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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-10
$l,O0O DAMAGE
 IS WITHDRAWN

The $1,000 damage suit of Harry E. Grant of this city, suing through Charles L. Grant, against Joseph Risen of Meriden, for injuries sus- tained in an automobile accident in Milford last September, was with drawn from the docket of common pleas court this morning.
 The plaintiff complained that on September 6, 1888, he entered an intersection in Milford and was struck by car operated by the de- fendant, who was charged with be- ing negligent in operating his car. Fl 2 plaintiff is alleged to have suf- fered bruises, contusions and lacera- tions of the head, chest and body and a physical and nervous shock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-10
Hartnett Testimonial

Approximately 60 attended a bachelor dinner last night at Mo- Grath's Pine Room in honor of Ed ward Hartnett, recently wed Wash ington Hill resident. Fellow employees and friends of the guest of honor were in attendance. John M. Hahn, classified adver- Using manager of the Waterbury Democrat, was toastmaster, and in that capacity presented the guest of honor with a purse. Several of the guests and the guest of honor spoke briefly.
 Those attending included: Tommy Driscoll, Bernard Zaukauskas, Tim othy O'Brien, Tommy Minnehan, Vincen McKeown, Jerry Davino, Clarence Barker, Ellery Clarke, c. Fitzpatrick, Bill Leibolt, William Butterly, Joseph Lanese, John Mor- rissey, William Boughton, Domenic Carroll, Joseph Pulley, Edward Mo- Grath, Earl Lewis, Thomas McaCr- thy, Lester Coughlin.
 Also Ike Dervis, Michael Dervis cOoCpiA 3NS41dh, OdllICo SflCCll, 1dt- rick Shea, William Ladden, Walter Kenney, Edward Mccormack, Will liam O'Neil, Sidley Litsky, Ray Shugrue, Jerry Shugrue, Leonard Shugrue, Jere Shugrue, John Crav- en, John McGrail.
 Also, John Hartnett, James Hart nett, Hugh Downey, Dave Mccarthy, Joseph Kulhavik, James Shea, Frank McKeown, Vincent McElligott, Tom Spears, Ronnie Walker, John Shugrue, Maurice Shugrue, Reggie Davis, Gene Ford, Jack Felth, Fran cis Hogan, Arthur Shea, John Black CT.
 Also, William Began, Joseph Dona- hue, John Murphy, Henry Peterson, John Martin, Michael Cirello, Ed ward Goggins, Elmer Shove, James Darling, John Greaney, Frank Ho- gan, James Calvin, John P. Shea, Robert Tims, Earl Benson, Bill Fitz- patrick, Kenneth Mosley, John Shiel, Robert Tracey, Myron Brock and John Joyce.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-10
Compensation Agreements

Agreements in which com- pensation will be paid weekly during the period of disability were filed and approved this morning in the office of Com pensati0n Commissioner James M. Lynch as follows:
 American Brass Company of Torrington against Two Zordan of Torrington, confusion and Iaceration of the left thumb, $15.87 beginning February g.
 American Brass Company of Ansonia, against A. Bernardo of Ans0nia, lfet third and fourth finger nearly amputated and several compound fractures, $11.99 beginning February 16.
 Connecticut Light and Power Company of Hartford, against Amedee Gugne of Winsted, in- fected left little finger, $11.17 be- ginning March 2.
 Stanley Newman, Inc, of An sonia, against John Rinaldo of Bridgeport, laceration of inside of mouth, $15.00 beginning January 28.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-10

room schocl-houses in isolated areas of town.
 Parents said the school-houses were only 100 years old and were good for at least another century.
 Superintendent of Schools Harold P. Dow told parents the reason for the proposed shutdown was lack of lavatory facilities and cost of up- keep. He proposed bringing the pupils into town school-houses.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-10
MARRIAGE INTENTIONS

