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Evening star., 1939-11-25
Consul Beck Shifted

William H. Beck, native of the
District who has been serving as
american consul general at Oslo,
Norway, has been transferred to
Hamilton, Bermuda, as American
consul general there, the State De-
partment announced today.
Evening star., 1939-11-25


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RefrigeratOrs

Some NeW, Some Floor Sam Pies,
Some Dem onStrators
List Price 1938-l39.95 Fairbank
Morse ~ Gu. IT. Electric Refrig-
3-List Price 1937-16S.50 Univer-
sal Cooler 6 Gu. IT. Electric Re-
frigerator $685.
List Price 1937-189.95 Leonard
6 Gu. It. Electric Refrigerator,
$l29.95
List Price 193S-149.5O May
flower 6 Gu. #. Electric Refrig-
orator $89.95
List Price 119.50-193S Norge 81
Gu. #. Electric Refrigerator,
$79.95
List Price 1935-114.50 Crosley
31a Gu. IT. Electric Refrigerator,
S39.95
List Price 1937-139.95 Kelvina-
tor Gu. #. Electric Refrig-
orator $79.95
List Price 1939-159.95 Philco
Conservators 6 Gu. It. Electric
Refrigerators ----- $129.95
2-List Price 1939-139.S5 Philco 1
Gu. It. Electric Refrigerators,
S119.95
electric Refrigerators. Air Conditioned
Main Floor, The Hecht Co..
Evening star., 1939-09-14
Paints

100 Abr. Varnish and Varnish
Stain, for floors and wood
work, etc. --------- 59c qt.
50-1a gals. White Enamel Paint,
for walls and woodwork,
S1.29 y gal.
2.59 Monad Spar Varnish, a quick
drying finish for interior and
exterior use and linoleum
covered floors - $1.69 "A gal.
$50 M0nad Rubberite Flat Finish,
made with tung Oil for walls
and woodwork 1900 S2.49 gal.
Monad Lead Titanium Zinc
House Paint gal. lots
only ---------- S2.65 gal.
paints, Air Conditioned Fifth Floor,
The Hecht co..
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WO1nen'S
SDO1'fSlceU1'

20-Orig. $l.99 and S2.99 BlOuses
-. Rayon crepes, laces, sheers;
pastel colors. Broken sizes 81
30-Orig. $2.99 and $3.99 Blouses
Rayon crepes and spun rayons.
Print and plain colors. Broken
sizes --- $1.99
30-Orig. $2.99 and $3.99 Skirts
Rayon crepes and rayon
taffetas. Pastels and dark
shades. Broken Sizes S1.88
15-Orig. $3.50 Sweaters =. Turtle
neck styles. White, green, red,
gold. Heavy shaker weave.
Sizes "a to 80 $1.S7
10-Orig. $10.95 and $12.95 Suede
Jackets. Green and rust. Sizes
IL, IA and Is $7.99
(Sportswear. Third Floor
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Orig. SI.69 TO S2.99
Summer FrOcks
LOO

Sheer printed Del Roy eottons,
printed royon erepes and cotton
Hooverettes. Broken sizes ond
coIors for misses ond women.
Orig. $3.50 to $500 Dresses
rayon printed Bembergs, sheers,
printed rayon crepes, white and
pastel; sheer printed cottons.
Broken sizes for misses and
women $l.8S
Orig. $500 to $7.S5 Dresses
Printed rayon bembergs, plain and
printed jerseys, white and pastel
rayon crepes; dark background
prints included. 1-piece and jacket
types. Misses and women's
broken sizes $2.S8
Thrift Dress 6hop Third f1oor)
Evening star., 1939-09-14
Children'S Shoes

IS Prs.-Orig. S2.19 Fit-Rite Play
Shoes All leather soles.
Broken sizes 9 to 3------- sec
As Prs.-Orig. $3.50 and $3.50
Girls and Boys Shoes
Straps and oxfords Broken
assortment of sizes 9 to big 6.
Sl.00
50 Prs.-Orig. $3.50 and $3.50 Jr.
Miss Shoes Brown straps
and oxfords; broken assortment
Of styles and sizes. 4 to 9 $1.95
(Children's Shoes. Second Floor
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Manufacturers Samples!
$3.50, So and 81 TaiueS!
WOncn'S Gloves
I.69

