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The Key West citizen., 1940-09-19
LOST

LOST = Yesterday somewhere
between sunrise and sunset,
two golden hours, each set with
sixty diamond minutes. No re-
ward is offered for they are
gone forever.-Horace Mann.
The Key West citizen., 1940-09-19

Trap shooting began in the
United States in 1925.
The Key West citizen., 1940-09-19

Wrestling is the most universal
and primitive of all sports.
The Key West citizen., 1940-09-19

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for the balance OF the unezpirsd
term.
Section J. (a) The Suprene Court
may hear. consider and determine
cases and exercise al its ROWars
and jurisdiction as a single body IN
which case majority Of the mem
berS Of the Court shall constitute ,
quorum for the dispatch OF husi-
ness; or il may exercise it's pOWer
and Juridiction in divisions
(b) The Circuit Judges shall At
all times be subject TO call 20 the
Supreme Court by that Court or the
Chief Justice thereof. and ourflE
the call shall be members thereof as
associate justices TO act IN place q
any absent, disqualified OF disabled
justice or for assignmest 10 q diKi-
sion. but no division shall include
more than one circuit Judge A
division shall consist OF three mem
bers OF said court exclusive q the
Chief Justice, and the judgment q
division concurred in by the Chief
Justice shall be the judgment OF the
Court unless such case involves Cd
capital punishment, or CD the de-
termination Of a State or Federal
constitutional question wherein
shall be brought into controversy
the constitutionality OF a Federal
or State statute, rule. regulation or
municipal ordinance. OF CD there
be dissent TO the proposed 5u6E-
ment Of a division bv member
thereof or the Chief Justice. OF a.
ordered by the Chief Justice 10 BE
considered by two divisions. where
upon IL shall Require the conSidera-
tios Of two divisions and the Chief
Justice
(c) The Chief Justice shall be
the chief admir- istrative officer ~
the Court and responsible for the
dispatch Of business and procuring
consistent decisions. he shall not
be required TO examine the record
Of a cause but max accept the con-
cluSions OF fact found by = division
and state in the opinion or accom-
panying statement and act upon The
law 50 stated and discussed and its
application 10 such fact. but IN
event Of an equal division betUeen
those members properly c0Ilsiderinks
4 cause. he shall examine the recurc
and participate therein rs other
justices. In the event the Chief
Justice be unable 10 act for any
cause the Justice longest IN con-
tinuous service and able 10 act
shall act instead with like effect
The Key West citizen., 1940-09-19

WANTED TO BUY-SmaH, oval
marble-top for table. About
Is by q inches. Phone 510-J
septl6-2t
The Key West citizen., 1940-09-19

BRING YOUR VISITING friends
IN need of a good nights rest
to THE OVERSEAS hotel.
Clean rooms, enjoy the honey
atmosphere. Satisfactory ratsS.
GIT Fleming St. apr17-tf
The Key West citizen., 1940-09-19
CHAMPIONSHIP
SOFTBALL SERIES
(BaYview Park Field. 800 p.m.l

TOMORROW NIGHT
First Game-Pepper's Plumb
erS VS.. Key West COnchs.
Second Game-MerchantS VS..
NavSta.
The Key West citizen., 1940-09-19

Called. end of 9th. darkness)
Murphy. Breuer. Sundra and
ROsar: Dickey; Smith, Brown
and Turner.
The Key West citizen., 1940-09-19
WANTED

WANTED1A chance to did on
your next printing onder. The
Artman Press may19-tf
The Key West citizen., 1940-09-19

FURNISHED APARTMENT, five
rooms and bath. 514 Margaret
street. sept12-tf
The Key West citizen., 1940-09-19

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The Key West citizen., 1940-09-19
STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

major League Baseballl
The Key West citizen., 1940-09-19
FOR RENT

FURE I S HE D APARTMENTS,
one with single room and sleep
ing porch. Apply rear 692 Du-
val street or Army and Navy
Store. sept12-tf
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-27
Coming Events
MARCE

