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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-01
Sophie 2urs, Sefr.

Cie Sauror=Gerl lammlltng oes g.
9. ,Sroueu Gerein 3lueig 46 par gut
hci,rat. @ir frelen rns, baB mir ,pies
ser ein nelles Mitelico in SEN Ser
Elm alltnebmen burften. Goelgaro
Shlffert bot oem &e,ein angeiblois
fen. So lit bonn Serein heibloiien, Sen
Cbarter fiji SSanl,or, ssebruar llno
MIr5 often 81, 5alten. slae 8eiperbe-
rinren, tpeIbe oem Gcrein in bielen
brei Monaten beisltreten lpiiniden,
erbalten sic Soften fit sic Gr5tlide
llntcr'l,dung bonn Gerein be5ublt.
Sic s.pei Deputies slnna Saub
unb @lia Shnller - iino fleiBig an
ser arbeit ne,,e Wtitolieoer in Sen
%erein ST br!nge',. Gs id)eint als bdt.
ten sic beioen einen @ettfampf an,
geFonacn. u Saub bat in ser lebten
Gerionmlllng Z &anoioatinnen pors
gclJlagen uno 6. Shuller 6, melbe
in DER nGd'iten Geria'nml,lng allfge=
nonnnen iperber, fnas alle geluno be-
fllnDsn ,perben Sieier @etteifer ser
beib"n Deputies lit gum Gorteil fir
sen &crein. Die ErGiioentin 6. 8an,:
ser Meulen bet lib geGuBert, bab sic
Sdn eItern, nelfe sc meilten Mit-
9licGer in sen Gcrein brinbt, elm Sc,
ihenf erbdlt. gm Gnbe oes Sabres
ipcraer mir ieben, iuem ser Yreis
iiberrcidt miro.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-01
DrMnerstd9, hen 1. Icbrnar 194O

rrotten, ,tnb in @irflidfeit ourb
Gotten betpeiien. lit l,niere 3ufilnft ge'
lir1prt. Ser vSaronia" @eniibte
Gb,r rnter 9eitung ieines 9irigenten
Srou5 3eid,ee .pcroen >ieies Jelt NIT
einem fllr3en, aber eillOrlldspollem
EroHrantme perId0nern.
ltno 10 rpdnals: Auf 5um Stif'
t,lnesfeite om II. 6ebrltar.
Cintritt: 3Oc inn @orperfaltf; 35c
an Der Mbenbfaiie.
Erogramm. u
Mnf1ng oes ;Seltes 4 l(br nadpn.
Ml enbeiien 6 llbr.
&un5crt 8 l1br.
I. Subertiire nad) slnsipabl -
Nrinclberg 9 &apelle.
9. Snhs bette @a6t - 3ifeli
s. Gos title Sol - Solfslieo
4. @esriibune esaniprabe -
E"G' s. Shinoler.
6. cScitreoc - - TaItnr Selltld)
6. Sprld bei SO. sllbrrt - M,.iit
N 9tifcltl,s,
7 Sine @.eie poa meiber Margari'
ten - &. Sculer. - Saronia @e.
,nilt)tcr Gbor - Cir. s. Helhfe.
q. Sduller, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-01
Nns Nuiance, Cbio
8efa,tntnta:tmfte

3mtig 8
balte in be- am Z Sar,,ar abgebalte'
men &eriamnlllng ipeld)e gut belubt
mar, beldlc'len einen
ssnidlingabenb
an 6 isebrlar inn Sadienbeim ab5u.
bolt N uno alle Mite!leoer Ser Ser.
Gins 3ipeig 8 mcrben erilld)t piinft'
Iih arpeienb ,ll iein, Sem bas Gllen
finoct 5lpiIdien 6 ,nh Z llbr itatt. Sit.
te Gnltet ell(' ale oieian Sienstags
a6eno irei. Tim piinftl;hes Grihcinen
btt"t Sas &omitee.
alGpn Wtgliehern biene sur 9e'
fiG'ren Trbriht, SAP oie ndhite
gcri,.nlmll;ng am Srantag, beu 4.
Spbrlnr, ltattfinoet. s(ae Shipeitern
neroen gcbe:en a,npeIenb ST lein.
mnh Grlehigrng Der Sereinsge'
Id51ite gibt es p!eber &ipiel unO
aaIfee. Gatb. S0pier, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-01
8rofer Jaidins.

