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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-26


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gr ieete SEN &riiditod nit bem
guumilmbiiaten Gnoe baltig ltnS
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ben &erl entlalien!"
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2eilten.
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borbeil
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ten nur ipie Sdatten, Die Iid aufge.
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Ser alte &eret6 ltemsute feline &du.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-26

II FuBta 5uldmn,en.
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Su 8oben.
ssrieorid bob ibn auf.
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5dulter befommeu. gs lit nidt ee
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nad Dem Stod, sen 5riebrid, reid)te
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uuo miibiam nit leinen uuertragli6et
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beionoers itarf iuaren, Sen lanser
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redt uno leete sic foboltblaue 8iIld
Sede ,m feline 2nie suredt.
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par elite 8lamage.
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len Ser6ltiaeoeu irseno eiu Berorui
babel. Der audud ioa fie boleu.
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uno boser ouf bem frdftisen 8la'
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oerserrte Ieinen Wuuo.
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beioret nit ieinen SSsaseru. SSsest uiir
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liegeu.
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aarriere.
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-26
Nsitt,usd, SEN 26. Stsraar 1911

3liga lit bod ietlt EninernO. Slt Dar-
telt i'm nid)t sebeu iaiien foaen, Sn-
tel. On bait ibn beleibigt."
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Iboreu. 8as lit eisentlid) olr Strede
4 aebradt iuorben2 Srieorid! Gu bit
unaul,nerfIam! Der Hittnleiiter bon
SoImegen bat eiu leeres @las.'
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@Ias, bas unneit Itano.
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Jriebrid gu feines Serrm 5tubl.
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foruer bera1ssenon1n.em rnb einen
Berbauo augelest. CT frGgt, Oh ser
Serr Barron bieaeidt ielblt Sbren
soerrn Neffeu ipred)en polleu Jest"
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ale Sale ,oieoer uuieben. 8arfoiip.
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siseuoer, ben Sic poriges SSsabr &c.
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luir biniiber gum id'uarsen aaffee in
mein Gunner! Srieorid, meinen
5tod!' ..:
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lueibgoloenen, groBeh NIT oer blat.
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er oen soloeaeu 5liiael eiues enaels,
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oeu Rabmen eiues 5rouenbiioniHes
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mir itebeu. .unb baum: Niioe biu
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luar gut
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batte i,umer biel su t,,n. Nm A6euo,
tpenn Naot id)iafeu iollte, eina iie in
Die 2iide. aber su 0aus tuar es eben
ood anoers, 1T ibrem eiiernen Glitter.
bett :. .uno sic aii1emtiir nebeuau
ein Spolt often.
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8enn itA Naoi s,i Gro6onfel nit.
nebmen ioa, 10 n.uB es mir beripre.
den, saus beionoers brao su leiu.
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pie lie Damn aefommen uoren, bate
lie gebort, toie eine 6rau, nit uei-
bent Salbden mno idiuarsem aleto,
5u 8apa geIaat bate:
me-. .bieQeidt iaeen mir bent
Serrn Baron aor nihts. BOX oas fiei.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-26

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rem Sdritte, Die eiue eaIt trugeu.
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gen ,uare. :. .tpenu er iebt tot tpare
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lteinernen siirrabmen fabreu.
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ben SdrotfDrnern mar ibnt :im aie
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bunpfes @efiibl in Ser Stirne, cir
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traaen iuitrbe, iid bic aiinfe betues
te, lih Ianslam nieberbos uno iuieoe1
suriidIdnellte, un6 borte nidt bas
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id,peren meilinseneu &liHfe uni
oonn, ipie oas SdloB suriidldnappt'
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siire Ofinete uuo eiu paar sroBe, er
Idrodene Augen auf ibn binidauteu
aus roiisem 9inoereeiidt, ein paa'
aueen in Surdt nuo Mitleio, uni
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eilise 2aufen nadter, uinsieer SiiB
auf ,ueidem Eeppth bSrte er MIDI
meBr.
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baloadii,iiberbadten 8ett. Ser 8a
gen, Ser BEN unsliidlideu a,iita Qis
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3iatot Ben Arst.
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mebr ieben lieS - 10 be6edt war e,
NIT @eueibeu uns 9ropbaeu aae'
art, audi iolde aus fernen sSsaao
eebieteu - uH6 bed eritrablte it,
Sidte ser bieten elettriideu .Qer5ert
iaBen 9aios aeretS uno feline @dlt
beim Souper.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-02
: SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Friends Honor
 Anne Rappeh