Bar Harbor, Me, March 1O--(Up) Marriage intentions were filed yes- terday by Luere B. Deasy, 79, retired Maine supreme court chief justice, and Mrs. Marcia A. Killman, @, of Hancock.
 Justice Deasy whose first wife died B months ago, was appointed to the supreme bench in 1918, elevated to the chief justiceship in 1929 and re- tired in 1930.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-10
DIR. KELLEY STILL
 CRITICALLY ILL

Dr. Peter T. Keeley, veteran milk and food Inspector for the city, was reported in an extremely critical condition early this afternoon at his home, 160 Euclid avenue. He was stricken with a heart attack several days ago.
 Since the heart attack, Dr. Keeley's condition has steadily grown more grave.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-10
HUNT CANDY co
 OPENS UP STORE
Providence, R. l. Firm Ex= tends Chain 10 This
 City

The Hunt Candy company with headquarters in Providence, Rhode Island, has opened a Waterbury store at 59 East Main street where all kinds of candy are on display in great volume.
 For many years the Hunt Candy company has conducted a thriving business in the state of Rhode Is- land, but it was only few weeks ago that the owners of the con- pany decided to open a store in Connecticut. Thus it was that they selected the city of Waterbury as the most likely city in which to locate.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-10

"Clinical Photography in the United States Army" an interest ing story by Ralph Greer, princi- pal clinical photographer at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Hines, Illinois, and 8 former local resident, is featured in the March issue of "The Military Sur geon" magazine.
 The punch of the we'll written story is a suggestion to organize a clinical photographic unit within the United States Army, Medical Division.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-10
FRATERNAL
 NEWS
LADIES AUXILIARY, A. o. H.

Members of Division 5, Ladies' Auxiliary, Ancient Order of Hi- nernians, enjoyed a St. Patrick's day party following their business meeting last night at Hibernian hlal.
 The life of St. Patrick was the subject of a talk by Rev. Ray mond Kennedy of Middlebury. Vocal soloists were Miss Florence Cassidy, Mrs. Catherine Johnson and Miss Eileen Kelly. Group se- lections were given by Mrs. Mary Tellar Mrs. Margaret Penney Miss Cassidy, Miss Kelly and Mrs Johnson. Mrs. Lydia Ayotte was piano accompanist. Piano solos were offered cy Mrs. Elizabeth McNally.
 The program was arranged by the auxiliary study club, of which Mrs. Henry A. Hayden is chair man.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-10
SPECIAL MASS FOR POPE

Vatican City, March 10.-UP)- A special Mass commemorating the death one month ago of Pope Plus XI was celebrated today in front O: the late Pontiff's tomb in St. Pe- ter's grotto. A small altar was sel up before the marble sarcophagus which was covered with flowers from the Vatican gardens. A large crowd of the faithful attended
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-10
SLIP IN MUD PROFITABLE

Kalgcorile, Australia = (U p = Mrs. Violet Cook slipped and fell in a mud puddle in the middle of the street. When she got up with her hand filled with ball of mud. she found an ounce gold nugget in the middle of 1t.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-10
ONE ROOM SCHOOL
 HOUSES TO CLOSE

Danbury, Conn.,, March 10-(UP) Residents in the country sections grew sentimental today and object ed bitterly to plans of the Board of Education to close down two one-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-10
Bowling Scores

Miss M. Holleran swept through the individual honors last night in the weekly bowling matches of the women of the Washington Park Community club, scoring high sin gle of 108 and high three of 293. The Naples defeated the Cedars 2-1 and the Spruces took three games from the HemlockS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-10
ORDER OF YASA

Ingeoborg lodge, Order of Vasa, entertained members of Gota Lejon at card party last night at Moose hall. The party was fol- lowed by entertainment and re- treatments.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-10
UNICA CHAPTER

Unica chapter sponsored card party last night at Mechanics hall. Plans are being made to hold a dinner and dance in May.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-10
NOvena

Slippery sidewalks and cold
 weather failed to divert the usual large atendances from the novena services of St. Francis Xavier's church yesterday morning, last night and this morning. The manner in which the church is filled for each
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-10
Basketball Tonight