MARCH
March 81 - James E. Bennett,
speaker, First Baptist church.
March 20 --DiSilvestro lodge din
ner- dance, Waverly in.
March Is, 30 and 81 - Passion
play at Second church.
March 20 - SIS. Peter and Paul
group dinnerdance, The Elton.
March 29-Parish minstrel show,
Mount Carmel hall.
March 29-Young Peoples fellow
ship play, st. Johns parish house.
March 20 - Consolidated high
school band concert, Wildly hall.
March 30 - Alpha Kappa soror-
ity dinner-dance, Wright's inn.
March 81 = IrishAmerican club
auxiliary dinner. The Elton.
March ST.. -, Roma circle play.
Liberty hall.
April / and 2-Passion Play at
Second Congregational church.
April / - John G. .WendeS at
the Mems League Of Bunker Hill at
8 o'clock.
April 5-Doric chapter minstrel
show, Temple hall.
April 6-Turners' supper at Turn
hal.
April 6-Music "clinic" at Wildly
high school auditorium.
April 6-Aviglianese A. G. dance
at Buckingham hal.
April 6--Mr. and Mrs. club dance,
Central Y. M. @. A.
April ! - Catholic Action dinner,
The Elton.
April 1.-THE Lithuanian Chamber
Of Commerce Second Annual Radio
Program and Dance at 48 Green
street at $3.50 o'clock.
April 9--James B. Pond, lectur-
er, Woman's club.
March 20 - Order Of Rainbow
dance, Middlebury town hal.
April 10 - Lithuanian Jauimas
Club Blienu Dance and Pictures at
1880 O'Clock at 48 Green street.
April 21--Lithuanian H. g. Club
Health Forum at 40 Green street at
$50 o'clock.
April 27--Fifty-sixth annual ban
Duet Of the Sons and Daughters OF
St. George at Christ Chapel ct $3.50
o'clock. @
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-27
.Borrnan photo.

tar and given in marriage by her
brother, Daniel Santovasi and wore
q gown Of white slipper satin styled
with applique lace medallions and
having long train. She wore a long
veil of Chantilly lace falling from a
mantilla head dress. Her prayer
book was marked with a Gala lily
and was showered with white sweet
peas and lilies of the valley. The
frock of the matron of honor was
dust pink slipper satin with ap-
pliqued roSettes and accessories of
forget-me-not blue. Her natural leg
horn straw hat was fashioned with a
wide brim and she carried colonial
bouquet Of Hill roses and forget-me-
nots. The dress of the brides mother
was navy blue and she wore blue
and white accessories and corsage
Of gardenias.
Following the ceremony a buffet
luncheon was held at the home o.
the bride. The nome was prettily
decorated with Fill roses, tulips ano
daffodils. s
Dr.. Coppetto and his bride left or
an unannounced wedding trip, the
bride wearing a dusty pink ensemble
with pink and gray accessories.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-27
Coppeto-Santorasi Nuptial
Solemnized This Morning

A nuptial of prominence took
place this morning at 8 o'clock at
Our Lady of Lourdes Church when
Miss Betty Rosalie Santovasi,
daughter of Mrs. Rose Santovasi of
East Main street became the bride
of DR.. c. James Coppeto. Monsignor
Joseph Valdambrini off1ciated at the
ceremony and also celebrated the
nuptial mass which followed. Easter
lilies, Spring flowers and palms dec
grated the altar. I
The bride had as her matron Of
honor and only attendant, her sis
ter, Mrs. Alphonse Maccarella and
Alphonse Maccarella, brother-in-
law of the bride, was best man.
The bride was escorted to the al
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-27
. MeKENNEY ON BRIDGE
Jacks Are Mystery Men of Deck Four Heroes Claim
Distinction
BY VIM. E. MCKINNEY
Americas Gard Authority

