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La gaceta., 1940-04-17

Insisten en- afirmar los dia-
rios de Roma, por orden del A
mo y Senior, que los Aliados han
sido derrotados en- Escandina-
via.
En- italia, como en- Alemania
Y Russia, solo Sc publican las no
ticias que 81 gobierno aprueba.
Los despachos de Inglaterra
y Francia, por ejemplo, Sc dan a
los peri6dicos cuando asf lie pla-
ce al ministerio de propaganda.
FL fagcismo no menciona el
hundimiento de los bareos ale
names y pasa por alto Ell desern-
barco de las tropas Aliadas en-
Narvik y otros lugares de la
costa noruega... pero afirma a.
firma que los Aliados han sido
derrotados.
Los parcialmente victoriOscs
son presentados como vencidos..
iy el italiano que escucha por la
Radio las estaciones de Paris y
Londres es llevado a la carcelI
FL hombre libre odia el tota-
litarismo porque tiende a con-
vertirlo en- un muheco, en- un au
La gaceta., 1940-04-17
Ell TEMPO

Uuvias y truenos Sc pronos-
tican para hoy y ell jueves por
Ia mahana, en- ell area de la ba-
hia de Tampa. Vientos frescos
y variables del sur.
Sehales de tomenta Sc pom
dram al Norte de Tampa, en- Ia
costa oeste. La perturbation 10
cal Sc debe a Una baja pr,si6n
exigtente en- Texas. Maxima a.
yer, 70 grades; minima, so, en-
Ia mahana de hoy.
La gaceta., 1940-04-17

La Radio alemana pregona
ruevas victorias todcs los dias.
Triunfos fabricados para AGA
liar a un pueblo que no puede
hablar, nj escribir nj pensar IL
bremente.
A los alemanes sc les quitaron
todos sus derechos y Sc les hace
pasar hambre; mas por la Ra-
die Sc les "regalan" victorias y
mas victorias, concsbidas por
Goebbels, a falta de libertad y
buenos alimentos.
FL destino de los pueblos es-
clavos es pOnerse de rodillas y
aclamar a los verdugos.
La gaceta., 1940-04-17

daneses y seis success. Fl control
DEE contrabando Sc ha hecho car
20 de los barcos.
Durante Ia semana del IL de
ahra se examinaron cargas pro
Do To- EEtad0 UaidoA
La gaceta., 1940-04-17
JACKSON CALIFICA A Bird
GEES DE "INFANTE TERRI
BILE"

Washington, abril 17.-COn-
testando a an ataque hecho pOr
"a senadorB ridges, de New
Hampshire, contra el departa-
mento de justicia y sus normas,
el abOgado general Jackson ma
nj este que Ell senador es el "in-
fante terrible en- el scenario
pollttco e~ontempor&neo,
II stsQus del senator hasia
La gaceta., 1940-04-17
APRESADOS 81 o


Londres, abril 17-Anunfcia
Ell gobierno que han sido apresa
dos, en- vista de la situaci6n ex
istenteS en- Dinamarca y Norue
g., II vaporSs EOTvsgu. Gsts
La gaceta., 1940-04-17

La Junta de Utilidad, la es-
pecialmente creada para servir
rivalidades politicas, pide S.
5000, en- lugar de $4,000.
De nuevo tenemos ell guSto de
repetir, que ell pueblo va sabe
que la junta votara en- contra de
Ia Tampa Electric.
para que, entonces, malgas-
tar dinero Y 'horas preciosas"?
La gaceta., 1940-04-17

Mr.. Cannon, vicepresidente
de la Tampa Electric, lie pas6 a.
yer una cuentecita de $380,875
a la ciudad de Tampa.
BESIDE 1884 no sc paga Ia
cuenta de electricidad, por ell
municipio, pero en- Gambia Sc an
tagoniza y hostiliza al acredor.
Ash somos por AGA. Gente
muy resuelta en- atacar, pero no
en- pagan.
La gaceta., 1940-04-17
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