BaSketbaH Tonight
 Raymond Hillies will meet Bald win Props tonight in a battle for continuation in the second round honors race of the Washington Park hoop league. The game will be the feature of a two game bill, the preliminary of which is to be Trib- unes against Sacred Hearts. Hillies and Props have lost one game each and are tied for second place.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-10
Motion Pictures Of
 Ireland To Be Shown
Community Club Celebration of St. Patrck's Day to Be Gala One-Hillies Play Baldwin Props Tonight
WASHINGTON HILL

service is inspirational. The novena will continue through Monday, with services held morning and evening, and confessions heard morning and evening.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-10
ANsANrAwAr rNCAMpNaE

ANSANTAWAE ENCAMPMENT
 The patriarchal degree will be conferred at a meeting fO Am santawae encampment, Odd Fel- lows, at Odd Fellows hall, March 23.
The Washington times., 1939-01-24

GROSNER, SADIE-On Sunday. January
%. 1899. at Los Angeles Calf, SADIE
GRoSNER. age II, beloved mother Of
Clarence w. Sylvan S. and Gerald d
Grosner and Ruth DeHaan. Remains
will arrive in Washington on Saturday
January %. Notice of arrangements
later. Relatives and friends invited to
attend
The Washington times., 1939-01-24

FLYNN. MARGARETTA-On Tuesday jan
uary "a, 1889 at Providence Hospital,
MARGARETTA (ETTA) FLYNN. the
beloved daughter of the late Michael and
Catherine Flynn and sister Of Mrs. Agnes
McNally Remains resting at the W. W.
Chambers Co. funeral home 1400 Chaplin
ST. Notice of funeral later.
The Washington times., 1939-01-24
U. S. NAVY ORDERS
By EUcENE SHEFFE1

