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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-24

Paul V. Gilbert z posadky
americkeho parnfku r. G.. Ste
wart, kotvicf v Baltimore, wy
pravel o II anglickych manor
n1c1ch, kteTi drzeli sc nemecke
ponorky doufajfce, re Sc nepo-
nofi.
Gilbert pravil, re Stewart
byl ma ceste do Ameriky z Le-
Havre, kdyz dine II. zari, asi
200 mil cd francouzskeho po-
bTezf byl zastaven ponorkou,
jejiz velitel naridil jeho kapi-
tanovi, ably dostavil Sc ma po-
norku a pfinesl s sebou lodni
listing.
Drive nez mohl vyhov9ti,
zdvihla Sc mlha a We vzdaleno-
sti asi pGl druhe mile objevila
Sc anglicka LODI Inverliffey,
1856 tun. Ponorka namifila
k nj, ale brzy Sc vratila. Dva-
nact anglickych namornik1 Sc
il drzelo a parnfk Inverliffey
horel. Gilbert pravil, re jejich
zachranny clun Sc pTevratil a
namornfci chytili Sc ponorky.
Kdyz byli zachraneni, pravili,
re Nemci jim rekli, objevi-li Sc
anglicky destroyer, re ponor-
ka Dude nucena Sc ponoriti a
re budou ponechani osudu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-24
TRI DNY BEE JfDLA.

Uplny rozvod cd manzela
obdrzela Doris Rebcca Boch.
Provdala sc v cervenci 1888.
Cd manzela odesla v zaTf, po-
nevac, jak zalovala, -"nemela
dostatecnou potravu a drzana
byla jake vezen. Nemohla jsem
ven z bytu, kdyz byly penize
ma koupenf potravy." V zalo-
be udala, re pc til dny drzena
byla v dome beze vsi potravy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-24
z HONU.

David Bailey z Wicomico o.
kresu, farmar, zemTel v nemoc
nici v Salisbury, kan wat byl
DO stTelenl Sc do zaludku,
kdyz byl ma honu u Hebron,
Md.
Hlava ustrelena byla 14lete-
mu Williamu Rhodes, kdyz
pTelezal plot ma farme S rucni-
CT v ruce. Rucnice spustila q
hOch usmrcen.
Robert Blair z Gainesville
zranen byl do prave nohy ma.
bojem, ktery vysel z rucnice
soudruhovy, kdyz tento zako
pl a padl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-24
AUTOMOBILY.

Truckem zranena byla An
ME Wechselberger, 65leta a
jejf dcera, 44leta Frances
Duer, kdyz sly ma Mace ave-
nue. Essex.
Zrovna pred tydnem MAMIE
lu Duerove, Johnu Duer, pre-
razeny byly automobilem ODE
nohy ma Eastern avenue.
= Ma Loeb Raven road a
Is. ulici 61leta Gertrude Hoff-
man srazena byla automobi-
lem a pTerazeno il rameno a
noha. Automobil T1dil Clifford
Austin, "a roxy starry.
= Policista George Wright
re severovychodnf STANCE IRA
men byl busem ma North a Pat
terson Park avenue.
- William R. Kindle, 7Ole-
TT z w. Mulberry ulice zemTel
v nemocnici pc zraneni, jez v
nedeli utrpel kolem p1l noci
ma Franklin a Gilmor ulicfch.
Pr prechazeni Franklin uli-
&c S MIN Margaret Crump, 43
lete byla prerazena ruka a no.
ha. Automobil ridil 27lety
cernoch Lynn Barber.
= Elvin Lee Milton, asi 35
rokG starry, usmrcen byl v pom
deli automobilem mezi Calvert
llic1 a Cheapside. Nalezen byl
lezfc1 ma ulici S rozbitou hla-
YOU, obema rukama a nohama
zlomenyma. V nekolika minu-
tach pc nalezeni zemfel v Mer
cy nemocnici. Stotoznen byl
Poole Social Security nstku.
Sergeant Frye zahledl uha.
nejicf automobil rychlostl pres
sedmdesati peti mil v iodine
Ma miste melody nalezena by.
la klika z noveho automobile
Vsechny garaze byly ihned
zpraveny, ably udaly, kdyby
nekdo automobil ku sprave I
Mich zanechal.
= 6Oleta Virginie Morton
re St. Paul ulice, pracuj1cf Y
dime ma obleky ma N. Charlie;
ulici, usmrcena byla elektric.
kou poulicn1 karou pTi precha.
zen1 Charles a Eager ulic.
= Marylandskou statnl pc.
lici1 bylo oznameno v pondeli
re 80 osob bylo usmrceno
automobilovych nehodach mi
mo mesto Baltimore behen
meslce Tijna. Pocet ten byl {
5 mensf nezli v r1jnu pTedesle
no roku.
= Bertha T. Stewart pri pre-
chazeni w. Baltimore ulice
srazena byla a~utomobilem {
noha j pferazena. Byla ne
ceste ku sve p~fitelkyni. Zatcer
byl Tfdic AUTOMOBILE Anthony
E. Bauer z Richmond Hill, N
Y.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-24
c. /. o. PROFIT BATOVI.