La "Pina."- Investigation in1til. Cuenta
servida. = Palabras de I'm filosofo. = Russia y el
"Nivel de Vida".- Palabras de Don Fernando.
- Triunfos fabricados.
La gaceta., 1940-04-17

ISera cierto que la multa de
Midulla di6 lugar a la creaci6n
de la pima?
No podemos Greer que sea a.
81, aunque va 10 declararon, pu-
blicamente, los concejaleS Lati-
mer y Frecker.
La gaceta., 1940-04-17

La "pina" municipal va a ser
investigated por Ell Gran Jurado.
No sabemoS n~osotros, como di-
jimos hace dias, que Sc trate de
una "pina" pOdrida.
Por suS obraS la conoceremoS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-23
l. McKENNEY oN BRIDGE
No Trump Is Not Always Best Bet Anayez Hand Before
 You Bid
BY VIM. E. MCKINNEY America's Card Authority

Tn tournament play 1t Is impor- tant to know whether tq play a hand at a suit or at no trump. The Hotpoint difference between no trump or a suit contract means nothing in rubber bridge-gamc is what counts but In tournament play, 10 points might easily give you fully as bad score as missing a slam.
 Let us figure out why today's hand should be played in spades. After South's pass, North correct ly bids 8 diamond. Now South is justified in making his one-over- one bid of spade. North then bids two clubs, which South supports with bid of three clubs.
 Now should North bid three no trump? All If south held four hearts in all probability he would have bid hearts instead of supporting clubs. Therefore East and West must hold at least eight hearts between them, which means heart opening against no trump. As South has not rebid spades, at least one spade trick will have to be lost before that suit can be established. That means the loss of at least three heart tricks and spade trick.
 From @ spade angle, if the spade honors are divided. only one spade trick need be lost, and only one heart trick if the ace of hearts is right. From the bidding North has has right to feel that he has no
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-23
Miss Mary Grady Is
 Honored At ShoUer

