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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-08

Fillipe Chabot, ex-Canadian ice hockey star, fell all over the arena and did not enjoy his poorest night in years. The old Fillipo admits that father time Is catching up with him.
 Chicken Coop Cattana has put his golf clubs away for the season and is now concentrating on bowl ing. The result showed a 336 total, his best of the current season.
 Neil Mautino, eX Barnum and Bailey barker, the boy with the loudest voice in the league, ran out of words and spares when he com pleted the evening with mere 32l total.
 G-Man German missed the Buggy Five but managed to find another clue, the one to his mis- sing bowling arm and expects to finish the season with an unbroken string of 33o's.
 Muscles Mastrianno, the big cement man from over the Hill, rolled 339 and blamed the warm weather for his failure to crash the 400 circle. Keep trying, superman.
 Babbler Enhorning let it be known that he rolled 145 the first game, but he was so quiet after that, that we felt that he had left the park when his captain asked for, but did not receive, pinch hitter.
 Old Father Time Hamel, ex big league ball player and hair tonic ad- man, came back into the charm ed circle with a nice 358 total, and casually remarked that his son-in law couldn't hit that score in 40 years.
 Bubble Gum Nelson, the hero of Trafalger Square, came back into the fold after years absence but failed to live up to expectations, but one night doesn't make a bowling season and the great Bobby will come through as expected.
 California Daly trying to stay in
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-08

The buggy five showed some new faces with the following names on
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-08
Recreation League Notes

the Glass B division for the tenth year and from all accounts will succeed
 The bugles blow, the country is calling, and all brave men will answer the call but, who wants to cell the Great McGrath up before the bowling experts and defend his ability on an alley against Grand Pa McGloon the 99 year older from Wnodcrnhk
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-08

This pair only last week fought a sensational draw, a fight in which Moffet was almost dropped several times in the last three rounds. In fact. the fans booed the decision, believing Grispos was entitled to the duke.
 In the second of three-eights, Angelo Radano, Norwalk feather weight, will battle Joe Echevarra of Puerto Rica, a two-fisted puncher who fought Johnny Compo a draw,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-08
McP hail Signs
 Through I943


 New York, Nov. S.-(UP)-- Brooklyn Dodgers President Larry MacPhail said today that that he will direct the club through 1943.
 I've had a three-year con- tract ever since I've been with the club" MacPhail said. Each year the board of directors have extended the contract to make 1t for three years"
 He refused to comment on the report that if the ball club is sold he'll be paid off in full to the end of 1941.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-08

members, in particular, are asked to be represented at TOO:
 Teddy Galucci, Lou Procopion, Tommy Caissee, Al Damelio, Harold Paranteau, Tom Reardon, Al Kova- lack, Sammy Procopion, Jack Ira yer, John Reardon, Paul Parker.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-08
AMERICANS SPOIL BLACKHAWK DEBUT
(By United Press)

Teh New York Americans spoiled the debut of the Chicago Black Hawks, last of the National League Hockey Clubs to swing into action, by scoring a 10 victory at Chicago Thursday night.
 The Americans, bolstered by sev- eral talented newcomers, played be- fore record opening night crowd of 15,2l1 fans by coming through with the games only goal in the third period. Veteran Johnny sor- rell made the tally with an assist from Willie field.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-08
GREEK TO TANGLE
 WITH MOFFETT AGAIN

New Haven, November 8. - Misto Grispos, Greek welterweight from Spartha, and Red Moffet, Devon slugger, clash In a return eight round bout on next Thursday nights pro fight card at the Arena.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-08
Standing
WRESTLING RESULTS
(By United Pressl

Hartford, Conn. Leo Numa, Seattle, drew with Won Robert, Montreal; Sam Menacher, Iowa, threw George Linnehan, Boston: Rudy Dusek, Omaha, pinned George Manson, Chicago; Bob Mccoy, Bos- ton, threw Herb Freeman, New York City.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-08
BY I. C. PINS

