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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-25
REDS

Lakeland, Fla. March 25.- (UP) - The Cincinnati Reds come here today to meet the De- troit Tigers in the second of their eight game exhibition series. The Reds will be with out their recently acquired third baseman, Billy Werber, who was hit on the finger in the game against the Dodgers Friday. Lefty Grissom, who has yielded only one earned run in IA in- nings he has pitched in three games, will start for the Reds.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-25
MRS. KIRBY WINS

Augusta, Ga, March 24--tUP).- Dorothy Kirby of Atlanta won the ninth annual Augusta women's irl- golf championship by beat ing Mrs. Opal Hill of Kansas City 3 and 2 in the final yesterday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-25
FIGHT RESULTS

New York (Hippodrome) - Frankie Blair, 154, Camden, N. J., outpointed Cal Cagni, 1858, Cress- kill, N. J., (0; Tommy Spiegal, 132 IA, Uniontown, Pa.,> outpointed Primo Flores, 134, Puerto Rico, (8).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-25

and Wrenn will also try to win more games than he did last year.
 Donnelly. Wrenn, Spillane, Duane, Mullaly, Shea, Mobile, Thompson, Peanuts, Rock, Edgan, Emmons, Reardon and Gallucci.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-25
K. of C. Bowling
 Information

The K. of c. bowling league is now in the last round of competi- tion and plenty of action is prom ised for the pext four nights, with five teams meek and neck"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-25
TRIPLE HEADER
 AT BOYS CLUB
BOmbers and All=Water= town Open Hoop Program
 Tonight on Local Court

Tonight the Boys Club on Cot tage Place a triple bill in basketball will be offered the public. At TOO o'clock the Bombers open the eve- ning's activities when they stack up against All-Watertown. The Lourdes Girls coached by Jim Blanca and managed by T. DiMaria will take on the Newman Co-Eds in the 800 o'clock offering. The Lourdes quin- tet are enjoying a good record the last few weeks although staring slow. With the DiNapoli sisters, De- Loy, Ann DeNorferos, and speedy forward DiMaria the Newman com- bine will have plenty of opposition in meeting the South End church team. Next season the DiMaria girls are booked to play the preliminar- ies to the Varsity games Saturday night at the Cottage Place institu- ton.
 The club varsity will close their seasons game when they match their court ability with the West Haven Falcons, which is composed of former West Haven high school stars.
 Joey Marens, who graduates in June from the Watertown high school heads the All Watertown combine who take on the Boys Club Bombers in the opener.
 The expected lineups for the main go are:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-25

Andy (Jurewicz) Jarvis, captain of the New Britain Purifiers, will be seen in action against the Cadets Monday night at the Phoenix Avenue Armory at 7iSO o'clock. The other seminal con test will pit St. Jcs's Holy Name against the Hartford Swedes. The finals will be played Tuesday night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-25
WRESTLING RESULTS

New York = Abe Coleman, New York, defeated George Lenihan, Boston; Len Macaluso, Buffalo, downed Joe Cox, Memphis.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-25

Score at half time: Hillies 15, Gents 12. Referee: Tracy. Umpire: Mccormack.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-31
Weddings

ZINNO-PETRILLo

Miss Antoinette Marie Petrfllo,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Pasquale
Petrillo of Maple avenue was mar
ried Wednesday morning at 9
o'clock at the church OF Our Lady
of Lourdes to John william Zinno.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Zinno OF
Wood street. Rev. Edward Farrell
officiated at the ceremony and nup-
tial mass. william st. John was
soloist. The bride was given in
marriage by her father and wore a
gown of pearl twill satin; her veil
was of rose point lace and extended
IN long train. She carried an arm
bouquet of orchids and lilies OF the
valley. Her attendant, Miss Fele-
CHA Cocchiola, wore a gown Of
blue tulle over changeable taffeta
of blue and brown shades, a Juliet
cap of same blending shades, and
carried an arm bouquet OF del
phinium and gardenias. The brides
mother wore blue spruce lace with
matching hat, and the bridegroom's
mother wore black lace, and both
had orchid corsages. Harold Zinno.
brother of the bridegroom, was best
man. Anthony Bozzuto and Francis
Zinno were ushers. A wedding
breakfast and reception were held
at the brides home. The couple
left later on a wedding trip Mrs.
Zinno wearing a suit Of golden
green with matching accessories.
Returning they will reside at l8 Ma
Pile avenue. The bride was graduate
ed from Waterbury Catholic high
school, and Mr.. zinno from Wildly
high school.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-31
OF Interest
TO Women

