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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-12-06

A young Cuban boy, giving his
name as Araldo Diaz, was shot on
Virginia street this morning by
Louis Heurar. Heurar was ar
rested by Officer John Roker
and is being held at the county
Jail. pending an investigation in
to the affair. The boy was shot
accidentally and was slightly in
jured.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-12-06
A SLIGHT ERROR

VISALIA, Calif-On the jury
list for a murder trial was the
name of Emmett Nelson, but he
couldn't serve-he was the man
murdered.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-12-06
TAMPA ALL-STARS
VS.. KEY WEST

Negotiation for a series of
games between Key West base
ball teams and Tampa All-Stars
have been closed. Virgilio Fa-
bian will play four games against
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-12-06

The Bayview Park and Sea
Scouts basketball teams met in a
game of basketball last night at
the high school gym in one of
the hardest fought and most hot
ly contested games ever played
in the gym. The game was
never in doubt from the first to
the last quarter. and was won by
the High School five.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-12-06
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO

What is believed to be- the
most interesting luncheon in its
career was given by the Exchange
Club on the, municipal golf course
yesterday at which the club en-
tertained Harry Hampton and his
assistant, Ed. Valentine, who
spoke words of high praise for the
Golf Club and its officials.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-12-06

DIR. and Mrs. w. j. Schoneck.
of Brooklyn, N. Y, were very
much pleased with the short stay
IN Key West with their son, w.
J. Schoneck, assistant lighthouse
engineer and his family. The
doctor was on a short leave and
on tour with a party from New
York.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-12-06
FOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE

FOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE
New ultra modern home with
upstairs Apartment, private pa
tho entrance, beautifully furn-
ished; bedrooms. 3 baths,
close-in, overlooking ocean and
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TRoJANs FEEL SAFE

With Harry swiftly" Wickers,
the Trojans' best pitching bet
and the kid who is responsible
for the teams league standing
today, on the pitching roster,
Idilio Salinero and Dickey Ma
varro feel quite safe in handling
the Tampans in their three-game
series,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-12-06

w. w. Rewis, of Lostman's
River section, who is held in
Monroe county Jail in default of
bail of $4,000 on four charges of
attempted murder, appeared be-
fore Judge Gum this morning
for preliminary hearing The pris-
oner declared he would prefer his
going direct to criminal court
and it was SO ordered.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-12-06

days were gone over and an
interpreted drill was held. fol-
lowing which games were
played.
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FOURTEENTH. V-BOTTOM
CYPRESS BOAT; Four HORSE
Johnson Cupboard Motor; Four
Life Preservers, One Fire Ex-
tinguisher; Pair of Oars and
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-12-06

Hundreds of fans witnessed a
thrilling game yesterday when
the Marine players met the pick
ed team at Bayview Park yester~
day afternoon. 1t was one of the
best played games ever witness
ed on any field and ended with
the score of 6 to 6.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-12-06

Robert F.. Spottswood has been
rendered position on the staff
of Governor John M. Martin and
will accept the appointment. Mr..
Spottswod has had considerable
military experience and is a lieu
tenant in the Florida National
Guard. He will take office on
the staff Immediately after Janu-
airy 1.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-12-06

FOR SALE-2 lots, each 50x100.
Run from Washington to Won
Phister street. $3.50. Apply
rear 1917 Petronia street.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-12-06

The Tug Warbler of the Mer-
ritz Chapman Wrecking Com
pany. which left here yesterday
to render assistance to the
Steamer Newtoront. ashore at
American Shoals light, succeed
ed in floating the vessel yester-
day at $50 o'clock and arrived
last night with the ship in tow.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-12-06

Wind Direction and Velocity
NEG miles per hour
Relative Humidity
$50
". Uncomfortable humidity
should be a few points below
mean temperature
FORECAST
(Till 7:30 p. m, Thursday
Key West and Vicinity: GEN
orally fair tonight and Thursday;
little change in temperature;
gentle variable winds.
N.B.-Forecast indicates winds
between 8-12 miles per hour
Florida: Fair to partly cloudy
tonight and Thursday; slightly
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! KEY WEST In DAYS CONE BY
Happenings Here just Five Ten and Fifteen Today
AS Taken From The Files Of The Citizen

borne by the Centre Asturiano of
which he was a member.
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TYPEWRITING PAPER - 500
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FOR SALE-One portable Coro-
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FURN / S H E D DOWNSTAIRS
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warmer on east-central coast to-
night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-26
Personal.
Large Attendance Present
At New Rochelle Event

