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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-08-15
Ladies Aid Society Gathers
For Monthly Meeting
.Gualtieri photo.
MISS DORIS PERRIELLo

Jones, Mrs. Robert Kirsted, Mrs.
Louis Stemm, Mrs. Edward G..
Brown, Mrs. Wilson Miller, ST., Mrs.
John Smith, Mrs. William Chick,
Mrs. Henry Staples. Misses Elba An
dersno, Anna Anderson, M. Sagen,
Robert Kippen, Duncan Colepaugh,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bulk, Mr.. and
Mrs. David Wood, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Moshier, Mr. and Mrs. G. r.
Sage, Mr.. and Mrs. George Selves
tire, Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Cook and
daughter, Eleanor, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hans Harden and daughter, Karen,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Boucher, Mr.
and Mrs. John Alexander, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Scadden, Mr.. and Mrs
Winthrop Curtiss, Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Oldroyd and Mr.. and Mrs
| Lewis Sage.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-08-15

Mrs. Lewis Sage of Lakeview ave-
nue., Cheshire, was hostess to the
Ladies' Aid Society Of st. Pauls
M. E. Church yesterday when the
regular monthly business meeting
was held. Mrs. Sage, vice-president,
presided. Plans were discussed for
fall activities. The next meeting
will be held at the home of Mrs.
Henry Staples of Wood street on
September 4th. Following the meet
ing yesterday q corn roast was en-
joyed.
Those attending were: Mrs. Au-
gust Paul, Mrs. Asa Smith, Mrs
Theodore Kirsch, Mrs. G. H. Mosh-
Ter, Mrs. Harold Jessel, Mrs. w
Petersen, Mrs. Max Kraft. Mrs. Al
bert Lockhart, Mrs. Edward Fisher
Mrs. william Gibbons, Mrs. Davio
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-08-15
Davis Auxiliary
Elects NetD Officers

Mrs. Everett Cook was elected
president of the Sgt. Casper s.
American Legion at meeting held
Davis. Jr. Post, No. 1856 Auxiliary
recently in Fraternity hall. Installa-
ton of new officers will be held In
the near future.
other officers elected were: First
vice-president, Mrs. William Rooney;
second vice-president, Mrs. John M
Mcmahon: treasurer, Mrs. John A
Rogers; secretary. Mrs. job n
Byrnes; chaplain, Mrs. Frank
Smith, and assistant-sergeant-at-
arms, Mrs. Harry Sizer.
Members Of the Past CHIEF
Daughters Of Lady McAlpine lodge
engaged In knitting In connection
with the Bundles for Britain ceiii'
paign at their recent meeting
held ct the home Of Mrs. II. M
Sutherland Of Webb street. A
business session was also trans.
acted and refreshments were served
Games and q social. hour followed
The next meeting win be held Sept
Q at T:30 o'clock at the home Of
Mrs. Catherine q. williams Of
Washington street.
Those present were Mrs, Ernest
Bell. Mrs. Edward Nutbrown. Mrs
Robert Montgomery, Mrs. ponasc
Macintosh. Mrs, Andrew Hunter
Mrs. George cflchion, MRS. Adam
Bilchle, MRS. John Brown and Mr.
sutherland.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-08-15
. MeKEkNEY's BRIDGE QUIZ


pull trumps to prevent declarer
from cross-ruffing. So East went
right up with the king and laid
down the ace.
Thus Hank and his partner, hold
ing six trumps including the ace,
king, queen and jack, took only two
trump tricks. and the little lady in
the South position made the unbe-
lieyable sum of five-odd.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-08-15
This is the third of a series Of
six bridge table stories.
BY VIM. E. MCKINNEY
Americas Card Authority

One of the best story tellers in
bridge and one of its most popular
figures is Henry p. Jaeger Of Cleve-
land. In 1927, Hank" and his team
mates won the national auction
championship at Hanover, N. H.,
and one of the plays that helped
him win the tournament brought
him fame. Holding the blank queen
and jack of trump, he led the jack.
The opponents naturally figured his
partner for the queen and took the
finesse the wrong way.
Later Hank, with different part
ner, had the same holding and
again opened the jack of trump
This time, however, his partner
held four trumps to the ace-king
and figured that Hank wanted to
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-08-15
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES :
Engagements
PURCARO-HARANO