Although the likenesseS OF the
king and queen in our card decks
are generally agreed to be Henry
VIII and his mother. Elizabeth of
York, the identity Of the jack is I'M
certain. Yet the picture Of this mys-
stery man has remained almost I'M
changed for more than $50 years.
Research ,discloses, however, that
the jack we know Is a picture of
either Lahce1ot, the bravest Of King
Arthur's knights; Hozier, Lance
lots French equivalent; Rolent or
Valery-or all four. All of this
valiant quartet, wearing the cos
tunes Of Chaucer's Canterbury
Tales" were pictured and named
in an early pack of English cards
dated about 144O.
Jacks are often troublesome lit
tie fellows. Some people holding a
jack opposite a king think they
must finesse, but to make four-odd
on today's hand requires a little
timing.
When the ace of diamonds holds
the opening trick and club shift
is made, North's ace wins and de-
clarer casheS the ace and king OF
hearts and rufus q heart.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-27
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Benefit SiLUer
Tea TOMORROW,

One Of the most prominent Of the
weeks events will be the Silver tea
which is to be given for the benefit
of the organ fund of the Blessed
Sacrament Church tomorrow after
noon. The affair is under the spon-
sorship Of Mrs. Louis A. Walsh and
Mrs. Edward F. Bradley and will
be given at the formers home or
Newton Terrace.
The public has been invited to
attend and the event will start al
3 o'clock and will continue through
out the afternoon. Many parish
toner's and friends are planning tC
attend throughout the early after
noon and special arrangements are
being made for guests who vii
attend following business hours II
the afternoon.
Several affairs have been spon'
sored for the benefit Of the orgar
fund Of the church and the coming
event promises to be one of the most
successful.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-27

Mrs H. Brennan, Marie Dalton, Mrs.
D. Martin, Mrs. ]. j. Scaddep, Mrs.
Elizabeth Hanlon, Mrs. Fred Dauch,
Mrs. Ambrose Egan, Mrs. James
Moran, Mrs. Herbert Corbett, Helyn
Stevens. Margaret Kennedy, Mar
garet Keegan, Ann Milan, Helen
Fahy, Marguerite Fahy, Rose Foley,
Mrs. j. SteinmetZ, Mrs. Libby, Mrs.
Jarvis, Mrs. DiVito, Mrs. r. Bates,
Villa Bristol, Helen Duguay, Mrs.
Joseph Hosey, Mrs. Merit Cornors,
Mrs. T. Murray, Mrs. Albert
Lavigne, Mrs. Paul Puzzo, Mrs.
LCcien Perrault, Mrs. Serge Belan-
ger, Katherine Enright, Agnes
Sheehy, Jane Ray, Helen r. Sui
Ivan, Margaret Wallace, Mrs. H. l..
Burritt, Mrs. w. v. Somerville, Mrs.
Julia T. Greaney, Mrs. Thomas
Lyons, Madelyn Harrigan. May Stew
ems, Ethel Egan, Ottilie Wilke,
Katherine Cronin, Anne Hermann,
Mary K. Carroll, Alice Foley, Helen
Flaherty, Florence johnson, Ger
trude Foley, Kay Flaherty. Helen
Doyle, Agnes Connor, Gertrude
Kennedy, Elizabeth Brephy, Mary
Fleming, Katherine Fleming, Agnes
Cronin, Mrs. D. A. Pepe, Mrs. w.
B. Pape, Mrs. E. w. Stein, Mrs.
Brooks Rogers. Mrs. Joseph Mtlviile,
Mrs. T. Harold Reeves, Mrs. Jean
Archambeault, Edith Ney. Laura
Mark, Catherine DAILY, Mrs. M. ].
DAILY, Mrs. James Bowling, 'Mts.
Charles Woodlock, and Mrs. August
Richerbach.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-27