The league still continues to set a very fast pace with the results in doubt in most games right up to the last few boxes. The results showed the Pirates taking a two to one lead over the powerful Braves, the noisy Tigers clawed the Red Sox in the odd game, the league leading Yankees still holding very slender lead after their two-one victory over the luckless Giants and the As came out ahead of the Cubs two and one. The high scorers for the week were:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-08
BULLDOGS MEET

President Albert Damelio has called for a special meeting for members of the South End Bull dogs. The confab will be held at the Boys club library. The following
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-06
. MCKINNEY ON BRIDGE
Southerner Let's Oppo
By VIM. E. MCKINNEY
Americas Card Authority

You can't get much fun out OF
bridge If you Just pick up your hand
and make a bid or play to a trick
because you have to follow suit or
because you can win 1t. Bridge is an
intellectual pastime, and to really
enjoy 1t you must think ahead.
In today's hand Mrs. A. r. Brown
of Birmingham's Ala, looks ahead
at trick No. to assure her con-
tract. Mrs. Brown Is member OF
the tournament committee for the
Southern Appalachian Champion
ships, to be held at the Battery
Park Hotel. Asheville, ~ c. Aug.
1925.
Mrs. Brown did not make the
mistake Of trumping the opening
club lead In dummy. She discarded
q small diamond and West won with
the ace.
Now West had several lines Of
play, none Of which would defeat
the contract. Actually he returned
the singleton heart, which Mrs.
Brown allowed East to win with
king.
Another heart was returned and
J dumnay's hine-spot won. Then dunn
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-06
-Petrosky photo.

