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TRINITY PRESBYTERIAN
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Rev. Sigislnund A. LANG. Pastor
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-20
R. 0. ASSOCIATION
NOMINATE SLATE
Captain Edwin &. Gluntz
Selected for Office of
Late Chapter

Officers for the next fiscal year
VIII be elected at the regular meet
Ing OF the Waterbury Chapter ~ tHe
Reserve officers association to he
held at the civil service rooms at the
post office at 8:ib o'clock Oh Thurs-
day evening. The slate recommend.
cd ut the last meeting by the NOM
mating committee includes Capt
Edwin G, Gluntz, rnf-Res, prcsi-
dent; LIST 1t, Frank p. McCue, ON.
Res, first Vice-president; Capt
Walter j. Lynch. FARES, second
president LIST 1t. Finton J
Phelan, Jr" secretary; and Capt,
James p. Walsh fnf-Res, treas.
urer.
All reserve officers have been In
ylted 10 attend the battalion review
being staged In Library Park at
p. m. on Thursday night In honor OF
Major Peter II. Fox.
A representative OF the army re.
cruiting service will DO Oh hand 10
address the members OF the organi-
zationS group school on the details
OF recruiting, which will be greatly
featured from now on because OF
the European war situation.
II was learned today that 81 Con.
necticut reserve officers will be as.
signed for duty with the Connecticut
National Guard at the maneuvers IN
New York State Aug. 4 TO ~,
Capt j. william johnson. OF Naug.
atuck, was elected q junior vice.
president OF the Connecticut DEPART
ment OF the Reserve Officers asso-
ciation at Bridgeport Saturday.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-20
In The Local TheaterS
STATE

II you intend TO see the banner
double bill currently at the Warner
Bros. State theater yoa'il have %
hurry as performances tomorrow eve.
ming positively concludes It's engage
ment.
Headlining the bill Is the ama2.
Ing teehnicolor thriller, "Typhoon,"
with Dorothy Lamour, Robert Press
ton and Lynne overman; also
Charlie Ruggles and big cast III
"Opened BY Mistake" II you haven't
seen this show TO date, plan TO do
40 this eVening--you're sure 70 en-
Joy every minute OF II.
And then starting Wednesday the
State will DO host TO Warner Bros.
newest hit, "Torrid Zone" which
boasts q triple.threat cast composed
Of James Cagney, Ann Sheridan and
Pat O'Brien.
Crammed with comedy romance,
action, thrills and excitement, II IA
definitely one OF this years great
est pictures.
Az It's title indicates, II has It's
setting south Of the border, down
below Mexico way. Pat O'Brlen Is
the big boss for the fruit company
that owns most OF Puerto Aguilar,
which also makes him the virtual
boss Of the whole territory. He and
his ace plantation manager, played
Cagney, have O standing feud. and
are constantly striving TO outsmart
each other.
Miss Sheridan, who recently made
O tremendous hit locally FOR her per.
Torrance In ut AL Came True" Will
be seen as an American torch singer
trying to earn q slightly dishonest
living In the tropics by cheating the
natives at cards after wowing them
with her singing. Incidentally she
adds plenty to the feud between
Cagney and o'Bricn
Here Is the picture you must see."
when Cagney and O'Brien, stars OF
the Fighting 69th" &c; together
there's bound to be plenty Of action.
And for your further enjoyment
the management will present
spine tingling drama entitled "Tear
Gas Squad Heading the big cast
are Dennis Morgan, John Payne and
Gloria Dickson.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-20

The Church OF the Sacred Heart
was the scene OF q pretty nuptial
Saturday morning at 0 o'clock when
Miss denevieVe Ryan, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ryan, be-
came the bride OF Anthony v. Grille,
son OF Ralph drillo OF Mil street,
Rev. Henry Quinn offieiated at the
ceremony and also celebrated the
mass which followed. Miss deorsi-
anna Wolff was organlst and q pro-
gram OF music was rendered by the
choir.
The bride was becomingly attired
In u gown OF white slipper satin
fashioned with long tight sleeves,
sweeping train and caught ut the
neckline with seeded pearl clips, Her
veil was OF Illusion net arranged In a
coronet cap OF orange blossoms with
q circular face veil. The brides
bouquet consisted Of gardenias, white
roses and white sweet peas with
streamers OF white satin ribbon and
sweet peas, Her sister, Miss Evelyn
Ryan was maid OF honor and sole
attendant and she wore q gown OF
aqua net over satin with sweetheart
neekline and short pulled sleeves
with fitted bodice and having very
full skirt trimmed with race fuffles,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-20
STRAND