Catherine Brennan; Mrs. Frank T.
Green, Mrs. John j. DAILY, Mary F.
Hennessey, Mrs. James w. Wrinn OF
Naugatuck; Cele Barry, Marguerite
Reilly, Helene Brennan, and Helen
L. McDonough.
Also Mrs. Paul Buckmiller, Mrs,
Frank Madden, Mrs. Leonard Conlin,
Mrs. Louis Buckmiller, Mrs. Donald
Carroll, Mrs. Harold Almquist, Mrs.
Thomas Norton, Mrs. Thomas o.
Conner, Mrs. John KaZanjian, Mrs.
Clayton F. Davis, Mrs. Asa L. Full
Ter, Mrs. Henry w. Johnson, Mrs.
C. Arthur Eager, Mrs. Manfred
Johnson, Mrs. Robert v. Anderson,
Anne McGrath, Mary E. Tourney,
Ethel Egan, Pauline Bolger, Anne
Doran, Cell Bolger, Helen Doran,
Ruth Barry, Katherine Heating,
Anne Shanahan, Anne Turley, Mrs.
James D. Slavin, Hazel Penrose,
Mrs. George Donovan, Esther Dali
ton, Theresa Wrinn, Mrs. T. F. Lud-
dy, Mrs. A. T. Bedore and Maureen
M. Luddy.
Also Mrs. AL Kazemekas, Gather
inc M. Curtin, Mary T. Foley, Helen
E. Kinney, Josephine Pope, Helen
M. Mccarthy, M. Aurea Largay, Mrs.
Thomas v. Largay, Mary Ellen
Walsh, Mary Frances Hodson, Cath
crime G. Brennan, Florence Bren-
nan, Miniee T. Ahern, Glare Noonan,
Mrs. Harry Peterson, Mae Culleton,
Florence Mccarthy, Florence o.
Loughlin, Marguerite Bowling, Mrs.
Thomas Truelove, Julie Truelove,
Dory Truelove, Peggy Fleming, Mrs.
w. j. Neary, ST., Mrs. w. j. Neary,
Jr, Mrs. F. w. Schaffer, Mrs. j. F.
Herman, Mrs Arthur Harris, Mrs.
George O'Connor, Mrs. Edward
Griffin, and Catherine Doran.
Also Mrs. Milton Lent, Mrs. Mich
ael F. Shea, Mrs. Timothy Brosna-
han, Mrs. L. E. Breen, Rita Bader,
Marta Horch, Betty Mulvaney,
Catherine M. Kroha, Kathryn Hayes,
Helen Mcdonald, Edna Harmon,
Mrs. Bessie Cameron, Mrs. John H.
Cassidy, Mrs. Frank j. DAILY, Mrs.
John L. Gaffney, Mrs. Raymond j.
Quinn, Catherine Connor, Grace Re-
gan, Mary Shannahan, Mrs. James
j. Doran, Mrs. Donate Pope, Mrs.
Frank Nastri, Mrs. Rachel Mora,
Genevieve c. Pope, Katherine Phe-
Ian, Margaret Morrisseau, Hazel
Morisseau, Isabel Phelan, Cecilia J.
O'Reilly, Mae R. McKenna, Mrs.
Charles Schmidt, Mary Schmidt,
Mrs. John M. Freiheit, Mrs. James
Curtin, Mrs. Arthur Bowling, Mrs.
Harold B. MacNiSh, Mrs. Marian
Lynch, Mrs. Thomas Candy, Mrs.
Margaret Stanton and Pearl H.
Graves.
Also Mrs. Barton Cross, Mrs. Ed
ward Byrne, Mrs. George Mccarthy,
Mrs. Edward Kehoe, Mrs. Robert E.
Jackson, Janice Malta, Irene Rey-
nolds, Louise Loveridge, Mrs. Eugene
Seville, Mrs. Eugene Oviatt, Mrs.
Stanley Anderson, Mrs. Percy
Hodgkinson. Betty Blanchard, Mrs.
John j. Fitzgerald, Mrs. William B.
Fitzgerald, Helen Moore and Kath-
leen Fitzgerald.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-26

