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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-16
Weddings
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NORTHUMBERLAND

st. Paul's Episcopal church was
the scene Of O pretty wedding yes
terday afternoon when Miss Evelyn
Marie Chapman, daughter Of Mrs.
Richard j. Minnaman OF Thomas
ton avenue became the bride Of
Richard Wooding, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence D. Wooding Of White
Oak Lane.
Rev. Raymond M. D. Adams,
united the couple In marriage at 3
o'clock. Ridgway r. Shinn, Jr., play
ed the nuptial music. Guests from
Rhode Island, Cheshire, Vermont,
WATERFOWL, New Haven, New Jer.
sey, New York and Prospect attend
ed the reception held ct the brides
home.
The bride, given In marriage by
her step-father, Mr.. Minnaman,
wore o princess model Of white
Chantilly lace, patterned with 0
sweetheart neckline and pulled
sleeves. Her veil of fingertip length
was arranged from tiara Of French
orange blossoms. A bouquet OF white
roses and lilies Of the valley COM
pleted the ensemble. Mrs. Frank
Wooding, o sister-in-law OF the
bridegroom, attended her as matron
Of honor. She was dressed in aqua
marine mousseline de sole with
trimming Of yellow velvet. Her
shoulder length veil was In o match
ing color and her bouquet was Of
Talisman roses.
Frank Wooding attended his
brother as best man and Kenneth
Rowe ushered.
Receiving with the bridal party
at the reception were Mr.. and Mrs.
Minnaman and Mr.. and Mrs. Wood
ing. Mrs. Minnaman was dressed in
black Spanish lace with which she
wore matching hat and corsage
Of gardenias. The bridegroom's
mother wore navy blue crepe with
q corsage Of pink rosebuds.
The couple left on wedding trip
TO Virginia Beach, Va. They had Or
iginally planned a trip to Bermuda
but were forced to cancel their re-
servations because Of the war. They
will reside at 1869 Thomaston ave-
nue. upon their return. For travel
the bride wore mauve gray dress
with maroon accessories and q cor.
sage Of gardenias and roses.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-16
ROYAL CANADIANS
AT ARENA SUNDAY
Guy LOmbardO's Band to
Headline Diversified
Stage Program

Indications are that Guy Lom-
bardo and his Royal Canadians will
present the Sweetest Music This
Side of Heaven" to capacity audi
ences on Sunday afternoon and
evenings swingsation programs al
the New Haven Arena. Lombardo';
popularity has been shown by the
unusually brisk box Office interest
Everywhere the Royal Canadians
appear, record breaking turnouts
have been the keynote, and Connec.
ticut music lovers are certainly 60.
ing to keep that rating intact. Fea-
tured with the Royal Canadians are
Carmen, Lebert and Victor, and the
Lombardo Trio.
This will be another double-barrel
swingsation bill. as the Arena man.
agement has booked an array Of ra.
dio. stage and screen talent for an
all-star revue. The Four Step
Brothers. dancers deluxe, beina
brought back by popular demand
and Cappy Barra's Harmonica Ras-
Gals, viii head the revue, perform
ing In front Of Harry Berman's stage
band. The matinee swfngsation will
start at 8 .. m. with the evening
show going on &C $50. Popular
prices win prevail
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-16
Evergreen Court
Honors Mafron

Following the regular meeting
held last evening, Evergreen Court,
Order Of Amaranth rendered a sur
prise party to Mrs. Edward Mraz,
royal matron, the occasion being
her birthday. Mrs. Mraz received
gifts, among them a pair Of silver
vases from her officers. At the bus
mess meeting petitions were receiv-
ed and candidates voted on. A des-
sert bridge party will be held at the
temple on ten afternoon Of October
IL with Mrs. Seth Bailey chairman
of the committee in charge.
The grand royal matron. Mrs.
Anna Beach Of West Hartford. will
visit Evergreen court November 4
when a membership dinner will be
served. Mrs. John Stevens heads the
committee arranging for this at
fair.
October 6 will be visiting matrons
and patrons night when virtually
every court in the state will be
represented at the meeting here.
The visitors will compose o de-
gree team to exemplify the ritual
at the session.
Miss Marie Glasburg Of East Main
street, left today to spend two weeks
in lebanon, N. Y. White Noun
tains. where she will be the guest
OF friends.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-16