A miscellaneous shower was given recently at the Scovill Girls club in honor of Miss Mary Grady of Baldwin street, whto is to be mar ried next month to Charles Norton of Meriden. The affair was given by q group of relatives and friends,
 Those attending were: Mrs. A. j.. Cooley, Mrs. Timothy Gullfoile Mrs, Raymond Corden, Mary Morris, Mary Altman, Mrs. John Calvin. Anna Cavanaugh, Mrs. W. A. Norton, Mary E. Grady, Mrs. Harold Young, Julie Delaney, Rose Foley, Mrs. George O'Neill, Mrs. Thomas dill, Rose F, Cullinan, Mary O'Neill, Mrs. Mary Capalto Emma Zibell. Mrs. Lillian Smith, Natalie K. Ncff, Helen Shea, Kaye Green, Mrs. Josephine Shea, Mrs. George Goggln, Mrs. Charles Hagerty, Mrs. Nellie Fox, Mrs Fred Talbot, Mrs. Helen c. Me- drath, Mrs. Raymond Ticrney, Julia Guile, Mrs Margaret Barr, Irene Roach Mrs. James Hamilton. Viola Goumy, Mrs. Edward Moran, Mrs. Thomas Grady, Mrs. John Green Mrs. Charles Brown, Mrs, James Gladney, Mrs. William r. Kelly, Catherine Hunt, Mary Reilly, Mrs Wilfred Roshon Bcebc Neville, Helen Donnelly, Margaret Connors, Mary Cullen, Catherine Mccormack, Mrs, Charles Earth. Mrs. James Calvin, Mrs. Martin Campion, Mrs. William Byron, Mrs. Frank Sullivan, Mrs. John Maloney.
 Also; Gertrude Delaney, Margaret duilfoile, Catherine Morris. Helen c. Shandelmoir, Anna Flanagan, Mrs, II, A, Hayden, Mrs. John Schell, Mrs. Nellie Shea. Marion Young, Ernestine Evon, Kitty Foley, Mrs, Martin Tehan, Mrs. Jay Petit, Helen T. o'Neill, Mrs. Tyrrell Hebert, Betty Zibell, Mrs. Joseph Hearns Mrs, B, Kinney, Mary CaVanaugh, Mrs, Ray mond Grady, Lillian Shea, Claire Green, Mary dogglnS, Mrs. Mary Lynch. Anna Tierney, Mrs, P, Roach, Mrs. Rose Lynch Mrs, C. Coughlin, Helen Barry, Mrs. James Gleason, Mrs. s. l.. Parmelee Mrs. Charles Hagerty Anna Horan, Mabel Law. son, Mrs. Nora Walsh, Beatrice Pom- ponio, Helen L., Dunphy, Mrs, Mar garet Pomponio Mrs. William Grady, Catherine Roch0n, Mary Birming' ham, Marie Donnelly, Mary ConnorS, Mary 1ppolito. Mrs. Michael McCor- mack, Mrs. Frank Malley, Mrs Dan iel Campion, Mrs. Frank Keefe, Mrs, William Tallowell Mrs, Thomas Hefiernan, Mrs. Arvid Johnson.
 Also, Mrs. Dennis Curtis, Helen phelan, E,meiline Phelan, Margaret Dwyer, Mrs. Francis Flanagan Mrs Terrence Coughlin, Mrs. Edware Shea, Jule Briody, Helen Sweeney Mrs. Edward Donahue, Helen Flavin Mrs. Dennis Day, Mrs, Vincent Shea Mrs. Daniel O'Neill, Ann Zibell, Mrs Robert Jackson. Mrs. George V Grady, Mary A, Camplon, Mrs CharlS dogglnS, Mae Green, Mac Shea, Charlotte Moran, Mrs, Edward Gill, Bessie Shea, Mrs. Prank Cum mings, Marguerite Tiorney, Mrs John V. Lynch, Mrs. Ann Sullivan, Mrs. Joseph Cavanaugh, Mrs. Mar garet Mcdrath. Margaret McGrath Margaret Coughlin, Mrs, Raymond sjostedt, Mrs. Edward Cavanaueh, Alice doumy. Mrs, Michael Kelly, Catherine Hagerty, Mae II, Kelly, Amy Lawson, Mrs. Mary Lawlor
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-23
Willin1 antic Teachers College Holds Reunion
--Petrosky photo.

presented Q dramati2at ton Through Fifty Years This depleted out standing events In the life and de- velopment of the school.
 On Saturday, May 18th arrange ments were made whereby all grad uates could meet in class groups and renew Friendships and conduct any bushes necessary to the slc- cess of their Alma Mater.
 Those attending from Waterbury were Mrs. Patrick Healey, Mrs. James Mcknight, Mss Anna Cough Ian, Mrs. George Bolan, Mrs. Ed- win Clark, Miss Dorothy OConnor, Mrs. Frank Healey, Mrs. James Walsh, Miss Margaret Sullivan Mrs, Jack Mariner, Mss Marjorie Mariner, Mrs, Joseph Flynn, Miss Alice McNiff, Miss Lillian Loef- fer, Miss Clara Demaris, Miss Mary Congdon, Miss Margaret Reilly, Miss Helen Kelly, Miss Maud Dimmick
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-23
Miss Vera Colson Is
 Rendered ShoUer