Mrs. Edward l.. SieNert and Miss Dorothy Stehert ot Central avenue were hosteSses at Q surprise mis- eellaneous shower recently for Miss Anne RAppel6 who will become the bride ot Joseph Y, Woodruff on June 1A. A buffet lunch was served.
 Those attending: Mrs Laurence Rogers, Mrs, Edward ThlhodNau, Mre Wilfre6 Lulae, Mrs. Mary 0ehrman, Mrs, william Gibbons, Mrs. Robert Scollay, Mrs. Joseph Evans. Mrs, Martin Crean, Mrs. James White. Mrs. Bernard OLoughlln. Mrs Leslie Partlss, Mrs. Bernard 0again, Mrs. Jerry Joyce. Mrs. Clarence Moody, Mrs. Frank Sheehy, Mrs, Charles Klauherg, Mrs. Albert Whitaker, Mrs Albert Col- gan, Mrs Michael Qroat, Mrs. Charles Wollsohlager, Mrs. Dora Smith of Deep River, Conn, Mrs. Charles OsSenfort Of Long Island, N. Y. Mrs, Walter Olausen, Mrs, Thomas McAdams, Mrs. Frederick Rappelk Jr, Mrs. John Lahy, Mrs. Carl Frey.
 Mrs, Joseph Gerard, Mrs. Hans Wtlhaus. Mrs, Anna Herb of Nau- gatuek, Mrs, Edmund White, Mrs, Mosgrove. Mrs, Frederick Scott, Mrs, Clara Brown, Mrs. William Vest of NaugatWck, Mrs George Paige. Mrs. Joseph Travisano, Mrs. Robert Waeelee, Mrs Frederick Rappelt, Mrs. Edward Slebert, Mary Siehert, Loueille Vest Of Naugatuek, Klaudia Herb of Naugatuck, Rose Herb and Dorothy Herb of Naugatuck, Jo- sephine Carf of Essex, Irene Hayes and Mary Malone.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-02
3 McKENNEY
 ON BRIDGE
BY WILLIAM E. MCKINNEY America's Card Authority

The ilth annual Worlds Cham- pionship Masters Individual Tour nament was won this year by Lee Hazen of New York. The victory was no surprise, as Hazen finished sec- ond last year. Morrie Els, the de- lending champion, took the lead at the end of the first session, but In the second session Hagen had Q ter- rifac top. He was also top in the third session and the tournament was practically conceded to him then, as he was many points ahead of second place,
 The fight for second place was close. Going into the final session Els was second, but only two points behind were B. J. Becker and Harry Fishbein, tied for third.
 The Masters Individual is unique in that every player must play with every other player and against him twice. The players are selected by invitation, and this years field was acknowledged aS the strongest in the il years of competition,
 Hazens success in the Individual was due to his temperament and ability to handle various partners. Here is an example of his partner ship bridge.
 On the first trick Hagen followed with the spade three. South then exited with club, and declarer caShed all five clubs. South started by discarding one diamond and two hearts. When 1t came Hazen's turn to discard, he could see that declar- CT was going to bring in two heart tricks after finishing the clubs,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-02
Personal
June 7th Alumnae Day At College Of St. Elizabeth