ply and George Mcnamara, Mary
Fowler and Edward Brady, Caroline
Gallon and John Bedell, Helen
Steinmetz and Edward. Darcy.
Blanche Thurston and Richard Con-
way, Rosemary cDonough and Ed
ward FitzGerald, Alice McGratn and
Hugh Murphy, Helen Fiore and VIII
liam neary, Blanche Laube and
james Farros, Estelle Laube and
Richard Meo, Jane Harrington and
James Farrar, Frances Coogan and
Raymond Flynn, Audrey Chorski
and Clayton English, Lorraine
Hackett and John Collins, Marga-
ret FITZGERALD and John Donnelly,
Anita Woodruff and Paul Mester,
Genevieve Keefe and Ralph Rein
hold, Jr., Viola Roberti and Robin
Weinberger, Peggy Coleman and
Gerald FaIey, Lorraine Troy and
G. Lindley, Anna Carroll and John
O,Brien, Ann Tighe and Stanley
Williams, Lorraine Shortell and
James White.
Also Christine Messner and Cur
tbs Mallon, Agnes Donnelly and
Henry Hayden, Jr., Josephine La
nese and DR.. Louis Costaldo, Grace
Mentack and John Kearney, and
Gertrude Meyers and Richard Fal-
vey.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-27
Weddings
Ladies Aid VIII
Hold Hobby Tea

Arrangements have been COM
pleted for the hobby tea to be given
by the Ladies' Aid society II TIE
First Methodist church ct i::30
o'clock on Thursday. Mrs. Robert
Spiers is general chairman. Hobbies
are in charge Of Mrs. Charles Tcle-
man, Mrs. John Coe, Mrs. Vincent
DeFabritis and Mrs. T.. A. Horton.
Quilts and needlework are IN.
charge Of Mrs. John Snavely. Mrs.
William Costello, Mrs. E. o. Smaller
Mrs. Walter Winails, Mrs. Allen Up
ton and Mrs George Condit. T
Decorations, Mrs. Cnarles beere
and Mrs. John Coe refresllTheI
Mrs. Chester Clark, Mrs. Charlotte
Willberger and Mrs. Ivan Boyd,
hostesses, Mrs. Charles Beere, Mrs.
John Coe, Mrs, william Clarke
Mrs. Mary Corcora1, Mrs. Herbert
Taylor, Mrs. e. %. Shaler, Mrs.
Robert Spiers, Mrs. Alfred Schwartz,
Mrs. Julia Wheeler and Mrs. Allan
Upton.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-27