HARTFORD, Oct. GA smart local boy,
with the help of little perseverance and
his fathers telephone, was able recently
to land several odd jobs for spare time. He
described his efforts to find work as fol-
lows: II knew that lots of people would be
glad to pay for odd jobs if they only
knew how to get in touch with the right
person in hurry" he said. II called at
several houses in the neighborhood and
when was told there was no work left
a card on which had written my name
and telephone number. Then one day ]
received my first telephone call - to rake
leaves. I guess they liked my work all
right, because soon received another
call, this time for furnace tending. Now l
have enough work to keep me busy in
practically all my spare time. Maybe I'll
be able to save enough money to'go to
college"
"Home Telephone a Bargain"
''If anyone should ask me whether q
telephone could help land job. wouldn't
know what to say" commented Hartford
telephone installer Earle J. HOLSTER.
Opportunities usually go to those who can
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-26
Weddings
Rosary Society
Making Plans

Plans are progressing Tor the am
nual harvest event sponsored each
fall by the Rosary Confraternity of
st. Margaret's parish. The affair
win be q card party and fashion
show wednesday evening, Novein-
Der first, Forester and company will
present the fashion show which win
be q distinctive event in which au-.
tunn and winter modes of all types
will be shown and described. Cards
win be played by groups who will
form their. own tables. Rev. John
Conlan and Rev. ]. Oliver Cronan
are honorary chairmen, and Mrs.
George Beckley IS general chairman
Of the event.
Mrs. Beckley will be assisted BY
committees who are working to
make this event an outstanding one
in the parish. Tickets may be had
from any Of the ticket committee OF
which Miss Grace Walsh is CHAIR
man.
A rummage sale arranged BY the
various parish societies Of the Sa-
cred Heart church will be held to-
morrow at 645 East Main street.
Generous contributions OF wearing
apparel have been made, affording
an excellent opportunity for all
interested In obtaining serviceable
clothing for the winter months.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-26
; McKENNEY's BRIDGE QUIZ
Expert Handling of Squeeze Play Brings Victory in
Difficult Hand


Some of the hands found in tour
nament bridge are so difficult that
we sometimes wonder how even an
expert can find the expert laid the
ground work for double squeezing
ON today's hand.
The opening lead of the spade
solution. Watch how neatly one
king was ruffed by South, the ace
of hearts cashed and small heart
played to durnmy,s queen. Declar-
er then led the queen Of spades,
intending to take a discard and thus
establishing the jack for discard
of his other loser.
East, however, disrupted his plan
by ruffing the spade queen. If South
overruffs, he cannot make his con-
tract, so he decided to discard a
small diamond to prepare for a
squeeze. East returned a diamond,
South won with the king and played
all Of his trumps.
After the last trump was led,
South was left with three clubs and
the diamond eight, North with two
diamonds. club and the spade
jack. West had chosen to retain
guard Of the clubs, SO he held three
clubs end the spade ace,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-26