Performances tomorrow evening
at the popular Warner Bros. Strand
theater conclude the engagements
of Spencer Tracy and Hedy LAMAR
in IT Take This Woman" also Pat
O'Brien, Edward Arnold and a big
name cast In slightly Honorable"
Plan to see this marvellous show at
the Strands popular low prices.
One of the seasons biggest hits
and a picture that positively belongs
on your must see" list is "Rebecca"
which comes to the Strand on We'd
nesday for q four day stay.
Heading a cast Of outstanding
players Is Laurence Olivier and Joan
Fontaine. OLIVER, who last year
made q tremendous hit as the hero
Of dwuthering Heights" plays the
role of Maxim de Winter, the socially
prominent owner Of Manderley
where most Of the action takes place.
Miss Fontaine Is cast as the sec
ond Mrs. de Winter, Rebecca's sue
cessor. who Is subjected tosthe ty-
rannical and sadistic cruelty OF Mrs.
Danvers, played by Judith Ander-
son Of the New York stage.
The picture was adapted iron,
the best selling novel Of the same
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-20
POLLS

Collins and Peterson, worid-fa-
nous comedians, will headline the
all.star Broadway vaudeville show
10 DO presented from the stage OF
the Loew Poll theater on Wednes-
day evening at 0 o'clock. For many
years this noted team has main.
tained this popularity both here
and abroad, 10 their personal APP
pearance here this week iS real
treat for all.
Other big acts include Monroe and
Grant, novelty acrobats and dane.
ers; Jon Nicols, late featured tenor
at the Radio City Music hall; Dave
Seed with Lillian White In "Laff
Poppin'" and White and Man.
ming. sensational terpsicorean artists
OF the late Ziegfeld Follics, and ten
other successful Broadway shows.
Gus Meyers, Jr. and the LoeW Poll
theater orchestra will furnish the
musical background for the show
which will be presented In addi-
ton TO double feature screen pro-
gram, and all with no advance In
regular LoeW prices,
Heading the screen bill Is II Was
An Adventures" story that will
faScinate eveFyonel Co-starred In
this 20th Century Fox hit are the
exquisite zorina, and handsome
Richard Greene, with Erich Won
Stroheim "the man you love to
hate" and Potter LORE heading an
outstanding cast Of supporting play
erS.
The Aim isSset against o lavish
panorama OF the smart Europeon
resorts and casts zorina as q heart
less enchantress who ensnares
wealthy men with her beauty while
her confederates fleece them of
fabulous sums OF money. Greene
looks like fair prey-until Zorina
falls madly In love with him, and
the little scheme proves a boomer
ang.
The second smash hit presents
Edmund Lowe, Henry Wilcoxon and
Road"
Attractions current at Loew's Poll
are Primrose Path" starring Gin
ger Rogers and Joel McCrea, and
1.-THE Ghost Comes Home" with
Frank Morgan and Ann Rutherford.
II you haven't already seen this
splendid double hit screen Offering,
make plans to do so before the con-
Guiding performances tomorrow eve
ming.
Attend Loew's Poll every Thurs
day evening and play Movie Party,
the thrilling game Of fun and for
tune at which 500 In cash awards is
given away every single week. Make
up q party and come on down.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-20
Weddings
Confr0tenityH0s
Annual Dinner

