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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-04-08
Dode
Addresses
Sorority

Mrs. Malcolm Dsde, charming
wife OF Father Dads of s.. CyprIan's
church, spoke last week to Chi
chapter OF the national sorority OF
Phi Delta Kappa, Tuesday on
Nursery Schools and Their Ad-
vantages TO the Pre-School Child"
Her illustrated discussion was most
interesting and enlightening. has
much as Phi Delta Kappas are all
school teachers her subject had a
universal appeal Mrs. Dade based
her talk on her experiences as di-
rector OF St. Cyprian's nursery
school which has operated success
fully for the past few years and
is re-opening after Easter.
Following a brief question period,
the guest speaker and members en-
joyed a tasty luncheon served by
the hostess, Soror Jessie Tobin.
The business meeting hinged
around plans for an elegant Found
ers' day tea on Sunday, May 81, in
that perfect setting at the Lucy
Thurman Y W. c. A. Make a note
Of this affair on your social cal
ender)
Members present were Sorors
Thelma Parker, Bessie Morton,
Martha Bacon, Ashley Cain, Grace
Williams, Geraldine Wells, Sadie
Ransom, Burniece Hoagland, and
Fannie Bethel.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-04-08

served in the cafeteria.
The Gamma Kappa Alpha sorority
had a delightful social night, 60.
withMiss villa Posey, Miss Pearl
King. and Mrs. Essys McBryde act
ing as hoStesses. On Tuesday
March %. "A delicious lunch was
served. consisting cocktails,
pineapple slices with baked ham 80.
potato salad &. q. hot rolls and coffee
members present were. Pearl
King d.. Esther B sl l.. Lovella
Harris. :. Ella Howard E. Clarissa
Moore. E. villa Posey. Theresa
Henry. =. .Rallene Bib b., Marie
Hickson. e. Myrtle Whitman. 90
Hic1on Myrtle Whitman
Margaret Wright Sallye Cooke
Essye CcBryds Winons
AyFes Guests present were Mrs.
Marietta Wells. Joe johnson
George Whitman, Edgar McBryde.
The L. C Blounts entertained the
"Silhouettes' and "Ksppas"
who held their meeting at their
home this week on Saturday night
and what fun they had
After an interesting and to-the-
point meeting, conducted by Mary
Helen Loving They adjourned
the meeting and Toasted eyes upon
the most wonderful specimens of
amateur photography you ever saw
Mr.. Blount happens TO be
"hobby-ized' by photography and
such, and his work Is superb
He develops the films himself and
also takes grand pictures Of him
self and family A few minutes
later all sat down to tasty buffet
supper served down stairs The
"Kappas' and "Silhouettes' who
helped clutter up the recreation
room were Mr. and Mrs Burgess
the Bob Walkers Henry
Walkers . AL Lovinss the Bell
tLoviugz- Ncwewens= tpap
and Frances) the Delbert Lees
the Lyman Gillespie3 the
Jacksons the Bowens -. the
RicheyS the Murphys the
FERRIS the Penlcks the ST
Clair Billups the Charles Fish
erS the Eddie Franks the
George Cathcarts and just coolies
more.
+ + 4
The Regular Fellows" entertain
ed the same night at the Pythians
Hall on Brush and Adams The
evening was spent in dancing, card
playing and jitterbugging d.
Drinks, soft and otherwise floated
over the bar by such expert hands
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-04-08

as club members, Chambers, Bell
Doggett twho is studying to be a
real jitterbug) Merlin Shy. Mr. and
Mrs Avis, Langston, Clark, Bob
and Dorothy Stevens, Charles Rus
sell, Bell Franklin, Al Watkins. AL
bert Warren, Buster Banks, Eugene
Mnlinder, John Campbell, Mr.
Chappele, Mr.. ard Mrs, E. R. Book
err, Irene Warrick, Roy Mormon,
Van Lake, and Mrs. NJ. A. Taylor
and many others Few by few
they left about 2 o'clock.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-04-08
Opens
YearIyMember
Drive, April Il
Mrs. M. Croft, Mrs.
Haley Bell, Leaders