Theresa Pentola, Mrs. Anna Men
dillo Mrs. Paul Coccio, Mrs. Chris
tine Daddona.
Mrs. Mary Su1nma, Mrs. Gabriel
Sciarra, Mrs. Anthony Serafine, Mrs.
Joseph Ciarlelli, Mrs. Anthony Lau-
dist, Mrs. Adeline Pannulli, Mrs.
Teresina Andria, Mrs. Eliza D1ste-
fano, Mrs. Virginia Tolino, Mrs.
Grace Pescue, Mrs. Riparata Santo-
pietro. Mrs. Alfred Marano, Mrs.
Angie Nardozzi, Mrs. Thomas Sicca,
Mrs. Emily Restivo, Mrs. Carmine
Spino, Mrs Antoinette Pettinichi,
Mrs. Fannie Nervo, Mrs Florence
Santasiero, Mrs. Filomena Iorio, Mrs.
F'ilomena Iorio, Mrs. Mary Moreul,
Mrs. Alfonzina Carlo, Mrs. Mae Ce-
lentano, Mrs. Rose Sciascia, Mrs.
Theresa Rinaldi, Mrs. Victoria
Mecca, Mrs. Anna Della Bella, Mrs
Nancy Defonzo, Mrs. Maria Sir
lea, Mrs. Edith Guarino, Mrs. 10.
seph Pelosi, Mrs. Peter Barbieri
Mrs. Cohen, Mrs. Ralph Cappella
Mrs, America DiAngelis, Mrs. Bett'
Mendillo, Mrs. Anna Flammia, MIS-
Antoinette Rocco.
Mrs. Assunta Facondini, Mrs
Cora lombard, Mrs. Tentoni, Mrs
Mary Barbieri, Mrs. Vivian Ianello
Mrs. Anna DiBellis, Mrs. Francescs
Merluzdi, Mrs. Josephine Morelli
Mrs. Josephine Ferari, Mrs. G. Lau'
dati, Mrs. Peter Belida, Mrs. Persio
Mrs. Louis Antonio, Mrs. There's
Mastropietro, Mrs. Assunta Napo'
lielo, Mrs. Fred violette. Mrs, Grace
FIESTA, Mrs. Edith Nardelli, Mrs
Louis Capuano, Mrs. Mary Polidoro
Mrs. Rose Sbordone, Mrs. Coletti
Mrs. Alexandria Guarino, Mrs
Laura MARITIME, Mrs. Anthony Solar
"a, Mrs. Filomena Guarino, Mrs
Mary Berardi, Mrs. Lily Peruginl
Mrs. Lena Rinaldi, Mrs. Jennie Ma
riano, Mrs. Elizabeth Stance, Mrs
Mary Palmieri, Mrs. Rachel Carat
ia, Mrs. Basile, Mrs. Josephine Ro
setti, Mrs. Otto Membrino, Mrs. Ag
mes Battristrada, Mrs. Joseph Co
Iletto, Mrs. Lucy Guarino, Mrs. Belle
more, Mrs. Maria Giovanni Tesla
Mrs. Concetta Mastracchio.
Mrs. Isabel Cimaglio, Mrs. Thorn
as Caviasca, Mrs. Louis Richard:
: Mrs. Enrico Dirupo, Mrs. Ann
Sconomiglio, Mrs. Helen Brennan
f. Mrs. Steffie Bocci, Mrs. Mary Rinal
di, Mrs. Helen Ruberto, Mrs. Mar
Ricci, Mrs. Rose Paris, Mrs. JOSEF
Gonillo, Mrs. S. Civitello, Mrs. Luc
J. Flammia, Mrs. Lucy DiCrosta, Mr.
|, Anna Capuano, Mrs. William De
E Vito, Mrs. Mae Carpinello, Mr.
!, Doris Hogan, Mrs. Albert Carpen
). tier, Mrs. Mary Sciarra, Mrs. Rit
). DeLeone, Mrs. Philip Teta, Mr.
e Mary Ricciardelli, Mrs. Florenc
). Mariana, Mrs. Domenic Tamars
Mrs. Donate Garafola, Mrs Circle
J. Mrs. Carmella Galasso, Mrs. Elean
: ore Iannacci, Mrs. Catherine Gug
Y lielmo, Mrs. Marie zirgarelli, Mr.
e Lucille Della Pietro, Mrs. Santin
}, Dibartola, Mrs. Myrna Rolly, Mr.
e Angie DeLuca, Mrs. Mildred Ross
!. Mrs. Theresa Albino, Mrs. Mandin
e Manganiello, Mrs. Pauline Ross
!, Mrs. Anna Ellis, Mrs. Gilda DiGia
: como, Mrs. Margaret DiGiacom'
= and Mrs. Anna Garcia.
!. Also present were the Misses An
Y ma Biola, Lucy Montrose, Louis Ma
!. rano, Anna Tsimonis, Mary DiLeon'
: Alga Ricciardelli, Grace Tamart
j. Concetta Garafola, Gilda Bredic'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-06
HARRISON SCHOECK

