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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-11
Weddings
MURPHY-KoZLoWsKI


The marriage Of Miss Helen Dor
othy Kozlowski, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Burt Kozlowski Of Cath
crime avenue and Raymond e. Muir
ply OF East Main street, son Of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Michael j. Murphy
took place on Saturday morning at
0 o'clock at st. Stanislaus church.
Rev. Walter Sieracki performed the
ceremony and was also celebrant OF
the nuptial mass which followed. A
special program OF nuptial music
was rendered by the organist, Ed
ward Skowronski and william o.
Brien was soloist.
The bride had as her maid OF
honor and only attendant, Mrs. Ed
ward Bowling and James r. Murphy
OF Boston was best man for his
brother.
The brides gown Of white slipper
satin was made with high neck
line, long sleeves and q full flared
skirt which terminated IN q train.
Her fingertip veil OF illusion net
was fastened to q crown Of pearls
and her prayer book was marked
with an orchid and lilies Of the
valley. The matron OF honor wore
cornflower blue taffeta. The gown
was styled with q short sleeve
jacket and q full skirt with q
slight hustle effect. In contrast
she wore q hat Of Dubonnet velvet
and carried an arm bouquet Of
Talisnan roses and blue delphinium.
The brides mother wore black crepe
with O corsage Of gardenias.
Guests from Boston, Worcester
and Indian Orchard, Mass, New
York, Torrington and Shelton were
present at the ceremony. When Mr..
Murphy and his bride left for their
wedding trip, the bride wore q
black wool suit with black &C.
cessories. She Is graduate Of
Wildly high school and the BRIDE
groom Is an alunans Of Crosby
high school. They will reside at
10 Central avenue upon their re-
turn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-11
Prospective Bride Is
Honored By Friends

Miss Marie Salinardi, who Is to be
married soon, was given a kitchen
shower on Friday by her associates
In the Chase Brass 81 Copper billing
department. Those attending were
Misses Rita Payton, Mary Ryan,
Helen Leary, Marion MARITIME, Lee
DeBiase, Dorothy Richardson, Laura
Debarbieri, Ann Murphy, Dorothy
zibell, Shirley Kalish, Laura Cam
issa, Roseanne Ball, Marcia Mack,
Louise Mulhall, Elsie Volles, Mae
Reynolds, Mary Baker, Helen
Beardsley, Kay Houston, Bernice
L.asky, Adelaide Zeck, Dorothy Jen-
kins, Ann Rabushko, Geraldine Nc
Nary, M. Brattz, Marie O'Brien and
Marie Salinardi.
Another shower honoring Miss
Salinardi was a crystal party held at
the Court hotel given by her office
associates. Those present included
Marie o'Brien, Helen Orlando, Mar
jorie Terry, Rita Payton, Ruth Par
sons, Ann Rabushko, Mae Reynolds,
Dorothy Richardson, Mary Ryan,
Irene Richards, Betty Rogowski, Err
nestine Rush, Catherine Sutton, Ann
Sloboda, Gladys Shepard, Edith
zeck, Elsie volles, Dorothy Zibell,
Adeline zeck, A. Gerard, Miriam
0augler, Mary Geghan. Kay Hous-
ton, Shirley Kalish, Grace Kelly
Sabina Kowsowicz, Helen Leary, Ber-
nice Lasly, Rose Dirauro, Frances
Laccone, Lucille Long, Geraldine
McNary, Louise Mulhall, Marcella
Mack, Marion MARITIME, Ann Murphy,
Peggy Mentally, Gertrude DiMartino
Mary Mccarthy, Elsa Norling, Dor
othy jenkins, Henrietta Jentoch,
Martha johnson, Roseanne Arcovia,
Marcella Andirkas, M. Brattz, Helen
Bsardslee, Mary Baker, Roseann
Ball, Madeline Bolger, Laura Cam
issa, Angeline Ciano. Lois Chauyell
Ria Cantin, Rose Ciresi, Irene DAILY
Lee DeBiase, Laura DeBarbieri
Helen Donahue, Louise Delaney
GLADYS Fox and Helen Fedorovich.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-11