hurst, N. j., to U. S. s. Tucker; Lieut..
Everett E. Mann from Norfolk Navy
Yard. Portsmouth, Va. to U. S. S New
York; Lieut. Charles E. McComb from
Naval Air Station, Pensacola, Fla, to U.
S. S. New York: Lieut.. Ephrain R. &c
Lean, jr. from U. S. S. Mugford to Naval
War College Newport. r. l.; Lieut.. Gel
zer L. Sims from district communication
officer, Fourth Naval District. to U. S.
S. Mugford. Lieut.. Philip T. Smith, jr..
from Navy Yard. New tork, to U. S. r..
Gold Star: Lieut.. Harold R. Stevens from
U. S. s. New York to Receiving Station.
Philadelphia, Pa. Lieut.. James B. Volt
from Naval Air Station. Norfolk. Va. to
Patrol Squadron. No. 2: Lieut.. William
l. Ware from U. S. s. New Yor:: to
NJ. Barnes from U. S. S. Pike to U. s. S.
Trenton; Lieut.. G.gD Frederick w. Brun-
ing from U. S. S. Winslow to U. S. S.
Dobbin; Lieut.. CD Charles B. Langston
Gg;) Joseph I. Manning from U. S. S.
McDougal to U. s. s. Boggs; Lieut.. G.gD
Charles c. Morgan from U. S. s. Dewey
to resignation effective March "a; Lieut..
Porpoise to Submarine Base, Pearl Har-
bor' T. H; Lieut., G:g) Frank D.
Neches; Lieut. U.g:) Warren R. Thomp-
son from Naval Air Station, Pensacola.
EEa.;. 20 U. $. S: St. Louis; Ensign Carl
H. ANIME, jr.. from U. s. S. Dickerson
to continue treatment Norfolk Naval
Hospital, Portsmouth, Va.
Medical Corps-Comdr. RoIlo w Hutch.
inson hqson from Naval Hospital Chelsea,
Joseph B. Logue from Naval Hospital,
Washington. D. c., to Naval Hospital.
Pearl Harbor, T. H.: Comdr. Leslie B.
Marshal from Naval Hospital Mare Is
land. Calf. to Marine Detachment
Peiping. China: Comdr. Aclpfar A. Mar.
steller from Norfolk Naval Hospital
Portsmouth, Va. to Naval Hospital
Washington. D. c.: Comdr Frederick l.
Mcdaniel from Naval Hospital, Wash.
ington, D. c., to U. s. s. Tennessee:
Gomdr. Edwin D. Memories from Naval
Hospital. Charleston, S. c.. to u S. S
Idaho.
Dental Corps-Comdr Clark E. Nor
row from Navy Yard. New York, to U
S. s. Idaho.
Construction corps-comdr. Fred NJ
Earle from Camden, N. j., to Navy Yard
Pearl Harbor, T. H.
The Washington times., 1939-01-24
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Russell W. Calvert, "a, and Ardath F.
Orendorff. II. both of 1919 Twelfth St.
n w
Leonard V. Meretta. %. Army War
College, and Phyllis Grant, 81, Mansfield,
Pa.
Herbert F. Barnett, 80, Arlington. Va,
and Selma Ginsburg, 26, 264s Woodley
David NJ. Levy, 80, and Ruth V. Chase,
81. both of 7O4 Third ST. N. w.
Ellwood S. Moorhead. 81. 1921 Seven
teenth st N. E. and Melba L. PETERSON,
a. 1918 Sunderland Pl. N. W.
Carroll H. Robertson. %. 1913 South
Carolina Ave. s. E. and Margaret N.
Ware 1S, 1872 Eleventh st. s. E.
William w. Bradley, IS, Takoma Park.
Nd, and Nora V. Morningstar. IS,
Gaithersburg, Md
Daniel Colavecchio. "a. 900 Perry Pl
n: E.. and Edna NJ. Humphreys. q, 500
Leonard F. zactewski. %. Toledo
Ohio and Emilia NJ Tabinski. 1s. 12l
Rittenhouse St. N W.
Garry A. Myers, 20. 1876 Foxhall Rd
n. W, and Helen NJ Sinclair, II, 3343 M
Harry Finkelstein. %. and Hazel E
Hiley, 26, both of New York city
Martin c. Ricketts,, 2l, 1886 Fourth St
9. W., and Josephine Cherrico, 20, 91(
Sixth St. S. W.
William T. wolfing, jr.. ?7. 1909 La
mont ST. N. w. and Mary S. Stuart, 2l
1907 Trinidad Ave. N E
La Selle NJ. Bates. "a. 1437 Taylor st
n. W., and Marguerite z Charlet, "a
Geneva, Switzerland.
The Washington times., 1939-01-24

MORSE, BRYAN-On Monday, January
% 1889. BRYAN MORSE, husband OF
Eloise Morse. Friends are invited to call
at Gawlers 1856 Penna. Ave. n. W.
Services at Gawler's Chapel. 1850 Penna.
Ave. N. w. on Wednesday, January rs,
at 2 D. m. Interment private.
The Washington times., 1939-01-24
DEATHS

Henry NJ. Foote, g. 1872 B st. N. e.
Columbus F. Sherwood, 81. 739 Hamil-
ton St. N. w.
Florence o. Miller, 81. 5000 Sixteenth
Bt N. w.
Lucy c. Kunkel. II. 1907 Military Rd.
N. w.
Charles L. Bliss, 70. 1890 Tilden ST.
N. w.
Charles W. Keyes. 72. 124s Thirtieth
st. n. w.
Virginia L. Kelly. II, $500 California
ct. N. W.
John ]. Bowles. 10. Garfield Hospital.
Frank j. Mitchell, So, U. S. Soldiers
Home Hospital.
Annie E. Lipps, IS. 2l2S Eighteenth
St. n. W
Ella Miner. 81. Gailinger Hospital.
Thornton C. Miller. 40, Sibley Hospital.
Evelyn Smith, 21. Gallinger Hospital.
John o. Quinn. is, Providence Hos
pitaI.
Robert N McKilleu. month. arrival
Childrens Hospital.
The Washington times., 1939-01-24