Miss Ruth Elizabeth Schoeck OF
Roland street and Fred E. Harri-
son of Chambers street, were
united in marriage on Saturday
at 3 o'clock at st. Johns Episco-
pal church before large gath
ering of relatives and friends. The
bride, who is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Louis G. Schoeck, was
given in marriage by her father,
Rev. Francis o. Ayres, Jr, was
officiating clergyman. Guests were
present from Bridgeport, New
York, Hartford, Long Island, Mass
achusetts, New Haven, Seymour,
Meriden and New Jersey.
Mrs. Wesley Tracy of Morris was
matron of honor, and Miss Freda
Kern and Miss Jessie Harrison, a
sister of the bridegroom, brides
maids. The best man was Robert
Comstock of Middlebury, cousin
of the bridegroom. Wesley Tracy
of Morris and Irving Schoeck, q
brother of the bride, were ushers.
| A bridal gown of slipper white
satin with shirred bodice, sweet.
heart necknne, long fitted sleeves
and full skirt, was worn by thu
! bride. The skirt had pleats in tn
front and back and terminated i
long train. Her fingertip lengtl
veil of illusion was styled in fou
tiers and was fastened to cal
of satin and tulle Her shove
bouquet was of white roses ant
sweet peas.
Mrs. Tracy Harrison was gowned II
AQUA chiffon. Hers was Greclal
model with round neckline ant
full waist. The sleeves, which Wer'
short, had a slight fullness.
drape trimmed the dress from
the shoulders to the hemline, Sh'
wore a coronet of chiffon flower
with shoulder length veil. He
bouquet was of Rapture roses
Both bridesmaids wore honeydev
chiffon dresses made in the SAM
material as the matron of honor's
Their bouquets were of Talismal
roses.
Alan Wooster played the wed
ding music and among his selec
lions were an Ave Maria" an
IT Love You Truly" The recep
ton was at the Schoeck home
> with over 125 attending. Mr.
Schoeck wore a gown of printe
blue chiffon with white accessorie
> and a corsage of red roses. TIL
mother of the bridegroom wor
y blue chiffon with white accessorie
;, and a corsage of red roses.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison left late
:, on their honeymoon, the bird
., wearing a Powered green chiffo
'' dress for travel. Her accessorie
were white. When they return the
b will live at 565 Meriden road.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-06
Prospective Bride
Is ShouUer Guest

Miss Mary Giuliano was hostess
at a greenback shower given in
honor of her sister Miss Antoinette
Giuliano of East Farm street at the
North End YMCA. Miss Giuliano
will become the bride of August
Facondini on Saturday, August 81.
Guests present were Mrs. A. Mar
tucci, Mrs. Josephine De Leone, Mrs.
Nick Iacavone, Mrs. Anthony FIESTA,
Mrs. Lucian Tamora, Mrs. Mary
Mushlook, Mrs. Grace Padula, Mrs.
Mary Santopietro, Mrs. Mary Mon
AGO, Mrs. Mary Travisano, Mrs. G.
DiCapoa, Mrs. Pisano, Mrs. Rose
Margiotta, Mrs. Ralph Campanaro
Mrs. Theresa DeLucia, Mrs. Mary
Leonello, Mrs. Rose Scannapieco
Mrs. Mary Bruscino, Mrs. N. Levag-
male, Mrs. Vincenza Lerz, Mrs. Ross
Fappiano, Mrs. Santa Burgio, Mrs
Theresa DeVito, Mrs. Concetts
Iacobelh, Mrs. Mandillo, Mrs. Flo
mena Guarino, Mrs. Filomena Or.
ricchio, Mrs. Rosalyn Panasci, Mrs
Angelina Ciarleglio, Mrs. Carmine
Desmond, Mrs. Mary Tedesco, Mrs
John fiesta, Mrs. Carmella Pace
Mrs. Florence Cipullo.
Mrs. Margaret Astanscki, Mrs
Lucian Biondi, Mrs. Mary Cocoa
Mrs. Frances Celentano, Mrs. Reich
enbach, Mrs. Theresa Cesare, Mrs
Madaline Risucci, Mrs. Joseph Di-
Stefano, Mrs. Helen Ciarleglio, Mrs
Patsy Capella, Mrs. Luke aMnello
Mrs. Josephine Pelosi, Mrs. Raffaele
Covelli, Mrs. Louise Civiitelli, Mrs
Felix Giordano, Mrs. Raffeele Ted
esco, Mrs. Ethel Shaknowitz, Mrs
Carmella D'Amato, Mrs. Michae
Gallicchio, Mrs. Louise Ventresca
Mrs. Philomena Giusto, Mrs. An
tonic Vicedomini, Mrs. Val Gallo
chic, Mrs. Josephine Cantoni, Mrs
Antoinette Rometo, Mrs. Lucy Pa
duane, Mrs. Theresa Nardello, Mrs
discipline DiPietro, Mrs. Vera Di
Pietro, Mrs, Barbieri, Mrs. Clemen
tina Ciccarelli, Mrs. Grace DiPros
DO, Mrs. Infascia, Mrs. Emma AL
bino, Mrs. Anna Barasani, Mrs. An
toinette Ramiere, Mrs. Rose Car
lone, Mrs. Mario Biondi, Mrs. j
Valentino, Mrs. Amateo Ciarlell
Mrs. j. Mobilio.
Mrs. A. Albano, Mrs. Nichola
MOTTO, Mrs. Mollie opposite, Mr.:
Carmella Rosa, Mrs. Peter Sciarrs
Mrs. Lucy Santora, Mrs. Florenc
Famiglietti, Mrs John Pettinicch
Mrs. Media Cofrancesco, Mrs. 4
Crafa, Mrs. Victoria Sodano, Mr.
Mathew Pizzo, Mrs. Angelina D
Lucia, Mrs. Andrew Camarata, Mr.
John PARENT, Mrs. Connie Ger
mola, Mrs. Mary Lombardo, Mr.
Rose Giuliano, Mrs. Rosario Guar
inc, Mrs. Dan Summa, Mrs. Doll
Palmento, Mrs. Pizzo, Mrs. Angeln
Scopino, Mrs. Augustine Georg'
Mrs. Grace Rinaldi, Mrs. Antoinett
Romaniello, Mrs. Henry Carlisle, Mr.
Mrs. Anna Ciarlelli, Mrs. Christin
D'Angelo, Mrs. Domenic Mobilis
Mrs. Catherine Russo, Mrs. Joseph
inc Bruscino, Mrs. Michele Sera
fine, Mrs. Biaggio DiMaida, MI!
Carmella Mazzarelh, Mrs. Mar
Cocoa, Mrs. Margaret Flinter, Mr.!
Carmella D'Andia, Mrs. Lucy Gel
entano, Mrs. James DeVito, Mr.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-06
Personal
Anna Louise Smith Weds
James II. Gould This Month