Mrs. Edward T. McGrath was hostess at e surprise shower at the Hotel Elton on Monday evening in honor of Miss Vera Colson who Is 10 be married on Saturday, June ist to Frank Dillane. Mrs. Mc0rath and Miss Colson were classmates at the College of New Rochelle,
 The guests included: Mrs. Guy Lee Roy Colson, Rae Coson, Mrs, Genevieve Hamilton, Julia Calvin, deorgette Brodeur, Mrs William Dil- lane, Mrs. James Dillane, Mrs. Jo- seph Dillane, Irene Dilland, Helen Coon, Rita Quinn, Isabella Sullivan, Alice Gustafson. Annabelle Me- Grath, Mrs. Harriet Colson, Claire Barbault Leigha Kast, Helen Ca- sey, Mrs. Helen White, Patricia Reidy, Wilma Carroll, Mrs Rita Carolan and Mrs. Anne Murphy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-23
Personal
NetD Rochelle Alun1n0e
 Attends Supper Meeting

Tentative plans were made for the June meeting and 1t was also announced that alumnae weekend will be held on June 2, 8 and. Q.
 Those attending were: Natalie AL teri, Bessie Cameron, Leona O'Neill Imelda Cronan, Mary E, Walsh, 1sa- belle Phelan, Katherine Phelan, Katherine A. Brennan, Helen E.. Brennan, Margaret Rabhott, Elea- nor Kelly, Estelle McDonough, Mrs. fillmore David Ward, Melen Doran, Mary Schmidt, Mrs. John Phelan, Ruth Barry, Maureen Lucey, Mary c. Mulcahy, Mary P. Casey, Kath- leen M. Hurley, and Mrs, Frederick Quatrano.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-23
Contract Bridge
CORNELL CONTRACT CLUB

Top scorers in the Wednesday afternoon session of the Cornell Contract club conducted by Mrs, John c. Moriarty were; North and South, Mrs. l.. Ryan and Mrs. John Collins, 1874; Mrs. Leon Totten and Mrs. Edward Cookson, l20; and East and West, Mrs. Eugene Doherty and Mrs. William Petitjean, IA; Mrs. Thomas Tobin and Mrs. Phillip Shaler, l32h.
 The standing to date Is as follows Doherty-Petitjean, 396; McManus- Adams, 379: Totten. .Cookson, 378A; Spicer- Shuts, 364 M.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-23
ELTON CONTRACT CLUB

Winners In the Wednesday evening tournament of the Elton Contract club conducted by Mrs. William sherman Smith, were: Mrs, Walter Norton and Mrs, Walter Baker, 376; Leo Battle and Harold Barrett, 360H; David scully and Herman Reihm, 366: June Deming and Robert Allen, 360M; and Miss Madeline Marshall and Ruth Hurlbut, 346.
 In the final session last evening top scorers were: North and South, David Scully and Herman Rehm, i36: Mrs. I. B. Clark and Mrs, w. s. Smith, i27tb; and East and West June Deming and Robert Allen, l33, Paul Shaw and Dr. F. J. Erbe, l29
 The top team of four scores were: Mrs. Walter Baker, Mrs. Walter Nor- ton, Leo Battle and Harold Barrett
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-23
Weddings
Sorority Dance
 We'll Attended

The Alpha Omega Sorority held their first annual dinner dance re- gently at the New Wonder Bar Inn.
 Those attending were: Nancy Crean and E. Mccarthy, Shirley Thomas and Dennis Mccarthy, Mon- lea Delaney and David Eealey, Mary David and John Daly. Ann David and Bennie Hortabuck, Henrietta May and Wallace Edelberg, Helen David and Joseph Shea, Constance Minervini, and George Kelly, Mir. and Mrs. Lester Brodeur, Mary J. Habelka, Kenneth Brodeur, Kae Egan and Paul DeVini, Bettie Bro- deur and Phil Arcand Priscilla Day and Jack Burns, Barbara Peck and Peter Corrigan, Betty Collins and William Ghent. Mildred Wallace and Robert Wallin, Mary Grany and Robert Aston, Alyce Wrinn and Robert Blum. Florence Hassinger and Jerry Moore, Julie Smoley and James Rielly, Francis Goggins, Her. bert Anderson. Sophie Meleski and Jerry Dunn, Sally McNally and Bert Brennan, Mary Chapman and George Schum, 0rayce Darlington, and John Schum, Irene Pauloski and Robert Bakes, Louise Pisanelli and James DiRien2o, Dorothy Pates and Louis DiPictro. Jennie Ella and Louise Del Russo, Rita Rasicot and William Brodeur.
 A bridge and Tinochle party for the benefit of the Jewish Home for the Aged will be held on June 4th in the evening at the Jewish Home at i47 Cooke street. Refreshments will be served and prizes will be awarded,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-23
Margaret Connolly
 Guest At ShouUey