Announcement has been made Of
the engagement and coming mar
rage of Miss Carmela Gertrude
Marano, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Pasuuale Marano Of Normand
street and Anthony l.. Purcaro, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Pasquale Purcaro
of Normand street. The wedding
will take place on September 2lst
at Our Lady Of Mount Carmel
Church.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-08-15
Future Bride Is
rendered SholOer

Mrs. Nicholas B0zzuto was host
ess at greenback shower recently
IN honor Of Miss Lucy Mastropiet0,
who will become the bride Of An
tfcny BozziIto on August 26th.
Those attending were: Mrs. Car
mine Sasso, Mrs. M. Bergantino, Ann
Tsi1rdieri. Mrs. Pasuuale Forte, Mrs.
Alcangelo Bozzuto, Mrs. Della Zinno,
Mrs. George Ricciardi, Mrs. Lucy
LaBanco, Virginia Scippani, Mrs.
Nellie Ribiero, Mrs. Iannucci, Mrs.
Margaret Conacassio, Mrs. Rose
Varanelli, Mrs Joseph DiVit0, Mrs.
Patsy varanelli, Mrs. Louis Arena,
MRS. Josephine Santora, Mrs. Rose
Daddona, Mrs. A. Cicchetti, Mrs. Jo-
seph Brunell, Fanny Quota, Mrs.
Laura Mistura, Mrs. Rose DelPrin-
cipe, Mrs. Mary Flpcca. Mrs. An
toinette Zinno, Mrs. Harry Sasso,
Mrs. Anthony Vitorelli, Mrs. John
Croce.
Mrs. Joseph Diorio, Mrs. Tutalo,
Mrs. Peter Papa, Mrs. Jennie Nc
Donald, Mrs. Louis Penoncello, Mrs.
Grace Galuppo, Mrs. Nicholas Au-
geln and daughter, Mrs. Michael
Tesla, Rose DeCola, Mrs. Elida Per-
rella, Mrs. Alfred Mandino, Mrs. An-
gelo Mastropietro, Mrs. Carmine
Eterginio, Mrs. r. Stango and
daughter, Tessie Caldorone, Mrs.
Frank Mazzei, Mrs. Pauline Natalie,
Mrs. Zingarelli, Mrs. Domenic Papa,
Mrs. Mary ToTa, Mrs. Ida Colaco,
Mrs. Phil Maschia, Mrs. Edward
Catalina. Mrs. Susie Mirabilio.
Mrs. John fora, Mrs. Cambino,
Mrs. A. DiMaria, Mrs. James zollo,
Mrs. Thomas PompN, Mrs. Angelina
D'Alessio, Mrs. M. Campi, Mrs.
Adeline Colangelo, Mrs. Anna Marie
Colangelo, Maize Guidda, Mrs. Fan
ME Bernardo, Mrs. James Young
Ange Fareno, Mary Morris. Patsy
Orsini, Mrs. Angelo DiStefano. Mrs.
Rocco Santa Barbara, Mrs. Gennaro
Ascione, Mrs. Bebe Bonacessio. Mrs.
r. Mistura, Mrs. Philip Filippelli, j.
Sanculli, Mrs. Joseph Perella, Mrs
Anthony Colangelo. Mrs. Carmela
Williams, Lena Recchia, Mrs. r
Leone.
Henriette Theriault, Mrs. Anthony
Mongeluzzo, Bobbie Mastropietro
Peggy Mastropietro, Mrs. Theresa
Jacovino, Mary Bozzuto, Josephine
Bozzuto, Mrs. Charles BoZzuto, Mrs
James j. Bozzuto, Mrs. Anthony
Bosguto, Mrs. Nicholas BoSsuto, Lucy
Mastropietro, Mrs. Adam Colagrossi
and Mrs. Cedella.
Mrs. Susan Boyd, president Of the
Lord Kitchener Auxiliary, last eve
ming presided at joint meeting o.
the members Of the post and Of thu
auxiliary at the rooms on Scovil
street. Plans for fall and winter &C.
tivities were under discussion. TIT
post will have its next regular meet.
ing on August Il.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-08-15