Unie obuvnickych pracovnf-
XII sdruzenych v C. l. O., v u
terry obnovila svoji zadost v
Department. Prace We Wash
pro odvolanf dovoleni,
die nehoz Bata obuvnicka spo-
lecnost smela sem dopraviti z
Ceskoslovenska 100 zkusenych
delnikG do dilen v Belcamp,
Md.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-24
Pravnik zastrelen divkou.

Corrine Maddox dvema re-
volvery zastrelila ma hlavni u
lici v Dallas, Texas. 60 rokG
stareho pravnfka, Brooks C.
Coffman, jenz when byl, re j
bodl ma jare, kdyz odeprela S
MIN jeti do Kalifornie. Svedek
udal, re dfvka v~ystrilela nabo-
je z jednoho revolveru ma pra-
vnfka, pax vynala druhy revol-
yer proti pravnfku.
"Pronasledoval mne ku smr-
IT," zalovala &c rokI stara BY
vala jeho stenografistka. Pres
m6sfc planovala, re pravnfka
zastTelf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-24
ZNIcENA TANEcNf
SIN

Gwynn Oak Park tanecnf
sin, dfev6na a sklenena budo-
va, znicena byla ohnem casne
rano v nedeli. Ztrata obnaSf
$4,000. Nocni hlidac zahledl
pocatek ohne kolem pGl pate
hodiny rano.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-24
Vynatek z reel ctih. Thomase
D'Alesandro v Dome Zastup-
Gu " patek, 3. listopadu 1889.

Cesi jsou mfrumilovny lid;
oni mali pine pravo ma jejich
misto pod sluncem. Nicim Sc
.neprovinili CO by opravnovalo
1tok, ktery podniklo Nemecko
ra Ceskoslovensko. Evropska
civilisace dluzi mnoho tomuto
obdivuhodnemu ceskemu lidu,
ktery m1rou nemalou pTispel k
pokroku nasi c~ivilisace. A
dnes, my vidime t6zkou vojen-
skou botu 1toGnikovu ma srdci
CeSkOSlovenska.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-24

' Chicago IS rokI starry
pravnik George Slifka zemrel
v nemocnici. Podlehl zranen1,
ktere utrpel padem We SVEN o.
bydli. Sci vecer pc schodech
do prisklepi sveho domova,
pozbyl rovnovahu a spadl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-24
DOPIS.
Ctena redakce:-