Nave you household problem
20 solve? Write your question
clearly. sign your name and ad.
dress, enclose q three-cent postage
stamp and mail to The Woman's
Editor, Washington Service Blu
reau, The Democrat, 1913 18th
@. Please give directions for
planking fish.
A. Use either an oak or alumni
mum plank, provided with grooves
that hold the juices from the fish
or the basting liquor. Put the cold
plank into a cold oven and gradu-
ally preheat oven and plank to 45C
to 500 degrees F. Make salt solu-
ton in the proportion Of 2 table,
spoons salt to cup of cold water
Soak fish in the salt solution for
minutes, drain, and thoroughly brush
with cooking oil. Remove plank
from oven, oil 1t well and place fish
on plank (skin side DOWN, sprinkle
with grated onion and return the
plank to the top rack of the oven
Cook for IS to 20 minutes, basting
once or twice with a butter-pepper
dressing a tablespoons melted butter
containing Ia teaspoon pepper)
About minutes before the fish is
cooked, 1t may be surrounded with
mashed potato and any other cooked
vegetable.
tSee our general Question and
Answer column on Page 81
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Benoit of
Wheeler street are spending this
week at the Worlds Fair. They are
staying at the Hotel Statler.
Miss Ethel Magoon of johnson
street has returned to her home af-
ter spending a few weeks in Lam
caster, N. H.
Mrs. Maurice Theroux and her
three children of East Main street
have returned from the Gaspe pen
insula, Canada.
Richard Mccormack Of Central
avenue has returned to his home
from st. Mary's hospital, where he
has been a patient.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-31
Personal
Farewell Dinner
For Miss Griffin

A farewell dinner was given re-
Gently for Miss Dorothy Griffin Of
South street, who will leave Water
bury early next month TO begin q
training course at the Cooley-Dick-
inson hospital in Northampton,
Mass. Hostesses at the dinner were
Mrs. Mary Scully and Mrs. Gertrude
Kenney, Irish folk dancing and sing
ing took place during the evening
and further entertainment was fur
nished by Miss Noreen Conner and
Jack Calvin.
Those attending were Mrs. James
Sheehan, Mrs. Michael Ryan, Mrs.
Michael Shell, Mrs. Thomas Riley,
Mrs. Andrew Healey, Mrs. Merry
Shelley, Mrs. Nicholas Downes, Mrs.
James Sullivan, Mrs. James Cor
man, Mrs. William Dunno, Mrs. Ar
thur Phelan, Mrs. Gene Despisls,
Mrs. Herman Heavin, Mrs. John
Conway, Mrs. James Calvin, Mrs.
James Connors, Mrs. Michael o.
Rourke, Mrs. Martin Tehan, Mrs.
william Dunn, Mrs. Clifford White.
Mrs. Tad McTerra, Mrs. Hannah
JOElIlS, MEc. AdCOLBC SAPAAoAAo, @sAAo.
Daniel Bresnahan, Mrs. Michael
Henebry, Mrs. Michael DAILY, Mrs.
William Shanahan, Mrs. John Grif-
I'm, Mrs. Jack Fitzgerald, Mrs. Con-
ME Moynihan, Mrs. Maria Carroll,
Mrs. Gertrude Kenney, Mrs. Mary
Scully.
Also Miss Ruth Porter, Miss Mary
Kenney, Miss Adele Unikas, Miss
Evelyn White, Miss Margaret Gre
han, Miss Bridget Griffin, Miss Jo-
sephine Callahan, Miss Leola Cum
mings, Miss Catherine Mccormack,
Miss Helena McEvoy, Miss Dorothy
Kennedy, Miss Marie McTerra, Miss
Pegi McTerra, Miss Kathryn Nc
Terra, Miss Anna Griffin, Miss May
O'Donnell, Miss Noreen Conner, Miss
Anna Shanahan, Miss Linda Griffin,
Miss Julia Calvin, Miss Agnes Grif-
I'm and Miss Dorothy Griffin.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-31
Local Club Has
Dessert Bridge