Miss Madeline Smith of Middletown
cousin of the bride to be, Miss Bar
bara LaLiebrtie, Of Boston, and
Miss Elsie Pike of Augusta, Mainse
Charlotte Peabody of Dedham,
Mass, will serve as flower girl.
Mr.. Gould will be attended by his
brother, Wallace Gould Of West
Roxbury, Mass, as best man and
the ushers will include: William
Smith of Stamford, brother OF the
bride, Robert MacNeil Of New York
City, John Houston Of Boston, PAU
Taylor Of Essex, Mass, Warren 81
versten Of Boston and Drumond
Montieth of Brookline, Mass.
Following the ceremony a recep-
ton will be held at the home OF
the bride.
Miss Smith Is a graduate Of Ser
geant's College, Boston, University
and is affiliated with the Y. M. G. A.
in Hyde Park as Girls and Women's
secretary. Mr.. Gould is an alumnus
OF Boston University School Of Edu-
cation and also received his masters
degree from the University. At pres
emit he is affiliated with. the Bos-
ton Y. M. G. A. and Is part time
instructor at Boston University.
The Mothers Club Of SIS. Peter
and PauIs church will hold a bust
ness meeting on Wednesday evening
at the school hall. AL members are
urged to attend.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-06

Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Kelly Of West
Main street were honored by their
many friends at a surprise dinner
and dance at Lift the Latch inn on
Sunday evening, the occasion being
their 2 5th wedding anniversary. Tne
honored guests were presented with
an electric oven and several otner
gifts of silver.
Warren Grant acted as toastmas-
ter and William Dunlavey presented
the gifts. Dancing was enjoyed DUR
ing the evening.
Those attending were: Mr.. ano
Mrs. P. j. Burns of Meriden, Mr.. ano
Mrs. Richard Burns of Cleveland
Ohio, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Burns
of Redding, Conn.,, Mr.. and Mrs
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-06
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Weddings
HEALY-BRENNEIs

