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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-03
BYROLLY TRUCK RUNS DOWN HILL

Freighted with seven tons of steel a huge Byrolly Transportation Company truck, its axle broken rolled backward at high speed down Lake street, Winsted, yesterday morning. The axle broke as the truck was climbing the slippery grade.
 Driver Linford Gillette of Bridge port, applied the brakes and brought the heavy vehicle to 8 stop by swerving into the Finn residence just above the Boyd street inter- section, but not before the heavy canvas covering the load was ripped as the truck sped under the rail- road trestle over Lake street.
 A new canvas and axle were sent out from Waterbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-03

as one of the states parochial schools which began Kindergarten this year.
 Catholic students, says the re- port, won high ranking in num- Der of school contests during the past year. The Catholic schools, says Father Munich, are making an important civic contribution to the state and nation.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-03
COMMUNITY CLUB
 INSTALLS STAFF
Metz Inducted as Presi- dent of Platts Mills Com-
 munity Group

James Gladney, John Cuddy, John Whalen. and Mrs. Henry Hayden, all of the Washington Park Community club, were speakers at the installa- tion exercises of the Platts Mills Community club at a meeting last night in the auditorium of the Bris- tol Co.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-03
Full Weather Report

Connecticut. Rain tonight and possibly Saturday morning. Colder Saturday.
 Boston, Feb. c--(UP)-Weather forecast:
 Rhode Island-Rain tonight and possibly Saturday morning. Colder Saturday.
 Massachuset setts-Rain in south and raiu or snow in north portion to- night, and possibly Saturday morn ing. Colder Saturday and in extreme northwest portion tonight.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-03

Highest bell in the carillon in the Tower of the Sun will be 265 feet above the ground at the 1889 Cali fornia Worlds Fair.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-03
Walter Wi1lclaeII On Broadzeuy
Notes of a NeuO Yorker
Grade Regseredi Copyright esg Dally Mirror Inc

Notes of a NelU Yorker
 Well, just goes to show ap- parances "oo the name of personable young wherever dice houses Broadway Holly wood He dapper ladthe girls find him gentleman, Last when spelling film Tooy seated with four fierce looking fellows in the morning Talk about golasI High cheek bones eyes, pale faces grim expressions any son movie We didn't want to be caught speaking to so we made hasy departure said Too last night ow put the ritz with that nigt2 wanted to meet They were the Los Angeles papersE fts s6 esa ing. the nickname of Philadelphia character nov g in what would call sportsman. when mean why Before the gambling was halted again % h ':s 5 a 4 sR . sap 5 ss fer and sas I s Wng % s., s % with all that @ lad ..s s s % gaa % as % .ss s sn. % .s % % lies sos su; M e.sn y ssy. sxsy e h shy. he When I'm S s ss. social security which will m Tss ss s s s At sss black during the engagement snOwbal who is black how Ss the up law sRd doS ss Sas % us % ertaners have black in most Southern places they aren't sRs ass % we sss ssys ors so % % Hu they ss
 section the other morning to demonstrate ss sa Balance the Budget in os windows Salary
 
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 Last week the press dept Billy ced among the sh0ns and show gals with the the "stueng Dowei six foot Texas charmer e the s% Lyman is stin alive"
 Ayson Group Nativity Parish Brooklyn, of Thursday January you tribute Catholics for the big they m have in the of a s sa s1 o the daily press who Catholics w the wave of might Interesting esi eaes sss the ravaged harm done to his
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 physician beaten by hodup men Berlin stree, oed Oas esa the ysan m sh You %ust not discuss pocs so 1T That the % ana ks D Hmn with amusing anecdotes dealing with the Rehstag Fire which abotageto the and exclaimed: excelency! Rechstag is burnng! What" said Goering looking at his watch Already"
 New New nss we we . @ a n we can't people favorsand persisted We him letter He wrtes might ike to know that friend Harry Studo is the only honest met in Hollywood letter he said that he wouldn't give me didn't chance the didn't! Thanks a lot anyhow
 Page "The most gifted living Virginia Woo Villa Gather Elizabeth Madox Roberts Bowen" What! No Pearl Buck who merely wins Nobel Prizes?
 night enormously placed an apart building 10th Street (near the v in the Negro of todo We didn't learn until the that anybody cared The radio secI,o reported calls flooded the NEG switchboard tenants there ...
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 ''NEVER DREAMED I'D FEEL SC C0OD AGAIN" Cavs J.ncal Lad,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-03