Another Of the neighborhood par
ties given by the members Of the
Waterbury Women's club was held
yesterday at the home of Mrs. JOS
eph Neill OF WATERFOWL. This was a
dessert bridge, at which Mrs. Walter
w. Lowell won the door prize.
Those attending we're Mrs. Harry
Bronson, Mrs. John Haddad, Mrs.
Louis CARRIER, Mrs. william o. Neill,
Mrs. Herbert Evans, Miss C. E.
Woodruff, Mrs. John Norton, Mrs.
Frank Stoddard, Mrs. George Lasky
Mrs. Joseph Bender, Mrs. Joseph
Daske, Miss Nellie Bender, Mrs.
Robert Jillson, Mrs. H. s. Jillson
Mrs. E. G. Norton, Mrs. D. E. Sweet
Mrs. Clifton Ineson, Mrs. Arnold
Nichols, Mrs. Douglas Cameron, Mrs
Robert w. Johnson, Mrs. Paul A.
Monroe, Mrs. Walter W. Lowell
Mrs. Lawrence D. Butterfield, Mrs
Walter Wood, Mrs. Linford G. White
Mrs. J. C. Driessen, Mrs. Paul. B
Elmore,
Mrs. william H. Hill, Mrs. John ]
Carr, Mrs. c. S. Carpenter, Mrs
Frank Ineson, Mrs. John d. Mac.
Donald, Mrs. Harry B. Sanderson
Mrs. Clarice Mackay, Mrs. Leroy
Maltbie, Mrs. Daniel Taylor, Mrs
Joseph Neill, Mrs. Clifford Atwood
Mrs. Edward Mraz and Mrs. John
M. O'Connor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-31
Tlvo Parties Giuen
For Alice Nelson,

Two parties have been given re-
Gently in honor of Miss Agnes Mel
son, who is to become the bride Of
Lawrence Morgan on the 9th Of
September. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Conlon of Arch street gave a party
for Miss Nelson and her fiance
with the following guests attending
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Curtis, Mr.
and Mrs. Conrad Tauber, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Sache, Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Sullivan, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Luddy, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Conlon
Mrs. McBridy and Loretta Conlon
in addition to the engaged couple
who were presented with crystal
service.
Mrs. Charles Hoebel of Irion
street also gave party for Miss
Nelson, at which the bride-to-be was
given a purse. Guests included: Mrs
John Camp, Mrs. Eugene Sweeney
Mrs. William Fleming. Mrs. c.,
Kemp, Mrs. Emil Steinman, Mrs.
Edward Seinnagle. Mrs. Helen
Mitchell, Mrs. Constance Mitchell
Mrs. John Brick, Mrs. Earl Dean,
Mrs. John Moran. Mrs. William Ho-
gan, Mrs. Joseph Sullivan. Mrs.
Catherine Nelson, Mrs. Charles Hoe
bel, Misses Mary Sweeney, Dorothy
Sweeney, Ruth Moran, Alice Flem-
ing, Evelyn Steinman, Catherine
Dean, Edith Neson and Agnes Nell
son.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-31
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Labor Day Bride
Feted By Friends