Ser 3neig IA un6 II labet bier.
nit oae feline ;srellnoe unb 8efann,
ten con Canton uno l1meebung aofs
brro.idite Elm 81 elmer ebt id6iiiben
Naid)ins. melhe Samstag, ben 10.
,Sebranr, abgcsaltcn miro. l1nlere
iadGIte M'llif miro am Ylate iein,
lmo mas nod Sas slqeri6onite fem
Iica, uniere iGfiiihc Sra6t, fir mel,
cte ;,h0re Yroiie aeaeben tperoen.
N.n Shneitern periudt, iGddiidj
allg"5oNen 5,l fommen llnb Ballet eure
G0dltcr an, .mb eure &leineren, oen
fir Sic iino ard Preiie ba.
aeir tpollcn bies cine ser id0nIten
l!nterbaltllnacn ma6eu. Na6 II llbr
mirO ain feines giien ierbiert, tpel9es
einae1floiie1 i'm Gint:itt.
Mobte bier aGe lmiere Namens.
iS)lueItern, ndmli6 oie Marien, Gu,
ianer. Sultinen, Ihereien lrno Sarus
Glf.nerfimm r,ehen, nift 5u bergei'
len @ebGd mit3ubrineen.
Ti:f einen guten 8cluh bofft
9as &omitee.
per Marie 8efert, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-01
3iueia ID.

(ss biene ollen 8riibern CUR &c.
fIiliseu gtahrid)t, oab ndfite Ser.
Ianl?al.!ng am Sonntag, Sen 4. Sc
bru'r, INN 2::3O llhr na6mittags,
i'm Sabienheim abgeealten miro.
Gle @riioer peroen gebeten pllenft,
li6 81 erIdlclnen, bumit mir sic 8es
it)i'te ihneu erleoigen f0nnen. slud
iueroeu hieienigen 8riiber, pel6e inn
siiititano iino, erillft dG gutltebeno
5li mahen I'M Screin ,,no Central
Gcrbcro, oenn es oient al ibrem
@ohl ,mo 9eItcn.
Ssobn 9ellmann Yrot. SER.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-01
NuS GolumbuS, 8.
8iueta 38.

Scr $errenabero am Sonntao,
81. Sam,ar. erfrel,te iid) trot Ser
grilnmieen &GIte zines guten 9eiuhs
uno aniiii:rten iid5 ar oie 70 Mit'
ali'>er Dor ser mcdhamen Mllgen oer
s'ueiien Gbebdrfte gebor9en NIT gro'
Ser 9llit uno Srmor. BEL @eiang,
Cars ,mo Garteripiel bis sic ltbr
lueuig iblus 0as giien, 5ubereitet
bon @cne 9urtep, Satob @otmeiiter,
Garl &al1pel, Sbmann, lrno 8eorg
Siesal in ser galhmadpoulten @eiie,
mar eusee5eihnet. Stir bie ourltige
&eble 'orgttn SSoba Srim, Gam Jrim
Sr.. uno Charles Soen,paloer. Gs
luor cin amiiiarter Mbeno, au6 finan,
sieI Gin Grfole, llnO miro nod lange
in Grinnerl,!1e bleiben. Ole Serren.
abenoe iheinen iehr beliebt 81 iein,
id)pn bort ,1an sic Sra9e, tuann lit
Ser n6tite9
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-01
ct. Yamlns &irdlem 8emein6e.