A pretty late summer nuptial was
solemnized this morning at O'Clock
at st. AIMS church when Miss
Claire Louise Oullette, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Oullette OF
Edison avenue became the bride Of
Louis Peter Dubois, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lionel Dubois OF Naugatuck.
Rev. e. A. Lamontagne officiated at
the ceremony and was also celebrant
OF the nuptial mass which followed.
Clusters Of gladioli decorated the
altar and a special program of music
was rendered with Mrs. @. Beauch-
ard as soloist and B. Donat as vio-
linist.
The bride was becomingly attired
In gown of ivory MORE fashioned
with sweetheart neckline, long
sleeves, tight bodice and full hustle
skirt terminating In a train. Her
long veil of tulle fell gracefully from
a tricorn cap Of tulle fastened with
orange blossoms. She carried a
white prayer book marked with
orchids. Her maid of honor and sole
attendant, Miss Alvine Despin of
Torrington. wore frock OF yellow
faille taffeta also styled with a full
hustle skirt carrying out the old
fashioned mode and she wore an
old fashioned bonnet OF matching
shade. Her arm bouquet was OF va
ried shaded mixed fall flowers. The
dress Of the brides mother was black
velvet and she wore corsage OF
gardenias and the bridegroom
mother wore a blue velvet dress and
also wore q gardenia corsage.
DR.. Robert Dubois OF New York
attended his brother as best man
and the ushers were: Earl Dubois,
brother OF the bridegroom and
Arthur ouellette, brother OF the
bride.
Old Hundred Inn In southbury
was the scene OF q wedding break
fast following the ceremon..
The couple left on an unannounc-
ed wedding trip. the bride wearing
o costume suit having q light blue
dress and kid skin jacket and she
wore navy accessories. Upon their
return they will take up their resi-
dence at u Dunn avenue. Nauga-
tuck.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-16

The rectory Of the Church Of the
Sacred Heart was the scene Of an
early fall wedding which took place
this morning at nine o'clock when
Rev. Henry quinn officiated OF the
marriage OF Miss Ruth Molin OF
Woodtick road and Francis Copes OF
Giles street. The ceremony was per-
formed against O background Of early
fall flowers.
Mrs. Clayton Towle Of oakville
Conn.,, was the inatron OF honor
John Copes served as best man for
his brother.
The bride, who was given In mar
riage by her step-father, William
McCristle, wore gown Of white
MORE taffeta styled on princess lines
with O shirred bodice and long
sleeves. The gown terminated IN Q
short train. Her triple-tiered veil Of
fingertip length fell from o coronet
Of tulle trimmed with orange bios
SONS. She carried O shower bouquet
Of white roses, lilies Of the valley and
swansonia.
The matron Of honor wore
gown OF cornfiower blue faille taffeta
styled with O full bodice and skirt
and short puffed sleeves. The pockets
Of her gown were lined with Ameri-
can Beauty red faille taffeta and her
cornfiower blue hat topped with a
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-16
State A. wv. Aranges
Board Meeting for Saturday

May Hall James, New Haven: Eel
lowship, Mrs. Chase Going Wood
house, New London; Legislation.
Miss Eleanor H. Little, Guilford;
International Relations, Mrs. Frank
L. Anderson, Meriden; Historian
Mrs. George B. Cowgirl, New Ha-
ven, Membership, Mrs. Carlos A
Richardson, New Britain; Recent
Graduate, Mrs. Ralph G. Jones, New
Haven.
Branch Presidents-Miss Ruth A
Hesselgrave, Bridgeport; Mrs. Minot
g. Morgan. Greenwich; Mrs. w. w.
Woodruff, New Haven; Miss Pauline
H. Dederer, New London; Mrs. +.
Erwin Tracy, Middletown; Mrs. Ro-
bert Rowan, Norwalk; Mrs. z. Z.
Eisenwinter, waterbury.
College Club President Mrs
Charles Arthur, Ansonia; Miss Alice
Parsons, Guilford: Mrs. Herbert w
Oviatt, Winsted: Mrs. ]. Alfred Will
son, Meriden; Mrs. Donald Garfield
New Britain; Mrs. z. Bennett
Backes. Wallingford: Miss Esther
Harmon, Willimantic.
Employees Of the F. and w. Grand
Company enjoyed dinner dance
recently at Waverly Inn.
The guests included: Peggy Rob-
erts and Fred Sullivan, Tina Tiren-
di and Thomas Brangle, Jane Pom
ponio and Louis Manganieilo. Jane
Cipriano and Mario Ofeni, Carmel
Falzone and Ray Howard. Mary Ci-
priano and Nino Mattel, Helen Bar
rows and Dich Cheney, Arlene
Lynch and Albert Refill. Esther
Marcuk and Owen Carey, Doris
Bouffard and Jack Grady, Flora
Perrell and Edward Winslow, Eve
lyn Witolin and Francis Murray,
Sally DiLillo, Frank Rossi, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Melvill, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. A. Nardiello, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j.
Gladney, Mr.. and Mrs. Don Seme-
rearo, and Mr.. and Mrs. Carmen
Famiglietti.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-16
Personal