Lieut. comdr. Ralph E. Hanson from
u. 5. s. Pompano to U. S. S. Argonaut
Lieut.. Comdr Charles NJ. Huntington
from Naval Training Station, Norfolk,
Va. to U. S. S. New York: Lieut.. Comdr.
Simon L. Shade from Navy Recruiting
Station Salt Lake City. Utah. to home.
relieved of all active duty; Lieut.. Comdr.
Alfred Taylor from district communi-
cation officer. Thirteenth Naval District,
TO q. S. S. Texas; Lieut.. Frank ]. Barden
to duty as communication officer U. s. s.
New York; Lieut.. Frank A. Davis from
Naval Air Station, Pensacola. Fla, to
Flight Air Base, Coco Solo: Lieut.. David
D. Hawkins from Naval Academy to
U. S. S. New York; Lie"t. Charles H
Kendall from Naval Air Station, Lake
The Washington times., 1939-01-24
Cemetery Lots

CEMETERY LOTS or rave sites. in
beautiful Fit. Lincoln. SH. 322S-W.
WASHINGTON Memorial Park, .Masonic
section-2 lots. 8 sites each. List at $500
each lot: will sell for $500 cash or terms.
The Washington times., 1939-01-24
Commissioners Notices

BOARD, Washington. D. c., January II.
1899. Notice is hereby given that the
following persons have applied for trans
fer of licenses to be effective February
l, 1899. under the District Of Columbia
Alcoholic Beverage Control Act, that
remonstrants are entitled to be heard be.
fore the granting of such licenses. and
that hearing will be had on such apple a.
tions for licenses on February 1, 1889,
Building: 9O3. Michael Hale, Retailers
"B." 11O1 18th st. n. W.; 1135, Jacob
Aaronson. Retailers "A" 1911 Penn
syivania Ave. n. W: 17Os. Max Cohen.
Retailers "B," 300 G St. s. W.: 1868.
Isaac Sugar, Retailers 'B" $500 St.
N. W: 43l6 Mabel Peters. Retailer s
&C" 1915 New York Avenue N. W..
GEORGE W. OFFUTT. AGNES K. MASON.
ISAAC CANS Alcoholic Beverage Control
Board.
The Washington times., 1939-01-24
BIRTHS, DEATHS,
MARRIAGES
BIRTHS

Harry and Margaret Specs. girl.
Wilbur and Hazel Redding, girl.
Charles and Florence Jenkins. girl.
Charles and Grace CORY, boy.
The Washington times., 1939-01-24

GUIDE BROS. CO. Funeral Designs
1919 r St. N W. MAI. 4276.
% Money to I.Oan-AutOS
The Washington times., 1939-01-24
Funeral Directors
Undertaken
OsesaSed
DFatlrB

RATES MARY ELLEN-On Monday
January %. 1889, at Garfield Hospital
MARY ELLEN BATES. beloved wife, Of
the late William J. Bates and mother
of Arthur j.. Walter and Ralph Bates
sister of Mrs. J. R. Stanton: Funeral
place n E, on Wednesday. January
25 at , D. NJ. Interment Congressional
Cemetery. Relatives and friends In
tod
The Washington times., 1939-01-24
In MPntnriant

CUMMING, AGNES-In loving memory of
my dear daughter. AGNES CUMMING
who passed away three years ago today,
January "a. 1885.
Gone is the face we love so dear.
Silent is the voice we love TO hear.
Too far away from sight or speech.
But not too far for thought to reach.
Sweet to remember her who once was here.
And who, though absent. is just as dear.
.uo.H HER DEVOTED MOTHER.
The Washington times., 1939-01-24
Florists

I,EAPT,EY Funeral spraye % Up. del
UHA1 LIZ Florist 0O6 g 81. N. ".
The Washington times., 1939-01-24