Vfit 6reioen fGnnen mir berihteu,
Dog am So1ntag, Sen 4. SebrMar,
,lli": ncll eriuiblter Seeliorger auf
Der Iuusel lmticrrr ct. Yaulustirhe
ltcbc" miro. Tfarrer Sans Sobns.
tein, Ser ms mGbrero Sem Wenat
Scic:nher biente ais Eiarrer, nabm
ben Hl!f an nah ;scrrcQ als Yiorrer
Ger ct. Solll,:s 8cnleinoe su foms
lhcn. %farrcr SoGrSbein iibernimmt
ocS Nnlt art I sse5rllar uno miro im
Solte Nieier ssoehc eintreffen.
EInrrer Sobnsbein lit aus Sam-
burg, Scutlhlano, gebiirtig nno bat
leinc Stlbicn in neridieoenen llni-
nclli'dten o's Neilhes gemabt. Seit
CT in sen Ser. Staaten lit Ituoierte
CT III Ntt. alirp seminary, Sbilaoel-
&jiu, go.
Mir bofien, oal MN all6 sic Mit-
olicS"r ser @cn,cinbe es au Screen
ncba1en llno ibren &flid5ten nafyfom.
men, nift MIR finorsieu ionoeru aud
in: hr'aten bes @ottesoienites.
ys;r boifen arh bob Yfarrer s.
Sobnsbein li6 iehr 5uirieoen fiibleu
miro in 5arreIl nno bas 8ott ib,n
(Sblub Seite ~
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-01
SGladtfeit nit bnmoriitiiden
GurtrGacu!

@'s 3onitee ser beiaen gemii6ten
Gh6"e Sarcnia uno 9. II. g. baben
6cibloHen I'M 9. aGGr: ein Shlaht.
ieit ob5uba!ten rnD nurben fiir Sic
len ;?!uef Sic ubeten H6ume Ser Scar,
ppthin relerpicrt Sir gutes Giien,
@ctrrnfe uuo llrterb .ltllng miro oas
Hon,.tt"e au;: bette So,oe tra9en.
e!qe Srelroe urS 80nner bes be,lt,
iereu 2ieoes fins ber5litb eingelaoen
aCe Eeilne5mer iino eriuht iih bei
nnierr SisesY,di. 81. Seiler i'm
&ormts an5umelSen. Gintrittsfarteu
cinihlicBlid) Giicn so Gents.
s. &cllner, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-01

Wtdnner merSen bie Grfriibungen be-
iorg'n, auh miro oas &omitee fir
cine quite oelltid)e Wtl1iif Gorge tra-
gen, COB mir sllten audi NAL I'M niere
Seine icb,pilgen fjnnen. 9ringt aub
cure Srel.nbe nit. @ir LADEN audi
uac beutlhen &oltsgeuoiien ber5lib
Elm .no borfen olS. audi sic Sugeno
lib Soblreid) bcte!!igen miro. @ir Ia
Oen clld, ale berslib Elm, fommt llnb
bringt piel Sllrlor nit, fir alles an.
ocie lit geioret.
Sobn gellmann, Erot. .sSefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-01
MuS Grie, Ya.

Gle Siebentiirger Sabien Sdn9er
criuGblten in Ser letter am 6. So
llltar obgeboi.enen Geriannmllmg fol-.
acnb, 9eunlte:
Sbmanu, Snbn Singer;
ScfretGr, sllbert gellte;
@!nllmelrr., :Sobn 3iegler;
Gi'c 9rnlmelm. Yeter Sausman;
M'''iif ,&cnlitec, S. &epridt, S.
3iegler 6. &einatb, g. Saus.
man, $. Welser, 8. slnorea,
~. |slmoerlid, g. 8eiger.
sllbert geute, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-01
3cutidJ=8emein6e.