Tn our enormously placed apart ent building the rver the Negro Harlem Such to-do We didn't learn until the next radio section reported: hundred and calls flooded the NEG switchboard tenants there ..."
 He means entire building listening. .,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-03

Page Time offers The most gifted living women Virginia Woof Villa Gather Elizabeth Madox Roberts Bowen What! No Pearl Buck who merely wins Nobel Prizes? &ht..
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-03

year Yorker requested favor Would we write an of Hollywood friends? We told him we people never him letter He wres
 Dear Winchel that friend, Harry goth CentuFox Studios is the only honest man met in Hollywood said that he wouldn't give any that didn't have chance in the worid-and I didn't! Thanks lot, anyhow"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-03

physician beaten by holdup on Berlin street night yelled "Hepl Murder!" Dashing up policeman discuss politics loudy
 spread to and Dr. Hoffman colaboraed with anecdotes dealing with the Ratz them to these obs Frinstance: The naive saboageo put the enemies An adutant rushed into oerngs room and excamed exceency! Reichsag burning" What!" said 0oering looking his watch. Already"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-03

February Digest portrait of Rabbi Cohen enc of Rabbi famous for his great of their here such thing Methodist mumps he says Zap list trouble Catholic broken eg
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-12
Tri-Union Plans First
Session

Members OF Mason Methodist
Tri-Union Will meet for the Sep.
TENDER session Wednesday Mt 1890
o'clock in the church parlors. Mrs.
David Glenn will preside for the
general business session.
Reports OF the morning will be
IN the hands OF the chairinen OF the
three departments Mrs. s. r. Hill
strand, foreign missions, Mira. n.
A. Cross, home missions. and Mrs.
Nellie Gray. local department
Mrs. Angus Barter viii have
charge Of the prayer circle at i2:i5.
Mrs. n. F. Langton. hostoss
chairman of the luncheon. will be
assisted by Mesdames T. II. King,
r. c. Hewson. w. J. Lilly. Fred
Hopping. Carl Peterson. II. X.
Sherry. Louisa Hopping, w. -.
Brown, Il. p. Todd, Alfred johnson.
William Langton, Esther Frazer,
w. n. Marshall, Glen Otis and
Myrtle Smith.
Mrs. Roy Leslie Smith, chair
man Of foreign missions programs.
will preside with Mrs. Glenn for
the afternoon session. DR.. Smith
viii lead the deyotions. Mrs. Dom
aid Dilts viii sing group OF
songs. Mrs. Paul d. Means, who,
with her husband, DR.. Means. has
returned recently from missionary
work in sumatra. will be the guest
speaker.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-12

Mrs. c p. Mcintyre sail open
her home al ti2t No asih IT. on
Wednesday afternoon 10 members
Of the Welcome Circle OF the I'm
manuel Presbyterian church for a
1 O'Clock luncheon. Mrs. z. s.
Bomstead and Mrs. Otto johnson
viii be hostesses for the afternoon.
Mrs. J. Hubert Craft u chairman
Of the group and during the after
noon plans viii be discussed for
the coming year.
Guests arc 10 include the Mes
danes Franklin Olsen. Arthur Alb
bolt, Robert Abel. Paul Billings.
r. S. Bomstead. Smith Campbell.
Edmund Cook, Stewart Davis. r.
Edgerton. Walter copeland. Cor
don Gillespie. John Gulhekson.
Herman Nickel. Whitman Perham.
Arthur osberg. A. Hooker, r.
Harrod, Otto johnson, John Lemon,
Harold Long. Earl McCrosky. c. +.
Mcintyre. NJ. r. Mitchell. Richard
Aetzger. Dana Roberts. II. selby,
Thornton Shaw, Harry Shaw,
Leonard Schwartz. Kenneth Wiley.
NJ Douglas Whipple. Donald Wood,
Henry Walker. Clarence Frees,
Fred Francis. John Tate. J. Hubert
Graft Arthur Fries and II A
Moore.
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Honor PsuIsons
At Reception
Recently Married Couple
feted az Home OF Bride
qrooms Parents