A greenback shower was given last
week for Miss Norine Rolandi, with
Mrs. Joseph Rolandi and Mrs. Mar
garet McQuade and Mrs. John Kyle
as hostesseS. Miss Roland, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rolandi
of East Main street, is to be married
to John Kyle, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Kyle of Beecher avenue, on
Labor Day.
Those attending the shower were:
Mrs. Philip O'Hearn, Mrs. Edward
Connell, Mrs. Adelaide Lal Negro,
Mrs. Rae Lang, Mrs. Edward Bou-
ley, Mrs. Irving Rice, Mrs. Lamon-
tagne, Annie Flannery, Mrs. James
Carey, Mrs. E. J. Frey, Mrs. John
Gallery, Mrs. A. Wilson, Mrs. g.
German, Mrs. D. Macintosh, Mrs. G.
Mcguire, Mrs. r. Boyd, Mrs. James
Brown, Mrs. G. Ray, Mrs. JONES
Saginario, Jr., Mrs. M. Lynch, Mrs
Mugni, Mrs. M. Mcnamara, Mrs
Bigolin, Mrs. Mary Farino, Mrs
Adam Penniello, Mrs. e. Andrew
Mrs. r. Marshall, Mrs. M. Daily
Mrs. e. Rafferty,, Mrs. r. Serasio
Mrs. John Blown, Mrs. Clark, Mrs
B. Boyce,, Mrs. j. p. Austin, Mrs. A
Kukas, Mrs. r. Cotter.
Mrs. d. Leen, Mrs. p. O'Neill, Mrs
William Gleason, Mrs. F. Bares, Mrs
H. Theriault, Mrs. L. Lang, Mrs. L
Bandelloni, Mrs. Goodall, Mrs. G
Deeley, Mrs. r, Burns, Mrs. William
Misset, Mrs. P. Brown, Mrs. F. Ker.
nan, Mrs. T. Dowie, Mrs. P. Nc.
CURE, Mrs. H. Kyle, Mrs. j. Ro-
landi, Mrs. j. Kyle, Mrs. ]. Nc
Kenna, Mrs. J. Murphy, Mrs. ]. Nc.
Quade, Mrs. J. McQuade, Jr.s Mrs
M. Sullivan, Mrs. M. McQuade
Catherine Kyle, Mae Kyle, Agnes
Kyle, Margaret Kyle, Annie Emer.
son, Betty Emerson, Margaret
Emerson, Sara Dowie, Elizabeth
Dowie, Eleanor Rafferty,, Marie Or
tone, veinie Ortone, Jean Munro
Elizabeth Rafferty,.
Henrietta Masopust, Helena Ma
guire, Lauretta Dermody, Jean Carlo
Mary Masone, Alice Burns, Ann Nc
Namara, Mary Canepari, Evelyn
Canepari, Pauline Cefaratti, Helen
Komar, Nellie Mccarthy, Connei
Winterhalder, Nancy Griffin, An
geline Lambo, Mrs. P. Emerson, Mrs
Thomas Campbell, Mrs. John Cor
coran, Madaling Musano, and Mrs,
MuSano.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-31
Personal
-Oricchio photo.

Announcement is made of the
birth of q daughter, Mary Arlene,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bereskevich
of Chapman street, on August 9th
at st. Mary's hospital. Mrs. Bereske-
vich is the former Evelyn Brousseau
of Sylvan avenue.
Miss Georgiana Clark Of Hillside
avenue and Miss Ethel Magoon Of
johnson street are spending q few
days in New York city.
Miss Catherine Long Of Gaffney
place, and Mrs. Mae Parker Of Lock-
hart avenue are registered at the
Senator hotel Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sherwood
have returned to their home on
WATERFOWL avenue, after visiting
relatives In Baskerville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Henchel and
their children Norman and Priscilla
of Thomaston avenue recently spent
a few days in Winsted visiting Mrs.
HencheIS mother, Mrs. William
Blewitt. ...
Miss Mary Gallagher Of Farming
ton avenue has returned to her home
after spending a vacation in Maine.
Francis Monaghan Of Wyman
street is spending few days with
his uncle, Edward r. Monaghan Of
New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sheehy OF
Altyre street announce the birth Of
q son at st. Mary's hospital.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-31
Engagements

The engagement of Miss Virginia
Alene Grenier of Center street, to
Maurice M. Flaherty, Jr., son OF
Maurice Flaherty and the late Mrs
Catherine B. Flaherty OF Albert
place, was announced recently by
Mrs. Margaret Grenier of Center
street, the mother of the bride-to-be
The announcement was made at a
party at Shells Chateau, at which
the following guests were present:
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ciarleglio, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Petit, Jr., Miss
Margaret Grenier, Renard Levesque
Miss Margaret Flaherty, John
Coughlin, Angelina FIESTA, John
Davies, Florence Spring, Michael
Ciarleglio, Ann Manfred, John Pet
tit, Martha Julinias, william Leary,
Virginia Grenier, Maurice Flaherty,
Ida DeCilo, Raymond Austin, Their
esa and Joseph Goderre.
The engagement has been an
nounced of Miss June Rossbach,
daughter of Mr.. and M. Max j. H.
Rossbach of Thirlsmere, White
Plains, N. Y and Jonathan Brewster
Bingham, son of former Senator
Hiram Bingham, former United
States senator from Connecticut.
Miss Rossbach is a grandniece of
Governor Herbert H. Lehman of
New York and Is a senior at Bar
nard college. Mr.. Bingham was
graduated from Groton school and
Yale, 1886, and from Yale Law
school recently. He is member of
New York city law firm. The we'd
ding is scheduled for next month.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-31
Dinner GiUen For
Laurence Barone