Oswald Jacoby established IN OK.
ceptionaliy ine record IN the recent
national tournament OF Asbury
Park, He won the national mems
pair championship with John r.
Crawford Of Philadelphia BY big
margin. He played with Waldemar
Won Zedtwitz IN the worlds cham.
poinship masters pair event, and
after O bad start In the first session
and no appreciable gain the second,
they started their drive In the third
session and ell but won the tourne-
ment In the finals, finishing less
tha one board behind the leaders.
A. O member OF the -Four Aces,
his team won the worlds champion
ship masters team.of-four contest.
Here again they came from behind.
AZ the end OF the halfway mark
In the finals on Saturday night,
they were 1000 points behind, but
they picked II up on sunday and
successfully defended the title they
have held so often.
Jacoby was one OF the main at.
fractions In the kibitzers' gailery,
always giving them o thrill IN tho
bidding or play. Here n 0 hand thst
caused lots Of excitement.
The play Of the hand depended
upon guessing the diamond situa.
ton, but Jacoby eliminated the
guess entirely. No won tho opening
Lead with the ace Of hearts, cashed
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-11
Future Bride Is
Guest At Shouve,

Miss Marie Sanford, Mrs. Nellie
Santot and Mrs. Emma Roinaniello
were hostesses at q greenback show
er given In honor Of Miss Mary
Romaniello who will be married to
Clarence Moody OF Paramount. The
shower was held ct the Aviglianese
club rooms,
Those attending were: Mrs. Cath
crime Romaniello, Mrs. william
Moody, Mrs. Nellie Santoli, Mrs. Jane
Negaro, Mrs. Emma Romaniello, Mrs
Mary Romaniello, Mrs. Helen Ro.
maniello, Mrs. william Romaniello,
Mrs. Lucy Sanford, Mrs. dilda San
toro, Mrs. Angelina Coviello, Mrs.
Phyllis Coviello, Mrs. Richard LAMA,
Mrs. Carlnella Yannielli, Mrs. Thom-
as Yannielli, Mrs. Samuel Yannie III,
Mrs. Bertha Yanielli, Mrs. Louis
Louis Santoli, Mrs. Eugene Orsini,
Mrs. Henry orsini, Mrs. Jennie Sal
otto, Mrs. Joseph Sanford, Mrs. Rose
Possidento. Mrs. Leonard Genovese
Mrs. John Laudato, Mrs, Sadie Ac-
cousti, Mrs. Louis Monaco, Mrs. Car
mella denovese, Mrs, Carnela Stolfi
Mrs. Mary Coscia, Mrs. Andrew
Camerota, Mrs. Jennie DeCaputo
Mrs. Patrick Fitzpatrick, Mrs. John
Reno, Mrs. Katherine Stolfi, Mrs,
Beatrice santasiero, Mrs. Lena San
tasiero, Mrs. Carmela Rose. Mrs
Cafinela D'Andrea, Mrs. Angelo
Longo, Mrs. Elyira Alberone, Mrs
Peter Corodozzi, Mrs. Louise Cor
otozzi, Mrs. Marco Lovallo, Mrs
Rosaline Martinelli, Mrs. M. Gal
inchio, Mary Romaniello, Marie
Sanford, Katherine Sanford, Rose
Sanford, Phyllis santoli, Elaine San
toll, Lillian DeVinnie, Edith De-
Winnie, Carmay Martelii, Jennie Ne
garo, Dolores Negaro, Beaturice Pos
sidento. Mildred DeNungio, Angelina
Yannielli, Peggy Coviello, Kather-
Inc Coviello, Susie Coyiello, Marie
santasiero, Margaret Ross. Peggy
santoli, Angela Accousti, Eleanor
scalzo and Laura Santasiero.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-11
Miss uie-TedLiHeyto Wed
Lieut.. F. w. Williams Friday