One kind styles. l8O polrs
in oil. Fine quality suede; plain
sIip-ons ond novelty trimmed
styles. Black. brown, royol blue,
bttersweet and wine.
IS Prs.-Orig. S1.59 Gloves q.
Broken assortment kid and cape.
Soiled. Pr. ---------------- 89c
Is Prs.-Orig. S1.65 Hand Knit
String Gloves natural,
white -------------------S SI.O0
10 Prs.-Orig. S1.35 Washa BILE
Doeskin Gloves Soiled. Broken
sizes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 69c
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Luggage

6 Women's Orig. $500 Striped
Canvas Hat Boxes. Topgrain
cowhide bound. Rayon pockets
, and lining. 18-inch sizes S2.95
Is Orig. S6.99 Striped Canvas
Overnight and Week End
Gases. Leather bound, rayon
pockets and lining. 18, 81 and
24-inch sizes S4.99
tThe Hecht Co. Luggage Shop
Second Floor
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G u R r. A N S

$3.50 to 100 Kapok Pillows,
covered in printed cotton
chintz and cretonne 39c
25-7.9S Rayon and Cotton Satin
Drapes-1O0 in. wide to the
pair and "a yds. long. All
lined in cotton sateen. Rust
or green -------$ $3.99 pr.
7-l298 Cotton H o m p un
Drapes, with machine en-
broidered patterns, 2 prs. OF
kind, green, dusty rose or
rust. 100 in. wide to the
pair, "a yds. long. Fully
lined in cotton Sateen S7.98
30-I.29 to 1.59 Odd Tailored or
Rufied Curtains, one of
kind ------- Csc
25-1.98 to 29S Odd Tailored or
Ruffied Curtains, display and
sample curtains -------- $l.00
4-3.95 Odd Custom made Chair
Covers. Display and sample
covers $1.00
400-69c Tapestry Squares, 24x24-
In. square, many or more OF
color or patterns - 29c ca.
tCurtains and DrapeS, Conditioned
Sixth Floor. The Hecht Coz
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Leather Goods

42-Orig. 81 and So Suede Bags -.
black, brown, wine, rust, teal
hlue S1.49
14-Orig. 81 Sterling Comb and
File Sets in leather case
79c
92-Orig. 81 Pastel Belts 19c
(Main F1oorD
Evening star., 1939-09-14
w AS III Il IL s
Some New, Some Floor Sam

Some New, Some Floor Samples,
Some Demonstrators
List Price 1s39-S10s.5o Square
Tub Maytag $3.50
List Price 1939-$119.95 A. B. c.
Washer, with pump S79.95
List Price 1939-S139.95 A. B. c.
Spinner S$lVS.95
List Price 193S-S99.95 A. B. C.
Washer $685.
3-List Price 1938-S79.95 A. B. C.
Washers --------$59.95
2-List Price 1938-$49.95 A. b. c.
Washers ------ 1895
List Price 1938-$56.s5 General
Electric Washers, with pump,
$500
3-List Price 1939-S89.95 General
Electric Washers, with pump.
s59.S5
Electric washers, Conditioned
Main Floor, The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1939-09-14
Junior Dresses

3-Orig. $16.95 Midsummer Eve
ming Dresses Broken Jr.
Sizes S8.S8
l0-Orig. S5.95 and S7.95 Black
Midsummer sheers and nets,
S4.99.
(Young Washingtonian Shop d..
Third Floor)
Evening star., 1939-09-14
40 prs. MEMS Originally
$j.7j Fall Shoes
3.9B

Rugged heather groin Ieothers in
black or brown; Kidskin Ieothers in
brown. Straight tips with medallion
toes and bIucher styles. A good
ronqe Of sizes in the group.
$50 prs. Mems Orig. S. and S5.75
Crepe Sole Sport Shoes. Tan-and-
whites and all whites in good
range of sizes --------- S2.99
30 prs. Mems Orig. $500 Leather
House Slippers. Small sizes only in
6 and 81 i2--------------------6 69c
tThe Hecht Co. MANS Store
Main Floor
Evening star., 1939-09-14
The Prices on These Friday
Bargains Are Cut Far Below Their
Spring Suits