The local chapter Of New Rochelle
held Q most successful card party
and fashion show last night at the
Hotel Elton. Forester and Company
gave a fashion show which was q
colorful presentation OF fall and
winter fashions with descriptions OF
same.
Those attending were: Catherine
Connolly, Margaret E. Kelley, Helen
McNiff, Molly Rolf, Mrs. Mary Fitz-
gibbons, A. Gerard, Mrs. Francis
Roach, Mrs. Edgar Adams, Mrs.
Charles H. Audet, Mrs, Bernhard
wilhelm, Mrs. Edward Jackson, Vir-
GINA Smith, Lillian Smith, Alice
Walsh, Kathryn st. John, Mrs.
Charles DAILY and Mrs. Henry Daily
of Naugatuck, Miss Leona O'Neil,
Marion Holland, Catherine Casey,
Frances Moss, Mildred Holland,
Elizabeth Bourke, Ann G. Martin,
Mrs. Harold Quigley, Mrs. Charles
j. Allen, Mrs. F. G.. Loehmann, Mrs.
j. E. Bulger, Mrs. j. F. Kane, Ann
Dexereaux, Estelle McDonough, Mrs.
David Ward, Mrs. Malcolm OLeary,
Mrs. Mary Keane, Mrs. John K. Max
Margaret Stokes, Marion Keane,
Mrs. william Schofield, Mary FIRE.
ney, Mrs. G. Lester Manning, Attrac-
ia F. Murray, Ethel Sayles, Helen
Sayles, Mrs. Leo j. Marshall, Mrs.
Albert Hummel, Catherine Phelan,
Mrs. Frank T. Healey, Mrs. Arthur
Almquist, Mrs. William Courtney,
Mrs. L. Tachae, Mary Smith, Mrs.
Donald Carroll, Mrs. Elizabeth Dev-
ereaux, Margaret O'Toole of Manga
tuck, Mrs. Raymond Lyman, Anne
Devereaux; Mrs. Edward G. Lingen-
held, Mrs. Walter Reilly, Mrs. Gum
pard Anderson, Mrs. John F. Nc
Donough of Naugatuck; Mrs. Walter
]. Lamson, Mrs. NJ. j. Honan, Mrs.
Edward F. Fitzgerald, Mrs. M. T.
Lynn, Catherine Delaney, Mrs.
Thomas Heating, Hannah Murphy,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-26
HallolUe'eT, Social
By Mothers Club

A Halloween social by the
Mothers Club of IS. Peter and
Paul Parish was held last night at
the school. The social followed the
installation of newly elected Off
GERS. A one-act play was presented,
the following taking part: Mrs:
Joseph Cosgrove, Mrs. Lawrence
Sicily, Mrs. Edward Bergin, Mrs.
John Walsh, Mrs. Frank Robinson,
Mrs. Joseph Dunn, Mrs. Raymond
Synnott, Mrs. William Lezotte, Mrs.
John Pagan, Mrs. Patrick Fitzger-
aid, Mrs. Clarence Doyle, Mrs.
Joseph Muckle. Refreshments were
served. The committee of arrange
ments for the affair were Mrs. Will
liam Keaveney, Mrs. Frank Robin
son and Mrs. william Client.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-26

are invited to attend. Prizes will be
awarded for the different types of
costumes and refreshments will be
served. An entertainment and games
are slated for the evenings fun.
The committee in charge of ar
rangements for the Halloween party
include: Anna Nj Clario, Josephine
Genovese, Mary Rainone, Mary
BuonoSere, Angie Messina, Carmella
De Leo, and Florence Nargi.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-26
Future Bride Is
rendered Shouver