Honoring a newly married
couple, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Paulson of Shelton, whose
vows we're read Aug. 20,
parents of the bridegroom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Paulson Of
MeCleary, entertained with a
reception and dinner recently.
Receiving with Mr.. and Mrs.
Paulson were parents of the
bride, the former Anna Knee
land, Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
kneeland of Shelton.
Dinner was served al two long
tables beautifully decorated in pink
and white. eentered with gladioli
and sweet peas. set outdoors be-
meath spreading shade trees. The
home Was similarly decorated in
an attractive motif.
Besides the honorcd couple and
parents OF the bride. those invited
were Miss Aleen Kneeland, sister
of the bride. Of shelton; Mrs.
Tobias Sandegrcn. Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Panlson. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Paulson. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert We
kell. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Sandegren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Sandegren, Mr..
and Mrs. w. w. Sinclair, Mr.. and
Mrs. Glen Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Korver, Mr.. and Mrs. Bur
ton Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Holmes. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl J.
Rosene, Misses Helen Paulson.
Shirley Paulson, Barbo WekelL
Dawn Eldridge. Mr.. Marvin Paul
son and Mr.. Patrick Galloway Of
Tacoma: Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
sandegren. Of Seattle; Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Paulson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Flint and daughter Joan, OF
Olympia; Mr.. and Mrs. oscar Pear
son and Mr.. Orville Pearson, Of
McCleary.
The bride, a popular member of
shelton's younger set, Is n grad
uate Of Shelton high school, and
the bridegroom is a graduate OF
Lincoln high school in Tacoma and
Central Washington College OF
Education. Ellensburg. The new
home is being made in Shelton.
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Circle Of First Baptist
Church 10 Meet

Planned for this week by women
Of the First Baptist church are a
number of 1890 luncheons for
circle members. Meeting on We'd
nesday are:
Circle /, with Mrs. w. u. Carly,
1912 No. Anderson; circle 2 with
Mrs. William Quest, 1909 No. 10Th:
circle 3 with Mrs. Arthur Jacot,
at the church. circle 5, Mrs. Will
lam Phipps. Milton, leaving church
at IL; circle s, Mrs. NJ. f. Hubbard,
1924 No. 2sth: circle 8, Mrs. {. o.
Bishop. s3i No. Steele, and circle Q,
Charles Gay. Cayroad, between
Tacoma and Puyallup.
Meeting on Thursday are circle
4, with Mrs. +. A. March, i424 No.
Anderson, and circle 7. with Mrs.
Fred Olson, 1918 So. Ainsworth.
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Wed In Chapel
On Sunday