14-Orig. 1895 to s22.95 Man
Tailored Suits Black, navy.
oxford, blue. Sizes 10, II, 1s,
"a, Az and 1872 $40
5-Orig. S29.95 and 1895 I'm
trimmed 3-Pc. Suits :. Black,
navy. Sizes II, IA, l8, SO and
5-Orig. S22.95 Women's Suits E.
Man tailored. Navy, black.
Sizes AZ, "A, 4ll2, 43l2 SIS
6-Orig. S1O.95 White Wool Coats
Lined. Sizes 18, 40, AZ and
"A ---------.----------S3.9 1899
lo-Orig. S7.95 and $10.95 Navy
Sheer Toppers Wool and
rayon fabrics; broken sizes
from 18 to "A 44--------$ $500
6-Orig. S5.95 Crepe de Chine
Rainc0ats brown, green,
navy. Broken sizes II to
38 " 1899
5-Orig. S7,95 Raincoat and Um-
brella Sets Navy and
brown. - and IA sizes $500
Evening star., 1939-09-14
Gi1'dleS

36-Orig. $3.50 Warmers Lastex
Stepin Girdles. White. Sizes
25 to % -----------S S1.S8
19-Orig. $3.50 Firm Lastex Step
in Girdles Talon closing.
l6-in length. Sizes 26 to
20 $1.88
8-Orig. $3.50 Lastex Girdles :.
16-in. length; side lacing;
lightly boned across abdomen.
Sizes 26, 81, 20 and 30 --$1.88
I0-Orig. $3.50 Famous Make Las
tex and Rayon Girdles and
Panties; stepin models. Sizes
26 to % small and me-
dium S1.88
Foundations. Third Floor
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q to y, OFF on
CLEARANCE of
Occasional
Furniture

1895 Coffee Tables, marquetry
inlay and walnut veneer on
gumwood $3.50
s-S499 Coffee Tables, walnut
veneer gumwood tops with wal
nut finished gumwood bases,
s2.ss
2-s29.95 2-Drawer Commodes,
satinwood with veneer matched
2-S3995 Round Coffee Tables,
with 30-in. leather covered tops,
SASS
4-S2495 Bookcases, with drawer
at bottom. Walnut finished
gumwood od-----------$14.95
1-s39.95 Occasional Table. satin
wood inlay, walnut finished
gumwood $l9.95
2-S39.95 Modern Bookcase with
glass doors, walnut veneer on
gumwood SI9.95
4-S44.95 Cabinet with drawer,
walnut veneer and gumwood,
$19.95
2-S49.95 Occasional Tables, solid
walnut finished in prima-vera.
S2495
1-S49.95 Swivel Console Table
with open lid, mahogany veneer
on p,1mwood $24.95
I-S69.95 Duncan Phyfe Drum
Table. all mahogany with 'Nath-
er top $3s.s5
Occasional Furniture. Air-Conditioned,
Fourth Floor, The Hecht Co..
Evening star., 1939-09-14
90 MEMS Originally
S2.95 and $3.50
FELT HATS
2.39

Snop brims and off the toce
models in q good range Of sizes
and ooIors. Many ore in the wider
brin, and sEoping crown styles.
(The Hecht Co. MANS Store
Second Floor
Evening star., 1939-09-14
Lifting Room,
Furniture

1-s169.95 Blue Hair Filled 2-pc.
Suite ------------S S99.95
1-SlI9.95 Tuxedo Sofa-Plum
Striped Rayon and Cotton Dam
ask, Down and Hair 1895
2-SI995 Cogswell Chair No. 2066,
Blue Cotton Tapestry s14.95
6-S24.95 Green Cotton Tapestry
Chair S14.95
2-S39.95 No. Al Plum Rayon Cot
ton Damask Barrel Chair, S24.95
1--S39.95 No. 495 Green Club
Chair ------------ S29.95
1-s39.95 Blue Loomtwist Kroehler
Lazy Rest Chair - $24.95
1-S49.95 Solid Maple Occasional
Chair, Cotton Striped Tapestry,
S19.95
1-s24.95 No. 5S16 Blue Barrel
Chair S14.s5
1-S3995 Fan Back Chair, Mart
land Blue Rayon and Cotton
Damask - S29.s5
1-S5995 No. 51S Red Wing Chair
1896
1-S2995 Wing Chair, Warwick
Gold Rayon and Cotton Dam
ask ..--.-- Sl9.95
1-S17.95 Barrel Chair Green Tap
estry Cotton n--------- S9.95
l-S79.95 Solid Philippine Mahog-
any Duncan Phyfe Sofa S49.95
1-S39.95 Kr0ehler Laxy-Rest Ad-
Unstable Chair ----- S29.95
5-S24.95 Desk Chair-Prima Vera
-MOdern-Brown Leatherette
Seat S9.95
diving Room Furniture,
Air-Conditioned Fourth Floor
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Handkerchief