The recitation OF the rosary as a
means Of gaining confldence In ones
self and controlling nerves was urged
by Rev. Bonaventure Mcintyre, y.
r. NJ OF st. Josephs monastery,
Wins;ed in a talk before the Rosary
Confidently OF ST. Margaret's
church at the fourth annual dinner
OF the group held last evening at
the Hotel Elton. He also said that
the rosary also aided people to face
death bravely at any time.
DR.. John D. Frenzy also gave q
brief talk 10 the group urging the
women to be most careful OF their
practice Of faith In order TO be hap
pier on this earth and eventually
gain happiness In heaven.
Other speakers were Mayor
Vincent A. Scully. Rev. Joseph
Griffin, OF Hartford and Rev. J.
Oliver Cronan, honorary chairman
Of the arrangements committee
and POSTMASTER, Rev, John A.
Conlan, pastor, pronounced bene-
diction. Also at the speakers table
were Mrs. Scully, Mrs. Louis
CaStongue confraternlty vice-pres-
ident; Mrs Edward Cavanaugh,
treasurer, and Rev. David M.
o'Keefe assistant pastor Of 81.
Francis Xavier church.
Mrs. Harold v. Brennan, con-
fraternity president, was unable %
attend because she Is III.
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depicting the history OF the English
May Day for the entertainment OF
the Queen and her court. The entire
student body was represented In the
pageant, seniors as druids and wood
nymphs, juniors as Robin Hoods
and May Court dancers, sophomores
and freshmen as milkmaids and
maypole dancers.
Miss Virginia Scully daughter Of
Mrs. Francis Scully Of Union City,
was elected one OF the Two fresh
men attendants for the May Queen.
Miss Esther Egan, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Egan OF $50
Baldwin street, was a member Of
the May Day committee. Miss Egan
Is q sophomore at Albertus Magnus
College.
Other local girls who participated
In the May Day festivities were the
Misses Hilda Bcncivenga, 1910, Mary
Pace, 1910, Grace Bradley, Al, Anna
Paolucci, AZ, Dorothca Medford, '43,
Marcella Morse, 43 and Catherine
O'Connell, AZ.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-20
Personal
Children Of Mary Groups
Sponsor May Activities

were admitted into the sodaiity.
the Church Of 81. John Of the Cross,
Rev. Raymond Kennedy, pastor OF
Middlebury delivered the sermon.
Frederick r. Harmon was IN charge
Of the musical program. The Statue
OF the Blessed Virgin was crowned
by Miss Patricia Boston, vice-presi-
dent.
Attendants were eHtty Mc0urk,
Mildred Carey, Marjorie smith.
1meida Doolan$ Patricia Malone,
Mary Whelan, Gertrude Mc0rath
and Marjorie Foy.
Rev. Philip Hussey was In charge
Of the Benedictlon Of the Blessed
Sacrament.
A nominating committee was
chosen for the annual election. IT
includes Elizabeth HOLMAN, Gather.
Inc O'shea, Eileen Foley, Marjorie
Healey, Marjorie Foy and Lillian
Adams.
At the annual communion break.
fast OF the Children Of Mary Of the
Sacred Heart church, Rev. Daniel
Llnehan, 8. j., Of Pomfret was the
guest speaker. He urged the young
ladies 10 emulate the qualities Of
the Blessed Virgin. The breakfast
was held OF the Hotel Elton with
about Is guests In attendance.
Or. sabina Hart Connolly OF New
Haven spoke OF the great contrlbu-
lions which have been made In his
tory by women, particularly the
women saints.
Miss Mary Doyle, society presi-
dent, was POSTMASTER. Mrs. Mildred
Lezotte and Miss Mary Boyles sang,
Both the senior and junior men,
bers OF the Children Of Mary OF Ss
Peter and Paul Church honored the
Blessed Virgin at browning exer.
cises held yesterday afternoon.
More than one hundred members
participated dressed In colorful
dresses and capes. Miss Catherine
Brophy, president OF the senior unit
placed the wreath upon the statue
assisted by Shirley stack and Pa
tricia Cahill flower girls; Rosemary
Cruess and Alba Saturno, attend.
ants; Agnes Kyle. Christine Blake
and Helen Donrelly, banner bear.
erS,
Remarks were made BY Rev.
James r. Woods. sodality chaplain,
and Rev Michael r. Heating, pas
tor.
The Ladies' Aid OF the First
Methodist church will conduct a
rummage sale Wednesday and
Thursday In the west parlors OF
the church. Mrs. william Clarke
will be In charge.
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She wore q large picture hat OF leg
horn trimmed with aqua streamers,
Her arm bouquet consisted OF pink
roses, James Grille, brother OF the
bridegroom was best man. The
brides mother wore dusty pink
outfit with navy blue coat and o
corsage OF pale pink roses.
A wedding breakfast for members
oil the immediate families was held
at Bosco's Flower Grill at 1855 Wal
nut street after the ceremony Over
fifty guests attended, A reception
was held later In the day at Grange
hall on Meriden road with over
three hundred guests In attendance
from New Jersey, Middletown and
New Haven.
Mr., and Mrs. Grille left later In
the day on an unannounced we'd
ding trip, The bride wore O poudre
blue travelling dress with matching
accessories and wore q corsage OF
roses.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-20
Northfield Club Has
District Meetin1