IIen Wsitgliecern bes gruOer'
6llnocs our gefdaiaen Nahridt, oaB
rd@!te regeirlGBise Gerianmllng
Sam:tag, Sen 3. 6ebruar, 8 llbr
abelhs. itatifinbet ga nab Seit>
ictuGJ oes Bcogramms fir 8ater.
unb Sobn-6eIt 5reitag, Sen 1. Mdr5,
aue1 anoere ,pihtiec 8eiddfte 81 er-
leoigen linb nerben ale 8riioer aufs
ireuroli1ite erSuht oieier Seriamm'
lung bei5ur obren.
Stefan &otb, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-01

Nms Der ct. Sobannesgemeim6e.
s(uen Snpeltern oiene our gta6'
ric)t. baB nGfite 8eriamml,,ng am
Mitipoh, oen 7. Sebruar, abenos,
jtatti;noet. Mae S6,peitern iperoen
aeheten Der @eriammll,ng bei5iltuob'
nen, Inn allo Gel1ofte gut erleoigen
6u .onnen. Nad Ser 8eriamnlung
lre' Ser oie neuen ,lnb alten 8eam'
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-01

Cen 9rii5ern ,mb SdNpeltern bes
3ipe,g 80 biermit 3ur gefdaigell
&cnntnis, bab sic re9elmGBiae Ser
iaI1mll,ng am Sanntog, oen A. Sc
bruar. 9 llbr naGmittags I'M Sah,
lcHb: I'M, 323 @coorpp slpe., Itatt,
finSct. Nebsn cen 8eitrGgen fiir Sen
Serf ano llno &erein lit al,6 oas
Sterbeeelo 'iir sic perltnrbene Sdnu.
Sersel 81 ertribten. 8itte madt eud)
gut;teheuo uno oa2 ipibtige 8eihdf-
te uu"!iege,l b,nlbt nlbt nod betont
su 'perben. Die &onpsntion erfprbert
sic Qtitbilie zines ieoen ein5elnen
Mit! !,lieoes, oarlm aae auf 5ur Ser
ianm!ltng. $50 elm @iae lit, oa lit
allG elm @eg. lteber Sen Gerlaui
Ses SodientogeS in Ser ndditen Nus.
gabc Oes Solfsblattes.
Sobn Sarr, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-01

|pieIe @liicsluiiniGe bon oen 8orite,
bern Scr perlfieoenen Gereine uno
anovren ;SrGlnoen. Mls @eidenf ipllr.
oe Dem Hccr Elm Gafet nit 25 Gil
berocGars tcn sen @GIten iiberreiht,
tuofi:r lie ollen berslib oanften. Mud
ihre 3 Tobter unb 2 S0bne naren
anirtieno r,no iiberreihten Sen gltern
l6Gnp 8ei6enfe.
@:r ipiiul6en Serrn ,lno Srall
Mo,t alld) a,f oieiem @ege nod
einmal piel Slid @ctt gebe bab lie
nod niele Sabre int &reiie ibrer So
nilic 3ufrieoenbeit uno Sreuoe er.
lebei.
Snhhip 0nrt, Spfr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-01

Scr .Snaen6lnn6

tcrarItaltet Counting. Sen 4. Sebr.,
e;ilen gemlitlichen slbeno, po5u ale
cllfs bersliralte eingelaben iino. Gs
perocn id;'ne Freiir 81. perteilen
lein; oub rpiro aaffee umo SUDDEN
iernisrt &ommt ale llno bringt cure
Sre!'rSe nit. slniang s l1br obenos
III ser ct. Gete.s &irhe, 8lenfielb
ano Hpieberrp. slrtb. Sciler.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-01
1aiidins-@aq.

M4cn ScGipn BON Canton un6
umceeeno hienc sur gciiaigen Na6.
ri;bt oaB oie 3Deise IA ,mo II einen
,SaiIlingbaG am 10. Sebruar i'm
Sac.!enbeilt abba!ten. @eginn 1880
ltDr absnos. @riiber unb Sfapeitern,
oa irir nun eine idh0ne ganabaQe ia.
ben. 10 fommt uno labt uns aae nit
chamber elnmal cine sSaidine nod
alter Site feicrn. Gie 0rauen iper.
Den Gin gntes Glien berri6ten Die
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-01
0crcinsuerIamm mlnna