Ctena redakce:-
Predem srdecny pozdrav ma
celou ctenarskou obec.
Pfatele milf, co rikate tomu
sllenci z Berl1na, co provadf S
nasima lidma. Je to hrnza.
Pfatele, ia jeste veffm We spra-
vedlnost. Neb tato nespravedl-
most tam ma nasem lidu pacha-
ma VIOLA o pomstu, ia pomsta
pride, re mas narod Sc dovede
pomst1t tenn vrah1m. To Sc
spatne poslouchalo v nedeli ma
radio: "Kyticka Kmochovych
pisnf' kdyz pred vami lei no.
why S velkym ohlaven1m, re
dalsf tfi Cesi byli zastreleni
Berllnskym jatkarem.
Pfatele, my tenn naS1m lidem
tam nemGzeme pomoci. Mi
zeme ale pomoci zde. Jak, re
budeme hromadne vstupovat
do Narodnfho Sdruzenf a Sva-
zu Ceskych KatolikG. Je to
nasf svatou povinnosti. Drzme
Sc hesla: "Ted anebo nikdy."
Pratele mill, zanechme vsech
svarl mezi sebou, at je to v
ktere chce strane. Budme vsi-
chni celek. Co celek to jedno-
%tlivec, a co jednotlivec to &C.
lex. Vzdyt nase nesvornost by
vedla naseho nepr1tele ku Vi
tezstvl a mas do trvaleho otroc-
tvf. Vzpomenme sobe vsickni
jak Sc nam to vsem bez rozd1-
lu pracovalo pred dvaceti peti
Lefty. To nebyl zadny rozdil
mezi nami, vsickni jsme byli
Cechoslovaci bez rozd1lu smy-
slenf a presvedcen1. Budme
Ease vsicknf spolecnf i nynf q
dokazeme hodne kus prace
kdyz potahneme svorne vsich-
nj "a jeden konec provazu.
Bestie kdyz dodelava tax kou-
sd a str1ka jed ma vse strany.
Ten hrdlorez z Berlfna Sc v tie
krvi utopi sam, a pax ami pes
pc mem nezastekne. Kdyz tax
slysfm ma nasem radiu ty Praz-
Avony, TIA mi vzw Pride
ma mysl, zda-li Sc toho mas ma
rod docka, ably tema zvony O.
znamoval, re jsme Ease svobod
nj a barbarism re padl.
Del Boze ably to bylo CO
nejdrive. PTatele mill, je to
zvlastni re clovek kdyz byl v
te Praze, tax 81 j moe nevs1-
NAL a nevazil. Ia to ted, kdyz
jsme v cizine tax ma nj mysli-
me neustale. Nikdy nezapo-
menu ma tn chv1ly kdyz jsme
provazeli naseho bratra Legio-
mare pc Petffne, byl SLEEPY, ztra
til ODE oci ma fronte. Tehdy
tento mas nestastny bratr stall
zde jake my a ziral, z1ral, a
zfral svyma litost, a tides oskli-
vost vzbuzujic1ma ocima pred
sebe, kde tusil re lei Praha.
Pratele, bylo to strasne, ale
nejstrasnejs1 bylo co povidal.
Podfvejte Sc bratri, jak ia Pra-
ha je krasna. Kolikrate jsem
sci tudy a jsem 81 toho nevsfml
a to byl hrich, neb ted teprve
chapu jejf krasy kdyz il nevi-
dim. Ted teprve jsem pocho-
pill tn ~strasnou bolest, ktera
znela z hlasu naseho nestast-
neho bratra. Jeho zrakGm j
odnali ale ne jeho srdce.
Pratele, ia jeho slova nam
vehnala size do oc1, co mich
bylo pravdy. Proto, pfateie
mill, nezapomente ma noviny
co o~znamovaly v sobotu a v
nedeli co Sc stale v nas1 matte
&c Praze, ktera k Yam upfra
oci pres ocean S prosbou, st1j-
tie pTi mas pevne tonic okam-
ziku. Nase odpoved Dude ma
81 Praze, re vsichni vstoup1me
do Narodniho Sdruzenf a Sva-
zu Ceskych Katolikd a to Dude
nejlepsf odpoved do Prahy
Silence z Berlfna zachazf a s
krvf sejde. Drzme Sc nasehc
Masaryka: "Pravda v1tezl!'
Barbarstv1 i nasili Pride do
pekel i s jeho v1dcem.
S pozdravem,
Karel Porkat
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-24
POMONA AKCE
ZDRAZOVANA.

Pomona akce, jez pocala
byti nakladn6jsf cd srpna, v
mesfci rijnu byla zdrazena o
S2.192. Celkovy naklad v f1j-
nu obnaSel obnos $738.694.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-24
MiStni Zpravy.