The official "kick-off' meeting
for the annual Y. W. c. A. spring
membership campaign will take
place in Lucy Thurman branch on
Wednesday evening, April 70, from
$50 to 8 o'clock,
1t will take the form of a dessert
campaign party for leaders and
workers in the Lucy Thurman
branch division. Organization OF
the division will be compelled at
this meeting and instructions given
to workers who will make their
first reports at a big metropolitan
Y members night party at Central
branch on April II.
Mrs Mildred Croft, membership
chairman and Mrs Haley Bell are
the two division leaders. Names OF
their workers will be announced
next week. Every girl or woman
interested is invited TO Join the Y,
It is the plan to sing our way
through Membership Month, from
April II to May IS" said Mrs. Made
line H. Fowler, general secretary of
Lucy Thurman branch. Music will
be a special feature OF every gather
ing Of the membership forces" The
kickoff dessert party will be given
in the social room. A special fea-
ture Of the membership solicitation
this year Is the manner in which Y
membership cards will be distri-
-buted fro rnthe office by mail. Pre-
viously the workers have handled
the cards.
Dr. Grace NJ Perdue is metropoli-
tan chairman Of Membership Month,
assisted by Miss Edna G. Valpey,
membership secretary.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-04-08

See Movie

Housewives League number
twelve entertained as visitors at its
last weekly meeting held in the
club rooms OF the Brewster Recrea-
ton Center, Mr. Maxwell Of the
Yellowstone Cleaners and Mrs. Aus
tin, president OF former League
number fifteen.
Here Comes the Mail" a movie
depicting the various stages in mail
delivery development was shown to
an audience of approximately rs.
Election of officers will be held
April rs and all members are urged
to be present and vote,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-04-08

Miss Cleo Williams was enter
tanned on her 18th birthday with a
lovely dinner. given by her mother,
Mrs. Frazier, March 20.
Many lovely games were featured
during the evening and everyone
enjoyed the delicious dinner.
Among the guests were; Louise
and Marion Griffin and Walker
Eskines who were very interesting
guests.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-04-08
In Birthday
Celebration

Mrs. Minnie Clay celebrated her
birthday last Monday afternoon
with a delightful dinner party given
in her honor by her two sisters,
Mrs D. Carrier, and Mrs. Anna
Washington. Guests at the party
were Mrs. G. W. Smith, Larry Lee,
Mrs. Jenny Mayo, Miss Dorothy
Washington, Mr.. and Mrs, Doss Car
ter and Mr.. and Mrs. Lawson Wash
ington.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-04-08
Recovering

Robert Johnson, second Tenor OF
the Franklin Hi Lites swing quar-
tet, was operated on March 8 He
is back home at 1921 Hendricks
street dolng=fiae=RsheEts says he
will be in condition to sing We'd
nesday, April at 8 o'clock when
the Hi Lites go to WWJ on a guest
program.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-04-08
Ups, Church
In Successful
Rally Sunday

The Second Baptist church Of
Ypsilanti, Mich, held its Sunday
morning services with the pastor,
Rev G.. Robertson delivering a won
derful sermon from Psalms 1913.
The Gospel chorus went to Whit
taker, Sunday afternoon and rem
dered a number of beautiful selec-
tons. The rally which has been
closed netted S24645.
Mr.. Wilson would like for all de-
partments TO cooperate by handing
all church news over to MIN.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-04-08
LUCKY EIGHT MEET

The Lucky Eight club met at the
home OF Mrs Villa Bell Simpson,
962 Hague. Plans were discussed
for the entertainment which Is to
be given shortly after Easter. Aft
er business the hostess served a de-
licious repast.
The next meeting will be held at
the home Of Mrs. Turner Matchett
$50 Medbury No. 4.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-04-08

Mrs Moreno Thompson entertained the Detroit Study club
the Y. W. c. A.. Friday evening Patty Bledsoe
was the principal speaker He spoke in general of he ad-
vantages of the Democratic Party and in particular OF its
advantages Miss Louise Grace, who is can
didate for position with the Board of Education, also
and stated would be fair to all groups
elected After the business meeting. luncheon was
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-04-08
Club Hostess

The 1872 Social club was enter
tanned by Mrs. Luella Perkins at her
home on Hastings street last week,
Bingo prizes were won by Mrs.
Iona Harris, Mrs. Myrtle Beck, and
Mrs. Clara Jones. For refreshments
The party journeyed to the restau-
rant owned by their hostess where
they enjoyed q four course Chinese
supper. The next meeting will be
held at the home OF Mrs. Lucille
Steele
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-04-08

