland in
Everybody Sing"
Walt Disney's
Snow White and the
Seven DWarfs."
Gary Cooper
in
Bengal Lancers."
Music for Madame"
and Bulldog Drum
mond Comes Back"
Beverly Roberts and
Dick Purcell in
Daredevil Drivers"
Sonia Henie and
Don Ameche in
'Happy Landing"
Edw. G. Robinson in
"A Slight Case OF
Murder"
Joel McCrea and
Bob Burns in
Wells Fargo"
Mae West. Edmund
Lowe. Every Days a
Holiday
Charles Lauphton in
"RuggleS OF Red
Gap"
Black Legion"
Joan Bennett in II
Met My Love Again"
w. C. Fields and
Martha Rave in Big
Broadcast of 1923"
w. C. Fields and
Martha Rave in Big
Broa dcast OF 1888"
Fredric March
in
The Buccaneer."
The Feud Makers"
VIM. Powell in Bar
oness and the Butler"
Rudolph Valentino
in
Son Of the Sheik."
Bob Burns and
Martha Raye in
Mountain Music"
Warner GLAND IN
Charlie Chan at
Monte Carlo"
Robert TAYLOR and
Maureen O'Sulliyan in
"A Yank at oxford" ="
Constance Bennett
and Brian Aherne in
"Merrily We Live "
Walt DiSneys
Snow White and the
Seven Dwarfs."
There Goes the
Groom and
Reported Missing"
Shirley Temnle in
'RebeCca Of Sunny
brook Farm. e
Gary Cooper. Claud-
cite Colbert. in Blue
beard 5 Eighth Wife"
Frank Morgan. Flor
ence Rice, in Beg.
Borrow or Steal
Idol of the Crowds"
Fredrlc March in
Nothing Sacred. -
Robert Taylor and
'Maureen O'Sullivan in
"A Yank at oxford"
There oes the
Groom. Mvrna Loy
in Man Proof"
william Powell and
Annabella in Baron
ess and the Butler"
Bette Davis and
Henry Fonda in
"Jezebel !"
George Brent. Olivia
de Havilland. Gold Is
Where You Find It"
Fredrlc March
in
The Buccaneer."
Walt Disney's
Snow White and the
Seven Dwarfs."
Constance Bennett
and Brian Aherne in
"Merrily We Live"
Charlie Mccarthy and
the Ritz Brothers in
Goodwin Follies."
IGeorge Brent. Olivia
de Hsvilland. Colds
Where You Find IT >"
Evening star., 1938-04-17
SATURDAY

Danger Patrol" and
Some Blondes Are
Dangerous"
Constance Bennett
md Brian Aherne In
"Merrily We Live"
Checkers" and
She's Got Every.
thing"
Ranger Courage."
Wayne Morris. Love.
honor and Behave"
Anna May Wong in
Daughter of Shang-
hal"
Joe T. Brown
in
Wide Open Faces"
Radio City Revels"
and
Double DANGER"
gladys George. Fran
,hot Tone. in Love
Is a Heada che"
Prairie Thunder"
Ind "Penrod and His
Twin Brother"
North of the Rio
1rande" and "Satur-
days Heroes"
Humphrey Bosart and
Frank McHugh in
Swing Your Lady"
Glenn Morris and
Eleanor Holm in
'Tarzan's Revenge" "
Silly and Bobby Ma UGH
n "Penrod and His
Twin Brother"
William Boyd
in
"TeXaS Trail"
Charles Starrett and
Barbara Weeks in
old Wyoming Trail"
Glenn Morris
in
"TarZan's Revenge"
Virginia Judge" d"
Frcdric March in
The Buccaneer."
Charlie Chan at
Monte Carlo" and
Love on a Budget"
Danger Patrol"
William Hall in
The Spy Ring" "
Ricardo Cortez
in
CITY Girl"
Danger Patrol" and
Land of Fighting
Men"
Rudolph Valentino
in
"Son OF the Sheik."
Love on a Budget"
Gilbert Roland in
Thunder Trail" "
Romance of the
Rockies and She
Loved a Fireman"
Billy the Kid ="
Frank MORGAN. Beg.
Borrow or Steal"
"CheCkers.
Eleanore Whitney in
Thrill Of a Lifetime -
Joe E Brown
in
Wide open Faces"
"Dodge City Trail"
Karen Morley in
"On Such a Night"
WAYNE Morris in
The Kid Comes
Back"
Gary Cooper. Claud-
'tte Colbert. in Blue
ocard's Eighth Wife "
William Powell and
Anna bella in Baron
ess and the Butler"
She Loved a Fire
and HOLLYWOOD
Roundup
Walt Disneys
Snow White and the
Seven DWarfs." "
Rogue of the Range"
Dorothea Kent in
"CarnlV al Queen"
Headin East" and
You're Only Young
Once.
Bette Davis and
Henry Fonda in
Jezebel.
Sergeant Murphy"
Sally Eilers in Every
body's Doing 1t
Love on a BUDGET"
and Partners OF the
Plains"
GLADYS George. Fran
chot Tone. in Love
Is a Hea dache ="
Walt Disneys
Snow White and the
Seven DWarts."
Charlie Mccarthy and
the Ritz Brothers in
"Goldwyn Follies."
Warner GLAND in
Charlie Chan at
Monte Carlo"
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Continued From Page F.l)
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Love on a Eudeet'
and Partners Of the
Plains
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than Captains Courageous. That
Is what the studio lads say those who
have seen the rushes say.
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Sergeant Murphy "
Sally Eilers in Every
hndtr,c nninr IL :,
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Rogue of the Range" :"
Dorothea Kent in
Carnival Queen "
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"Headin East" and
You re Only Young
Hrca
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Charlie Mccarthy and
the Ritz Brothers in
Goodwin Follies "
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George Brent. Olivia
de Havilland. Gold Is
Where You Find 1t"
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GLADYS George. Fran
chot Tone. in Love
Is a Headache +"
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The Buccaneer."
Walt Dlsneys
Snow White and the
Seven DwarfS."
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Gary Cooper and
Jean Arthur in
The PlainSman" 4"
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LIZ VIC Ato 10 anu
Henry Fonda in
"Jezebel.
George Brent. Olivia
de Havilland. Gold Is
Where You Find Il. "
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-25