= Ma Thanksgiving Day,
dine %. listopadu 10 hodin
rano spojeni byly svatym pou-
tenn manzelskym znamy kra-
jan pan Albert Prochazka, z {.
TIC N. Port ulice Sc slecnou Do
rothy Filipovou, 1851 E. Madi-
son ulice V Chramu Pane sv.
Vaclava.
Novomanzele odeberou Sc
ma svatebn1 cestu do Kanady.
= Dne %. listopadu oddani
byli v kostele sv. Vaclava sic.
JiTina Orlik S panem Josefem
Stankovicem z Pennsylvania.
Ia druzicku byla sic. Kristyna
Novotny a svedek bratranec
slecny Orlfkove p. Louis Itch.
" sobotu, dine Is. listopa-
du v 9 hodin rano budou odda-
nj V kostele sv. Vaclava pan
Elmer Marousek Sc slecnou
Mary Manik.
= We stTedu, dine 20. listo-
padu oddani budou v Chramu
Pane sv. Kateriny slecna &C.
raldine Mary KolaTfk S panem
Andrew John Ramult.
- Ma Baltimore hTbit0ve
pohrben byl v pondeli Domi-
nick ". Zelinka, manzel Car
RE Zelinka (roz. Greives), c.
8O4 N. Glover ulice, jenz zem-
rel nahle We veku SO rokG sr-
decnfm zachvatem 16. listopa-
du. Zanechava zde dftky:
Carrie Schultz a Frank Zelin-
ka. Byl papfrnikem. Narozen
byl v Baltimore. Pohrebnf OBJ
rady vykonal Rev. Henry L.
Gerstmyer. PohTben byl re
Schimunek pohrebn1ho domu.
= Ma Narodnfm hrbitove
pohrbena byla V pondelf Anna
B. Senkyr (roz. Rut), {. 813 N.
Port ulice, manzelka Josepha
senkyre, jez zemrela We veku
Ga roku 16. listopadu. Marc
zena byla v Ceskoslovensku.
Pred "a roxy prijela do Anne
riky. Nalezela ku spolku Wy
trvalost. Zanechava zde dit
ky: Jerome Senkyf a Mary
Marler. Nosici rakve byli: Pc
ter Streb, Dietrich, Guther a
Bull. Pohrebnf obTady vyko-
nal Rev. Josef Troch.
Pohreb vypravil Charles E.
S%chimunek.
- Ma hTbitove Holy Cross
pohTbena Dude v sobotu O pull
desat6 iodine rano Mary An
pa Polak (roz. Raska), man
zelka Josefa Polaka, c. 1910
Elmtree ulice, Curtis Bay, jez
zemTela FL. listopadu We veku
43 rokG. Zanechava zde vedle
manzela: Franka Polaka a
Mari PetraSka. Zesnula naro-
zena byla v Ceskoslovensku.
Pohrby tyto vypravil Charles
E. Schimunek.
- Ma hTbitove Nejsv. w.
kupitele pohTben byl 20. listo-
padu Andrew Fabula, vdovec,
{. 1909 S. Ellwood avenue jenz
zemTel We v9ku 50 rok1 srdec-
nj vadou II. listopadu. Naro-
zen byl V Ceskoslovenksu. Ia
nechava zde 4 syny a 8 dcery.
PohTebni obTady vykonal Rev.
Hlobil.
" 1tery, dine FL. listopa-
du zemrela PAM Anna Kaspa-
rova Rosedale a Elmhurst ave.,
We start 70 let. Zanechava tn
manzela Frank j. Kaspara,
d9ti: pf. Fred. R1zicka a pf.
Rose Mach, Sister Mary Car
men, Terezii, Frank a Josef.
PohTeb kona Sc dnes, v pa
tex z kostela sv. Klementa
Rosedale, Md. Pohfebnf obfad
vykonal Rev. Curran.
PohTby tyto vypravila firma
Cvach & Syn.
- Tuto sobotu v 8 hodin We
Ger porada Rad August1n Her
man els. 1876 G. S. A. "Grand
Dance" v Sokolovne, 1927
Cherry St., Curtis Bay. 2 hud-
L.. onnor.:nLS q ko
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-24

Tradicionelni fazole ma il
denim listku pro armada Spoj
StatG nyni ustoupi hovezine.
Vojaci budou dostavati Beef
steak. Zasobovatelsky sbor
prohlasil, re jeden truck hove
ziny da tolik energie, jake diva
tricky fazoll.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-24
JEDENACT Do
ANNAPOLIS.