Miss Margaret Carroll and Miss Rita Corkery were hostesses at a personal shower and supper at the Copper Room of the Hotel Elton on Tuesday evening in compliment to Miss Margaret Connolly of Griggs street who is to be married next month to Christopher Hanley. The honored guest was presented with & beautiful gift. The table was at- tractively decorated with cut flow CTS and several bridal novelties.
 Those attending were: Misses Marguerite Fitzmaurice, Rita Cork. cry, Margaret Connolly, Margaret Carroll, Mary Tanning of Washing ton, Conn, and Mrs. William Nixon and Mrs. Joshua Fairbanks.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-23

dosing diamonds, or certainly not more than one. Therefore, while a three no trump contract looks doubtful, it is almost certain that four spades can be made, and pos sibly five.
 So North should bid three spades and let partner decide whether to pass three spades or bid three no trump or four spades. South natur- ally will go to four spades when he finds his partner with normal sup port. and five spades is made.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-23
Dramatic Group Enjoys Annual Dinner Party

dinner. Arrangements for the event were in charge of William Klobe- dang.
 Those attending were: Misses Betty zibell, Agnes Donnelly, Rose- mary Cruess, Betty Cruess, Rita Deconnlck, Barbara Matthew, Hel- en Long, Maud McDuff, Christine and Peggy Blake and George Day Ralph Shove, Jack Thompson, Mi- chael Thompson, Bill Klobedanz Sterling Peck, Donald Ghent, Ray mond Sugden, Dick Sugden, Joseph Phelan, James Corrigan, Francis Cruess and William Warner.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-23
Coming Events

May 23-Mount Manresa retreat- ant dinner, The Elton,
 May 23-Santa Maria Circle show, Women's club.
 May 24-Regina Leonards public recital Women's club.
 May 26--Rosary Confidently and Third Order dinner, The Elton.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-23

Five prospective brides were honor guests at kitchen shower given yesterday by Miss Margaret Driggs at her home on Prospect street. The feted young women were Miss Jean gngelke, who will be married June i5 to Edward A. Herr, Jr. Mss Elizabeth Phillips, the fiancee of Silas w, Rowland, Jr., of Rye N r., Miss Bettic Gilman, who will wed Charles c, Goodrich, 2d, Mss Jane Garfield, the fiancee of Edward Waters of West Hartford. and Amy Butler, whose betrothal to Ensign Jack J, Appleby of San Pedro, Calf, has been announced.
 Miss Driggs' invitation list in- cluded Misses Bettie Gilman, Eli2- abeth Phillips, Frederick Bryan Amy Butler, Jean Engelke, Rae- chael Williams, Jane Garfield Edith Campbell, Evelyn Make peace, Mrs. Austin Adams, Jear Phillips, Susan Smith, Barbara 1aVignc, Mrs. John o. White Betty Porzenheim, Polly Deacon Polly White, Cassa Coo, Mrs. Em- cry Merrill, Mrs. Joel I. Butler Mrs. Wooster Garfield. Mrs. Row Icy W. Phillips and Mrs. Theodore l, DrlggS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-23
OFFsCREEN SINGER

Billie Burke sings but not on the screen. She began her career as 6 stage star In musical comedy in Lon don, then went into dramatic roles. and her song was no longer heard over the footlights. Then came her screen career. She has sung but once in pictures, in "The Wizard Of o."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-23
Weddings