Boy Scout Troop g, St. Francis Xavier's parish, will conduct an in- vestiture service tonight at their regular weekly meeting in the parish hall. Arrangements have been com- pleted for the presentation of a solemn and novel service, which will be attended by scout officials and mothers of the boy scouts.
 Scoutmaster William J. Gaughan is in charge of the service. Re- treatments will be served at the conclusion of the meeting. Plans will also be made tonight for a program of spring and summer activities.
 Nabor Mite
 More than 100 couples attended the second in a series of Nabor Mites which was sponsored at the Washington Park Community house last night by the Community club. Old fashioned dancing with music by the WPA orchestra was the high light of the evening. Refreshments, supplied by those who attended, were served during intermission.
 EarbenderS
 Victories for Stenson, Coughlin and Grimes were registered at last nights play in the "45" tournament of the Earbenders in the Commu- nity house. The scores were as fol- lows: Stenson, 25; Greaney, IT.; Coughlin, g; Lally, 21; Grimes, 24; Kenny. Is.
 The standing is Coughlin 14-7; Grimes 13-8; Lally 12-9; Kenny 9-12: Stenson 9-12; Creamy TIA.
 James Kelleher, chairman of the committee in charge of the Ear benders annual banquet last night that the affair has been postponed indefinitely. The original date had been set as April g. A convention of the Syrian American club is to be held at the Community house on that night.
 Testimonial
 Final plans have been completed for testimonial which will be giv-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-25
AMORY WHITE
 FORUM GUEST
Radio Operator at Second Congregational Church
 Sunday Evening

Amory H. Waite, Jr., radio opera tor and electrician of the Ice Party" at Little America will give an illustrated lecture at the Forum of the Second Congregational church next Sunday evening at 7:30 p. m. on the subject: With Admiral Byrd at Little America!" This lec- ture will be illustrated by 120 stere- opticon views whichr do not conflict with motion pictures previously shown and accompanied by the dis play of actual furs and equipment used by Bud" Waite on these haz- ardous plunges, this story comes to you with all the personal touches, and humorous sketches, that only one of the men who had survived the thrills of this expedition could actually impart.
 MT. Waite was one of the three men who eventually arrived at Ad- miral Byrd's tiny isolated shack, 123 miles south of the Base" to relieve the Commanders" five months vigil under the SHOWS of the Antarctic Winter Night MT. Waite's story will hold you spellbound. In his own words, the man who acted as Radio Operator on all major tractor trips but two, who was cook" during that critical two months when four men were confined to the limits of a nine by thirteen shack under the snow, will bring you the entire story of the Second Byrd Antarctic Expe- ditiOn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-25
CHAMPION RACER
 TELLS OF THRILLS
Peter Depaolo Guest at Local Auto Dealers,
 Mechanics Meeting