-Four hearts look like an unusual
contract on this hand, but remem-
Der that in the early days Of con-
tract, bidding systems were none
too accurate. Some players did ar
rive at three no trump, but top
score went to the lady who made
five-odds in hearts.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-08-15

The waterbury italian Choral
Club held its second annual outing
ct Pleasure Beach in Bridgeport on
Sunday. Members Travelled by bus
to enjoy q day Uf swimming and
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-08-15

Mr.. and Mrs. John e. Keane, and
son. John, Jr., of East Rochester, N.
Y, have been spending a week with
Mrs. Keane's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
william Nichols Of Arch street.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16
HONOR sRIDE AND o

AIRS Pat Heidelberg. ace Miss
Myrtle Henley. WAS delightfully."- ss1r-
prtsec on Monday morning shortly
after . O'clock. when the personnel
Of the circuit clerks office honored
her with q party IN the office At
the courthouse The entire forces
Of the chancery clerk. sheriff. ed
ucatton and tax assessors offices
we're present The groom. was call.
ed over from hts duties 81 the Pas
cagoula National Bank. and tha
popular young couple we're given =
rousinF home welcoming. and ex-
tended the heartiest congratulations
They had returned curine the week
end from . honeymoon trip 10 New
YORK. The bride. Is 4 petite hru-
nette Of pleasing personality and
secretary TO A. r Mssehee. superin-
tendent Of education The bride
cut the cake which vas served those
present.
Mr. and Mrs Heidelberg were
also given = party At the bank O
Monday b. the personnel
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16


Pictures Of a wtde appeal t. Al
slaxxes q audiences fosm the greater
Part Of tas hnl fof theatre aress
ia PhNcaRaSala during tie next uaek
A side variety At types 81 ptrtursa
i being offered
Tonight the movie FAIRS have theff
opinion Of \ good clean cumedf Al
the Ritz un1er ths hslllne nf Nats
Little MothefA and -Mnssny IN TIE
Big House. q more sefsnua drMnAn
At the Nelsnn sFnrtF Ifstr
Mos1aep stars Eddie cantax judith
Anderson Rita johnson and Bansl&
Granville. 1t h fabricated n slaow
Cantus without the ussal dMnsgna
chorus ard with ~ nsns II rosn-
binee drama and comedy a. the
story uossessea esAturdaF nsgsst II
the Nelson. Muitny in the NJ
House" haa Barton Marfmne ARD
Charles Bickfcrd In tire leAdanx
roles. n h ; prison pauhIrm story
of conflicting characters with :
heroic priest and q hardened caaa-
Wet being thrown tozrther
Tumosrcw night the Ritz ofIers
the coi0rful western musical -B0ash
II the Border. starring Gene Autrr
and Smiley Brunette II tells :
dramatic story o. boTdef Troubles
and romance.
Sunday and M0naAs. August Ia
and 10. the Iitx presents The
Doctor Takes A Wife . gag ans
situation comedy designed frr lmuza
purposes. The circumstances en-
aponce . Eiri novelist snd . young
doctor In her apartment. unmarried
but JuurnAiiHticAlly r~eFs0rted wed
They find themselves ia 4 tirkiizh
situation which eyokes mueh mafrf-
ment
Those Were the DayH. to Be
shown IS the Ritx On Tuesday night
Is = collegiate "Reminiscences. recount
ing coliegzate romance and high
links Of the 1904 err wifh William
Holden. Bonita Granville and Judith
Barrett IN the leadina roles.
Wednesday and Thursday. August
n and q Tire Ritz presents Lillian
Russell" depicting the nfe ana loves
Of Lillian Russell. belle Of another
generation. displaying glamour. sons.
costume brfllfance. famous namaa.
places ard action. T1iz picture hAs
. splendid cast including ALICE FaYe
Don Amecba. Edward Afnold Henri
Fonda. Warren Williams. LNo Car
ard Weher Ffeld4 There viii
be matinee staowinen on both days
On the same dates above, the
Nelson devlatss from this type 81
70 present Gangs of Chi
caEo.T wsh Lola Lane. Lloyd Nolan.
Barton MeLAne The picture IL q
crime melodrama with tire usual
vengeance. criminal characters.
Friday August ~, ~EaFtnb0und
with Warner Baxter ard Andrea
Leeds. l. ons Of me unusual mystic
meio1rams. with b0x-offine records.
II reveals an interesting plight Of
lovers The novel picture IL Go be
shown a the Ratx. On the same
night the Nelson Is offering ~Hi66en
valley : typical western. fun &
thrills and action. Huh Steele i
starred N ne picture.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16