Miss Marjorie Terry. daughter of Edwood Terry Of Wildwood ave- nue, has chosen Saturday, June IS, for her wedding to Royal Bris- tol of Sudbury street. The cere- mony will be performed at 3 o'clock at the chapel of the Sec- ond Congregational church and will be followed by e reception at The RoSeAnnp.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-23

Announcement has been made of the birth of daughter, Nancy Naudin McGrath, to MT. and Mrs, John F. Mcdrath, Jr, of New York city on Monday at the Doc- tors hospital, New York, Mrs. Me- 0rath Is the former Betty Nau- din of Gloversville. N, r., and MT. McGrath Is the son of former Judge John F, McGrath of Rose land avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-23
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Kathleen Munson Is Shower Guest

Mrs. Robert Welton and Miss Mary German were hostesses at Q miscellaneous shower given last evening at the Scovlll Girls Club in compliment to Miss Kathleen Mum son of State street who is to bc married on June 20 to John J. Maxwell. The guest of honor was the recipient of many beautiful gifts.
 Those attending were: Mrs. Mary Stack, Mrs. George White, Mrs. Helen O'Neill, Mrs. William White, Mrs. Robert Eggleston, Mrs. Clayton Freedman, Mrs. Mary Shea, Mrs. Catherine McGough Mrs. Margaret Sullivan, Mrs. Edward Fleming, Mrs. M. Roach, Mrs. J. Carolan, Mrs. J. Cronan, Mrs. Win fired Cream, Mrs. James German, Mrs. Betty Cameron, Mrs. J. Harris, Mrs. T. Guevin, Mrs. J. Hussey, Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. A. Connors. Mrs. J. Bissett, Mrs. Forgue, Mrs, E. Collins, Mrs. J. McGrath, Mrs. John Ruzinckovlc, ST. Mrs. John Ruzlnckovic, Jr., Mrs. James Neary, Mrs. Sue Cronan, Mrs. Mary Milan, Mrs. Arlene Cronan, Mrs. Nellie Crowley, Mrs. Kitty Hogan, Mrs. Mildred O'Brien, Mrs. Della Casey, Mrs. M. Walsh. Mrs. M. Hyland, Mrs. Katherine Hyland, Mrs. Kath- erine McKenna, Mrs. Marie Adams, Mrs. Doris Wasserbach, Mrs. J. Burns, Mrs. Alice Stack.
 Mrs. Margaret Hyland. Mrs, Elmer Johnson, Mrs. Anna Quinn, Mrs, John Holleran, Mrs. Daly, Mrs. Nora Brenneis. Mrs. Bart Scannell, Mrs. George Ballard, Mrs. Michael Ly- man, Mrs. Walter Maroney, Mrs, M. Breen, and Misses Pauline Troder- icks, Alice Schell, Jeannette Theri- ault, Helen Garfield, Madeline, Mol- lie and Katherine Fleming, Kay Riley, Margaret 1go, M. Forgue, Shirley Collins, Mary RuzinckoVic, Nellie Shea, Ellen Crean, Eileen | Crean.
 Irene Delaney, Mary Roblnson, Rita O'Brien, Helen Calvin, Birdie Calvin, Rose Wieley, Mary Kennedy, Eleanor BerSin Ann Cronan, Mari- lyn White, Margaret Cronan, Mar garet snavely, Doris, Eleanor, Mar garet and Catherine Brennan, Kay scannell, Marion and Barbara Sien- ska, Eelanor Donlan and M La- nouette.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-23

The Dramatic Society Of SS. Peter and Paul parish held a Scavcnger Hunt on Monday evening after which dinner was enjoyed at the Copper Kettle. Rev. James Woods was guest of honor at the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-23

A supper meeting of the local chapter oe the Alunnae of the Col. lego of New Rochelle was held last evening at the Tavern Rosanne in Middlebury. Miss Helen Brennan who is to be married in the near future was presented with a gift of crystal.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-23