o(Ten M'telieoern oes .3iueig 81
sllr esfdaieen &enntnis, bab oie re-
aelm'ifIiee Sesiammll,ng m Conn
tag, Sen 4. fscbruar. in ser &arpa
thia Saae 'tottfinoet slnfang 2::3C
lllr. slqe Miteliebcr iino eriu6.
piin'tlib 81 eriheinen.
Nub iperhen in b;eIer Geriamm.
lung Sic 9ele9aten 5l,r biesiGbriger
&. g. &onnention eetp1blt.
Is. S1uller, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-01
Mus Gbicago, 81.
3tuei9 AZ.

Ser sSaltnabtstng ipar elm Grfolg
unO ,pir bc1fen ellen Seilnebmern
fir sic un5 ertuieien llnteritiisune.
Soifrntlid bleibt Sic Sreunoi ibaft
aQcr Sa6ieapereire bon Chicago fir
i'n!nes beitehen, benn MIR burd ges
meir'baftlihe slrheit fann @robes
leiitet ,perbm l1no baber fomnt ser
Cr'ol9: Ginigfcit ,nad,t ltarf. no .,
Shlpobl Die Geranitaltl,na fein
Sanaerfeit mar, lieben es li6 sic
SiHaer uom rSddi'Ihen 8eiang'
pere:n" lnO bon ser vgrinnerln9"
nid,t ncbmer, eirige lieberporal,tra=
gen UNI Sen slbsub ueri66nern 5ll
beIfcn.
Die nlbite Gcriamml,ung finoet
Sreitag, Sen 9. Ssebruar, abenbs 8
llbr, in Ser Colonial Safe an 5436
Soutb @entnortb itatk slue Mit.
alicoer. Sic NIT itren 8eitrGgen i'm
Niiitsitano linb, ioaten iib in bieier
Ge,iemmlllrg gutItebenb MAIDEN. sic
ba5en feinen MnipruG al1f &ranfen'
Gell iplanae iic niht fir bie lesten 6
Vtonnte be5ublt baben.
9Iae Gintrittsfnrten bon ser lebten
ltnterhaltlna miiTen unbeoingt bis
5ltr Geriammlung am 2. Sebruar nit
Sem Sbriftfiihrer abeerebnet begin.
an IN be5ablt ieir. No6mals beIten
Sane. Yanl 9iefenbader, Sbrftf.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-01
3meia 46.

Cie Seriammlung bes- g. g..
Nr,:,en Serein 2tueig 46 finoet itatt
am ssreitag Sen 8. Scbruar, 8 llbr
a6cn>s, inn Seutihen Club 9aus,
1850 N. Miblanb Mpe. 9ie Mitelie.
Der iinb eriudt piinftlid 5ll erihei'
neli. 9lub Die borgeiGlagenen neuen
Mi.alieber iollten ale 5,,r Giniiib.
ring eriGelnen Die S6tpeltern Ma.
rle Sifolaus. Marie Betri, Cara
9feinct nno Cara Self ferbieren aaf.
fee nnS Guc:en. SopGie 2urt, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-01
Mus Tarrea. Ya.
.3'hcia Z

tdlt 'cine regeImlBige MonatSper.
;anr:'lllng nm Samstng sen 3. Sc.
hrIcr. Z llbr abenbS ab, uno ale
@rlloer iino aebetcn Sieicr GerIanln,.
lllnJ bei5u'potllen, on iebr ipibtige
Gri%)nfte 5a err,biqen fins.
Sobn 8iintber, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-01

tinncn Gaffee uno &llden ieruleren.
Is :neroen oieicnigen Shtpeltern, oie
Sbiel College Eifets baben gebeten
nit Dem &umitee absurebnen.
Sophia Sod, Ser.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-01

SmdJe e;nc Glterc Jrau ais Saus'
bGltsrin; ipatere Scirat nidJt ansse'
idloHen, 3n erirasen:
@illiam @siter, 1892 Nurtb Main ct.
9imferit, Sbiu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-01
Mns Gantom, Ohio
Den, 7ojEtrioen Herrn
c11tttncl Gartntann
lit Gantpn, Sbio,
snm 2. iScbrIar 1910 se,uibmet.