for maintenance IN supervisors dis-
trict No. s Bids 70 be received on
both used and new machines. trade
IN value OF old machine to be con-
Sldcred.
Supervisors District No 3 author
lied 70 purchase moving machine
to be ased IN road maintenance.
Petition % electors Of vnncieave
Consolidated School District con-
sidered ana resolution adopted b
board providing for sale OF bondz
when funds are needed.
Petitions and protests against &C
per gallon tax on gasoline ON and
after August 18Th. 1870 as levied By
Board OF Supervisors at July meet
ing. 1870. denied
Objections 70 assessments As
eouallzed and approved at JUS
meeting. 1870. considered and passed
upon. Clerk directed to furnlh GER
titled copy Of reorganization Of rolls
70 State Tax Commission
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S~hipbuilders and
Independents Meet
Here Saturday
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twa teazzss ehts a<Maan ncNvsws
both had ssrcflg hfse.Ns and nxe
bAxan6 b exceliesai Fee1rts fw ass
seasons PLAY
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tenG tire rmnae twfursu uswe tNN
teams a. fhn er~saAexEneast osAas
she FIRST nUslettc Relationship h-
twsrn Tire fuo elnh&
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A sea IA-az Lass. - FrAs4ss
OFkEwci6
has = Us ssnEy 81 = pesy yoeznx
New EnNAaE9 Sri whe meng AmzEA
A. t1e erNa q tase Cgtn War a. ass
wlfe o = cMTpF<kAExeT n nelM hea
&ae mEf . hAnoSne xeaazzx untar
Army offtnef. q be- luse FOR AIM
and the nccent waich charges
the whoae eoefre II her afN TnN
sitting fex The mOss pasx ID IN ne
toan % Beaufort and ne Sea L.
i4nd1 near BY T1souxh fw1rnnray
the stnry q a woman Il II also a.
enchaHttnE pasture OF q imn1 EeN
90 flcftcn TIRE uea-t12znu wurid a
The Carolina lo~ country. of mArxA
sueap ard ssFtaznirg uas-wAfnr q
sunny fields and fragrant myxsrrsoza
uoodA IRIS Il q long stnxy bui
- fascinating tflnt yoan be full q
regret a. yuu reach the last chap
tar.
Ths Pu~trsas Of Jenny. BY Rs63rs
NaghAn
Eben Adams Kaw her Tor tire first
safne one wet winter twilight on TIE
Mall Ia Central Park Hungry. dia.
couTRged. feeling Like one lae4 Ia AZ
alien place and tame. he was trudR.
tng hoznssard 60 his eheap fur
nished room with q portfolio % I'm
sold Sketches under his arm. On
the damp pavement undex taae arc
light. NEnAn and appealing In her
olo-fashtoued coat ard CATERS and
bonnet Jennie wAx silently playing
hop-scotch By hersesf. He stoppet
and sgSOke 20 her kindly as ons
Speaks 10 an engaging child Bte
slipped her hand into his and to-
gether grouu man and small girl
walked down the paaA into the ga
thering du&k
Thus casually began o friendship
that was soon to engrozs the VERY
eenterS Of Eben Adams being and
10 lead him 70 q mastery and sue
cess In his work for which he had
never dared hope. Robert Nathan
has written 10 this book. with per
ception more keen and insight more
delicate than ever before. q story
whose ideas reach out 20 horizons
beyond these Of our ordinary work
day lives. His new book Is the
hezrt-warmlng story Of q gifted ar
fist and . lovely sensitive woman.
It Is undoubtedly one OF the most
beautiful love stories 81 our day.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16