A greenback shower was given by
Miss Jane Diamond in honor OF
Lucille Diamond recently.
Those present were Jane Dia-
mond, Norma Diamond, Mrs. Clara
Diamond, Mrs. Edgar Diamond, Mrs.
Lionel Belanger, Mrs. Mary Grave
line, Lucille Gelinas, Mrs. Flora
Kenny, Mrs. Stephanie Massicotte,
Mrs. Margaret Mclaughlin, Mrs.
Minnie Levin, Olive Meyer, Helen
Komar, Mrs. Elizabeth McClusky,
Mrs. Gwendolyn Sullivan, Mrs. Clara
O'Brien, Mary Mclaughlin, Frances
Guarrera, Connie zeber, Mrs. Clara
Eribbler, Mrs. Laura Kelly, Marie
Conda, Clara Schmithe, Minnie De
Leone, Mrs. Beatrice Gagnon, Al
dona Skystinas, Mrs. Hazel Boulan-
ger, Dorothy Shultz, Pauline Lingis,
Mary Carroll, Margaret Bouffard,
Cecile Laperriere, Amelia Andaruski
Mabel B. Squeglia, Rena Garbartus
Matilda Renault, Josephine Con-
temessa, Janet Rice, Evelyn Egan,
Cell Matthew, Lorraine Maynard
Cecile Bruneau.
: Deborah Kendrick, Mrs. Florence
Beaudry, Mrs. Joseph Gelinas,
Theresa Gelinas, Mrs. Miller, Mrs
Turcotte, Mrs. Paul Bourassa, Mrs
Josepha Beaulieu, Mrs. Lucy Leclire
Monette Lafreniere, Mrs. Pierre
Lafreniere, Ann Farley, Yvette
Gelinas, Mrs. Cecile Diamond, Mrs
Flore Diamond, Mrs. Simone Des-
chesnes, Mrs. Clement Bronillette
Simone Parenteau, Mrs. Rose Riopel
Mrs. Armand Cordeau, Mrs. Helen
Crane, Mrs. Marie Louise Lamon-
tagne, Mrs. Antoinette Bruneau
Mrs. Marie Martin, Mrs. Cecile Bell
mare, Gladys Diamond, Jean Les
sard,, Theresa Villemure, Loretta
Villemure, Myra Villemure, Lorica
Villemure, Veronica Phillibert, Mrs
Joseph Giroux, Mrs. Ernest Giroux
Theresa Hebert, Mrs. Lucienne
Chase, Jeanne Poulin, Mrs. Charles
Pelletier, Mrs. Ferdinand Gelinas
Lucille Gelinas, Alice Beaulieu
Mrs. Simone Bergeron, Eleanor La
Rose, Mrs. Anna Cyr, Olga Cyr, Mrs
Athela Delesileuse, Mrs. Ernestine
Levesque, Mrs. E. Flageole, Mrs r
OToole, Mrs. Harry Irving, Mrs
Anelda Garceau, Helen Garceau
Lucille Garceau, Mrs. Aldona Jen-
kms, Olive Madden, Dorothy Slocum
Mrs. Dagel Mrs. McMurtrie, Mrs,
Honias, Mildred Iorys, Mrs. Andre
Bouffard, Mrs. Jeanne Groleau, Mrs,
Anna Well, Mrs. Cecile Boucher, Mrs
Germaine Grenier, Mrs. Alfred
Grenier, Mrs. Milton Smith, Mrs.
Yvonne Ostroski, Mrs. Rose Gelinas,
Mrs. Anna Provost, Anita Smith,
Charlotte Klecknic, Betty Beaulieu,
Mrs. Gertrude LeGere, Stacia Ostro-
ski, Mary Caggiano, Mrs. Estelle
Banner. Norine Ash, Mrs. Jeanette
Copeland.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-26
Villa Maria Lodge
Plan Dinner Dance

A meeting Of the Program Com
mittee of the Villa Maria Lodge was
held Monday evening at the home
of Miss Claire Vadnais Of Walnut
street. Plans were made for the sixth
annual dinner-dance of the Lodge,
which is to be held at Hotel Elton
on November fourth.
Members of the Committee in
clude: Mrs. Isidore Houle, Mrs. Will
brod Guertin, Mrs. Hector Guertin,
Mrs. William Cyr, the Misses Yvette
LaVallee, Camille Frechette, Lucille
Phaneuf and Claire Vadnais.
Miss JEANNE Heppel will be the
guest speaker at the regular meeting
tonight of the Quota Club at the
Hotel Elton. Miss Heppel will de-
scribe her work at the Chase Dis
pensary. Reports will be read of the
Fifth District convention held in
Bridgeport last week end at which
time Miss May Hennessey was re-
elected governor.
Mrs. Roger Boisvert was hostess
at birthday party at her home on
Washington avenue Saturday eve
ming in honor of her sister, Miss
Carmella Colucci of Hillside avenue.
The guests included: Mrs. Anthony
Colucci, Mrs. Concetta Ciaccio, Mrs.
William Boisvert, Mrs. Roger Bois-
vert, Mrs. Dominic Cancellaro, Con-
ME Colucci, Carmella Colucci, Josie
Cancellaro and Marie ana Antoin-
cite Cancellaro.
The Gamma Sigma Tau sorority
held their weekly meeting at the
home of Miss Garry Mangini of
Berkely avenue recently. After the
business meeting an entertainment
was enjoyed and delicious lunch
con served. Those present were
Shirley Morse, Dorothy Eosato, Con-
stance Minervini, Marion Rock,
Mary and Janice Cimaglio, Thelma
Barone, Doris DiLorenzo and Garry
Mangini. The next meeting will be
held at the home Of Miss Rosato of
Wall street heights.
Mrs. Henry G. Griggs and Mrs.
James A. Newson of 122 Tower road
visited in New York recently, where
they stopped at the Beekman Tower
hotel.
The Junior and Senior society
of the Immaculate Conception Chill
dren of Mary will sponsor an
old fashioned Halloween costume
party this evening at 8 o'clock in
the basement of the church. Prizes
will be awarded for the different
costumes. Games will be played,
such as, ducking for apples, pinning
the tail on the donkey, etc. All
the young women Of the parish are
invited to attend.
Several candidates were initiated
into Winona Rebekah lodge at ex-
ercises conducted last night. Mrs
Dorothy Markey of Columbian Re-
bekah lodge OF Naugatuck was In
charge of the ceremonies.
Guests were present from lodges
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-26