st. Peters Episcopal Church In
Cheshire will be the scene OF Q
pretty wedding Of local interest this
afternoon when Miss Elizabeth Tay-
lor Hannegan, daughter Of Colonel
and Mrs. Roberts q. Hannegan Of
Cheshire will be united In marriage
with H. Judson Beardsley, Jr., son
Of Judge Harry Beardsley OF Willow
street. Rev. Nelson M. Burroughs
Of Troy, N. Y. and Rev. DR.. Norman
Howell, rector Of the church will
officiate ct the ceremony.
Miss Ada Thayer Of Rochester, N.
Y, classmate Of the bride ct Russell
Sage College win be maid Of honor
and the bridesmaids will be Misses
Elizabeth Barr Of Bronxville, N. Y,
Polly johnson Of Castelton, VT, also
former classmates, Miss Ann Beech
or Of West Hartford, cousin OF the
bride and Miss Carolyn Bradley Of
Cheshire.
Thomas j. Beardsley will attend
his brother as best man and the
ushers win include: Fred B. Beard
sley, Jr., Of New York, cousin Of
the bridegroom, Roberts q. Hanne-
gan, Jr., brother Of the bride, Vro-
man Borst Of Schenectady, N. Y. and
James Spring Of Newton Center,
Mass.
The Jitterburg Girls Club held
their first annual outing on Sunday
1T Rockwell Park In Bristol. A de-
licious luncheon was served and
golf, tennis and dancing was en-
joyed during the day.
Those In attendance were: Lou
Sanford, Thomas Kenney, Kay Ma
honey, Thomas Moore, Angie Ando-
lima, James Massima, Bettina Pa
lomba, Ralph Valenti, Kay MAJ
ziotte, Nicholas Palomba. Mary Con-
stantino Peter Holt, Mary Burgio,
Joseph Perugini, Frances Sanolis,
Jerry Massi, Angle Fava, Jack Roo
ney, Marilyn Wynkoop, Pat McCar.
thy, Mary Vairo, Tony LaRosa, Ma.
RE Carpenter, John DeSantis, Phyl-
lis Daddona, Phillip De George, Ma
RE Boulanger, Frederick Tango, Jo-
sephine Mollica, Louis DiLeo, Mae
O'Rourke, George Mazzi, Theresa
Mioni, Tony Riccio, Betty DeGeorge
and Paul Kritzman.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-16

the ace went right up. The spade
suit was apparently dead for lack
Of re-entry.
Declarer saw one chance. OBJ
viously South was very long In dia-
monds. since North failed to open
the suit. Quite possibly he held only
two clubs. West, therefore, caslled
the ace and king of clubs, estab-
fishing a second suit against himself
West then led the small spade and
South won with the ace.
Now you can see South's pre-
dicament. He has nothing but the
four of spades and a string of dia-
monds. He led the king Of diamonds
and this Is where the declarer made
his extraordinary play. He played
the jack Of diamonds on the king
and now South was helpless.
If South led the spade dummy
would cash all the spades. II he
continued diamonds. dummy would
get entry through ten OF diamonds
to make the spades anyway.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-16
. MCKINNEY on BRIDGE
Expert Uses Two Lucky Breaks, Clever End Play to
Make Contract