Honorable Mary T. Norton, LID. oongresswoman from New Jersey, is to be the principal speaker, Others who VIII addross the gathering arc Most Rev, Thomas !, walsh. STD, Arohblsh0p of Newark: Most Rev, Tholnas N, Mclaughlin, pD., Nlahop oe Paterson, Right Rev. James E Kelley, ph.D. president Of Seton Hall college; end Rev. Lalor H. Mclaughlin, professor of phtlos- ophy ct the college. other guests will include Most Rev, Bartholomew Eustaee, p,D, Bishop of Camden; Most Rev William A, Griffin. D.D.. Blshop oe Trenton, Most Rev, Qar- net Keene, Ph, D., professor 0t re- llglon at the College oe Saint Elina- beth, Reverend Mother Elenita, mother general of the sisters Of e..arity Of New Jersey; Rev. Mother Mary John, phD, president of Georgian Court College, Lakewood, ". l., end Sister Mary Raymond, phD, deAn of Caldwell College, New Jersey.
 An added feature fo the occasion will ba c tribute by the president to ell past presidents of the alumnae association. Mrs. Eugene l.. Sullivan, Of Haysido, |. Is first president of the association, will be toastmistress of the occasion. Preceding tho luncheon Q business meeting will be held at l2 noon in Xavier auditor iurn, Miss Hayes presiding, Reunion classes will include '09, n. I0, '2l, '2e, tSl, and 'S0, who will hold special alumnae activities at the Greek tho- ater, the senior class also partici~ patlng.
 Tn addition to Miss Hayes, alum. nae attending from this city are Miss Lucy Bowes, president of tho Waterbury Chapter, Mrs. E. J, Me- Donald. honorary president of the looel chapter, Miss Catherine Ma loney and others,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-02
Mary Mdzz0IupO
 Guest At Party

Miss Mary Maxzalupo was given . greenhack shower recently by Mrs. vincent Maxzalupo, at Bosco's Grill.
 Those attending were: Mrs. Mi- chAel Calabrese, Mrs. Charles Uriano, Mrs. pasQuale CeraSulo, Mrs. Charles Rinaldi, Mrs. Joseph D'Urso, Mrs. FilomenA D'Urso, Mrs. James Uriani, Mrs, Mary DacuEElo, Mrs. Rocco Oalo, Mrs. Anthony spadola, Mrs. Louis Oapahianoo, Mrs. V, Miller, Mrs. Thomas Deleo, Julia Basile, Mrs. Crosse, Carmella Maxzalupo, Mrs, F. ponorummR, Mrs, Lena Lu- careln, Mrs. Ann Cocchiola, Mrs, Rose Spagnola, Mrs, Capocchi, Mrs, Cora clement, Mrs. Mary Donato, Mrs. Anthony Testa, Mrs. Carmella Fod, Mrs. Mobile, Mrs. Winnie Cera- sulo, Mrs. A. Dipietro, Mrs, Stella HiaSmonte, Mrs. Frank Ma2zalupo.
 Mrs. John Rollo, Mrs. Alice Peru gini, Mrs. Christine Saveriano, Mrs, Thomas Ranando, Mrs, J. Bur scino, Mrs. Nargi, Mrs. George Uriani, Mrs. Bertha Nido, Mrs. Nick DeIeo, Irene 0olini, Rose Golini, Mrs. Grace Schifillite, Mrs, E, Tolla, Mrs. Ralph Pagano, Mrs. Virginia rppolito, Mrs. Gennaro Ranaudo, Lillian Maganaro, Mary Caputo, Eleanor Nardozxi, Mrs. DiStasio, Mrs. T. Basile, Mrs, Charles Calo, Mrs. Betrha Yannelli, Mrs, Briotti and Mrs. MarinelN,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-02
Coming Events

June 2-Notre Dame academy golden jubilee.
 June 1 to 3-Ahepa district con. vention, The Elton.
 June 3-Dr. William Lyon Phelps, st. Johns parish house.
 June 3 and 4-Royal & Select masters session, Temple hall
 June e-Girls' club, dance festi- val, Temple hall,
 June 6-Casper Davis post, revue, Sprague school.
 June e-Children's day, Mill Plain church.
 June 9 to l4-East End club Mardi Gras. Hamilton park.
 June lo-Crosby senior class play, Women's club,
 June i2-Santa Maria annual banquet, The Elton.
 June i4-Chicken and strawberry supper, First church.
 June 2l-Lithuanian Catholic dance, The Elton.
 June 2i-Martones dance recital, Mill Plain Grange.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-02

would probably have to make yet more discards. Hagen wanted him to be sure to hold all his spades, but South might be afraid to discard any more diamonds. There was no way for North to signal that he held diamond protection.
 So Hazen discarded the jack of spades, showing South plainly that East could not hold Q stopper. South thus saw that it was worthwhile to hold ell his spades and chance that North held the diamond king. De- clearer won only eight tricks, then had to lose the lead to North, and Haxens spade return defeated the contract.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-02
TURCOTTE.ANDRIA