The Mortified Club held a dis.
ttict meeting at the home OF Misses
Alta and Ruth Hale OF Cheshire,
MRS. Ella Carlson Of OakYille' was re-
elected president of the club and
MISS Barbara Doherty OF Maynard
Avenue was elected treasurer, Mrs,
Rachel Crosse OF Hartford alumnae
secretary was speaker at the after.
noon tea which was held.
Those present at the meeting
were Mrs, Philena Metzler, Miss
Mary Reed Marsh, Miss Betty
Bartlett, Miss Mary Adgate, Mrs.
Ada Lamphier, Mis- Barbara Do
herty, Mrs. Grace Tolles, Mrs. II.
J. MacEslin, Mrs. Grace Blakes-
lee, Mrs, Gladys s. knutson, Mrs.
Mabel Faber, Mrs. Agnes Atkins,
Mrs. Edna Cotter Miss Marie At
kins, Miss Sarah Ball and Miss
Charlotte Doherty OF Waterbury and
Vicinity, and Miss Alta and Ruth
Hale OF Cheshire, Mrs. Florence
Watt McHaney, OF Georgia, Miss
Alice Davis, Miss Lucy Curtis and
Miss Hazel BlakesleG OF Bridgeport
and Mrs. Alice Stillman Of STRAIT
ford.
Miss Verna MacLelland, daush.
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. william r.
MacLt lland, OF Perkins avenue,
who accepted n position last Sep
TENDER In the Veterans Admins
tration, Washington, -. c., was
nnA ~ ibo An UhiLnu iadiop ~ that
bureau chosen TO represent the
states at garden party at the
White House for the Disabled
American Veterans,
Miss MacLelland represented the
State OF Connecticut. The colorful
affair was given Oh the south
grounds OF the White House.
The annual May Day OF Villa
Maria Lodge was held yesterday at
Hamilton Park In honor Of Dollard
Des OrneauX, patron Of French
children. Doris Noel WAS chosen
queen of the May and the prin.
cesses were Dolores Bosse and Caro-
line Brennan, Judges included Miss
M. Bolduc, Mrs. 8. LarriverC and
Miss A. Bertrand, Games were en-
joyed later In the day and refresh.
ments were served.
Members OF the North Italian
Women's Society gave a May dance
Saturday at Concordia hall More
than $50 persons attended.
Mrs. ElvIra Pope was chairman
OF the committee In charge. She
was assisted by Mrs. Jane Rago-
elmo, Mrs. Angelina Ciarlone, Mrs.
Mary Reale Mrs. Louise Vagrini.
Mrs. Angelina Carlisle, Mrs. Nancy
Tarullo, Miss Jane Bartolini and
Miss Leonora Vigano.
The High Hatters orchestra
played for the dancing.
A covered dis. supper Will be
served TO the members OF the Or
der OF Rainbow tomorrow night at
8l6 o'clock NJ the Masonic. temple
preceding the usual meeting The
committee Oh arrangements In
cludes Jean Hunter, Mary Foley
and Nancy Northrop.
II will be the last meeting OF the
first term. Doris Wilkenbach will
retire as worthy advisor at the
installation rites scheduled Friday
evening at the temple,
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Couple Honored
At Dinner Party