be reached most
easily. A tele-
phone can be a
real help in get
ting work and it
is useful in many
other ways, also.
For example. to
save yourself UNI
pleasant trips in
rainy weather 800.
to talk with rela.
tives and friends
~. to bring help
quickly in times
Of emergency.
Certainly it's safe
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-26
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East. having to keep two dia-
monds, no longer held Q club stop
per. South led the diamond to the
ace and West was squeezed.
Had West held diamonds instead,
leaving East to hold clubs, West
would have been squeezed in spades
and diamonds by the cashing Of the
top clubs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-26
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES :


Top scores in the Wednesday af-
ternoon tournament Of the Cornell
Bridge Club at Mrs. John Moriarty's,
Linden Street, were as follows:
north and south, Mrs. Edward Bal
thazar, and Mrs. Norman Gables,
1856; Mrs. James Ahercrombie and
Mrs. William Myers, 1885; east and
west, Mrs. Elwood Carney and Mrs.
John DAILY, l25: Mrs. Frederick Lux
and Mrs. Philip Shaler tied with
Mrs. John Dillon and Mrs. Matthew
Doyle, 123. The official standing is
Mrs. Abercrombie and Mrs. Myers,
SOB Ia, Mrs. Byers and Mrs. Con-
nell sos, Mrs. Bronsky and Mrs.
Bernier ABB, and Mrs. Dillon and
Mrs. Doyle 482 IL.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-26

F y AzOs TO Say GMIS : n
telephone Il big bargain At only few
pennies day. To order telephone service,
visit or telephone the nearest business
office. Or. IL you wish. give your order 70
any telephone employee" The Southern
New England Telephone Company.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-26

The Children of Mary Sodality of
st. Lucy's church will hold a Mas
querade party this evening in the
parish hall at p. m. All members
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-26
NOVEMBER

I = Harvest parish supper. st.
Thomas's hall.
Rosary Confraternity fashion
show st. Margaret's hall.
3-John @. Montietf, lecture, Wo-
mems club.
Villa Maria Lodge dinner
dance, The Elton.
5-Regina Elena Lodge dance.
Liberty hall.
5St. Joseph's choir concert, st.
Joseph's auditorium.
6-John A. Coe, speaker, Fore.
mems club, Y. C. A.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-26
M,TON CoNTRAcr CrT1n

The Elton Contract Club in charge
Of Mrs. William Sherman Smith in
the individual championships at the
Hotel last night resulted In the fol-
lowing scores: Mrs. II. J. Stetbacker
49h, Miss Helen Descoteaux 40, Mrs.
George Pierpont 48. The official
standing: Miss Helen Descoteaux
1341s, David Miller fS3, J. r. Hicks
1917, and Mrs. Fl. j. Stettbacker
127.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-26
Coming Events
OCTOBER

26-Dinner to Major L. T. Lathrop
at The Elton. !.
20 and DC. I. o. state conven-
ton, The Elton.
28-State Baptist youth meeting,
First Baptist church.
20 - N. e. regional meeting Of
Congregational churches.
20 - BETHEL Sisterhood revue,
BETHEL auditorium.
30-Music club masquerade dance.
Temple hall.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-26

Announcement is made Of the
birth of a son, Joseph Bryan, at
st. Mary's hospital, october 14th,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher De-
laney Of West Main street. Mrs.
Delaney is the former Miss Bertha
Flaherty.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-26

Several candidates were initiated
into Winona Rebekah lodge at ex-
ercises conducted last night. Mrs.
Dorothy Markey of Columbian Re-
bekah lodge OF Naugatuck was In
charge of the ceremonies.
Guests were present from lodges