300-12 for $1.00 Handkerchiefs
WOMEN'S all white linen;
hemstitched hens. Colorful
prints of sheer cotton. MEMS
colored woven border hand
kerchiefs. Full size. IL for 79c
60-50c yd. Yelling odd lots
in 1-yard lengths. Pastel and
street shades. Length - 1Oc
7O-SI to So Accessories Odd
lots of blouses and jackets.
Broken sizes ---- 39c and CSC
Evening star., 1939-09-14
Clearance Of Rugs
m PerfectJ
$3.50 to 47.5O administer
9xl2 RUGS
$3.50

Imbertecf and Discontinued
Patterns
Only 20 to sell ot this price! A
splendid assortment Of plain color
and modern designed rugs Gin O
voriety of colors. And think OF
getting on Administer, fomous for
its wearing qualities, OF this onoz-
iney low price.
(Rugs, Air-conditioned Sixth Floor,
The Hecht Coz
lo-S49.95 Seamless Wilton 9x12
approximate size) rugs S29.95
l0-S3495 Administer 8.3x10.6 rugs
imperfect) S2l.S5
a3-s69.50 to $500 Broadloom
9x12 rugs S4995
1-S79.5O American Oriental 9x12
rug 1895
1-SI24.O0 Broadloom Sx12 rug
(soiledl $69. SO
3-s22.95 Chenille 9x12 rugs S14.95
4-S59.50 Twisted Yarn Broad
loom 9x10.6 rugs $36.9o
4-S5O.75 Twisted Yarn Broad
loom 9x9 rugs --- $685.
2-$35.75 Broadloom 9x9 rugs
$1995
lO-S39.5O BroadloOm 9x12 rugs
timperfect) ----------- 1880
2-S34.95 Br0adlo0m 9x10.6 rugs
Gr,n,rfect, Slg95
1-S156.00 Gulistan BrOadloom *
IL rug (soiled) ------- $3.50
1-140.00 GuIistan Modern 9x12
rug (discontinueO --- $3.50
@S39.50 Administer 9x12 rugs
discontinued, as g) - S19.95
Rugs. Air Conditioned Sixth Floor.
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1939-09-14
S.95 Sir-Wav Indirect
FLOOR LAMPS
3.99

Just 81 of these fine bronze
plated floor lamps, with 6 degrees
Of lighting and double switch.
Complete with porchmentized
shade.
12-$395-3-Way indirect, bronze
finished student table lamps,
with parchmentized shade S1.98
21-Sl.50 Bronze finished metal
base and shade student desk
lamps 79c
36-S29.95 Plate glass circle mir
rors frames slightly dam
aged) ----------------- S7.95
lamps and Mirrors-Air Conditioned
Fourth Floor The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1939-09-14
CLEARANCE OF Fine
Bedroom and
Dining Room
Furniture

l-Sl5.OO Extension Table, walnut
finished gumwood -- 5000
$1,000 China Cabinet, prima-
vera finished gumwood S10.00
5-s1s.oo Solid Maple Vanity,
S11.Oo
1-$44.95 Solid maple Highboy
$1,000
$1,000 Solid maple Dresser,
$500
1-S33.00 Chest, walnut finished
gumwood ---------$ $500
1-s37.00 Vanity, walnut finished
1-Ss4.oO Solid maple Highboy,
$500
1-Sss.o0 Solid maple Highboy,
$500
1-S59.95 3-pc. Solid maple Bed
room Suite e-----S4 S49.95
1-SSs.s5 3-pc. Bedroom Suite,
mahogany finished gumwood,
$5s.95
1-S119.95 7-pc. Bedroom Suite,
prima-vera finished gumwood,
S69.95
1-$109.95 3-pc. Bedroom Suite,
mahogany veneer on gumwood,
SS9.s5
1-S109.95 7-pc. Dinette Suite, ma
hogany veneer on gumwood,
1895
1-1s9.0o S-pc. Solid Maple Bed
room Suite e-------SI1 SI19.00
1-S219.95 6-pc. Bedroom Suite,
mahogany veneer and gumwood,
$l49.95
1-S349.95 7-pc. Bedroom Suite,
prima-vera veneer and gum
wood S199.95
Dining Room and Bed Room Furni-
ture, Hr-Cond:tioned. Seventh Floor
Evening star., 1939-09-14
Misses Tweed
Refer Coats
l4.B8
Boys Orig. $500 to N.99
Leather Jackets
3.99