The Willimanuc State Teachers College has just celebrated the Eff tieth Anniversary year of the col- lege with an Alumni reunion which was largely attended.
 Friday evening, May l7th they
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-23

Mrs. John Spadaro, Elizabeth Grow. Icy, Mrs. Walter Seanlon. Mrs. B. Walsh, Mrs. William Neville, Agnes Donnelly, Alice Carmody, Kay Byron, Mary Mccormack. Mrs. Chris Braun, Mrs, Martha daynor, Mrs. John Champion, Mrs. Fred Keefe, Mrs. Maurice Wrenn, Mrs. Dennis Keane.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-23
JUVENILE ROLES

Two of "our Gangs" ace mischief makers in the persons of Carl (Alfalfa) Switzer and Michael Gubitosi will have juvenile roles In 1T Love You Again"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-23
Santa Maria Circle
 Presents Minstrel

Songs and dance numbers inter- spersed with a generous amount Of comedy featured the program of the Isabella Revue" a minstrel present. cd last evening at the Waterbury Womens club by Santa Maria Circle, National Daughters of Isabella, End men for the evening were Mary Marie Beckley, Mary Bumes, Mary Kuster, Catherine Johnson and Irene Dutil.
 Specially dance numbers were executed by Eileen and George Byrnes and Mss Florence DIllane played the role off the mystery wo- man.
 Sololsts for the evening were Bobby Ayotte, Ethel and Blanche Ayotte, Helen and Hazel Duffy, Mary Bedore, IneZ Kelly, Rosemary Kus. ter, Mrs. Mary Kuster, Irene Dutil, RoSalie Lucian, Aurora Baril, Cath erine Johnson, Evelyn Dzlck, Mary McNamara, Marie Beckley, Anna Duffy and Agnes Proulx.
 Patrick J. Wallace directed the show and Mrs. Mary o'Rourke, regent Of the circle, served as mas ter of ceremonies,
 Following the show an exhibition drill was given by the drill team of the circle under the direction of Miss Marjorie Quilter, captain. Mrs. Lydia Ayotte was piano accompanist Members Of the drill team are.
 Helen Quilter, Margaret Frageau Margaret McKenna, Irene Dutil Jo- sephine Fllippone, Marie Beekley Agnes Proulx, Della Hamel, Norma Quilter, Margaret Quilter, Della Zinno, Elizabeth Emerson, Alice Baril, Ann Murphy, Raffie Auffiero
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-23

Thomas sheehan celebrated his ninth birthday at his home on Baid- win street recently. Games were enjoyed and refreshments were served, Those present were; Cath erine Stack. Leslie Pnrtiss, Joan Scully Jerry Sullivan, Ruth Don- nelly, Robert Lllquettc, Eileen Kil- Han and Thomas Sheehan.
Evening star., 1940-12-01
Miss Peggy Phelps
To Be Married to
1t. w. S. GochenOur

The wedding of Miss Peggy Phelps,
niece of DR.. and Mrs. Edwin H.
Silver, and 1t. william S. Gochen-
our, jr, will take place tomorrow
evening at 8 O'Clock in Memorial
chapel. Walter Reed Medical Gen.
ter. The bridegroom is a doctor
in the Army Veterinary Corps sta
toned at Selfridge Field, Mich.
The bride will have as her at
tendants Miss Cheryl Kidd, Mount
Clemens, Mich, as maid of honor
and her 8-year-old cousin, Betsy
Phelps Silver, of this city, as Junior
bridesmaid. 1t. Garnet P. Francis
of Alexandria, Va, will serve as
best man and the ushers will be
Its. Oliver G. Cellini and Charles
E. Grogan, both Of the Army Air
Corps, Selfridge Field.
1t. Col. Henry R. Westcott, ir.,
will perform the ceremony, using
the Episcopal service. Immediately
following the ceremony there win
be q reception In the Jefferson room
Of the Mayf1ower Hotel.