Gladlnll and ansers provided
the floral setting for the mar
rage Sunday afternoon At $50
o'clock in Fife chapel for the
marriage Of Miss Ida May
Booth and Mr.. Alvin ". Swift.
Rev. Roy T. Hrumhaugh read
the wedding ceremony which
vas followed by = reception At
the church.
The hrias. daughter ~ Mr.. ard
Mrs.. William c. nnnsh. wofs for
the wedding = black dfessmsher
suit with . white sheer blouse ard
suede accessories Tier Flowers
were ssFdsniss with yellow rnss.
buds
nrs. Shirley n Roberts waa the
brides only attendant and wore q
BLACK dFessmassr suit Aisn with
suede and alligator accessories and
oorsage Of iallsmsn roses
Mr.. Swift. Hon Of Nfa. Fred
Hourdlals, and Mr. Elmer W. Swift
~ Spokane. was attended by Mr..
Shirley X. Roberts.
Before the wedding Mrs. Jack
Barrett, pianist. played Because
and Il Love You Truly
Al the reception the collation.
table waa covered with lace cloth
and the eenterplece was ~ sweet
peas. Mrs. George n. Manley. sis.
ter Of tho bride. cut the wedding
cake and Mrs. William Booth. als-
tcr-in.law OF the bride, assisted In
serving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swift have gone
TO California for a fortnight by
motor and after September 20 viii
be established at tho wilsonian
apartments.
Mrs. Swift was graduated from
Fife high school and her husband
from Lincoln high school.
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Baptist Circles Schedule
Weeks Meesinos

Circles 81 the womsns auxiliary
81 the Sixth Avenue BAPTIST
church viii meet as follows Wed.
nesdsy. Sarah l.. Cook circle viii
meet FOR q ~ 80 O'Clock luncheon
a, the home 81 Mrs. n. Y. Van
vslkonbars. ssos No. sth al.
Thursday. East circle wiii meet
for a one o'clock luncheon Al the
home of Mrs. J. NJ Weaver. sss
No. State 81.
ALSO on Thursday. South circle
viii convene AZ tho home q Mrs.
r. {. Tolson. 2oio So. sth st. for
a 1880 o'clock luncheon, and
North circle will meet at Il 80 for
n pot luck luncheon II the homo
Of Mrs. Bell Titus. ii22 No. Steele
street.
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Group Plans Luncheon
and Gard Party

The South Side booth Of the
coming st. AIMS bazaar Is spon-
soring luncheon and card party
Wednesday a. the parish hall, So.
I'D and Park ave. Luncheon will
be served at 1880 o'clock and
cards will be played during the
afternoon. with favors being
awarded for high score.
Mrs. August Kerrigan Is gen
sral chairman Of the affair, assist
ed by Mesdames Andrew Gundy,
George La yergne, William Gaff-
ney and August Lyberg The pub
Tic Is cordially invited to attend.
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Woman's Guild TO Resume
REGULAR Meetings

The Womsn's guild Of the
Church OF the Holy Communion.
after a summers holiday, Will
again hold its regular meeting at
the parish house. So. lith and l
SITS. The first meeting of the sea-
son will be an sll-dsy session on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Lena Strand met for the
first time in So years her cousin,
Mrs. A. Solheim and her daughter,
Miss Sophie, of Duluth on Friday.
Friday evening they were guests
of Mrs. j. Duryes, of Route I.
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Mrs Roscoe Townsend.
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Ep~orih Ladies Aid 70
Open Fall Program

me Ladies AId q EpwoTth
Methodist church Will open -
fan program with = o'clock
luncheon in the church parlors on
Wednesday. Margaret LeSourd
circle will be the hostess group.
Following the luncheon hour. Mrs.
Charles Robbins will lead the de-
yotIons and Mrs NJ. c. Faleoner
will sing a group Of songs. a
trAycloguc viii he given by Mrs.
p. n. Tuell. Al ladies' Of the
church are invited.
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Hosts ~ Recent
Dinner Party

NJ ard Ms Frank Wksaburn
Nsre hosis reesnliY A. = d.nnsf
party Eieen - tbelr hotne 81 sis
No. 18th. st Bridge sss playsd
during ne evening and fssofs were
taken ~ NJ snd Mrs Archie
Hsmsiroet and NJ. and Ms Al
bert Noriey Guests for The eve
ming included NJ. and Mrs.. r y.
Stevens. Nj and Mrs. Arthur
copeland. Mr. ard Mrs.. l. D.
Wing. Mr.. and Mrx Archie Hem
street, MI and Mrs. Albert Noriey
and NJ. and Mrs. Roy Neon
naughey.
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Bethany Ladies Plan
Luncheon Wednesday