the Little Chapel OF the Roses at San
Diego, Cal. The ceremony will be fol-
lowed by reception at the COM
missioned officers mess at the naval
air base at Coronado Beach,
Miss Lilley's sister, Mrs. Paul
Furman OF Los Angeles, CAL, the
former Elaine Lilley, will be ma
tron OF honor, and her younger
sister, Miss Joan Liley, will be
maid Of honor. Serving as brides
maids, will be Miss Amy Butler,
daughter OF Mrs. Joel Ives Butler,
Of Buckingham street, and Miss
Eileen Pyle, daughter Of DR.. and
Mrs. Eileen Pyle Of Cliff street.
Miss Lilley Is the granddaugh-
ter OF Mrs. George L. Lilley Of The
Elton and the late George l.. Lilley
former governor OF Connecticut. She
Is q graduate OF the Ethel Walker
school. attended Smith college and
Is q member of the Junior League
OF Waterbury. Lieut.. williams. the
son OF Mrs. Frederick W. Williams Of
Macon, Ca, was graduated from
Georgia Tech, Atlanta, Ca, In the
class OF 1885 and Is at present sta
toned at the naval air base at
Coronado Beach.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-11
Parties Precede Hop
AT Wotertotun Club

Preceding a dance which was CIV
en- at the WATERFOWL Lawn club on
Saturday evening dinner party
was enjoyed at M'Fingall Inn In
WATERFOWL with Mrs. Douglas o.
Durham, Mrs. Randolph Belts and
Mrs. Edwin s. Hunt, Jr., as members
Of the committee In charge.
Before the dinner Miss Clare
Hungerford, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Hungerford Of Water
town, gave q cocktail party for the
following guests: Misses Mary Lee
Curry, Sherrie Sherwood, Dorothy
Doster, Josephine Buckingham. Ann
Perry, Norma LaVigne, Barbara
Bailey, Nancy Montague, Jane Dea-
con, Joy Hyde, Jean Phillips, Mary
Roberts, Jane Thompson, Muriel
Vail, Mary Robertson, Ann Spald-
ing, Betty Bevans Nancy Hotchkiss
and Virginia Gibbs.
Also Charles Hungerford, Jr., Ed
win Reade, Jr., william and Henry
Mann Of Morris, Robert Reade,
Stephen Butler, Peter Carley, Ack-
ley Shove, Jr., Earl Copp, John Han
sen, Richard Field, Clark Alberts Of
Plainville, Charles Larkin, Jr, Rob-
ert Whittemore, Howard WHITE
more, Alan Curtiss, Jr, Harris
Whittemore, Sd, Gilbert Shove,
Richard Kaynor, Willard Girvin,
John Logan, Donald Tuttle, Jr.,
Robert Brodie, Craig Barber, Curtiss
Hart, Philip Thomson, William M.
Goss, Jr, Bruce Armstrong, John
Ferguson, John Cowperthwait, VIII
liam Killorin, John Monzani, John
Bristol, John Makepeace and John
A. Coe, Sd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglass o. Burn
ham gave q cocktail party for 20
guests and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Campbell for six. Mr.. and Mrs.
Norwood Webster Of Woodside ave-
nue. entertained for Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Braman, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Bengston, Mr.. and Mrs. John
s. Coe and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Dowd. Another party was the one
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart Mon
tague OF WATERFOWL for Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Hungerford, Mr.. and
Mrs. s. Kellogg Plume, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander J. Campbell, Mr..
and Mrs. Seymour Scott Jackson,
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. Mclean Bucking-
ham, Mrs. Wadsworth Doster, Mr..
and Mrs. John A. Coe, Jr., DR.. and
Mrs. M. Heminway Merriman and
Leonard Carley.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-11

honor and only attendant, her sister,
Miss Albina Gerard and Nicholas
Santa Barbara, brother Of the bride
groom was best man.
The bride wore q gown Of ivory
faille taffeta styled with sweetheart
neckline pulled sleeves, shirred bo-
dice and buffant skirt ending In
long train. Her finger tip veil Of IL
fusion was caught with q cluster Of
gardenias and she carried o colonial
bouquet of ell white flowers. The
frock Of the maid Of honor was in
magenta with fuschia trim styled In
q similar mode to that Of the bride.
She wore tricorn velvet hat trim
med with q hustle veil and also car.
ried q colonial bouquet. The BRIDE
groom's mother wore q blue velvet
dress and a corsage of gardenias.
Following the ceremony q recep-
ton was held at the home Of the
bride. The couple left on an unan-
nounced wedding trip and upon
their return will take up their res
idcnce at 1885 Hamilton avenue. The
bride wore gray wool travelling
dress with dubonnet accessories.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-11