Moses Mr.. and Mrs. A. williams,
Miss Jane Carson, Nelson Black
burn, A. Howard and son, Mrs
Pearl Wright, Mrs Mossiem and
Miss Mary o. Doctor and many
other friends.
The bride and groom will make
their home In Detroit.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-04-08

Mr. and Mrs Frank Davis Mr.. and Mrs E. Ford. Miss
Loretta Warren. Mrs Robert Lantoin Lowell Baker.
Bernadine Jordan. Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith Mr..
and Mrs L. c. Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. living Roane
Mr., and Mrs. A. Harper Mr.. and Mrs. R. Campbell Mr.
and Mrs A. G. Toles. Mr. and Mrs Coyd Smith. Mrs
Mary Mathews. Mrs ]. S. Royster. Mr.. and Mrs H.
TaIbert, ST.. Mr.. and Mrs. H. CAN'T.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-04-08

avenue The final arrangements made for the Easter
Sunday Cocktail party be given at the Twelve Horse
men Club delightful lunch and bridge the features
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-12-09

several other sections OF the bud
get are slated TO come In for criti-
ciSn, and battles are In prospect
before the budget Is set UP in final
form. Lengthy discussion Of num-
Der Of appropriations Is promised.
The East End Community Club
seems assured OF victory In It's fight
for an appropriation for the erec-
ton Of gymnasium at Anderson
School, A majority Of the board Is
said to favor the clubs proposal that
the city pay $l6,500 as the sponsors
share, with the WPA 10 contribute
the remainder Of the total cost OF
sos 900.
The 10000 appropriation for a
housing study, sought by leaders OF
labor and welfare groups, Is not ex-
pected 10 be approved. There Is q
possibility, though, that the alder
men may appropriate a smaller sum,
$4,000 to $4,000, for the purpose.
An appropriation for the erection
OF new bridge on HarperS Ferry
road, also being sought, apparently
has no chance Of approval.
Changes made by the aldermen
will alter the budget from It's pro-
posed appropriations Of $6,l58, 872.72,
with q tax rate OF 32.6 mills. II no
large sums are involved, estimated
resources may be increased or fig
ures changed to keep the tax rate at
the figure recommended by the Beard
Of Finance.
Alderman Thomas Bane will seek
to have an appropriation set up for
q revaluation OF real estate In the
city. A committee Is now studying
to ascertain II such revaluation Is
required by state law next year. Sew
eral other pet" appropriations will
be requested.
The proposal for O reduction In the
engineering department appropria-
ton promises 10 raise one Of the
biggest storms. Republican alder
men will contend that the bureau
has too many employees, and that The
payroll item should be cut. They
would simply cut the figure, and let
the city engineer decide which en-
ployes would be let 60.
The appropriations proposed for
the legal department may also come
in for argument. Several aldermen
are understood TO look askance at
the item Of $500 set Up for legal
assistance In civil cases., claiming
that all the necessary work can be
done by the corporation counsel and
his assistant.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-12-09
INDUSTRIAL CLUB
TO HEAR MOODY
South NOrwalk Plant Man
ager Coming Here for
Meeting

"Practicing Industrial Relations"
viii be the theme under discussion
at the December IA meeting Of the
Industrial Foremenl's club at the
central YMCA. The speaker will be
Joseph z. Moody, plant manager Of
the Hodshon- Berg Co.. Of South
Norwalk. Mr.. Moody was formerly
with the Hartford County Manufac-
turers association, from which he
went to South Norwalk as personnel
manager. A month later, he was
made plant manager. The open
forum following the main address
will be participated In by various
personnel managers, works man
ayers, superintendent and foremen
from many Industrial concerns In
Waterbury and Naugatuck.
Preceding the address Harry
Cashin's quartet will entertain the
members of the Foremen's club
At the conclusion Of the regular
meeting there viii be q showing Of
the sound moving picture Modern
Plastics Preferred" which is fur
nished by the Modern Plastics
Company Of New York. Pres. Wes-
ley Leavenworth will be In charge
Of the meeting which els open only
to members and their guests. IN
formation regarding club member
ship may be secured by calling the
Central YMCA.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-12-09