Miss Margaret M. Andria. daugh. ter of MT. and Mrs. Leo Andrie of wilson street was married on Sat. urday morning to Richard F. Tur. cote, son of MT. and Mrs. Philip Turcotte of Scovill street. Rev. Pat rick Flynn performed the ceremony ct 9o'clock at the Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel. Mrs. Michael Galullo arranged a special musical program with Marcel Dou.. sette singing Ave Maria" ana "Panis Anglicus."
 Mrs. Kenneth R. Carlson, c cousin of the bride, was matron of honor with Edward Rousseau as bestman' Guests were present from New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, North Carolina and Washington, D. o. Robert Krakower and Joseph Butler ushered.
 The bride, who was given in mar irage by her father, wore Q gown ot white silk marquisette with Q high neckline, and a yoke of seed pearls. The full skirt ended in Q long train. A Juliet cap of seed pearls held her fingertip veil. She carried white or chids, stephanotis and gardenias. :,
 The matron of honor was dressed in cornhower blue silk marQuisette with a sweetheart neckline, and Q bouffant skirt trimmed with rose velvet bows. She carried roses with delphiniums
 The brides mother wore a dusty rose redingote with white accessories and an orchid corsage. The mother of the groom was dressed in brown redingote with matching accessories and an orchid corsage.
 The couple left for 6 trip through the South, the bride wearing dusty pink ensemble with blue and white accessories. Upon their return they will reside at 6e4 Willow street.
 The bride is Q graduate of Crosby School. The groom is an alumnus oi High school and Perrys Secretarial Leayenworth High School and Is af- flliated with the Colonial Beacon oil Company.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-02
Many Attended
 Benefit Party

A card party was given last week ct Our Lady Of Mount Carmel Hall for the benefit Of Reverend William Dolan, who is now stationed in Ing. land. Father Dolan 6 the son of Mrs. Mary Doian.
 The hostseses for the affair wers Mrs. Raymond Dolan, Mrs. John Murphy and Mrs. Patrick Barnes.
 Those attending included: Mrs. 4. McDonald, Mrs. Katherine Johnson, Mrs. P. Romano, Mrs. Helen Kelly, Mrs. Carroll, Mrs. A. Romieri, Mrs. Michael DaTaher, Mrs. James De- Ian, Mrs. Bernard Dressell, Mrs. Geroge Grimes, Mfr. and Mrs. James B. Griffin, Mrs. Frank Walsh, Miss Mary O'Neill, Mrs. Wm. l.. Dwyer. Mrs. E. w. Herbert, Mrs. R. ]. Fitzpatrick, Mary Fitzpatrick, Mar garet Sheehan, Mir. and Mrs. Quinn, Mary Shanahan, Margaret Dowd, Catherine Dowd, Mir. and Mrs. John Griffin, Nancy Griffin, Mir. and Mrs. Michael Daly, Mrs. Tritz Muei- Ter, Mrs. Gary Dickinson, Mrs. Ere skine Russell, Mrs. Otto Siboid, Mir. and Mrs. Wm. Sullivan, Mrs. John dilligan, Mrs. John Tammaly, Mrs. Louis Wells, Mrs. Myles Kelly, Mir. and Mrs. John Mcduiness.
 Mrs. Raymond Shove, Mrs. Joseph Smith, Mrs. Albert Harris, Mrs. c. Joseph Smith, Mary J. Hogan, Mrs. L. E. Walsh, Mrs. Ralph Rlamiglit- u, Mrs. Ralph Rogers, Thomas Con- way, Eleanor Barnes, Mir. ard Mrs. Edward Conlan, Mrs. Daly, Rev. D. J. Birarelli, Ann Crochet, Mrs. Walsh, MT. and Mrs. Morgan Burke, Mrs. Margaret Brickner, Mrs Han~ lon, Mrs. Charles denSier, Mrs. Floyd 0ensler, Catherine Griffin, Margaret Griffin, Harry Barnes, j. Joseph Barnes, Stanley Dabnis, Dr. Francis P. Barnes, John Mruphy, Mrs. M. Titzmauriee, Mrs. William Cleary, Miss Frances Courtney, Mrs. Joseph Kelly, Mrs. John Kelly, Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Donavan, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Joseph Lezotte, Mrs. John Gul- livan, Katherine Kane, Mrs. M. Mc- drath, Margaret Broderiek, Mrs. Thomas Bedding, Mrs. 6. J. Geave, Mrs. Daniel Mc0rath, Miss Mary Ray, Miss Mary Mahoney, Helen De- vine, Mrs. Patrick Barnes, Mrs. John Murphy, Mrs. Rayfond Dolan, Mrs. Mary Dolan, Mrs. Hassinger, Alice Ryan, Mrs. Balanda, Mrs. Mitchell. Mrs. P. Tyrell, Anna Devine, Mrs. Margaret Hanley, Mrs. Margaret Cronin, Mrs. John Dunphy and Mrs. Nina Carlet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-02
Waterbury Graduate
 At Saint Joseph's