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ex~ufficia rexlssrnf ~ W0tess Sex
1acknsn CeanW. ars hgs assistant
Miss AeFa4 MccxEasFA have fean
tQsy fuF tte pass several wweks
6stngtne TIRE rogissYAtton brakx wp
10 DATE fw mss 10 these el~cttaEn
A nufn0tt At Fevtstans have had to
Be naase Mr. Mseens Nlh be M
Dccan Euxtnm un August ~ with
Tar county nanks 10 Nsslat ID con-
aHc&ing lhe ciexrfAon a. uxu As 90
issue caplscAte pofi tx reosapta
The sistAaa IN Beat oae xsn In
cleGe TIE Hurley. Ws3e ana Ria
Point pFecsnets The5x d only ane
ean2iaAtr eaAhsicd 8of ne oftaee q
Jasttee o Pe@cc He y Ebert John-
son TTie eecsioA Is 10 I'll Ise un-
expired term q " c raKsArd who
was elecfed e that office last year
but who falas1 30 aasllfy.
Ia addition 10 the above the
ueEnpcfakae statewide primary viii
BE held Iof the nomination Of
candidates sor United states senator
and Supreme Court Judges There
wall BE- no primary election for Con-
gresham in this. the sixth District
Ax Hon " NJ Coluer. tie present
incumbent having no Democrats
opponent has been declared the
nominee By thc State Executive
COMMITTEES.
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tract for purchase Of road machine
for maintenance in supervisors dis
trict No. 2. Bids 20 be received on
both used and new machine, trade
Ia value Of old machine 70 be con-
sidered.
Clerk directed TO advertise con-
tract for purchase Of road machine
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16

1fs HaszAEs CIeh e m#sassA :
c. haa AHas aNxsea 6EIas
representative ia faHkem : s.
aAHxt - esTsT nxN -
sagsinsa a4 ss n= ~ n4e fb
aosH + see hastily.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16

Tne Wesley brotherhood Of the
P~ascageula Methodisz Church ali
hold ia regular monthly meeflnz
Monday night. August 10. AZ 7so
O'clock 81 1hs church.
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LOCAL TOPICS


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Four Elections In
Jackson County In
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16

Afr. and Mfs. w. u nuehinT and
tuo children ere VISITING IA spsina-
field. Mass. MheFe net serN eszAea
D. tie mfsosi8 illness * Mra Rasss-
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pssaExa - kTz0~ he Il 500 " -
up and around after ankhnrAnana
an AppzaaaHtnnny 81 tie Jackson
C4aanty Hospital. Mr.. uaofnltti l.
asxnasef q lhe walker Chain Store
here.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16

Misses Eta and tia HaynAi, ~
New Orleans are visiting Astm Lena
HAN on Burma Vista street
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16

Visitors IN the home q Mr. ard
Mfx r T. ZieaisF and family iast
arat we're. ar and MFA Herman
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Ouifpn1 and Mia4 Anna LnkElA
Peterson q New orieaEss
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16

NJ. ard MFA A p Wslson Iefs
lat seek for Ymilanfl. Michigan.
- make ffAesr home 81. wlkun
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ne has served three Fezks. ~
Wilson - befors let maFTsnan
49, Marie Tfeissgn Their May
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16

ueaEke Cain returned - haa husne
IN PTeass last THURSDAY. 1EAns
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tsf. Mas Huah Cain q raaOaseBzs
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16

MR. lAala a. kaanleT ard nSa
Hay. ieit Thursday fM Cincinnati
MlaeFe kaa9 afii visit MEz tndEsixfs
sister. Ar = q YaEann. pH tNa
snekA
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