Suede and cope skins; block ond
brown. All with full zippers; some
with Upper breast pockets. Broken
sizes s, 10 and II. Just s, so
be here eorIy for yours.
BOYS furnishings Second Floor
Evening star., 1939-09-14
1925 Solid 4-Pc. Maple
B f ID III o o M
1895

Just 4 of these handsome solid
maple bedroom suites. Hand
rubbed to = deep amber tone.
Dresser chest, 4I6 bed and
vanity.
Evening star., 1939-09-14
JeireIry

S6-Orig. 81 Costume Jewelry :.
Gold and silver color -- 59c
152-Orig. 81 Pastel Jewelry 1Oc
1-Orig. $3.50 Automatic Kitch-
en- Regulation Clock $500
1-Orig. S19 American Made
Watch :. Discontinued model,
SIS
Jewelry. Watches Main Floor
Evening star., 1939-09-14

215 Mems Orig. 69c and S1.00
Summer Neckwear. All silk
F'oulards and Crepes and silk
and-rayons. All are hand-tai-
lOred ----------- 25c
26 prs. Mems Orig. S1.00 and Sl.5O
Famous Make Suspenders.
Light shades in comfortable,
narrow widths .------- CSC
l95 Mems Orig. soc Combed Lisle
Ribbed Athletic Shirts. Pastel
shades of blue, canary and
green. Sizes "a to 46-- l5c
Is Mems Orig. Sl.00 'Lektr0"
Trouser Pressers. For school,
home and travelling. Just plug
1t in and crease your trous-
ers ---------.------ soc
"a Mems Orig, S1.0O White For
NAL Dress Bow Ties. Slightly
soiled from handling Already
tied. Small, medium sizes 800
tThe Hecht Co, MANS Store,
Main Floor
Evening star., 1939-09-14

TOILETRIES
Specially priced
39c
3-Orig. 81 Duplex Razors
3S-Orig. 81 Trejur Bath Powder
51-Orig. 81 Trejur Bath Salts and
Toilet Water
prs.-Orig. 81 Bathing Shoes
10-Orig. 55c Tan Pads
10-Orig. Sl.10 Irma Coleman
Creams
14-Orig. 69c JOrdeau Hand Cream
I6-Orig. 81 Woodbury. Powder
32-Orig. Csc Marlene Powder
22-Orig. 81 Creme Velour
12-Orig. 81 De Vilbiss Atomizers
:. discontinued number; make
handsome gifts -------- sc
100-Magnifying Mirrors . . Swivel
handle type; some reversible
with plain mirror on back,
59c.
(Tolletries Main Floor
Evening star., 1939-09-14
1925
Tuxedo Sofa
89.95

Just one! Stunning Tuxedo
Sofa, with three separate down
hair upholstered cushions. up
holstered in plum color striped
rayon and cotton damask.
Evening star., 1939-09-14

Gay fIoroI prints on noturoI color
background. In five popular
styles, Club, Wing, CoesweII.
Lounge and Button Book. Mode
with seporote cushion covers, cord
weIted seams. and pIeoted skirts
on 3 sides.
(slip Covers. Conditioned Sixth
Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1939-09-14
Orig. 85c to SI.35
WOMEN'S HOSE
CSC

z, 5 and 4 thread silk hose; some
with lace heel and toes. All sizes
in the lot
1852 Prs.-69c to S1.00 Chiffon Silk
Hose 4-thread walking sheer;
some 3-thread barelegs. 2 Prs, 81
Evening star., 1939-09-14

WorgY, Young Wdshn9tonlon uno
Foshion Mode, all made exclusively
for the Hecht Co.-Pumps, sondols,
oxfords; open toes; open books.
Black potent, blue Golf, wine colt;
mostly high heels. Sizes 3 Y to 9
in group.
139 Prs. Dutchie House Slippers
soft comfortable soles; cuban
heels; kidskin vamp; zapon quar-
ters. Sizes 3l2 to 8; black, blue.
wine S1.00
(Wompn's Shoes Main Floor
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-29
Local Quotariars Attend
 NeU York Club Dinner