Vybor verejnych pracf (BPW)
rozhodl, re jedenact statnfch
dradoven must prelozeno byti
z Baltimore do Annapolis pred
/, prosincem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-24
STATNf SENATOR, JOHN G.
CALLAN, v ZAJMU TISfCU
CECHU OBRACf Sc MA PRE-
SIDENTA R~OOSEVELTA.

Mas statnf senator, John G..
Callan, odvolal Sc minulou So
botu, dine 10. listopadu k presi-
dentu Rooseveltovi a zadal no
O zaslanl mocneho protestu
Spoj. Statd Nemecku pone-
vadz byli masakrovani cestf
STUDENT v PraZe.
Senator Calan pravil, re "a
stTelenf studentI, kteTf byli po-
staveni Ike zdi, rovna Sc sproste
vrazde. Dale sc zminil, re je-
no volebnf okres z 2. Leg. Dis
triktu, poz1stavajfcf ponejvfce
z osob ceskeho pGvodu byl te-
mito popravami velmi pode-
sen.
zadame nase ctenare, ably
nasledovali prfkladu naseho
senatora a zaslali k presiden-
tow protestn1 telegram nebo
dopis.
Otiskujeme pdvodnf telegram
zaslany nasfm Sen. John c..
Callanem do Bfleho Domu:
November 10, 1889.
Hon. Franklin D. Roosevelt,
White House,
Washington, d. G.
Dear Mr.. President
The people of Baltimore CT
ty irrespective of nationality
have earned with horror of the
execution of the nine Czech
students as recounted in the
press of today.
1t seems incredible that any
civilized country would resort
to measures of this kind. If
these reports are true, and |
have every reason to believe
are, such occurrences are not
only wilful murder Of noncom-
batants but wholesale slaugh-
ter of children whose actions
could do no harm.
/ am writing on behalf of
the people of Baltimore and
especially of the thousands of
Czechs | represent in the Ma
ryland Senate who formerly
resided in this territory that
we know as our Sister Repub-
lie. They also have relatives
living there now and they are
grieved and stunned at these
outbreaks.
Won't you please use your
good offices to protest against
such outrages in the future
and, with the help of God, find
some way to alleviate the suf-
ferings of these unfortunate
people.
Respectfully yours,
John c.. Callan,
State Senator
Second Legislative District.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-02
Weddings
KURTIN-MARGOLIN

The wedding of Miss Edith Ruth Margolin, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Margolin of Bayonna N. J., to Abraham Hirsch Kurtin, son of Mrs. Rachel Kurtin of Bea- con street, took place Sunday after noon at 1 o'clock at Siegel's res- taurant in New York city. MT. and Mrs. Jack Kurtin of Bronx, N. Y, were the wedding attendants. Only the immediate families attended.
 The bride wore a gown of light blue chiffon trimmed in wine. Her two-toned turban was of the same color combination and she wore a corsage of small garden flowers. The matron of honor wore navy blue and white and a gardenia cor- sage. The gown worn by the bride- grooms mother was of figured chif- ion with corsage of orchids. Mrs. Margolin wore blback chiffon with orchids. The couple plan to live in New York city after returning from their wedding trip. The bride has been teaching in Bayonne, N. J. MT. Kurtin is @ Wilby grad- uate and attended New York uni- versity.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-02
HOME SERVICE
GIVE DOG RIGHT CARE DURING HOT WEATHER
Here Are Simple Rules