Sibyl Stern.
1O.-The Chanukah Lamp, He
brew--Masha Sheinkepf.
1.-THE Eight Chanukah Lights
English--Leonard Margolis, Lawr-
ence Feuernan, Harold Klein,
George Dickstein, Joseph Rose, AL
vim Jacobson, Stuart Lerner, Her
bert Maxim, and the Shamash-
Herman Baron.
12.-Chanukah Candles, Hebrew
Jerome Hollander.
13.-Chanukah Lights are Shining,
English-Ruth Klausner.
14-Song-Light the Candles
Student Body.
15.-Eight Little Candles, English
Beverly Maxim and Deborah
Matzkin.
le.-Mattathais, English-Herman
Brownstein.
17.-Candles Of Chanukah, He
brew-Hannah GelrAan.
18.-Chanukah, Hebrew - Zelda
Kusnitz.
Liberalization, Hebrew-Phyllis
Stern.
20-Chanukah in song--Tiebrew-
Libbye London, Sally Wolk, Sally
Rosenbaum, Rita Dickstein, Bernice
Goldberg, Eleanor Fishmarl, Bever-
ly Maxim. Barbara Greenblatt and
the Junior Chorus.
2l.--Chanukah, Jewish Rose
wolk.
22.-soldiers, English - Melvin
London.
23.-Chanukah Candles, English
Alfred Silverman.
24.-On the Eve of Chanukah, He.
brew-Pauline Shuman.
25.-Oh. You Beautiful Lights,
Jewish--Miriam Baltim.
26.-Songs-School Choir.
27.-TEs Lamps of the Maccabees,
English-Frank Qruskay.
28.-Chanukah, Jewish - Noble
Silverman.
29.-Before the Bonorah, English
William Dember.
30.--Miracle Of Chanukah, Hebrew
Rita Silverman.
Characters Matathais, Bernard
Leen, Hannah, Bella Horenbein; De-
borah, Nettie Oster; Judah, Morton
Tarr; Jonathan, FRANKLIN Litsky;
First Guard, Harvey Koizim; Sec-
ond Guard, Alvin Reiner; Fourth
Guard, David Goldman.
Members Of the Choir-Franklyn
Litsky, Alvin Retner, Harvey Koi-
zim, Morten TAR, David Goldman,
Oscar Melman, Robert Leon, Allan
Goldman, Norman Rosenbaum, Nor
man Barren, Henya Sheinkopf. Rose
Wolk, Freda Rubin, Florence Rubin,
Ruth Klausner, Lillian Horenbein,
Miriam Baltirn, Nettie Oster, Asnafi,
Esther Kunofsky.
Members Of the Junior Chorus
Harold Fidler, Arnold Leberman,
Sidney Tarr. Sherman Weismail,
Milton Bisnov, Allan Burkman,
Leonard Marquis, Lawrence Feuer-
man, Harold Klein, George Dick
stein, Joseph Rose, Alvin jacobson
Stuart Lerner, Herbert Maxim, Her.
man Baron, Libbye London, Sally
Wolk, sally Rosenbaun, Rita Dick.
stein, Berr1ice Goldberg, Eleanor
Fishman, Beverly Maxim and Bar.
bara Greenblatt.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-12-09
City Board Members to be Paid $28,O54 In 1910
Hebrew Institute
Pupils In Play
Elaborate Program Scheduled for Sunday Afternoon;
Rabbi SheinkOpf to Deliver Chanukah Message

Pupils Of the waterbury Hebrew
Institute will celebrate Chanukah-
Feast OF the Lights-with an elab-
crate program Sunday afternoon at
1 O'Clock.
Judah Enowich, principal Of the
Hebrew School, Is In charge Of the
program, and Is assisted by Miss
Pauline WoloZin and Sol Brown,
members Of the faculty. Miss Wo-
losln will be piano accompanist.
Rabbi Moses D. Sheinkopf will
deliver his annual Chanukah mes
sage. Other speakers will be Moses
Koizim, president of the Institute
and Abraham Matzkin, chairman Of
the Schools Board Of Education.
Refreshments and gifts win be dis
tributed to the children by the
Daughters OF Beth Israel.
The program in full:
Lighting Of the Candles
Lawrence Feuerman.
2.-Hanereth Halolu and Rock Of
Ages-School Choir.
,3.-Story Of Chanukah, Hebrew
Henya Sheinkopf.
4.-Miracle Of Chanukah, jewish
Asnah Shiller.
5.-History Of Chanukah, English
Bennett Klamkin.
Elm Honor of Chanukah, He
brew-Martha Krinsky.
7.-TWinkling Sandles, Hebrew -
Ida Fried.
8.-Songs-Oh, Chanukah and Sc
vivon-Choir.
81 Have q Candle, Hebrew -
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-12-09
500 ATTEND BIG
ITALIAN Aid BALL
Annual Event Last Night
at Temple Hall Raises
Funds for Needy