III III SDtD,
snm 2. lSebrIar 1910 getuibntet.
TDn Mubplf NaDer.
Slr 2en3 ertlingt Der &erde 2ieb
Mus benz Metier trillcrnb hernieber,
Sie Wl!tter inne bon &ui: unb Srieo'
Mn6 hir eir:lal berrlide 2teber.
9n5 lit nun 'reilid) lanse her,
Sic Yerhe fliest iabrlih nadj Siiben.
Su r1einit bein Sdritt iei bobl unb leer.
une sdtl'it f:c6 lpob( 81 ZEN Wiiben.
9 Nein - 8nd alIf, Nnb mebr barauf
3a hcn iieb5.e lelldtenben &er5en
Sic 9ecfe tebrt suriid - Srild auf.
SIR 2ieo iei Srelloe aud oeinem Ser5en.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-04
BOY SCOUTS PASS
 TEST IN COOKING

Preparations for attending camp in Plymouth next summer were dis- cussed by Scoutmaster M. Dichele at the weekly meeting of Troop 16, Boy Scouts of St. Lucy's church, Friday evening in the basement of the church.
 Committeeman William Roach conducted game called, 'Snatching the Handkerchief Tests were passed by Michael Cermola. signal ling, first aid and cooking: Patsy Coppolo, 50-yard swim, cooking and 14-mile hike; Carl Palmieri, Michael Fibre and Joseph Garafolo, signal- ling; Michael Galante, first aid and signalling; Michael Guiliano, 50- yard swim; and Louis Richezza and Edmund Diorio, tenderfoot.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-04
Coming Events
MARCH

March 4 - Dr. A. P. VaStola al Central Y. M. 0. A. forum.
 March 5-Borzi- -Richner recital Women's club.
 March 7-Footlighters' Spring Dance" play, Women's club.
 March S-Townsend guards cab- aret dance, Odd Fellows hall.
 March 9-Wheeler Young Post, VIEW, annual banquet, The Elton. March 1O-Victor Coty, lecturer, Second church forum.
 March 12-Waterbury Dental So- ciety dinner, The Elton.
 March 12-St. Lucy's church so- cieties card parties and fashion show, parish hall.
 March 3-Washington Hill St.. Patrick's show, Community hall.
 March IA and IS - Cradle Song" Civic theater play, Wowmen's club. March IS Mendelssohn male chorus concert, Davenport hall.
 March 16-St. Patrick's Day din- ner, The Elton.
 March 16-Brooklyn A. c. St. Pa- tricks party, club rooms.
 March 17-Roosevelt Lodge an- nua1 formal dance, Copper Kettle. March 17-St. Patrick's Day en- tertainment, Washington Hill house.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-04
Daughters Of Italy Circle Celebrates Anniversary