SaIisbury-HH
WeddingS0turday

Miss Marjorie Spencer Hill,
daughter Of Mr.. and MRS. Oliver
@. Hill Of Bethlehem, formerly Of
waterbury, has selected Saturday,
Sept. q as the date for her mar
rage to Leland G. Salisbury Of Mid
dlebury. The wedding ceremony will
be performed ct the Hill residence
at 3 o'clock by Rev. DR.. James e.
Gregg, pastor Of the First Congre-
gational church, and win be fol-
lowed by q reception.
Miss Hill will have for her maid
Of honor, Miss Shirley Salisbury,
O sister Of the prospective BRIDE
groom and for her bridesmaids, Miss
Barbara Billings Of WATERFOWL and
Miss June Warner, Miss Eleanor
Hustled, will be soloist. Lawrence Le-
Mire viii attend Mr.. Salisbury as
best man and serving as ushers will
be Mr.. Salisbury's brother, William
Salisbury, and william Powell.
Miss Hill is q graduate Of saint
Margaret's school.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-11
LITHUANIAN DAY
IS HELD AT FAIR

Lithuanian day was celebrated at
the New York Worlds Fair yester-
day where Q large Waterbury dele
CATION was In attendance. Represen-
tatives OF Stokes Post. Lithuanian
Legion, marched behinj the ST. Jo-
seph's Fife and Drum Corps, In the
veterans parade.
The st. Joseph's church choir, d.
rected by Alexander J. Aleksis, gave
O concert.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-11
Women's Club Bridge
Tomorrow AT Bantam,

A bridge will be held for members
OF the Waterbury Women's club to-
morrow afternoon at 1880 o'clock at
che home of Mrs. Frederick French
Of Deer Island, Bantam lake. II
inclement weather prevails the party
viii be held on Wednesday at the
same time.
Members Of the Ways and Means
committe headed by Mrs. Raymond
Mills are In charge Of the party.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-11
WEST END CLUB
TO MEET TONIGHT

An important meeting OF the West
End Community Club will be held
at Q o'clock tonight at Russell
school. A program OF activities for
the coming months will be dis.
cussed. Paul Reed will preside.
The club, formed only O few
weeks, already has O membership Of
more than 500. New members are
being added TO the rolls daily.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-11
Santa Barbara Gerard
NuptiaLs This Morning

Our Lady Of Lourdes church was
the scene of a pretty nuptial this
morning at 8 o'clock when Miss
Angela Marie Gerard, daughter Of
Frank Gerard Of Summer street be-
came the bride Of John Santa Bar
bara, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Santa Barbara Of Wolcott street.
Rev. Edward ]. Farrell officiated at
the ceremony and was also celebrant
Of the nuptial mass which followed.
The bride had as her maid Of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-11

Following the ban on the perma.
nent wave by the national spiritual
mobilization movement In Japan,
the manager Of the Nippon Kekijo
dancing troupe ordered the 10 girl
members 10 bob their hair or face
discharge.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-11

Miss Evie-Ted Lilley, daughter
Of Mrs. Dutton Lilley Of Kellogg
street, and Theodore Lilley Of Wa
tertown, will become the bride
OF Lieut.. Freeman w. williams,
Friday afternoon at $50 o'clock at
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-11
INDIAN PROMOTED

Chief Thunder Cloud, the "Tonto"
OF the Lone Ranger" series, 10 70.
day playing the title role Of Para
mounts "deFonimo," story Of the
Apache reign Of terror In the South.
west a generation ago,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-11
sING CLOTHES CONSCIOUS