Katherine O'Brien, Mrs. James w.
Lea, Marie Deeley, Lucy M. Sullivan,
Nina Michaud, Ann Finley. Mar
garet Finley, Elizabeth Finley,
Mrs. p. j. OBrien, Elizabeth
Bourke, Agnes Ryan, Gertrude
Hickey, Mrs. C. Williams, Anne
Wheelahan, Mary Minahan, Mrs.
M. T. Hayes, Lucy L. Minahan,
Madeleine Manhaer, Mrs. r. F. Riley,
Jennie A. Frenzy, Loretta Henebry,
Mrs. George Ryan. Jane Culhane,
Margaret Conaty, Mary E. Moskovitz.
Candida Mazzarella, Ruth Blans-
field, Renora Barber, Ella Croke, Mrs.
Frank Driscoll, Mrs. Frank Cronan,
Mrs. Edgar H. Daunais, Mrs. j. E.
Bulger, Mrs. John Kane, Mrs.
Thomas Horigan, Gertrude Delaney,
Marion Tyrell, Helen st. Louis, Ann
Barry, Alice Goumy, Frances Hol-
man, Rose M. Cagnon, Helen Whis-
ton, Margaret Winston, Mrs. August
Stenger, Mrs. william Stenger, Mrs.
Berkeley Lopez, Mrs. 8. Bailey, Mrs.
John J. Healey. Fannie Lauro, Mrs.
Paul Lauro, Mrs. Donald Deeley,
Mrs. Adelaide Fitzpatrick, E. Mae
Keefe, Eileen Donnelly, Anne Don
nelly.
Hazel E. Derouin, Hazel MCGEE
Amy Dunn, Agnes Horigan, Mae
Dwyer, Loretta Dwyer, Gertrude
Dwyer, Ann Moore, Mrs. Martin j
Dunn, Catherine T. Phelan, Sadie c
Phelan. Lacy j. Reid, Gertrude
Mitchell, Helen Rush, Mrs. Hubert
Smith, Agnes c. Fitzpatrick, Mrs
August r. Guilbert, Mary T. Miles
Louise Sullivan, Mrs. James Cole
man, Mrs. William H. Dzirsky, Miss
Helen L. Corcoran, Doris OZinsky
Rita Shore, Barbara Jackson, Claire
Jackson, Helen Audet, Mrs. Frank
r. Fox, Mrs. F. P. Flynn, Mrs
Eugene Burns, Mrs. Hugh Cunning
/ ham, Mrs. Richard Baldwin, Rita
Baldwin, Mrs. George Bowling
Helen M. Bowling, Hazel Penrose
Mrs. George Donovan, Mrs. Mary
Penrose, Theresa Wrenn, Alice M
Bradley, Nancy Jane Delaney, Mrs
| WuIAdA1 n. OC11OACtu, NILS. VI. y. MIC
Duff, Mrs. E. Hathaway, Mrs. Eugene
Oviatt, Mrs. Eugene Seville, Betty
Blanchard, Mrs. Stanley Anderson
Mrs. Joseph Bergin, Mrs. Ralph
Vaughn, Mrs. Vincent Miller, Mrs
M. Francis Mcdonald. Mrs. Michae,
J. Galullo, Mrs. Thomas Kelly
Helen Garren, Leta Guerrero, Doris
j. Lynch, Catherine T. Hayes, Mel
lie Bender, Mrs. Joseph Bender
Mrs. Joseph Christian, Mrs. Albert
Bronsky, Laura Biron, Mary Nc
Donald, Louise Kennedy, Elizabeth
Mcdonald, Sally Bergin, Mrs. Fran
els x. Bergin, Mrs. Arthur Kennedy
Helen Griffin, Mrs. Joseph Downs
Mrs. John Jay, Mrs. James Walsh
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-27
Talk On Homes.
AT Women s Club

:, Colonial Homes and Gardens were
discussed in an interesting illustrate
ed talk given yesterday by Miss
Katherine Hubbard Fraser at the
Waterbury Women's Club. The
speaker traced the homes Of New
: England from the Pilgrims to the
Revolutionary period.
The nominating committee pre-
sented "a slate Of officers which
will be voted on at the annual
meeting, April %. Mrs. Ethan M.
Pendleton, was chairman Of the
committee. 1t was announced that
the speaker for the April 8 lunch
con meeting will be Marie Peary
Stafford, daughter Of. Rear. Admr.
Peary, who has the distinction OF
being born further north than any
other white person. Mrs. Calvin j.
Martin is chairman of reservations.
It was announced that the class
on Good Neighborhood tours, con-
Quoted by Mrs. John H. Foster, will
meet this afternoon at 1880 and that
Mrs. Harry Goes class on hidden
taxes would meet at 2 o'clock this
afternoon.
Mrs. Robert w. Lowell, president
of the club, presided, and Mrs. John
G. Walker operated the protector
for. the lecture. Mrs. Glenn Sweet
sang two spring songs, accompan-
led by Mrs. Carl Heebner. Z
Louis D. Lagasse of West Liberty
street was pleasantly surprised by
group of friends and relatives re-
Gently the occasion being his birth
day. A pleasant evening was enjoy
ed with whist playing as a feature.
AL Lagass and Mrs. Henry Beausoleil
were awarded first prizes and
Thomas Lagasse and Mrs. CelaniSe
Collette received consolation prizes.
A complimentary address was given
by Miss Lucie Lagasse assisted by
Miss 1eorgette' Dorais. a cabaret
style luncheon was served. Mp La
gasse was presented With q lounging
chair.
Those attending were; Mrs. DAM
ase Lagasse. Mrs. Celanise Collette
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lagasse, Mr.,
and, MES. slphonse Lagasse, Mr.
auHg Ifenry Beausoleil, Mr.
aiidA$frS. s'hogras Lagasse, Mr.. and
Mrs.. ernest Esaefard, MT. and Mrs
EstiSlllae LiAgAsse, Mr.. and Mrs
OytdSs sais, Henry Duplesis, Mrs.
Della ygace and Miss Marie H. Lee
RlaNc.ts ATS, '. Isl IS n. y fsa3ss.$+S 'l'.4A
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-27
Miss Mary A. Kushlis
Is Honored By Nurses