cial secretary, Mrs. Alma Claire Clark, of New York city; supreme counsellor, Mrs. Mary Guest, Mer- iden; supreme deputy, Mrs. Hen- rietta Bartlett, Torrington; su- preme deputy, Mrs. Levy, Bridge port; supreme deputy of the Wa terbury circle, Mrs. M. G. Stan- co and circle deputy of Water bury, Mrs. s. Pinto.
 Out-of-town guests included: Mae E. Heber, Norwich; Mrs. Louise Quinn, Torrington; Mrs. Leonora Raymond, Plainville, Mrs. Nellie Okenquist, Plainville, and from Bridgeport, Mrs. Anna R. Leary, Mrs. G. Gagnon, Mrs. M. Knecht, Mary E. Riedel, Katherine R.. Shea, Cecilia Van Der Beck, Em- lily Faulty, Mrs. L. Abriola, Mrs. Mary Ciambini, Mrs. Ida Sullivan, Mrs. O'Leary, Mrs. Mary Brown, Mrs. Mabel Began and Christina Voigt.
 From Norwich: Mary K. Car- roll, Anna Burke, Lillian Frechette and Addie Levitsky. Other guests were: Chief Marguerite Farrar, Past Chief Companion Irene Pro- vencher; Deputy Corrine Fox, Past Chief Companion Sara A. Morgan, Margaret Creigan, Mrs. Alice Per- kinson, Mrs. M. F. Casey and An- na Graham, all of Plainville.
 Representatives of Bushnell Cir- cle No. 1221 were: Matilda Wolf, Susie Kastrin, Dorothy Radcliff, Catherine Winons and Jennie Bak- CT. Josef Stagg, of Stratford, was also present. . The committee in charge; Mrs. Lena Ruggiero, chairman; Mrs. Evelyn Cerullo, Mrs. Angie Pinto; Mrs. Louise Luccaro, Mrs. Jennie Lombard, Mrs. Lucy Porvaile, Miss Carmela Petricone, Miss Louise Mazzafarro and Mrs. Elinor Caru- sella.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-04
Garden Clubs or State WEI Meet

/. The seini-annual meeting of the Federated Garden Clubs of Conn., sf1ecticut will be held May 1 in the '11amden High School, with Mrs. Malcolm J. Edgerton of Stamford, president, presiding. The Spring Glen Garden Club will be the hos tess club. The morning session, op- sening at 10:30, will be devoted to horticultural reports by garden club members. Mrs. Ethel Anson Peck ham will speak in the afternoon on Preparing Specimens for a Flower Show" s,
 ! Mrs. George E. Kristen of Green field Hill is first vice-president of the federation; Mrs. Henry H.. Kennel of Southport, recording sec tetary; Mrs. Harry Tolley of New Haven, corresponding secretary; and Mrs. Henry J. Fisher of Greenwich, treasurer.
 The serni-annual meeting of the national council of state garden clubs will be held June IT, 18 and t9 in Portsmouth, N. Y.
 santa Maria Circle, National Daughters of Isabelle will hold their regular meeting on Wednesday evening at Knights of Columbus Hall at 8:15 o'clock. The circle will sponsor an Irish Day play on Mon- day, March 11th at K. of c. hall under the direction of Mrs. Mary Byrnes and Mrs. George Ayotte.
 Important business will be discus sed at this meeting and all mem bers are urged to attend.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-04
Engagements
MARSH -STEINMEYER,

MT. and Mrs. Adolph R. Stein- meyer of West Hartford announce the coming marriage of their daughter, Miss Dorothy Ida Stein- meyer, to Sidney Clarke Marsh of Johnstown, N. Y, son of Harold Clarke Marsh of Sebring, Fla, and the late Mrs. Grace L. Marsh of Johnstown. The ceremony will be performed Saturday afternoon, Marchc IS, at 4 o'clock in the Church of the Redeemer, West Hartford, by Rev. Stanley Man ningg. A reception will follow at the Steinmeyer home.
 Miss Steinmeyer will be attend- ed by her sister, Miss Barbara A. Steinmeyer, and by her college roommate, Miss Helen Louise McC cCartney of Ellenville, N. L. Lee P. Patterson of New York will be best man for MT. Marsh and the ushers will include Howard Hoff- man of Brooklyn, N. r., and Ste- ven Myerjak of New Britain, fra ternity brothers of MT. Marsh Milford Horton of Johnstown and Kenneth Bellinger of Hartford.
 Miss Steinmeyer was graduated from Russell Sage college in Troy N. Y, and has been a dietitian at the Wedgwick junior high school in West Hartford, MT Marsh attended the Bulls school Washington, D. D., and the United States Naval academy at Annapo- lis. He was graduated from Rens- selaer Polytechnic institute at Trop, N. Y, and is a member of the Delta Phi fraternity. He is as- sociated with the Farrel Foundry and Machine Co.,, in this city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-04
. McKENNEY oN BRIDGE
Ny WA. E. MCKINNEY AmeFiea's Card Authority