Mrs. Eugene r. oviatt and Mrs.
Laurence F. Farrell were hostesses
at q dinner given last evening at
LIT the Latch Inn In compliment
to Miss Helen Brennan and DR.. 10.
seph Reynolds. The tables we're tn
tractively decorated with cut Spring
flowers. A varied program was pre-.
sented during the evening. The
couple were prest nted with a silver
buffet server.
The guests Included Mr.. and Mrs
Eugene Seville, Mr.. and Mrs. Stan.
ley Anderson, Mi and Mrs. Thomas
McGrath, Mr., and Mrs, Adolph
Kluttlg, M. and Mrs. Lawrence
Farrell Mr.. and Mrs, Eugene Owl.
att, Miss Eunice Claiiey and James
Calvin, Miss Lucille johnson Il nd
DR.. Louis Sanford and Helen Bren-
nan and Dr. Joseph Reynolds.
The Waterbury WomcnS Demo.
cratic Club Will hold their regular
meeting tomorrow evening at 8:i5
o'clock at the Hotel Elton. Mrs
Nora Mahaney Harris OF New Ha.
ven will give a talk OH her recent
trip to Washington, D. c.
On Thursday at the III Inn IN
Meriden, the New Haven County
Women's Democratic Club will
gather. Many local members will be
In attendance.
A talk Oh Catholic Literature"
was given this afternoon al st.,
Mary's Nurses Home by Rev. Fran.
CHS X. Downes, s. j., Rev John
Dugan, s. j., y. s, Army chaplain
and formerly engaged In CCC work
IN Vermont was also a speaker,
A party was given Oh Saturday
evening NJ the Chase Country Club
In honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wigner OF Watcrtown avenue the
occasion being their fortieth we'd
ding anniversary. The couple were
married at the Second Congregat lon
al Church IN 1900 and have resided
IN this city for nearly fifty years.
They have two sons, Martin l.. and
George X. both of this city.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-20
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES :
D of I Circle To
Present ReUiew

A minstrel show entitled Isabella
Review will be presented on We'd
neSday evening at the waterbury
Womens club by Santa Maria Circle
National Daughters of Isabella. Pat
rick Wallace Is director Of the
group.
Members Of tho cast are: Mrs
Mary O'Rourke, Miss Helen Quilter
Josephine Fillipone, Mrs, Mary Kus-
ter, Barbara Ayotte, Ethel Ayotte
Miss Anna Duffy, Rosemary Kus.
ter, Hazel Duffy, Mrs. Lydia Ayotte
Blanche Ayotte, Mrs. Irene Dutil
Mary Quilter, Mrs. Agnes Proulx
Rattle Auferio, Mrs, Resale Lu-
Glen, Mrs. Aurora Baril, Mrs. Mary
Mcnamara, Mrs. Margaret McAVoy
Mrs. Mary Byrnes, Mrs. Ethel
DSieck, Mrs. Catherine johnson, Mrs
Mae Hespelt, Margaret Frageau
Alice Frageau, Mrs. Marie Beckley
Florence Delano, Mrs. James Cream
1nes Kelly, Alice Baril, Mrs. Della
Dezinno, Mrs. Anne Murphy, Mrs
Elizabeth Lamontagne, Mrs. Theresa
Nabozony, Mary Bedore, Mrs. Sadie
Bedore, Mrs. Estella Cuddy and
Eileen Byrnes.
Mrs. Mary o'Rourke, regent OF
the circle, will be interlocutor,
Miss Mary Quilter, Mrs. Mary
Juster Mrs. Marie Beckley, Mrs.
Katherine johnson, Mrs. Irene
Dutil and Mrs. Mary Byrnes will
be end men.
Soloists will be Miss Bobby Ay-
otte, Mrs. Irene Luctan, Mrs, Aurore
Baril, Mrs Anna Duffy, Mrs. Mary
ByrneS, Mrs Agnes Proulx, Mrs.
Katherine Johnson, Mrs. Evelyn
Dzick, Miss fnez Kelly, Mrs. Mary
Mcnamara, Mrs. Marie Deckley and
Miss Mary Bedore,
Among the features OF the pro-
gram will be vocal duets by Mrs,
Irene Dutll and Mrs. Mary Kuster
and by Misses Ethel and Blanche
Ayotte and a dance speciality by
Eileen and George ByrneS.
The "Ayotte Auxiliary" double
quartet, composed OF the daughters
and sisters OF the original Ayotte
Brass City quartet will be heard
The group includes Ethel and
Blanche Ayotte, Mrs. Anna Duffy,
Helen and Hazel Duffy, Mrs. Mary
kuster, Rosemary Kuster and Bob
by Ayotte. Mrs. George Ayotte
Will accompany the group at the
plano.
Miss Florence Delano Will offer
O specially sketch,
Miss Marjorie Quilter, captain
Will lead the drill team IN an exhi-
billion following the show. John
Brenneis Is drilmaster OF the
group.
The show was given Friday even.
Ing at the Undercliff sanatorium
In Meriden.
The Waterbury Chapter of the
Catholic Guild for the Blind viii
gather Tomorrow evening at 8.iS
o'clock at the Diocesan Bureau,
Representatives OF various societies
Of all parishes OF the city will be
In attendance. Plans will be made
for n retreat for blind women TO DO
held at the Academy OF the Holy
Family In Baltic on June lst and
and
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-20