"Dog days" are in full swing-the time when dogs are especially liable to illness, so the old superstition runs. Fortunately it's just super stition.
 Your dog can be healthy all year even in hot weather-if you give him the right care.
 Plenty of fresh, pure drinking water Is important. In hot weather keep the drinking pan shaded and change water at least three times . day.
 Though frequent bathing isn't de- sirable, let your dog cool off with @ swim whenever he likes-and give him c grooming with brush and comb as often as you can. He'll ap- preciate 1t and your rugs will too, when he's sheddingl
 One meal a day is enough in hot weather. Give 1t in the evening and include all the foods he can crush and tear. A little powdered charcoal with meals once or twice . week helps both teeth and diges- ton.
 Complete directions for your dogs diet are given in our 32-page book let. Has authoritative instructions also on grooming. housebreaking.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-02

five spades doubled.
 When East held the first trick, he shifted to the heart ten, and the jack. queen and king completed the trick. Mattheys now took stock, and decided that East. for his double, certainly held the trump king, and thus a finesse would be useless. If he lost Q diamond trick also, he would lose the contract.
 He might avoid the diamond loss by Q finesse, but first he sought some way to avoid the necessity for @ finesse. He saw Q line that would be perfectly safe if East held an- other heart, and still would not abandon the possible diamond finesse, should that prove necessary.
 Mattheys led Q small heart to the nine in dummy and returned a low trump to the ace. He cashed the ace of hearts. then ruffed out his remaining heart. The North and South hands were thus stripped down to spades and diamonds. A trump was led from dummy, and. as Matthey's had hoped, the trick was won by East.
 East could make no return that would not give declarer the rest of the tricks. without having to guess how to play the diamonds. He tried Q club, but dummy ruffed and North discarded c small diamond.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-02
Engagements
DAY-KETTH

Announcement has bee made of the engagement of Miss Fanny Car ter Keith, daughter of Mrs. John Keith of Warrenton, Va, to Francis P. Day, son of MT. and Mrs. Thomas M. Day of Plainfield, N. J., for- merly of Hartford.
 Miss Keith attended the Warren ton Country school and Sarah Law renee college. She has been on the staff of the Nightingale -Bamford school in New York for several years.
 MT. Day, who is well known in this city, was graduated from the Taft school and from Yale univer- sity in the class of 1920. He was with the Army Air Service during the World War. MT. Day is sec- retary of the Plainfield Country club, 8 member of the Log Cabin Gun club and of the Yale club of New York.
 The wedding will take place in the fall.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-02

MT. and Mrs. William Olsen have returned to uieir home on Willow street after spending several days in Pittsfield.
 Miss Frances Breen of Wales street and Mrs. Ralph Cross of Lockhart avenue have returned from New York where they attended the Worlds Fair.
 Miss Helen Shea of Washington street leaves Saturday for Washing ton, D. O., where she will assume her new stenograpsic position with the Department of Justice. She has been associated with the Patent Button company in this city.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Aitchison of Watertown avenue are vacationing for two weeks in Canada.
 Miss Doris Richards has returned to her home on Wolcott street after spending the past week at Hyannis, Cape Cod.
 MT. and Mrs. Francis J. Worth have returned to their home on Hamilton avenue after spending a few days in New York.
 Robert L. Curtis, of ll6 Woodside Avenue, will graduate from Bryant College of Business Administration in Providence on August Il. Curtis Is a member of the senior prom committee.
 Misses Catherine and Agnes Con- nor of Plaza avenue and Mrs. Mor- timer Connor have returned from an extended trip to the West Coast. returning by boat via the Panama Canal.
 Among those attending the annual National Music Dealers convention in New York city are Eugene T. Oviatt and Miss Catherine 0. Con- nor.
 Miss Margaret Tehan of Baldwin street was hostess at miscellaneous shower given recently for Mrs. Ed- win Dalton, the former Florence Parker. Those attending were: Misses Eleanor Kelley, Margaret Leary, Julie Briody, Mary Briody, Alice Pietro, Ann Kennedy, Ann Cromwell, Loretta McKenna, Rita Shea, Helen Roberts, Adeline D. Bernier, Margaret St. John, Eleanor Maloney, Irene Tehan, Margaret Driscoll, Margaret Whelan, Louise Briody, Julie McGrath, Eileen Mor- ton, Grace Kelly, Gertrude McLar- fley, Mrs. Joseph Kelly, Mrs. How ard Smith. Mrs. George Smith and Mrs. Francis Donahue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-02