The sectional championship Of the American Contract Bridge league provide players in the various dis- tTicts oG the country an opportunity to earn Q substantial number Of master points. However, some Of these sectional championships at' tract players from great distances For example, the Southeastern Championships, which wIll be held Rt the Hollywood Beach Hotel Ai Hollywood, Rlas March ItsiT, ats tract many northern players. Here iS . hand taken from last years tournament;
 Several players managed 70 70 down two tricks on this hand, but actually, lf It is played correctly, yDu VII make ssvfDs0dd, Ruff tue epenlng club. then isad two rounds of trump,
 Nov you cen count @ tricks You can ruff ihIee tlns, ihe zee and queen el trump, llen lhe trump klne laahes sis, alld four spades Afe 70, Nov ln ofdef lo make yolif contract, ten simply cash iha see
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-04
Personal=SOCLAL ACTIVITIES Weddings
Nurses ALun1n0e
 Holds Breakfast

The Communion breakfast given by the St. Mary's hospital alumnae association at the nurses home yes- terday morning was featured by an address by Rev. Bonaventure McIn- tyre of Winsted.
 The breakfast followed the eight o'clock mass at the hospital chapel. Miss Mary 0. Mcdonald, president of the association, was toastmistress.
 Brief talks were also given by Most Rev. Francis lief, Mother Sacred Heart, superintendent of the hospi- tai; Rev. Lawrence Skel1y, hospital chaplain; and Dr. Andrew Jackson, president of the hospital staff.
 Miss Catherine Mullen was chair man of the arrangements committee, assisted by Miss Mary Savage, Miss Betty Mahon, Miss Marguerite Tier ney, Miss Esther Sullivan, Miss Mill dred Bowling, Miss Patricia King Miss Marie Griffin, Miss Mary Healey, Mrs. Margaret McVerry Brennan, Mrs. Marion Glennon Mo- Manus, Mrs. Katherine Keane Mag ner and Miss Mcdonald.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-04
Economies Club
 To Sponsor Bridge

One of the larger social events scheduled for the week will be the fashion show and bridge to be held at the Blue Room by the Home Economics Club on Wednesday, March 6.
 Mrs. Harold Powles is chairman of the affair assisted by Mrs. James Bowling, Misses Elizabeth Brophy, Rita Bergin, Darothy Moss, Mrs. George Merkle, Dorothy Moss of Naugatuck, Florence Greenleaf, Sally Reale, Mrs. Hugo Lang and Mrs. Neil Pearson.
 Many reservations have already been made for the event and a largs attendance in anticipated.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-04
ELTON CONTRACT CLUB

Winners in the Friday session of the Elton Contract club conducted by Mrs. William Sherman Smith were North and South: Mrs. Edwin Spicer and Miss Bertha Corbin, 106; Mrs Louis Lougee and Mrs. Helen Clark 105 1-2; Mrs. Charles Webb and Mrs Phillip Shaler, 101; and East and West, Mrs. Stuart Loveridge and Mrs William Connell, 1l3; Mrs. Charles Petitjean and Mrs. William Petit jean, 99 1-2 and Mrs. John Ivory and Mrs. Peter German, 98.
 The standing to date is as follows: Pidge- Collins, 542 1-2; Toomey-Kel- sey, 528; Webb Shaler, 506 1-2, and East and West: Ivory German, 513; Balthazar Meyers, 497 1-2 and France Wright, 497.
 The Friday Team of Four match top scorers were: Miss Madeline Mar shall, Mrs. Ruth Hurlbut and MT. and Mrs. David Miller tied with George OMeara, Nelson Adducci, David Scully and Thomas Edwards, 12 1-2.
 The standing to date is as follows: Davis, Platt, Smedley and Babson tied with Wolfe, Smith, Price and Smith, 34 and Marshall, Hurlbut Miller and Miller 33.