While receive bridge hands
from all over the world, I seldom
receive one that can be classed as
extraordinarily fine. but 7 think to-
days hand, which was given to me
by Irving Epstein OF New York rates
that qualification.
It Is true that the bidding Is un-
usual. North's redouble of diamonds
was made simply TO try and con-
fuse the opponents. OF course, after
East had Jumped to three spades,
Epstein could not be kept out Of
three no trump. A couple Of good
breaks in the play helped him, but
they would have been useless had
he not developed an extraordinary
end play.
The first break for declarer was
the opening lead, which let him
win trick with the jack Of hearts.
West led the jack Of spades and let
1t ride, and the second break came
when South should have held up
once.
South led his remaining heart and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-16
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The Connecticut State Federation
Of the American Association Of Uni
versity Women Branches and Col
lege Clubs will hold an Executive
Board meeting at the summer home
of the president, Mrs. Charles P.
Rodenbach, Neck Road, Madison,
Connecticut on Saturday, September
23rd at IL o'clock. The executive
board Is made up Of the following
members:
Ofncers'-President, Mrs. Charles
p. Rodenbach, Naugatuck; First
Vice. President, Mrs. w. Earle Wit
sill, Bridgeport; Second Vice-Pres-
ident, Mrs. F. Erwin Tracy, Dur
ham; Secretary and Treasurer, Miss
Betsy Mitchell, Southbury.
State Chairrnen - Education, DR.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-16

A greenback shower, given in
honor Of Miss Bertha Balunas, was
held Thursday evening at the Sill
yer Chalet. Miss Balunas will be
married Sept. 80 to Paul Lindquist
at the First Lutheran church.
Miss Henrietta Rhamann was toast
mistress. Hostesses were Miss WAN
da Balunas, Mrs. Adolph Hoff, Miss
Gertrude Schilke and Miss Pauline
Balunas.
Those attending were Mrs. Ha-
eel Aurisch, Mrs. Alice Cowett,
Mrs. Elizabeth Kennedy, Mrs.
Margaret Grant, Mrs. Rose Math-
leu, Irene Barbieri. Helen House,
knecht, Mrs. Beatrice Broderick.
Mrs. Florence Wynne, Gertrude
Schielke. Mrs. Helen zehnder. Cert
rude Refill. Margaret Kornishky
Mary Sullivan. Carmela Castaido,
Frances Noonan. Mary Miller. Ann
Grimm. Mrs. J. Miller, Nellie Miller.
v. Miller. Frances Kubilus. Mrs.
Rene Magnenant, Margaret Judson,
Anne Miller, Laura Saganor, Mrs. j.
L. Grant. Martha Kalpin. Mrs. Lind
quist, Elinor Denench. Alice Tobin,
Mrs. A. Caruso. Pauline Balunas.
Wanda Balunas, Frances Milius, Hell
en- Snyder. Grace Nelson, Vera Scott,
Gertrude Hart, Emma Piel. Henriet-
Ia Rahmann. Elizabeth Grim
Mabel Mausolf, Miriam Gaugler.
Adele Bansleben. Emma Little, Lena
Connolly. Amy Bansleben. Catherine
Beers. Irene Regain. Olga Hoft,
Thekla straub. Verla Hansen, Louise
Dekdarest. Mrs. Marie Pinter. Mrs.
l.. Doderer. Mrs. ID. Balunas. Peggy
Dunnigan, Nell Sharon, Mrs. Irene
Hrold, Mrs. Edna DiMeo. Mrs. Ferdi-
nand Gonthier. Mrs. Oswald Baiu-
mas. Mrs. o. Hoft and Mrs. J.
Stickles.
Mrs. Albert Loeffler Of Bunker
Hill avenue has been spending sew
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-16
DIMARIA ELECTS
PATROLLEADERS

Troop 20, Boy Scouts Of the
Church Of Our Lady OF I0urdes.
held their second meeting OF the
winter season last evening In the
parish hall.
Scoutmaster Anthony DiMaria
appointed Anthony Moliica. Francis
Bouffard, Henry Sap ano ard Fred
Bianchini patrol leaaerf.
Plans are underway for troop
newspaper among patrol leaders
which will carry accounts OF tfCop
activities. A rifle team ncay be
formed by the boys ut the next
meeting next Friday evening.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-16
Weddings
Emily Cox Weds
Leroy Gibbs, L