Bing Crosby. reputedly Holly.
woods most colorfui dresser. sets
new record for himself IN his new.
est Paramount Aim, 1.-THE star
Maker" He wears % different
changes Of costume. he revealed TO.
day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-11

the lead with the ace Of hearts,
cashed the club zoe, overlook the
SPADE king with the zoe, ruled .
small club, entered dummy by play.
Ing the deuce Of spades and ruined
tho last club.
Now he simply led q heart. The
opponents had 70 lead diamonds Tor
him, solving the problem q the play
Of that suit
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-11
YOUTHFUL TRAoEDIAN

When he was only 10, Robert
Preston, featured today In Para.
mounts Beau deste," played the
title role OF 6hakegpeafe's "juiiue
Caesar" In Mrs. Patia Powers stock
company,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-11

Of the contry coming tos The Three Marsha
will WATR Mutual tonight ut 1918 They're really good
don't miss the quarter show Red Barber will be In charge
Touchdown" returns the WATR-
football featuring
football contestants
pilot appearance
tonight 1T o'clock Jesca Dragonet who has Just returned
q will Magic
NBC Blue tonight 81 600.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-11
l53v..WBR YES

y, NJ,
i:00--Rattle OF Music
t:l5-Melody Woavers with Shir'
ley Sadler
At5-Ruth carhart, Songs
b:00--Pop Concert
bS0-Barry Wood Songs
b:i5-Afternoon shoppers Pro.
gram
e00-News
6:lS-BRtters' Up! Baseball Scores
with Charlie Batters
6:20-News
6;t5-Judith Arlen, songs
7.00-Dance Hall of Fame
7;l5-Alien Roth and the sym.
phony OF Melody
7.a0-Not. So.Grlmm Fairy Tales
7:15-Al kavelin's Orch,
S:00-One Night stand
SIS--Muslc by Cugat
S:30-Music for Relaxation
a:00--Yesterday's Favorites
a:ib-Master Singers
9:30-Bill Dupre and His Con-
neetieut Ramblers
i0;00--Time
I0:0o--Dnnce Hour
l0;a0-Same as WABC
ll;00-News
ii:ib--Ben Bernie's Orch,
ll;30-pance Orch,
i?;00-Harry owens Orch.
i?:s0-Freddie Martin Orch.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-11

Although some Of the Latin
names for plants and animals are
difficult TO pronounce, they are
exact. They classify plant or ami
NAL as well as name II.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-11
OF Interest
To Women

Have you q household problem
10 solve? Write your question
clearly, sign your name and ad-
dress, enclose q three cent postage
stamp and mall 10 The Woman's
Editor, Washington Service Blu
reau, The Democrat, 1913 18th
Street, Washington, d. G, for q
personal reply.
@. How can I keep dogs from
getting through my young hedge
row?
A. A strip OF chicken wire, about
two feet high, staked up through the
center OF the hedgerow will keep out
dogs. When the wire has disintegrat-
cd the hedge will have grown SUI
Recently TO become barrier against
intruders.
@. Please give directions for
dressing and cooking soft-shelled
crabs.
A. With a sharp knife cut of the
segements that fold under the rear
Of the body. Turn the crab about
and cut of the face from Ia To 3-4
Of an inch back Of the eyes. Lift
each point at the sides and remove
all OF the gills. Wash the crab. Salt
by dipping 1t into O solution made
Of 2 tablespoons OF salt dissolved
In ! cup OF water: let stand from
] TO 2 minutes, remove and let drip.
Dip IN egg and crumbs and fry In
deep fat (375 degrees F.; turn while
cooking; remove, drain fat, and serve
with tartar sauce. The entire crab Is
edible.
Q. How many eggs make a
pound7
A. The average number Is Q.
q. How can fly paper be removed
from clothing?
A. Rub the spot with kerosene
then wash II In suds and rinse In
clear water, or apply carbon te.
trachloride.
9. Il II necessary 10 soak clothes
before washing?
A. II Is no longer considered
essential, but 1t helps TO loosen the
dirt. Cover the clothes with sof.
lukewarm, soapy water. Or wet
soap, roll, and place the clothes In
O small quantity OF water. This
takes more time but Is more
effective.
takes more time but Ia more effectiv
tsee our general Question and
Answer column on Page o..
Six thousand Boy Scouts will
live In tents from December ~ 10
January II when the biggest Boy
Scout jamboree In New Zealand Il
held at Heretaunga, near Wsliing-
kAfi.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-11
New York Stations
w:., wc.-,,. w,,-,:, w..c-.:.
Wife
WOR-Baseball Game:
Pittsburgh vs., 81, Louis