Peter DePaolo, champion auto racer and author of Wall Smack err, who won the Indianapolis 500- mile rich stakes race in 1925, told 15O dealers and mechanics of Wa terbury about some of the experi- ences he has had in racing last night at meeting at Hotel Elton. He described as his greatest thrill the winning of the racing drivers epic at Indianapolis, which, he said. brought him $53,00O and which, also, caused him to lose eight pounds.
 He told of crashing at 145-mile- per-hour clip ill another race and escaping with minor injuries. An other time, four years ago, he said that he was making trial run for a street race at Barcelona, Spain. and swung his car into wall when he rounded a corner and three chil- dren were playing in the street. That was four years ago and that cost him four months in hospi- tai, he related.
 Racing car drivers were described as the guinea pigs" of the automo- tive industry who try out various innovations of the builders at great speeds. He spoke, also, of his uncle, the famous Ralph DePalma, Tcalo Balbo, MusSolini, and Hitler.
 William Wilson and Arthur Hutchinson spoke on subjects con- cerned with automotive parts.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-25
VETERANS FAVOR
 PEACE PROGRAM
Knowledge of Wars Hor. TOTS Prompts Them
 Says ROA Speaker

Army and navy men were de- scribed as pacifiSts, who constantly pray for peace because they know the horrors of war, by Lieut.. Walter L. Hinckley, USN., retired, of War ren, speaking last night on the war fare in the Far East before the meeting of the Waterbury branch of the Reserve Officers association at the post office. The speaker sep- arated various types of pacifists into groups, saying that Christian pacifists advocate policy of neigh borliness to end war.
 Maj. M. A. OHara appointed Lieut.. Col. Harry J. Beardsley, Capt. J. Peter Costigan, Maj. Michael J. Galullo and Lieut.. Francis Nunn as nominating committee to bring in slate at the April meeting, also to propose delegates to the state de- partment convention at The Elton, May 26. It was voted to accept the invitation of Capt. Richard Baxter to hold the May meeting at his farm in Middlebury. Maj. Newton w. Alexander, state department president, reported on convention plans and other reports were made by chairmen.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-25
Unemployed Of State
 May Form Federation
Speakers Here at Mass Meeting Urge Unity of Effort Mass Class Criticism Deployed By Rev. MT. Bobilin

ployed and the support of beneficial legislative programs, Miss Day des- cribed her work on the Catholic Worker, which she helped to organ ize four years ago.
 Mass Criticism
 Rev. MT. Bobilin pointed out that this is a mistake for one class of people to condemn another class en masse. He said that in spite of in- dications to the contrary there are many persons in all denominations who really take seriously the com- mandments Hove thy neighbor as myself" There are good people among the rich and among the en- ployers," he commented. MT. Bobi- lin also touched on the subject of good government, by saying, There is no use in condemning all Demo- crats, all Republicans or all Social ists. Everybody who wants good government should get together on that issue and work for it"
 Legislative Efforts
 Rabbi Greenfield declared that labor and unemployed workers can wield a tremendous influence by uniting to wage legislative battle. MT. O'Brien also stressed the need of organization and unity.
 MT. Faust stated that other Connecticut cities are forming as Sociations similar to Waterbury'S and that such associations should work together, with labor, and with other groups. He suggested that they unite into 8 state federation.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-25
Scout Troop To Hold Investiture Service Parents, Official Invited to Ceremonies in Xaverian
 Hall TOnight-NabOr Mite Dance Held
WASHINGTON HILL

en in honor of James "Pinky" Shea at McGrath's Pine room, Thursday evening, April ?. A large number of his friends are expected to at- tend.
 Included on the arrangements committee are chairman, Frank McKeown, George Cassidy, Frank Hogan, Larry Shea. Joseph Kulha- vik. Peter Lawlor, Morris Maroney, Phil Ryan, David Mccarthy and William Clasby.
 Basketball
 The Community club will meet the Welles tonight in a play-otf for championship of the second round of Washington Park Basketball league. Directors of the league last night dismissed a protest filed gy the i'reps pertaining to their game last Monday night with the Com munity club. The latter team won 29-28.
 Preliminary games tonight will feature junior league talent. The first game, due to start at ' o'clock will feature the Blues against the Flashes. Cadets will meet MohawkS in the second game.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-25