A farewell party was given for
Miss Mary A. Kushlis at the
Nurses Home of the Water
bury Hospital yesterday afternoon.
A large number of nurses and
friends gathered in the reception
room where spring flowers were used
for decoration. Tea was served from
2 to S. Maud Stone Plat and Mrs.
Marion Raymond poured. Miss Kush
lis was presented with corsage OF
spring flowers and several gifts in
Guiding a silk negligee, an under
arm travelling bag and q purse OF
greenbacks. Miss Kushlis has been
connected with the nurses staff OF
the waterbury Hospital for the past
thirteen and a. half year. Her resig-
nation takes place Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin S. Piatt
of East Main street have been en-
pertaining for the past ten days
Mrs. H. L. Stone of Auburn, Ma
Mrs. Stone left today for Boston.
/, Miss Viola French of New Britain
celebrated her birthday Sunday al
her home. "A large cake decor
ated with yellow and pink chickens
and Dummies adorned the center OF
the table. Guests attending were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl French, Shirley
Ann, Mary Jane and Lois French OF
South Elm Street, Mrs. Bridget
Tobin and John T'obin of Southing-
ton. Mrs. Anne French and Paul and
Viola French Of New Britain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius F.: Nal.
ofiey and sons, Nell John and Jane;
OF Grand Ave, have returned FOL
lowing few days stay in New Yorl
City. "a. ee,.,
Mrs. John w. McGibbon, thu
wife Of Chief Electricians Mats
John w. McGibbon, local recruitel
for the navy at Waterbury and sur
rounding communities, returned II
her home from the New Havel
Hospital where she has been con
tined for the past two weeks, ats
q successful appendectomy.
- s. ~
Winona Rebekah Lodge-swill NEE
| this evening at 8 O'Clock. Mrs. H
Roseyear viii preside. A rehearsa
viii be held for all degree character
and officers for the degree to b
held on AprK 10th. A food sal
will be held by the group on Thurs
day at Rowland Hughes store. Mrs
Agnes Finley is inS'charge.
The Ladies Aid Society OF 81
PAul's Methodist Episcopal Churcl
will hold "a clam chowder suppe
tomorrow evening from 5 to 7:S
o'clock.
A rummage sale will be given a
264 North Main street on Friday
March 29th, by the G. G. Club Q
Bunker Hill.
The Ladies Aid of st. Johns Ev
angelical Lutheran Church at 4
Cooke street will sponsor a food sal
Thursday at the Church basement
4 During the afternoon coffee ant
cake will be served. Mrs. Clayton
] Winters is In charge.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-27
Contract Bridge
CORNELL BRIDGE CLUB

The Tuesday evening Cornell
Bridge Club tournament directed
by Mrs. John C. Moriarty Of go
Linden street closed last night with
the following scores: George
O'Meara and Nelson Adduci, 800;
Raymond Phaneuf and D. A. O'Con-
nor, 675; Glenn Slower and Arthur
Leese, 62S; Vincent Kelly and E. j
Nelson, 627 1-2. The results in las
nights games were: North anG
South, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Fitch, ia;
Mrs. Norman Gables and Mrs. Ralph
Grain, Ill; East and West, Phaneut
O'Connor, 1873; and Leese and Lewis
Darlington, 119.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-27
Community Center
Ball On Sdturda,