observation-disclosures Wife
WOR-Baseball Game;
Pittsburgh vs.. st. Louis
Cardinals
WJZ-Club Matinee
WABC-Baseball Game:
Washington We. N. Z.
Yankees
tl5-WEAF--sketeh, Stella Dallas
4;so-wEAF--vie and sade
s:45-WEAF-Sketch, Midstream
WJZ-News, t:bb
5:00-WEAF-skotch, The o'Neilis
wJZ-,5enny Goodman
Orch.
5;iS-wEAF-Louise Flores. 80.
prano; concert Orch,
WABC-Melody Weavers
WoR-Texas Jim Lewis
WJZ--Affairs OF Anthony
WABC-Barry Wood. songs
observation-disclosures orphan Annie
WJZ-Bob Armstrong orch.
WABC-ScAttergood Baines
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In the News
WoR-Uncle Don
WJZ-News; Dance orch.
WABC-News; Edwin c. Hill
observation-disclosures story;
wSSaswvNsch,,ean Singers
WABC-Sports, Mel Allen
:50-WEAF-Capt, Aeaiy stamp
Club
WOR-News
WJz-Ray Perkins, songs
WABC-Suropean News
6;lS-WEAF-Spor Bill stern
WOR-The Johnson Family
WJZ-Lowell Thomas
WARC-Judith Arlen,. songs
7;OO-WEAF-Fred warnings Orch.
WOR-Sports, stan Lomax
WJZ-Orphans OF Divorce,
Margaret Anglln
WABC-Amos n Andy
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
singers
WOR-The Answer Man
WABC--Lum and Abner
7.s0-WEAF-Larry Cl!nton's Orch
WoR-The Lone Ranger
WJZ-instrumental Group
WA1C-Sketch, Blonde
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on the MArch
S:00-WEAF--yarlety; Tommy.
Riggs, Betty Lou, David
Ross
WOR.-Breeging Along, Bev.
erly, Green's Orch.
WJZ-order Of Adventurers,
Tex O'Rourke
WABC-koatelnetA Orehu
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-11
Alumnae Chapter To
Hold Luncheon

The Bridgeport Chapter Of the
college Of st. Elizabeth Alumnae
Will sponsor q State luncheon at
Baybrook, West Haven, on Saturday,
sept. 30. Miss Catherine Conway
will act as chairman of the lunch
con committee assisted by Mrs. WAL
ter ]. Stapleton. Miss Margaret
O'Connor, Mrs. James II. Rourke
and Miss Frances Kahanec.
An informal fall flower show will
be held In connection with the Sep
TENDER meeting of the Waterbury
Garden club this evening at 8 o.
clock at the Bunker Hill church.
Members are asked to bring arrange
ments and specimens Of flowers
which will be judged by popular
vote. Mrs. Clarence j. Bartlett and
Miss Mildred Harmon will be hos
tesses for the evening.
Mrs. B. Mulcrone OF Walnut
street Is convalcsing at ST. Mary's
hospital.
The Women,s Get Together Club
Of the Third Congregational Church
will meet this evening ct 9 o'clock
at the parish hall.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-11
WATR PROGRAMS
1850 Kilocycles