The Misses Betty and Marie Dam- iani of the "Coettes Club" were recently hostesses at a party given in honor of their brother, Aurelio DamAni, the occasion being his birthday.
 Those attending were members of the "Coettes Club" and their friends including: Sylvia Perillo, Jane Mar giotta, Louise Mazzaferro, Linda Perillo, Marie Damiani, Elsie Per- lilo, Betty Damiani, Julia Jannetty, Melba Falcone, and Susan Brevetti; also Ray Chestone, Joseph Gugliotti, Sydney Frank, Louis Falcone, Tullio Perillo, Aurelio Damiani, Adolph Pic, Louis Di Corpo, James Jannetty, Albert Pagliani, John Smith, and B. Donald.
 A delicious buffet luncheon was
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-02
Women s Club WillSponsor Neigh hborjiood Gard Parties

The Ways and Means Committed of the Waterbury Womens Cluh under the chairmanship of Mrs Raymond o. Mills will sponsor a group of Neighborhood card parties during the coming weeks.
 First in the series will be an out door dessert bridge to be held at 1:30 o'clock on Wednesday, August 9th, at the home of Mrs. John Fos- ter of Middlebury. All members wishing to attend should communi- cate with Mrs. Foster before Tues- day for reservations and transpor- tation.
 Sectional chairman for the vari- ous parties are as follows: Colum-
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Eleanor Mesinger
 Is Shouver Guest

Miss Eleanor Meisinger, whose marriage to Clayton Towle is to be an event August 5th, was the guest of honor at hot dog roast and personal shower given recently by her cousin, Miss Lynn Meisinger, at the latter's home in Bristol.
 Those attending were: Mrs. Jos- ephine Meisinger, Mrs. Charles Tangney, Mrs. Anna Ronaulter, Mrs. George Wheeler, Mrs. Frank Meisinger, Mrs. Nora Moran, Miss es Eleanor Meisinger, Mae Tang ney, Anna Malley, Louise Kurtiz, Alice and Catherine Moran, all of Waterbury; Mrs. Charles Meisinger of Wallingford, Conn.,; Mrs. Ber- nard Fitzsimons, Mrs. Oscar Lor- enson, Mrs. Raymond LeBeau, Mrs. Joseph Meisinger, Misses Nancy, Alice, Marion and Meisinger, Edith Lorenson, all of Bristol.
 Rev. Thomas F. Lynch of St. Johns Church, Uncasville, a na- tive of this city. delivered the ser- mon at the fiftieth anniversary of the priesthood of Rev. Ignatius Kosta which was observed on Mon- day at St. Joseph's Church in Day. vile.
 Mir. and Mrs. P. J. Wheaton of Holyoke, Mass are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Arnold Palfer of East Main street for several days.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-02

bia Boulevard: Mrs. George Bar onian; Cheshire: Mrs. Robert Han- negan; Fairlawn: Mrs. Russell Put nam; Prospect: Mrs. Paul |. Wey- and; South Waterbury: Mrs. Gordon Somers; Fiske Street: Mrs. Bertram Bailey; Middlebury, Mrs. John Foster; Mildale, Mrs. Maurice Bur- face; Overlook, Mrs. George Eren- nan; Thomaston, Mrs. Robert Hazen, Watertown, Mrs. Joseph Neill; Western section: Mrs. Einar Nelson; and Central section: Mrs, Edward Davis.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-02

Tn the play of the hand, the de- clarer should try to select that line which preserves as many resources as possible. John P. Mattheys of New York, who plays rubber bridge mostly but emerges once or twice a year to take part in an important tournament, used this principle to bring home a difficult contract of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-02

Announcement is made of the en- gagement and coming marriage of Miss Rose Colangelo, daughter of Mrs. Genevieve Colangelo of John- son street and Anthony Petro, son of Mir. and Mrs. Michael Petro of Sperry street. The wedding will take place on August 26th at 9 o'clock at Our Lady of Lourdes Church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-02

served, after which games, singing, and dancing were enjoyed the re- mainder of the evening.
 The next meeting of the "Coettes" will be held today at the home of Miss Rosalie Longo of North Main street.