Final reservations for the sixth
annual Jewish Community Center
ball at the Ansonia Armory are
now being accepted. This affair will
be held on Saturday, March 3Oth,
and promises to be the most Sue
cessful ball held to date. Many
reservations have been made from
cities throughout the state, with
especially large groups coming from
New Haven, Bridgeport, and Water
bury. In addition many guests are
expected from New York and
Massachusetts to join their Con-
necticut friends in making merry
at this enjoyable function.
Plans for the evening have been
completed. Sy Byer's orchestra will
play for dancing from 9 p. nj. to 2 a.
m. In addition a special period Of
entertainment has been scheduled
for midnight. Reservations may be
made with the Jewish Community
Center, Factory street, Ansonia,
Conn.
DR.. and Mrs. cambridge Hanley
Of Todd Hollow, Thomaston, have
announced the birth of a daughter,
Patricia Norberta, at st. Marys
hospital, March 81. Mrs. Hanley is
the former Frances Keegan of Ply
mouth. DR.. Hanley is an inferno at
the Waterbury Hospital.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-27
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Y: -; { III u N

77ysEg 1900 49, ~ - Il & =
announcement Isl, made Of the
marriage sof Miss Katherine Hines
Calvin, daughter Of MIS-. Josephine
GaNiii and the late Dr:;J., r. Calvin
Of Chestnut Avenue to Earl Thomas
Barrett, soh of Mr.. and Mrs. James
j. Barrett of IedgsSide Avenue
which. took place recently, at st.
Margaret church. The couple are
making their home 3at 500 West
Main street, .s . IL Il -, &, 5.5.. +
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-27

South takes the safety marked
diamond finesse, cashes the king of
diamonds and leads one Of the good
hearts. West plays low and the trick
is ruffed with dummy's ten spot.
Now club is ruffed and another
good heart ruffed in dummy with
the jack. Thus the dieclarer Is able
to make II tricks.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-27
Personal
New Rochelle Students
Sponsor Spring Dance

THE Central Committee Under
graduates Chapter Of the College OF
New Rochelle held q spring dance
last night at Baybrook, West Ha-
ven.
THOSE attending were Ruth Muir
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-27
FOUR REUNITED

Sara Hadeu, now In '"The Mortal
Storm" is the fourth member Of
"The Shop Around the Corner" cast
to be added to the new production.
The others are Margaret SULLIVAN
James Stewart and Frank Morgan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-27
DEELEY-PANNONE

DEELEY-PANNONE
Mr.. and Mrs. Domenic Capanna
Of Oldham avenue announce the
engagement and coming marriage
Of Mrs. Capanna's sister, Miss Elsie
Pannone to Thomas E. Deeley, son
Of Patrolman and Mrs. John F.
Deeley of Cooke street. The wedding
is scheduled for May 18th at SIS.
Peter and Paul's church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-27
Engagements
CALYO-LANTIERE

CALyO-LANT1ERE
Mrs. Joseph Lantieri announces
the engagement Iof her daughter
Nancy to Sebastian Calvo, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs c. Calvo Of Hartford.
The wedding will take place early
in June
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-27

Mrs. Merritt Heminway and Miss
Margaret Heminway OF WATERFOWL
are at the Ambassador Hotel tn New
York City for short stay, accom-
panied by Miss Sarah G. Crosby Of
Thompson, Conn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-27
BROOKS PICKED

Rand Brooks portrayg Ravens IN
"And One Was Beautiful"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-27

The Ladies Aid Of st. Johns Ev-
ange1ical Lutheran Church at 46
Cooke street will sponsor a food sale
Thursday at the Church basement.
During the afternoon coffee and
cake will be served. Mrs. Clayton
Winters is In charge.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-27

A rummage sale will be given al
264 North Main street on Friday
March 29th, by the 9. G. Club OF
Bunker Hill.