Ambrose Egan, a member Of the
faculty OF wildly High School,
pointed out the necessity Of good
training In the home, church and
school In order TO cope with the
problems confronting youth today
in O talk before the Children OF
Mary Sodality OF the Immaculate
Conception Church at their annual
communion breakfast held yester-
day at the church basement.
Rev. Francis M. O'shea and Rev.
Donald OLeary also briefly cd.
dressed the group.
Coronation exercises were also
held by the group yesterday at
which time seventeen new members
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name by Daphne du Maurier. Other
important roles are filled by such
favorite screen personalities as
Gladys Cooper, George Sanders,
Reginald Denny and c. Aubrey
Smith.
Co-featuring the program will be
Shooting High" which co-stars
Americas favorite singing cowboy,
Gene Autry with the highly popular
Jane Withers. Supporting the stars
are Marjorie Weaver. Robert Low
cry and a grand supporting cast.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-20
Albertus Magnus Students
Present May Day Pageant

New Haven, Conn.,, May. 20 - The
traditional May Day celebration at
Albertus Magnus College, Saturday
afternoon, followed the theme OF
THE Evolution Of the English May
Day" As customary, a colorful reli-
gious ceremoney preceded the secu-
ular program, which consisted OF the
GROWING OF Miss Mildred McLough-
lin OF New Haven as Queen Of May,
and the presentation OF O pageant
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-20
Coming Events

May 2i-Naturalist club dinner,
The Elton.
May 2i-Testimonlal dinner for
Harrison s. Allen, Y. M. G. A.
May 22-Judge Jacob Asher
Waterbury Hebrew Institute.
May 23-Mount ManreSa retreat.
ant dinner, The Elton.
May 23-santa Maria Circle show
Womens club.
May 24-Regina Leonard's public
recital, Women's club.
May 20-Rosary Confraternity and
Third Order dinner, The Elton,
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The q. d. Club held party re-
Gently at 81. Johns Parish Hall.
Luncheon was served and dancing
was enjoyed.
Those In attendance we're: Betty
Palomba, Mary Perueini, Mile
Longo. Ann Cedela, Marie Tortora,
Anna Trotta, Eve Butler, Angle Lub-
isky, Polly Pelegano. Bertha Bellctti,
Margaret Cuff, Sally Marchiano and
Mrs. Mary Skahan.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF st.
Paul's M. q. church will meet on
Wednesday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
at the home OF Mrs. John Moshicr
OF Long Hill road.
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Weddings
FLEMING. MATURA

FLEWINUsMNT
Miss Phyllis Matura, daughter Of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Ma.
tura will be married on May 2Oth
10 William J. Fleming, son OF Mr..
and MRS. Joseph Hanley OF Naug.
atuek. The ceremony will take place
ct Our Lady Of Lourdcs church at
0 o'clock,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-20
Contract Bridge
CORNELL CONTRACT CLUB

winners In the Friday afternoon
session OF the Cornell Contract club
conducted by Mrs. John G Moriarty
at 90 Linden street were: North and
South; Mrs. Joseph Erwin and Mrs,
Francis OLeary. 50 l.2; Mrs. Olga
williams and Mrs. william Foley,
81 l-2 and East and West Mrs. Nor
man Gables and Mrs. Kenneth Me-
Donough, 81; Mrs. w. q. Bailey and
Mrs. Charles Petitjean, 10.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-20
ELTON CONTRACT CLUB

Top scorers IN the Friday after
noon session OF the Elton Contract
club conducted by Mrs, william
Sherman Smith were: North and
South; Mrs. william Carroll anc
Mrs" A. s. Jourdan tied with Mrs.
Helen Clark and Mrs. George Pier
pont. 90. and East and West: Mrs.
Joseph Stevens and Mrs. Francis
Guilfoile l03hs and Mrs. J. v. Alb
bot and Mrs. Milton Carlson, 90.
The standing 10 date rs as fol-
lows; Ivory Schmidt, 300; Lougee-
Ross 800: Pidge Collins, 39l and
Adams Bernier, $3.50 i.2.