Miss Mary Hennessey, governor of the Fifth District of Quota clubs, Mrs. Ruth LaVallee and Mrs. Mae Birt attended the party of the New
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-29
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Local Guests To
 Attend Dinner

Guests at the dinner Friday at the New Haven Y. w. c. A. will include leaders both of employer and labor groups and government representa- tives. Dr. E. Wight Bakke, profes- Sor of economies, has been invited by the public affairs committee of the Y. w. c. A. and the director of the League of Nations association to speak upon the subject, What the International Labor Organiza- tion Means to the United States" An open forum discussion will fol- low his address.
 Among the guests at the dinner will be w. c. Armstrong, Jr., MT. and Mrs. Howard Chapman Bailey, Miss Harriet Batterton, MT. and Mrs. William G. Cleaver, Aldo Cursi, Walter E. Davis, MT. and Mrs. George Herbert Gray, Theodore Rochleau and William Zuckerman.
 Chase Kimball of Waterbury win preside and Dr. Ellsworth Hunting ton will speak briefly about desir- able objectives of American foreign policy.
 The public is invited and further information may be obtained from Mrs. William F. Urbach, chairman of the public affairs committee; or from Mrs. F. L. c. Kitchelt, director of the Connecticut League of Na- tionS association.
 Several local guests are planning to attend,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-29
Miss Mary Delaney
 Honored At SholUer

Miss Mary Delaney, Plaza ave- nue who is to be married next month was guest of honor at mis- cellaneous shower and bridge given last evening by Mrs William J. McGrath of Euclid avenue. The home was attractively decorated with bouquets of varied spring flow CTS and bridal novelties. Card r,sy- ing was enjoyed and delicious luncheon was served.
 The guests included: Misses Sal- ly Stapleton, Lucy Bowes, Betty BoWes, Ann Lawlor, Nancy Delaney and Mary Delaney, and Mrs. Thom- as Delaney, Mrs. Margaret Smith, Mrs. John Scully, Mrs. Vincent Scully, Mrs. Frances Bowes, Mrs. James Carr. Mrs. John Calvin, Mrs. Michael McVerry, Mrs. Mary Sta pleton. Mrs. James McGrath, Mrs. P. J. Lawlor, Mrs. James Henebry. Mrs. John Robinson and Mrs Will liam J. McGrath.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-29
Julie SuIliDan
 Guest At Shower

Miss Julie Sullivan of Wildemere avenue who is to be married on April 22nd was guest of honor at 8 miscellaneous shower given re- gently at the Scovill Girls Club by her sister, Mrs. John P. Fitzmaurice of Arbor street. The honored guest was the recipient of many gifts. Entertainment was enjoyed during the evening and delicious supper was served.
 The guests included: Misses Thel- ma German, Noreen Burke, Mar garet Bowling, Mary Connolly, Helen Slager, Madeline McFadden, Ger trude Lawlor, Margaret Hussey, Helen Tyrell, Mildred Lawlor, Mar garet Fitzmaurice, Phoebe Gallo, Mary Sullivan, Helen Snyder, Sue Graph, Eleanor Partiss, Helen Quill ter and Julie Sullivan and Mrs. Patrick Leary, Mrs. Terrell Hebert, Mrs. Mary Fitzgerald, Mrs. Mary Degnan, Mrs. Alice Horan, Mrs. Louis Gallo, Mrs. Thaddeus Stoddard Mrs. Francis Gallo, Mrs. Ralph Gallo, Mrs. Mary Renna, Mrs. Den his, Sullivan, Mrs. William Fitz- maurice, Mrs. Francis Scholar, Mrs. Nellie Fitzgerald, Mrs. Charles Sum- ma, Mrs. John Alexander, Mrs. George Stevenson, Mrs. Nellie Cos griff, Mrs. Margaret Brahaney, Mrs. Bertha Gleason, Mrs. Frederick Will son, Mrs. Margaret Brennan, Mrs. Peter Reibold, Mrs. John Fitzmaur- ice and Mrs. Catherine Connolly, Mrs. Ellen McCabe, Mrs. Thomas Kelley and Marion Kelly of New Britain.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-29

This is the second of a series of six articles giving a modern system of responses to opening bids of two.
 When you hold one ace, you must respond in that suit. regardless of the length of the suit.
 Today'S hand shows the dealer
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-29