Fifty friends attended bachelor
dinner given Lawrence Barone last
night at Suozzo's Grill. Among
those attending were B. Scarpate, J
Lucia, r. Barone, A. Errichette, s
AImpresa, j. Lawson, j. Mucci, r
Loffredo, v. Mannello, j. Lomma
Val Scully, A. DeCarlo, ]. Pettinicci
DeLucco, F. Riuti, A. Cazserio, ]
Ruscetto, A. Tedesco, M. Steinhaus
j. Palmer, F. Cugno, Neutz, P. Stol-
fl, j. Buino, P. Tillerico, G. Barone
Jr., A. Delmonaco, A. LaRosa, A
Baker, A. Cipriano, j. Colitti, M
Colitti, Vic Colitti, A. Marticella. j
Del Gaizo, B. Marinelli, w. DeVito
E. LaRose, E. Mucci, A. DAlfonze
Jim Embardo, Bill Demeola, T. Ven
tresca, Nick Ventresca, M. Ventresca
c. Stolfi. Jerry Ambrose, ]. DeLuca
F. Lombaride, A. Christiano, A.
Longhi, A. Bosso, Joseph Barone, E.
Pares, Ben Farer, B. BoSsa, A. Fer
nandez, Jerry Rinaldi, John Cor
man, John Daddone. John Ma
sandra, P. Masandra, julius Carissi-
mi, Paul Carissimi, G. Carissimi, ].
Corideo, S. Sarafine, Tom Phalen,
Billy Phalen, and John Phalen.
Several aWterburians attended the
recent wedding of Miss Rita G. Muir
ply, daughter of John F. Murphy
of New Haven to Vincent Kelly, son
of Mr. and Mrs p i. Kelly of New
Haven at st. Francis church in that
city. Among the Waterbury guests
we're Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Murphy
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Carroll, Miss
Alice Corroll. Mr.. and Mrs. T. M.
Murphy, and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Parker.
Miss Anne. Messenger of Bristol Is
recuperating at the Bristol hospital
after undergoing an operation re-
Gently.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-31
Greenback ShoUer
Given Bride-To-Be

Misses Helen Roche and Helen
Lawson were hostesses at a green
back shower held In honor OF their
cousin, Agnes r. Dryer, Of johnson
street, Naugatuck, at the Lawson
home on Sandy avenue, Bristol ter
race, Tuesday evening.
Those attending were: Agnes
Dryer and Mrs. John Dwyer, Helen
Lawson, Mae Lawson, Helen Roche.
Mrs. David Roche, Margaret and
Helen Bowling, Kay Curtin, Marie
and Elizabeth Kenny, Mary McCar-
thy, Mrs. Foley and daughter May,
Mrs. Hugh Burns, Nora and Kath-
crime Lundy Of Naugatuck, and Ger
trude Brown and Mary Lynch Of
Waterbury. Miss Dwyer.is to become
the bride of Charles Stoeffler, son of
Mrs. Richael Stoeffler of Willow
street, Waterbury, on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas ]. Hapenny
of East Main street are mentioning
at Hamilton, Bermuda.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-31
Annual Reunion For
Garrigus Family

Members of the Garrigus family
will gather from all points OF the
compass on Labor Day, for the an
nual family reunion, at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. william L. Garrisus
of Meriden road. Mr.. Garrigus is
president Of the family association.
Mrs. Beatrice Pierpont Of Waterbury
is the vice-president, Mrs. Ethel VIII
son of this city Is secretary and
treasurer, and Mrs. Gertrude Croft
of Waterbury Is one Of the family
historians, the other being Mrs.
Helen Pierson Of New Jersey.
1t is expected that the number
who will attend the gathering this
year will surpass the 30 OF last year.
Registration will begin at II o'clock
in the morning, and will be followed
by dinner, with games and other So
cial events scheduled for the after
noon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-31