McKILLEN, ROBERT NEIL-on Sunday,
January 22. 1899. at Childrens Hos
pital, ROBERT NEIL McKILLEN. the
beloved son of Anna H. Neil McKillen
bers Co. funeral home. 140O Chaplin St
n. W., on Tuesday. January "a, at 10
a. m. Relatives and friends invited
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery
The Washington times., 1939-01-24

uary 81. 1889 at Providence Hospital,
JOHN OWEN GUM, age Is years. the
beloved son of John and Susan E. Gum,
of 2OS Garfield ST.. Riverdale, Nd Fu-
neral services on Wednesday. January
25, from St. Jerome's Church. Hyatts-
vile. Md. at 8 a. m. Interment Fort
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-30
St. Mary's Nurses Dance
 Is Gay Holiday Event

one Of the most successful Of the holiday dances was sponsored At Wavofly Inn on Thursday evening when members of st, Mary's HoBpi. tai Nurses Alunnae and their frignds gathered for their annual ChFistmas got-together,
 Among those in attendance were; pr. and Mrs, II, Curran; pr. and Mrs. If. Post; MT. and Mrs. A. DeelS ey; Mary Claire o'Nelll, Dr, Rus dolph Damaini; Kathleen 0'Neiil, Ambrose Shea; MT. and Mrs. George Cassidy; Loretta Coyle, Chris Began: MT. and Mrs. q, gul. liyan: peggie o'Drien, Dr. Walter Reilly; Amelia Desreches, pr. M MAndino; Rosemary Bowling, Dr, Carroll Cuihane; Eleanor Fitggers aid, pr. Leo Tylec; Marie Barbieri, Thomas Talbot; Btephanie sheo' vinh, James Tucker; Mary Mates, Joseph Tucker; Mildred Bowling, Arthur Madden; Mildred Maroney, Francis o'Donnell; Martha Des Verse. Burt Wagner; Gertrude Mcs LaFney, Harold Bmaiiey; Eileen Merton, Martin Mofrissey; Margaret Wheian, John Egan; Ann Kennedy, Joln I'iaherty; Herminda Lamas, Thomas Bkeilyi Mary Crane, John Morrissey; Mary Phelan Richard Sprokas; Dorothy Fiaherty, Wii' liam Appletitis; Rita Bernior, Frans sis Fitzmauriee; Jane Bigeins, Eds ward Murphy; Lorraine PctfuzSl' Ray Caffrey,
 Mary Griffin. Jack Martin; Eileen Mccarthy, William Nyrenberger; Barbara Bt. John, cliff oIoughiiR, Diana poietta, Luke Ashe; deofgs iana Upright, Francis Payne; Mar. garet sullivan, Francis Feeley; Bets " ,Ladue, William Gard: Btephanio Misuk, Francis cruess; Mary Duffy, John Callahan: Peg Beuily, LsOh Burr; Eileen Healey, Jim Reilly; Defhice Regan, Tom Bowling, Ems fly Do Vito, Alex Nolle; Grace H0ps kins, Mike Calabr0; Kay Pheian, Armand Boucher; Ann o'connell,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-30