Members of the Semper Fidelis Sorority recently went through the Raymond Baking company. Re- treatments were served by Floyd Little, the company's host for the evening. Members attending were: Clara Boccaccino, Mary Scalo, Jes- sic Santavenere, Grace Carlo, Mary Cicchitto, Nydia Barone, Anne Jamele, Rosaline Longo, and Flor ence Sciullo.
 The next business meeting will be held on Friday, March 31, at the clubrooms where final arrangements will be made for the New York trip on April 16.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-29
Personal

A rehearsal will be held this eve ming at 7:45 o'clock at Odd Fellows hall for all characters taking part in the degree to be conferred on a class of candidates of Winona Re- bekah lodge on Wednesday evening, April 18th.
 The Ladies of the Danes de St. Ann society and members of the Children of Mary of St. Ann's par ish will sponsor a large card party at the parish hall on Friday eve- ming at 8:30 o'clock. All card games will be enjoyed and prizes will be awarded at each table.
 Mrs. George H. Largay and Miss Grace Largay of Hillside avenue avenue have been spending several days in New York city.
 MT. and Mrs. John T. Foster of Highland avenue are spending sev- eral days with relatives in Phila- delphia.
 Miss H. K. Macdonald and Miss Alice F. Merrill of this city are spending several days in New York city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-29
Wellesley Clubs VIII Gather On Saturday

Waterbury Wellesley Club will be represented Saturday at the 18th anniversary meeting of the Bridge port Wellesley Club to DC held with luncheon at Hotel Stratfleld. Dr. Elizabeth Manwaing of the English and English literature department at Wellesley College, will be the principle speaker. Others who will give addresses include Miss Abbie Paige, president of the Study Aid at Wellesley and Miss Cathaline I. Conklin, Wellesley '39, editor in- chief of The Legenda, college year book.
 There will also be sketches of the Bridgeport Clubs history included on the program. Among those from Waterbury who has already made plans to attend a Misses Margaret Bull, local president; Emily Sophie Brown, M. H. Everett Allen, Mrs. John Bradley, Mrs. Allen H. Board- man, Mrs. H. E. Chittenden of Naugatuck; Mrs. Wilder Greeley of New Haven, the former Benita Pape, this city, e in charge of reservations for the New Haven group, who will also be present at the party.
 Miss Mary Pazzaglini of South n1ayd Road was honored with a miscellaneous shower given by Mrs. Emma Cassdei and Mrs. Nita Paz- Zaglini, Miss Mary Pazzaglini will become the bride of Atty. John Membrino on April 27. Among those present were: The Misses Rose Ram ando, Mary Bucci, Della Vanni, Jean Antonio, Pauline DiNunzio, Jean Nobolio, Mary Berevetti, Billie Burke, Mary Baiocchi, Josephine DeVinco, Pauline Membrino, Emiline Membrino, Marie Oricchio, Mrs. Virgini Pazzaglini, Mrs. Otto Mem primo, Mrs. Rose Gerrera, Mrs. Ben- jamin Oricchio, Mrs. Josephine Delleppo, Mrs. William Messer, Mrs. Sue Maneini, Mrs. Anthony Mem primo, Mrs. Rita Livolsi, Mrs. Elsie Ruggerio, Mrs. Sarah Pazzaglini, Mrs. Eda Mini, Mrs. Jennie Forti Mrs. Jack Larrivee, Mrs. Rena Sanchi, Mrs. Bernice Hills, Mrs. Albert Mairona, Mrs. A. Galli, Mrs. s. Terri. Mrs. Edith Rinaldi, Mrs. Eva Trosini, Mrs. Baiocchi, Mrs. Christine Firini, Mrs. Jane Ragga- gini, Mrs. L. Battistioni, Mrs. Nancy Marconi, Mrs. Mary Mucci, Mrs. Rose DeVinco, Mrs. M. Cocchiola, Mrs. A. Facordini, Mrs. L. Scapini, Mrs. Edna Mini, Mrs. Anthony Temporli, Mrs. A. Marcani, Mrs. L.. Vagaini, Mrs. R. Bianchini, Mrs. M. Sabastini, Mrs. B. Toscani, Mrs. M. Pasini, Mrs. c. Corteceti, Mrs. A.. Carlone
 MT. and Mrs. Waldron T. Phillips of Newark, N. J., are spending sev- eral days as the guests of MT. and Mrs. T. F. Klein of West Main street.
 Miss Lucille O'Neill of Thomaston avenue is spending a few days in New York city.