Miss Dorothy Veronica Brenneis,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John w.
Brenneis Of Perkins avenue and
Hraold d. Healy, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Michael Healy Of WATERFOWL
were united in marriage on Satur-
day morning at o'clock at st.
Michael's church, Rev. B. Disco Of
st. Johns church, WATERFOWL, per-
formed the ceremony and was the
celebrant of the nuptial Mass Rev.
James O'Brien was seated in the
sanctuary. Decorations on the altar
consisted of garden flowers. Mrs.
Richard Daley Of WATERFOWL was
matron of honor and Mr.. Daley was
best man. Francis Healy, brother
Of the bridegroom, and John Stellar,
q cousin Of Mr.. Healy, served as
uSherS.
The bride wore q gown of white
bridal satin styled with long sleeves
puffed to the elbow and ending in
| Joints over the wrists. The dress
had a tight bodice which buttoned
down the back with tiny self COW
cred buttons. The skirt was quite
| 1ull anu enuSQ IN lO1lS IldlIl. I1CA
veil of illusion fell from a crown OF
white rosebuds. Her bouquet was
comprised Of white roses and babys
breath. The matron of honor was
attired in gown Of heaven blue
mousseline de sole with inserts OF
lace in the same shade. Her hat was
horsehair braid faring from blue
flowers, Her lace mitts and shoes
were of pink and pink roses anc
blue delphiniums made up her bou-
uuet. The brides mother wore
Copenhagen blue and corsage Of
sweet peas and gypsophila while the
mother of the bridegroom wa:
dressed in navy blue lace with
corsage of sweetheart roses.
/ Following a reception at the Col
onnade, the couple left for a wed
ding trip to Washington, D. G. They
will reside on Cherry avenue, Wa
tertown, upon their return. Ths
bridegroom is employed at the Wa
tsrtown post office.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-06
Couple rendered Party
On SiLUer Anniversary

Raymond Booth, Mr.. and Mrs.
George T. LaDonne, Mr.. and MIS-.
Warren Grant, Mr.. and Mrs. e. J.
Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs. James Sin
caster, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Miller,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Loether, Mr.. and
Mrs. Quinn, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Connors,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dunlavey, Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Didario,
Mr.. and Mrs. Barlow, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. McCartle, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Create
rex, Mr.. and Mrs. Rooney, Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Rasmussen, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Duncan, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Stone, Mr.. and Mrs. Justin
Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Foelt,
Mrs. Elizabeth Burns, Helen Burns,
Mrs. P. Burns, Emmett Burns, VIM
vent Kelly, Louise McElligott, Mary
Kelly, Isabelle Kelly, James Kelly
Norman Champagne, Mr.. and Mrs
Frederick Champagne, Mrs. Ruth
Mccarthy of Oswego, N. Y, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Dineen of Baltimore, Mr.
and Mrs. Vincent Harmon Of Owego
N. Y.
Mrs. Howard Hemenway. Edward
Burns, Jr., of Redding, Conn, Mr.
and Mrs. John Gordon, Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Dauphinais, Julia McGill o.
New Haven, Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Burr
Mrs. Grenier, Mr.. and Mrs. F
Berube, Mrs. Grace Kelly of Meri
den, Mr.. and Mrs. Hanley, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Albert Gaess, Mr.. and Mrs
George Walters, Mary Newman ant
Helen Mcbride of Westchester, N
Y, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Butler
Rita Murphy, Elaine Hemenway
Oris Hemenway and Norma McVeigt
Warren Grant, Jr., Miss Lillial
White, A. E. Henderson and Lillial
Grant, Raymond Booth, Jr., Rose
mary Shea, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwar
Joy, Norman Champagne and N
Butler.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-06