Rev. Edward r. Hance viii ofii-
ciate at the wedding Of Miss Emily
Putnam Cox, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. N. Hadley Cox Of Naugatuck,
to Leroy Willard Gibbs, Jr., son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy M. Gibbs Of
Pennington avenue, this afternoon
at 4 o'clock at the Congregational
church Of Naugatuck. A reception
for $50 guests viii be held in the
church parlors.
Miss Cox, who will be given in
marriage by her father, will have
for her matron Of honor, the BRIDE
groom's sister, Mrs. @. Gerald AL
bert Of Metuchen, N. j., and for
her maid Of honor, her sister. Miss
Katharine Alice Cox. Bridesmaids
will include Mrs. Karl II. Bohaker
Of Boston, Mass, Misses Nancy Nc
Laughlin Of Covington, KY, Jeanne
Coskey Of Naugatuck and Elizabeth
Duff Of Naugatuck.
william Gibbs of Scranton, Pa,
will attend his cousin as best man
and in the ushers' group will be
Donald Miller Of ] yesiCrety
Donald Miller of Jersey City, N. j.,
Kenneth Rolph Of New oYrk, Fred
eric Gibbs, a brother, John H, Cox,
a brother of the bride, @. Gerald
Albert Of Metuchen, N. j., brother
in-law OF the bridegroom, and Rob-
ert Petitjean Of this city.
The weekly meeting Of the Alpha
Bogranna Sorority was held recent
ly at the home Of Miss Emma Ca
briel Of Union City. Final plans
were made for trip to the Worlds
Fair next weekend. Those who at
tended the meeting were as follows:
Adeline Smotas, Gene Roman, Mary
Sauternas, Marcia Ostrowski, Kitty
Smotas, Louise Gabriel, Anna De-
SAINTS, Hattie Roman and Emma
Gabriel. The next meeting will be
held at the home Of May Saulenas.
Miss Louise Culhane, niece OF
Miss Jane Culhane Of Johnson
street Is enrolled In the freshman
class at the University Of Connec-
ticut. She Is q graduate Of the Wa.
terbury Catholic High school.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-16
BELT FOR LAMARR

Hedy Lamar recently received as
a gift from her mother. a chased
silver belt from Switzerland. The
belt is more than 200 years old. and
the star is planning to have gown
made which will set off its antique
beauty.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-16
REMBIsH-MARKAREwICz