Heaney, Mrs. Charles Mccarthy and Mrs William Rooney.
 Members of the Epworth League society of Grace Methodist church who attended a rally at the Metho- dist church in Southington, on Wednesday night, included:
 Dorothy Atherton, Marvin Niyen, Janet Brodie, Betty Wilson, Russell Farnlof, June Cook. Vincent Leon- ard sherman Brown, Lois Brown, Evelyn Black, Minot Greene, Bar ret Brown and Rev. Alison J. Smith.
 The local society will entertain the Thomaston Group Saturday night at 7:3O o'clock at the Grace Methodist church. Games, includ- ing Chalk the Corner" have been planned. after which hamburgers and hot dogs will be in order.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-25
LIONS CLUB PAY
 PHELAN TRIBUTE

A miniature road sign was pre- sented James J. Phelan yesterday at the meeting of the Lions club at Hotel Elton in recognition of his success in obtaining Lions club signs for entrances of main highways to Waterbury. Sydney Pearson was ap- pointed delegate to the governors highway safety conference at Yale, April 4.
 Invitation of the Ridgefield LiosA club for April 26 was accepted and James Miller and John Urban are in charge of the local clubs arrange ments. Francis Calvin and Dr. Glenn Sweet are on committee to arrange for attendance at the dis trict convention, July 21-22 at Hotel Griswold. Eastern Point.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-25
GIRL 13, DIvORCEE

San Francisco - (UP0 Mrs. Gladys Stafford Robbins is one of the few women of the world who have become grass widow at the age of 13. Her marriage last June to Forrest Robbins, a young plumb CTS helper, to which her mother had consented, was annulled under statute denying the right of con- sent to parents when the child is under 16.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-25
Legion Women Plan
 Mardi Gras Shortly
Opinions to Be Discussed at Meeting Tonight-Ep=
 worth League to Entertain ThOn1astOn Members
WATERV
Mrs. R. w. Henon-1786 Thomaston Ave.-reL 3-546s

Waterville, March 25-The Cas- per s. Davis, American Legion Auxiliary, will hold a special meet ing tonight at o'clock at Frater- nifty hall, on Boyden street. Plans will be discussed concerning a Mardi Gras and members of the post are invited to listen in and offer opinions. The committee in charge of the annual Silk Sox Social in April, will make reports on the progress made. A social will fol- low.
 Rev. Thomas L. Sinclair, rector of All Souls Episcopal church of Waterbury. will conduct a Lenten service tonight at o'clock, 1t St. Pauls Episcopal church, which will include prayer and sermon.
 Sunday morning, April 3d. at 8:45 o'clock, the Salvation Army Girl Cadets, from the Salvation Army Training school in New York city, will present musical service at Waterville park, to which all are invited. From there, the girls will go to the Grace Methodist church and be in charge of the meeting of the Everyman's Bible class at 9:15 o'clock.
 This group of Salvation Army Girls will be in Waterbury for sev- eral days and will present programs at the Salvation Army Citadel on Cherry street.
 The Girl Cadets, are young peo- pie, abuot to be graduated from training school. They will soon go to all parts of the country in the interest of Salvation Army work.
 Miss Frances Gunterman of Hunt ington Place, spent last week end in Yonkers, N. r., where she visited Miss Freida Freedricks.
 Food Sale
 The Parish Society of St. PauIS Episcopal church held an all day food sale yesterday at Rowland Hughes store, in Waterbury. The committee in charge included: Mrs. George Bailey, Mrs. Walter Fox Mrs. Walter Field and Mrs. Lena Stevens.
 Stations of the Cross will be made tonight at St. Michael's church, during a Lenten devotional service at 7:30 o'clock.
 The Waterbury Council of Cath olic Women held a meeting Tues day night at the Diocesan Home, 56 Church street, in Waterbury, when workers of various parishes began plans for the 1888 membership drive. Mrs. George Goggin is chair lady of St. Michaels parish, as sisted by the following: Mrs. Ed ward Finn. Mrs. George Mulligan, Mrs. John Humphrey. Miss Jo- sephine McMahon, Mrs. Patrick Donahue, Mrs. John Lynch, Mrs. c. Arthur Dubois. Mrs. William Dunlavey, Mrs. Daniel Sullivan, Mrs Charles Denehy, Mrs. Joseph Seery, Mrs. John Mccarthy, Mrs. Alfred Kenney, Mrs. Joseph McArdle, Mrs. Martin Dunn, Mrs. M. J. Malia, Mrs. Joseph Kenney, Mrs. William