Irving Lamsen; Rita Monnert, Bill O'Connell; Ann Lynch, Bill Phelan, Mary Mahan, Prank Ippolito; Bet. ty Pnll, Ronny Burns; Rita Lanue, Oscar Phillips; Sophie Kaweeki, Billy Gummpper. George DuBois, Helen Bt. John, Marie CharroD, pr, J. Faiilai Lillian Hayden. Burt Quii. ter; Agnes Donnelly, Henry Hays den; Betty Savers, Tim Scadden: Jane Cadrain, Dr. M. Mroz.
 Marguerite Shea, Ned Dlewitt; Els ihor Nalband Dr. Lankowski; Mir. and Mrs. DiNapoli; Florence Oils, pr. 0amisi; MT, and Mrs. A. Dioifo; Louise Viola, Billy Crosse; Ellen Hys land, Fred Stokes; Eleanor O'euilis van, Joe M0nnerat; Anita Paul, Robert BurTitt; Kay Withey, Toby coserove: Dorothy Pastore, Danny ponpa; Josephine Gerard, Jimmy Lynch Sally Sioeta Billy RiDaid0: Marry MafFone, Win Diilane, Mary st. John. Milton quinn; Rita scully, John Stewart; Marie Deconick, John Stokes; Agnes Dofan, Donald West; Agnes Luddy, I'd Snyder; Peg Murphy, Collins Thomas; Rose Fors auer, Elliot Thomas; Dot MeWeeH- ey. Jimmy Horan: Rita dannons, Jim Oyefton, Mary Horan, John Martin; Marie Brennan, Ray Mar GUS; Helen Hubert. Joe Kenney; Pat Church, John Griffin; Muriel Mcs Clafferty, pr, Napolb Rose Knapp, pr. Gross; Anna Mcdrath, Billy Muliens; Gen Bmalia, John Everett; Alice Medratb, John York; MT, and Mrs, x. Fey; Mr and Mrs, c. Walsh; Natalie Morgan, Everett drounde; Helen Carlin, John clus ny; Mary cofeoFan, Jack Mackeray; Win Dooley, Dick Cosgriff: Louise De Bantis, Joe Grimes; Mary cuns ninghain. Earl DuDois; Agnes Reilly, Joe Mcdrath; Gen. Robiiiard, pr, M. Yebovits; Loretta Reilly, Jim Bfophy; Dernico dudgiunas, pr, Jette,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-30
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
CHS. AIunan0e Sponsors Dance

The copper Kettle was the soene Of Q most successful holiday dance last evening when the Waterbury Catholic High School Alumnae held their annual Yuletide event. About seventy-iiee couples were in attend- ance.
 Mss Rita Tiorney was chairman of arrangements and her assistants included: Misses Mary Mates, Vera Colson, Mary Meehan, Marjorie Malley, Joan German, Mary Killlan, Kathleen Meade Julia Wrenn, Faye Lynch, Barbara Mackey and M, Glare Murphy.
 The dAnce was attended by rep- resentatlVes of various classes of the school and many out of town guests were also in attendance,
 Those attending were: Anne Stevens and Charles McCue, Eleanor c. Loahy and James P. Tyrrell, Helen 0erulis and Thomas Whelan, Betty Morgan and John O'Connor, Anne Bowie and Timothy 0'Connell, Anne Kilbride and Thomas ?. Long, Anne Donahue and Frederick M, Hine, Evelyn DonNhue and William Mcclure, Ruth Briazie and William Lundon,
 Rita Milleriek and Joseph Fox, Ernest Sathory and Joan German, Howard Downey and Nancy Me- Carthy, Peter Corrigan and Fay Lynch, Frank Sullivan and Eleanor Ford, Harold PhelAn and Irene Rielly, Barbara Meyer and Randall Mccarthy, Thomas Hallinan and Kay 9hoehan, Margaret Carroll and Peter Byrnes, Christine Kelly and Edmund Fossbender, Mir. and Mrs. Edward T, Lahey, Sophie CulhAne and Tex duinan, Rita Tierney and Harold Werner, M. Glare Murphy md James c, Doherty, Peggy Mur- phy and Albert Peterson, Helen M, Bredow and Francis Boudo, Lillian R. Bfedow and Robert Pageot.
 Sally QuerogA and Joseph Perrel- la, Minnie Cimaglia and Anthony Laeilla, Celestine Wolff and Jack Kearney, Eleanor O'Neill and 8. II, Peck, DorotheG deraghty and James Brophy, Ellen c. Hunt and Eric Ulrieh, Amelai dallueel and Martin Burne, Dorothy Mccormack and Edward Hurley, Eileen Kelly and George Heffernan, Kathryn Wolff and William Murphy, Bar bara Matthews and Ernest Blaneh- cite, Peggy Blake and Earl RanSlow, Christine Blake and Dick Altman, Doris Lanouette md D. K, Warland, Kathleen Meade and John Mc0urk, Jrp Rita Sullivan and Robert Mit- ehell, Marjorie Dorr and Edward Nora, Frances 0unterman and Raymond German, John Joyce and Noren0 Simmons, and Sylvia Sim mons and Robert Tracy,