Mr.. and Mrs. John Makarewicz Of
Frost road announce the coming
marriage Of their daughter, Helen,
to Anthony Rembish, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Rembish Of Dixie
man street. The wedding viii take
place Sept. %, at 8 q. m. ct st.
Stanislaw Kostki church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wengertsman
of Frost Road left today for O two
weeks vacation in washington, D. G.
and Virginia Beach. En- route they
will visit Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
Sweeney of Washington, former res
idents Of this city.
Announcement Is made Of the
birth OF q son, Miles McNiff, 3rd,
Yesterday at the Waterbury Hospital
to Mr., and Mrs. Miles McNiff OF
Meriden Road. Mrs. McNiff Is the
former Grace Nicoll Of Hasbrouck
Heights, N. ].
Donald OLeary. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. william OLeary Of East Main
street, has resumed his studies at
Fordham university In New York
city.
Miss Mary @. Hutchinson, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Hutch
inson Of Randolph avenue leaves on
Monday to resume her studies at the
College Of st. Elizabeth.
Miss Josephine Hanning Of High
land avenue, is spending the week.
end in New York City, where she
attended the Worlds Fair.
Miss Rita Millerick of Waterville
street, has had as her guest for the
past few days, Miss Peggy Conlin Of
Pittsfield. Miss Millerick and Miss
Conlin were classmates at the Col
lege Of st. Elizabeth where they
completed the sophomore year In
June.
Misses Margaret Dunterman, Anne
Stevens and Rita Sullivan Of Hunt
ingdon Place are spending several
days in New York City.
Miss Loretta O'Brien, niece Of
Misses Beatrice and Nellie O'Brien
of Euclid avenue leaves tomorrow
to enter the freshman class at the
College Of st. Elizabeth. She Is a
graduate Of the Waterbury Catholic
High school.
Announcement is made Of the
birth of a daughter, Virginia Ann
Hart to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur J..
Hart Of West Main street on Sep
TENDER 9th at st. Mary's hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Donahue
have returned to their home in
Newark, N. j., after spending the
past two weeks at Pond Point and
with relatives In this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hunter Of
East Main street Is spending several
days In New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Griffin OF
North Main street are in Boston for
the weekend where they are the
guests Of relatives.
Margaret Q. Keefe of Elmwood
avenue has returned after vacation
ing at Madison and New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Munson OF
South Main street are spending a
few days In New York City.
Miss Kathleen Little of southmayd
Road is in New York City for a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Peters OF
Willow street have returned after
spending the past week In New YorI;
where they visited at the Worlds
Fair.
Mrs. Harry Bingham was hostess
at q personal shower given at her
home recently In honor OF Miss Syl-
via Benevento who is to be married
on September 10. Those who at
tended were as follows: Mrs. ",
Benevento. Mrs. A. Beneyento, Mrs.
@. Cipriano, Mrs. II. Cooke, Mrs. D.
Barry, Mrs. Alta. Mrs. Apirian. Mrs.
d. Cooley. Mrs. ". DelRosso. Mrs.
p. Benevento. Mrs. r Harlan Mar
garet Beneyento. Anna DeSantis.
Sally Slocum. Alice Stasilunas, Doe
ris Harlan, Emily McWarren. Irene
Santayanere, Florence Santavenere.
Louise Desantis, and Lucy Teardo.
ENTERTAINs NURSE
Terushka Hajmassey, who was
Illona Massey's nurse when she was
q baby and who has been IN her
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-16
ENTERTAINs NURSE

Terushka Hajmassey, who was
Illona Massey's nurse when she was
baby and who has been IN her
fmily for three generations, has
been brought to Hollywood By the
Metro dlodwyn-Mayer singing star.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-16
Miss Claire Ouellette Is
Bride OF Louis p. Dubois

The bride Is a graduate Of Wildly
high school and Mr.. Dubois Is 9
graduate Of Naugatuck high schoo
and New Haven Junior college ant
Is affiliated with the United State.
Rubber Company.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-16

Mrs. Albert Loeffler OF Bunker
Hill avenue has been spending sew
eral days In New York City.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-04-29

Disrael, Custom Hatters OF li4s
Griswold street, is carrying a 1899
vogue for smartly custom fitteo
hats, For years they have been put
ting across in a fashionable accepted
method that the right hat is more
than just hat
You will find all the city's keen
and well-dressed men stopping to
look over Disrael's hats. 1t is such
a dawg-gone delightful place to
stop .. Pleasant because you can
find that sharp top-piece you have
been looking all over town for.
made wifi uncommonly good ma
terials and in uncommonly good
taste. Nice because they have
vogue suggestions; and just lots and
lots Of them, and so very becoming.
You will be met with eighborly
courtesy which has been part OF
them for many Detroit years. and
stiff characterize their popularity
Such comfortable fits have most
smart Detroit men adding to their
social years and decided pleasure
with their sophisticated designs.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-04-29
Guidance Week Program In Successful Conclusion
Aged Woman
Fights Foe;
Loses To Him

He had a knife in his hand after
stopping her on the street near an
alley at Hancock and Hastings
streets, last Friday, then told her
70 come into The alley and do what
he wanted her 10 do. OF he would
kill her a 40-year-old woman told
police as happening TO her when
she was treated at Receiving hospi-
tai.
The woman whose name is being
withheld due TO the nature OF the
case, lives at 700 Frederick street.
At the hospital she was sent to the
operating room where she received
attention for cut tendons OF her
right hand. She stated she was cut
by the thug when she tried to de-
fend herself from an attack after
sh, was forced 10 follow him into
the alley where she stated he COM
mitted a criminal attack 10 her per-
son. then made good his escape,
Apparently too emotionally upset
by the nature OF the case. the al
legged assault victim was unable to
give police a good description Of
the man charged with threatening,
cutting and attacking her