More than 500 persons, represent
ing Italian American fraternal and
social groups. attended the second
annual charity ball Of the italian
Aid committee last night In Temple
hall.
Proceeds Of the affair will 60 to-
ward assisting needy Italian families
Of the city during the Christmas
season.
The grand march was led by
Mayor and Mrs. Patrick M. Perriel-
10, followed by Mayor-Elect Vincent
A. Scully, City Treasurer-elect Serge
Belanger and Mrs. Belanger, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Puzzo, School Commits
sioner Louis e. Bria and Miss Lucia
A. Matarazzo, Representative and
Mrs. Hugo Guastaferri, Mr.. and Mrs
Salvatore Puzzo.
Those who took part In an enter
tainment before the dancing were
Lois and Dolores DeVito. tap danc-
ers; Blanche Divigard, songs; selec-
tons by the Capable Hawaiian
string trio, John Grappone, boy sin
ger; Felix Guarini and Steve Fer
rucci, comedian; william Carbon,
singer; Lucy Martone and Al Com
ardo, dance duo. Joseph Manganaro
was master OF ceremonies.
Members OF committees that as
sisted In arrangements and others
who have contributed to the Italian
Aid Committee funds were thanked
by Rt. Rev. Monsignor Joseph VAL
dambrini, founder and treasurer OF
the relief committee.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-12-09
HARRY HARD NEXT
KIWANlS SPEAKER
Photographer to Address
Elton Luncheon Farley
Next Wednesday

Harry Hard, local photographer
will discuss "Color Photography" at
the weekly luncheon meeting OF the
Kiwanis Club Wednesday noon at
the Hotel Elton. He will tell OF
some interesting discoveries regard
ing amateur photography and anna
teur movies. He Will be introduced
by the president, DR.. Howard Miller
A directors meeting will be held
next Friday noon at the Hotel Elton
at which every member will be well
come. The annual Christmas party
for underprivileged children will be
held ct st. Johns Episcopal Church
parish house, Saturday afternoon
December l6, at 2:l5 o'clock. Pack
ages should be left at the Chase
Dispensary by Wednesday, Decem-
Der IS. Ralph Paine heads the COM
mittee In charge.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-12-09

A full slate Of officers of the
Societa Sannltica was chosen at q
meeting held last night in Liberty
hail. Domenic Barbierl was re-
elected president, Luigi Filippello
and Joseph Giannetti were named
ice-presidenG Others officers Sc
lected were recording secretary,
John Isxo; assistant recording Sec
rotary, Mike DeCarlo; treasurer,
Ralph Grille; financial secretary,
Ccrardo Pannone; assistant finan-
cinl secretary, Gabrielle Sicarra;
cs nsor, Pasquale DiLeone; orator,
Ir,nocenzo Renzoni; herald, Amer
iso Di Ongells; counselors, Nicola
AIbino, Antonio Ioinitti, Antonio
Uelosi, Frank Addona, and Philippe
Garofano; trustees, Antonio Fill
p0lli and Donate BaldlnO; &C
ccuntants, Luigi Ricclardl and An
tonic Minervini; sentry, Giacam0
Seiarra; assistant sentry, Frank
OAgilardi; doctor, Saverio Cerullo;
chairman Of election board, An
thony Petrilio, assisted by Angelo
Cimaglia and vincenzo Mastroi-
aMo.
Plans were made Mt this meeting
for the fifth anniversary enter
tainmcnt and dance, and 0 menu
bership drive for the coming year
was discussed.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-12-09