The Lithuanian health culture
committee Is making plans for Its
annual picnic to be held at Lithu-
anian Park, Lakewood. Aug. 18th.
Plans have already been completed
for q varied program including folk
songs and dances. guest speakers
and lawn games. Music for dancing
will be furnished by the Merrymak-
ers. The members Of the committee
Will meet this week to arrange for
a beauty contest. TO be staged rs q
special feature Of the days program.
Those competing VIII be in evening,
street. house. party. and bathing
dress.
Members Of the group handling the
arrangements are MRS. Stan eenkus,
Mrs. Joseph gwinkunas, Mrs. Wal
Ter Marinas. Miss Theresa Bahins,
and Mrs. Joseph chepurna.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-06

Miss Anna Louise Smith. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas s.
Smith Of Park road has chosen Sat-
urday, August 3lst as the date for
her marriage to James II. Gould,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Gould
Of West Roxbury, Mass. The cere-
nony viii be performed at $3.50
o'clock at the First Methodist
church.
Miss Smith will have as her maid
Of honor, Miss Helen McKernan of
Plainville, Conn, and the brides
maids, will be: Miss Sally Swanson
Of Hartford, Ellen Hartshorn Of
Manchester, N. H., Nancy Riddle OF
Manasquam, N. j., a former class
mate Of the bride to be at Ser
geant's College, Boston University
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-06
NEYILLE-FOX

Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Fox of Albert
Place announce the marriage of their
daughter, Leila Fox to Joseph Ne
vile, son of Thomas Neville of East
Main street. The marriage took place
in New York on Saturday, July 9th,
at the Church of st. Lawrence
OToole. Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Ban
durski of Baldwin street were the
attending couple.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-06

Aida Giusti, Margaret Mandino, An
gle Abadondonoli, Gene Albino, Lena
Lembo, Jennie Lanaro, Elisa La
marc, Angie DiGiacomo, Rosemond
Carserino, Mary Carserino, Viola
Carserino, Carmella Capuano, Mary
Capuano, Caroline Capuanc, Mary
Rosetti, Louise Rosetti, Mary Onal-
TO, Theresa fiesta, Fern Franett, An
gle Messina, Santa Cavalier, Jo-
sephine Pavone, Olga Paris, Mildred
Gonillo, Connie Ruzzo, Helen Colel-
la, Joan Paduano, Anna Pizzo, Mar
garet Ciarlelli, Mildred Sgrillo,
Frances Cohen, Mary Facondini,
Geraldine LoSchiavo, Virginia Ten
toni, Grace Morelli, Jennie Bocchic-
chic, Rose Richards, Mary Levag-
male, Mildred Sciarra, Mary DeLuca
Connie Levagnale, Cecilia Ayotte
Anna Paternostro, Mary Dalesandro
Mary Mucci, Jean Cipriano, Nellie
Scopino, Emma Antonio, Sarah b.
logna, and Mary Giuliano.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-06
Contract Bridge
cORNELL CONTRACT CLUB

Top scorers in the Monday eve
ming sweepstakes of the Cornell
Contract club conducted by Mrs.
John c. Moriarty were: North and
South: Mrs. Joseph Riley and Mrs.
Joseph Finn, Sc: Mrs. Harry zibell
and Mrs. Elsie Forman, As IL; and
East and West, Miss Rhea Aubertin
and Mrs. william Petitjean, 81; and
Mrs. Louis Schmidt and Mrs. Fred
erick Zell, 48 1-2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-06
Engagements
CAsTALDI-DEsCHINo

Mrs. Vincent Deschino Of Rose
street announces the engagement
and coming marriage of her daugh-
ter, Dora to Michael Castaldi, son
of Mrs. Anna Castaldi Of Burton
street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-06
KRIEG-NELsON

KRIEG-NELSON
Mrs. Olof w. Nelson of Center
street announces the coming mar
riage of her daughter, Virginia to
Lawrence Kre1g, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Kreig of Homer street, Wat
erville. The wedding will take place
on September 18th.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-06

zulus are turning in increasing
numbers from the ervices of witch
doctors, it is reported at Durham,
Natal, and scientific nursing is be-
coming a popular profession among
native girls,