He cashed the ace and king OF
spades and trumped small spade,
clearing his hand and dummy OF
the black suits. West must hold
the king and queen Of hearts for
his double, so at this point the de-
ciarer led O small heart toward
dummy's nine-spot. West had 70
win with the queen.
Now do you see his helpless po-
sition? II he returns a trump, he
win lose his king. II he leads q
club, declarer viii run In dummy
and discard his losing diamond.
This was q brilliantly played
hand, but one which any player
can make II he will take time 70
study the bidding and play.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-31
Miss Marie Kilbride
Hostess To Sororit,

The members of the Emanon Sor-
GRITTY met Tuesday evening at the
home Of Miss Marie Kilbride on
Luke street. Plans were made for
a swimming party to be held at the
Y. M. c. A., in the near future, and
business plans also came up for
discussion. A delicious luncheon
was served and dancing and sing
ing were enjoyed during the even
ing.
Those present were: Ruth Kenney
Harriette Mariner, Ernestine Gan.
non, Mary Gladney, Helen Ferriter
Peggy Dermody and Marie Kilbride
The next meeting of the group will
be held at the home Of Miss Err.
nestine Cannon Of Vermont street
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-31
BY VIM. r. MCKINNEY
Secretary, American Contract
Bridge League

Any bridge player could be a ma
tional champion If he played all
hands with the brilliancy he Is able
to display on an occasional hand.
The champion player Is one who is
careful about every play. Here is q
hand reported to me by Lee Hazen
Of New York, one Of the holders Of
the Vanderbilt trophy, awarded for
the national knockout team-of- -four
championship.
The bidding must be kept care
fully in mind to assist In making
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-31
Should a Wife Work?
No

Working Wives are q menace %
the general welfare, to the public
health, and to the morals Of our
nation.
The avenue Of employment Ia
one-way street, cluttered with mar
ried women.
Florence Birmingham, presi-
dent, Massachusetts Women's
Club.
The practice of duplication Of
jobs within families will be respon-
sible for low wages as long as II
continues. It Is poor national eco
nomy, and is certainly responsible
for much of our present unemploy-
ment.
Representative C. !. Faddis ID.
Pa
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-31
|. MCKINNEY ON BRIDGE
Any Player Is Potential Champion If He Studies Bidding
and PlaY

the contract. When the ace Of
clubs held the first trick, West
continued with the queen. De-
clarer won In dummy with the
king, discarding a spade from his
own hand.
The third club was trumpet
with the four Of hearts and the
diamond finesse taken. When the
queen held, the ace OF diamonds
was cashed, but declarer discon-
tinued that suit when Vests
king dropped.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-31
RELIGIOUS QUIZ
is BEING PLANNED

CYO units Of the Church of the
Immaculate Conception and ST..
Lucy's church will compete In a re-
ligious quiz Oct. 3.
Plans were discussed at a meet
ing last night at the Immaculate
Conception headquarters.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-31
I eS

If keeping women out Of Jobs
we're the solution to unemployment,
this method would have been tried
long ago. But this is a very I'M
sound theory, which If put into
practice, would cause even more
hardship and maladjustment than
we have today.
Miss Mary Anderson, director
Women's Bureau, u. 8. Depart
ment Of Labor.
Women. married or unmarried,
are members Of the State, subject
only to Constitutional limitations
:. prohibition or even restriction
Of employment of married women
In public service is unconstitutional
decision Of Massachusetts Su-
preme Court.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-31
BETTY BACK HOME

Betty Cradle, who won her first
screen honors at RKO Radio, re-
turns to that studio as Joe Penner's
leading lady in the noted comedi-
ans new starring vehicle, "The Day
the Bookies Wept."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-31
CARL
6 BANK ST.
OVER BAUBY'S
In addition to our regu-
lar usual beauty services
We now offer -.
A SPECIAL NEW
CARL'THRIFT
ANNEX

Carole Lombard I'm "In Name
Only coming soon to War
r ner's State Theater.
Starting Aug. 28th this new
Thrift Department in Carl's
will cater to the ladies who
cannot afford higher prices
but still want the BEST IN
BEAUTY SERVICES" Re-
member these specials are
In effect DAILY" from Au-
gust 28th.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-31

Although SO volumes Of the French
Official History Of the Great War
have been published, the work Is
still far from complete.