Miss Victoria Dc Capua, daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Angelo De Capua, of 10 Waterville treet Is in the graduating class at Saint Jo- seph College in West Hartford, Her field of concentration has been dietetieS, Miss Do Capua has re- ceived an appointp at to interne- ship at the French Hospital in New York. During her college career, she was Q member of the Athletic As- soeiation, the College Sodality and Choir and the Home Economies Club and Alpha Omega.
 Miss DeCapu& was guest of hon. or ct 0 dinner party held at Old Hundred, Southbury, Conn, in honor of her graduation, The party was given by Misses Jane Monahan, Bet ty Hemenway, Anita Sportelli, ell of Bristol, Conn, Mary Brosnan of Middlehury, and Mary Blake of sylvan avenue, all undergraduates of St. Joseph College,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-02

The College of saint Elizabeth, Convent, N, J., will hold It's annual AlumnAe Day, Saturday June ct which Miss Kathryn w. Hayes, of Summer street. thls city, national president, will preside, The program arranged by Miss Hayes will Do Of special significance and interest 70 alumnae members As k includes Q testimonial luncheon in honor ot Sister Marie Jose, PH,D, president of the college, Sister Marie Jose hes served as Dean oe tho college for over twenty years.
 The luncheon will be held la See ton Dining Hall and will bo attend- cd by five hundred Alumnao mem. hers from all parts of the United States. More than one hundred members ot the Glass of leAl wsll he present.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-02
Personal

Miss Barbara Craft of Walnut street is visiting in Hillshorough, Calif, where she attended the Mor- eno-Waters wedding on Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs, George Morrissey of North Main street and MT. and Mrs, Amelie Belle of North Main street are spending several days in New York, where they are regis tered at the Fifth Avenue hotel.
 Miss Rita Altman of Baldwin street Is in Baltimore where she Is attending tho graduation exercises of the College of Notre Dame. Miss Altman, Q graduate of the College In the Glass of l940, will spend some time in Washington and Baltimore.
 MT, and Mrs. Elmer J. Roach of Highland avenue have returned from spending the weekend in New York City, where they were regis tered at the Hotel Taft.
 Mir, and Mrs, Herbert Lltchfield of Scituate, Mass, announce the birth of Q son, Herbert, Jr., on May %, Mrs. Litohfield Is the former Betty Morrison of orange Street.
 MT. and Mrs, Michael McNaYnara of South street observed their twen- ty-fifth wedding anniversary today. They were the guests of honor at 6 dinner held at Harmon's Restaur- ant on Saturday, and held recep- tlon at their home YAStardAY,