Members of the Bethany Metho-
dist Ladies Society will meet for
luncheon on Wednesday at 1890
in the church. Mrs. l.. u. Fifer
president, win be in charge of the
business meeting. Mrs. A. l..
Daniels is planning the program
on which Miss Sally Sicade will
speak. At the luncheon grand
mothers win be honored. The
chairman has arranged a display
of antiques.
Hostesses viii be Mesdames
Ardee Hupp. Leslie Evans, l.. q.
Fifer, Earl Dumus. and Roy A.
Tying.
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Church Group TO
Have Gard Party

The North District booth of
Sacred Heart church viii sponsor
a card party and social hour at the
church hall, 46th and Mckinley
ave. Wednesday. There will be
refreshments and prizes.
On the committee are Mesdames
Clara Ryan, Mrs. A. l.. Simpson,
Mrs. Mike Brummel. G. Harvey,
assisted by other members Of the
district,
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Club Schedule For Week

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sfnoon III = eeloek.
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ieemsf Lutheran church. snesss 81
hons nf Mrs. Babel. 1909 EasI
sssh. "Wednesday Afternoon ~
O'Clock.
Maids and Mattress ~ fifst Cen
Ersxstional church. viii meet II
Q o'clock Tuesday evening.
whIss csssss s'hapies, nAinbow
for Girls. advisory hoard VIII meet
At the home n NJ. and Mrs. Fred
f'loeEsf. bsas Puget found ave.
Tuesday evening ~ o'clock.
Laura Walker fIsrie. Fern itiii
Methodist church.. Will meet In the
church psrlorx for a hack to AID
rally and 1880 luncheon wednss-
day. Hostssses. Mrs. ". Hartssli,
Mrs. A. krunzer and Mrs. w. r.
Mccall. Members 70 bring SYM
bois for business meeting follow
inx.
Iascy N. Circle. 0clAen Huie
Hive. Mseeabbes. win meet We'd
nssdsy with Mrs. Clarence White,
1910 No. Mullen. for 1880 lunch
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Pierce County Meirons to
Meet for Luncheon

Pierce County Matrons of 1888
win meet Saturday for a / o'clock
luncheon at Hotel winthrop. Dur
ing the afternoon. business will be
discussed and plans for a card
party TO be given Oct. ~ in the
Masonic temple. which will bene-
fit the o. z. S. Children's Founda-
ton fund, will be made. Mrs. Ed
win Erickson Is president Of the
group.
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The Young Ladies' auxiliary of
FARMLAND NJ. y. church will hold its
first meeting Of the season In the
home Of the new president, Mrs. w.
Stewart Palmer. on Tuesday eve
ming. Plans for the coming year
will be formulated during the eve
ming
Officers are Mrs. Palmer. presI-
dent; Mrs. Frank Hansler, vice
president: Mrs. Frank Skinner.
secretary: Mrs. Verna Morrell,
treasurer. Mrs. Fred Danielson viii
head the program committee and
Mrs X. w. Mocune Ii chairman
Of the ways and means committee.
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Former Tseomsn Enferfoins
In Seattle Sunday

Mrs. T. s. silvers formerly Of
Tacoma, entertained at an open
house at their new home Mare
Vista, overlooking Alki Point
In Seattle, Sunday from 2 until
4 o'clock.
Among those invited from Ia
coma were Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter
Kennard, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Mason, Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Gault,
Mr.. Willard Little and Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Daley, formerly Of
Tacoma and now OF Seattle.
Mare Vista has a commanding
view Of the sound and from It
lights Of five towns are visible.
The guests enjoyed in addition to
the house the terraced grounds
which extend down to Beach Drive.
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Plan Noon Luncheon

The Women's society Of West
minister Presbyterian church viii
meet Wednesday for a noon lunch
con with business meeting follow
ing. Members Of Virginia Halbert
circle will be the hostesses with
Mrs. ]. d. Bell, Mrs. o. NJ. Tryg-
stad and Mrs. II. schutt as the
committee in charge.
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