p. NJ.
i;o0--liits and Encores
4:i5-l.eo Freudberg's Orch.
4:3O-Wayne West, Scat singer
4i5-The Manhatters, Dance Music
5:00-Dance orch.
5.i5-Melody Revue
5;SO-Waterbury Democrat News
5;45-"Songs Without Words'
6:00-Yankee News
6l5-Frank Frisch, sports
6:30-Wishart Campbell, Baritone
6:45--Henry Webers Concert
7:Oo-Fultcn Lewis, Jr.
7:l5-Mickey Alperts Orch.
7:30--Phone Your Answer
s:45-This Younger Generation
S:00--Lono Ranger
S:3O--Bob Zurke's Orch.
9.OO-Paul Decker's Orch,
a:lb-HRrmony Portraits
S;So-"Xuthor! Authorg
lO;o0-Raymond Gram Swing
l0:i5-The Thee Marshalrs
iO30--Henry webcr's Pageant OF
Melody"
Ii:00-YRnkee News
ll;i5-Woather Service
ll:30--NRt. Brusslofs Orch,
i2;00-Sign off
TOMORROW
S:OO--Yankce News
S;l6-Morning MUSICALE
S:30-Muslcal Menu
g:O0--Morning Devotions
9:i5-Wal,er Kidder, Baritone
g:30-Shoppers Guide
lO;S0--Melody strings
lO;l5--John MetcalfcS Choir Loft
II :00-Ruth Moss Interviews
ll:l5-Orange Blossom Quartet
ll;S0--Kcep Fit To Music
Butterileld, Pianist
l2:00-Noonday Musicale
7. NJ,
i2;30--Watorbury Democrat News
l2;AS-lts Dance Time
l:00--Ynnkce News
l:i5--Tone Tapestries
1:30-Petite Musicale
l;i5--Off the Record
2:0o-Palmer House Concert Orch
2;l5-First Race from Narragan-
sett
?:s0-Jimmie Lunceford's Orch.
9;i5-Second Race from Narragan
sett
s:oO-Basehaii Game-Red sox vs..
Tigers
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-11
Hand

Let Opponents Solve Problems Jacobys Plan in Difficult
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-11

Mutuals tonight
should than the usual sparkle The
william White Alice LeoneMoats who'll match
telling ability with the old eahles Haywood
William White Saturday Evening
writer
tenon and his newest work useknees being published by
Random House. Alice LeoneMoas writes books
articles mo Nice Girl swear product OF her and George Abb
will dramatic efforts this fall Cracking
the circus usual will literary Perleman
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-11

Eugene "Ah wilderness"
production
Sunday. September II Raymond Gram Swing win continue his
nightly WATR Mutual for the fortnight
They're scheduled at 10 Walter OKeefe Bobby
both natives Hartford working
she Joins their Time
broadcast October In the past radios Merry Macs have
within reaching distance Of the Of the ladder
times Blu each time their girl singer and got married Cons
queny, big hl they've
h they've about their vocalist Helen
retire Would combination
again? Well married this
the boys have stopped worrying because her husband happens
gutarit who the trio Helen
has idea Of retiring
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-11

Hobby Lobby, Wednesday
by present sponsor spot
a
commercial he has been without that time
distinguished Alfred Walnsten will make
guest with the Nsc Orchestra beginning September
Sunday weber Pageant Melody heard locally
WAT tonight 1890 will feature Ato Baggo basso Mark
sogsky be highighd
night at $50 During Tommy Riggs broadcast NBc
picture" will taken with
recording machine I'll try print the resulting photo hcre
possible
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-11

ROAMING THE AIR WAVES
Dial Doings
By jim PARKER

Just IN didn't hear the special broadcast wATR
readers TO know the Of the win
mcrophone exclusive
reporting
counts Of the Brooklyn Dodgers WOR
for himself This will
World Series assignment Escn has been heard several
sports broadcast from Chicago during the
World Series broadcast since ioe only in America to
hold distinction expected
the Of the American
that viii only in this carrying
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-11

"Tempeon In series" reads the heading Of NBC
release Yes the clever English pianist mimic has den
" for OF his NBCR Red starting Mon
September g. ut $3.50 Prior the opening Of his
Tempeon three appearances National
nights first featuring
Donald Dickson win from Chicago Later broad
casts win originate In New York and Hollywood.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-11

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