Aldermen In 1910 viii get $3.50
each, with the aldermanic president
getting $3.50. Finance board MEM
bers will get $500 each, and school
commissioners $3.50 each.
The following table shows the sal
aries to be paid board members next
year:
Board Of Aldermen-$4,250
President-$750
IL members at $3.50 each-s3,50O
Board Of Finance-$2,500
Five members ct $500 each
Board OF Tax Com'ers-sl5,Soo
Five members 1t $500 each
Board Of Tax Review-$S00
Three members OF $500 each
Board Of Public Works-s2,l00
Seven members at $500 each
Board Of Park Com'ers-6OO
One secretary ct $500
Board Of Education--$l,35O
Nine members at $50 each
Board Of Selectmen-$954
Three members at SIS . day for
10 days; one clerk 1t SO day
for Is days.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-12-09
CHURCH May BUY
BULLETIN BOARD
Zion Daughters to Cover
Part of Expense for
Lutheran Parish

Mrs. Carl z. Anderson entertained
the Daughters Of Zion OF Zion Luth-
ern church at her home on Elliott
street, Thursday afternoon. Mrs.
Emil johnson was In charge OF the
meeting.
The society decided to assist in
serving coffee at the reception for
new members on the evening Of the
18th In the church on Cherry street
The treasurer reported a good In
come from the gathering at the
home Of Mrs. Emil johnson last
month, which more than covered the
organizations share toward the ex-
pense Of q new bulletin board for
the church. Mrs. A. M. Anderson
invited the ladies to meet at her
home In January. At the close OF
the meeting Mrs. Anderson, assisted
by her daughter, Mrs. George Howe
and her daughter in-law, Mrs. How
ard Anderson, served coffee.
Those In attendance at the De-
cefnber meeting were Mrs. A. M. An
derson, Mrs. @. e. johnson, Mrs
Carl Olander, Mrs. Charles Lindell,
Mrs. Emil Anderson, Mrs. Hannah
Clausen, Mrs. Fred Larson, Mrs.
Gust orandell, Mrs. Emil Johnson,
Mrs. Axel Torsell, Mrs. John Eric
son. Miss Augusta Magnuson, Mrs
Carl q. Carlson, Mrs. william Swan
son, Mrs. Arvid Swanson, Mrs. Marie
Anderson, Rev. and Mrs. e. Einar
Kron, Miss airline Kron, Miss Car
olyA Kron, Mrs. Hjalmar Peterson
Mrs. Carl e. Anderson, Mrs. George
Howe, Miss Jacklyn Ann Howe, Mrs.
Howard Anderson, Mrs. John
Grandell and Mrs. Betty Hallen-
borg.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-12-09

Naugatuck, Dec. 9.--The funeral
Of Sheldon Franklin Payne, 81, Of
Spencer street, sole surviving Civil
War veteran here, win be held to-
morrow ut $3.50 at the Congrega-
ti0nal church. Rev. Edward r.
Hance, pastor Of The church, will
ofiiciate. Interment will be ct the
convenience Of the family.
Although no military rites are
planned, 1t Is expected veterans
organizations win be represented
at the funeral. Friends may call
at the Gilnacls funeral home, 95
Meadow street, between 2 and 4
o'clock this afternoon or from 7 to
0 o'clock tonight, The local Lee
gion post members and Its auxili-
airy will meet at 8 o'clock tonight
ut the Pythian hall and will 60 to
the funeral home in o body.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-12-09
PRIEST DESCRIBES
ITALIAN CONDITIONS

Conditions Of Italy as he saw them
on his recent trip will be discussed
by Ist. Rev. Msgr. Joseph Valdam-
brini at the weekly forum In the
YMCA Monday night. The priests
topic will be Italy Today"
Monsignor Valdambrini will speak
At the invitation OF the Cwoans club,
OF which Paul Merluzzi Is president
The forum Is scheduled for 9 o'clock
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-12-09
WATERBURY CHESS
CLUB DEFEATED

The Waterbury Chess club, play
ing OF the Bond hotel, Hartford,
last night, lost to the Hartford
knights team, 80.
Members Of both teams are: r.
Mitchell, I. Burnstein, II. Hamburg.
e. verrillo and @. Duttop, for the
Hartford club; George eastman,
N. A. Cornell, Fred Norling, John
Luke and B. O. Bowers. Mr.. Cash
man and Mr.. Cornell won their
games.
Mr.. eastman, Of the local team,
won over the former state cham
pion, Mr.. Mitchell, who defeated the
local man in state tourney three
years.