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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-10
Personal

E. Harold Coley of Frost Road and Archie Manson of Virginia ave- nue have returned from Q visit to New York City.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward P. Conian of wilson street have been visiting in New Britain where they were the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Peter Mas sonett.
 Mrs. Nellie Rankin has returned to her home on Paterson avenue after visiting with her brother John Reynolds of Springfield.
 James P. Burke of North River- side street Is convaleseing ct the Waterbury hospital, following on operation.
 Announcement has been made of the birth of & son, at st. Marys hospital on December 6 to Mir, and Mrs. Francis Phelan of Baldwin street. Mrs. Phelan Is the former Alice Carmody.
 MT. and Mrs. John l.. Mc0uinneSs of Chase Parkway announce the birth of daughter at St. Mary's hospital on Monday, December 9, Mrs. MeduinnesS Is the former Miss Elinore Sullivan, daughter Of MT. and Mrs. William Sullivan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-10
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Lodge Reelected
 Ms. Pesnatozxi

Asra. yceeph psrnaoeaal wns re- elected as president of the 1tAllAn Histerhood for the eighth term ~ the annual election og the society which was held at the Moose aaN last night.
 Tho following ether officers eaeoe' ed or reelected: Mfrs. Mianle MarinaFo, vlce-prasldert; Mrs. Marie papplani, orator; Mrs. Julia FaEEeniA, Recording secretary; Miss Mary Trunflc. financial secretary; Mies Lucia MataYaKno, treasurer: Mrs. Josephine Cesariaiio, first tsustee; Mrs. Rose na gantls, second trustee; Mrs, Josephine RubiFO, hoetAsg; Mrs, Anna TTunsio, inner guard ! Mrs. Lucy 0iEM and Mra. Laura Ma1zel, aick callers; Mary 10 Russo, Catherine Autoyt, Avn Brioia, Anna paterlostro and Ankonotta Aasetta, Councillors; Jesale Maprl, honorable president, end Rudolph DaEfaAsll. society physlcaan. Mr8. Ltacle Ma taraEao was appointed publicity chairman,
 A uuuhtauu Uk BGM u0lA1ke WE kVAT warded to the community ambulance drive being sponsored by Corporal Coyle Post No. 1, American Legion.
 The meeting was opened with q praper for victory for America in the war, and for c quick and just peace for AlnoTicA's cause. Mrs. PernatozEl hos ordered that all meetings hencoforth bO preceded by c brief period of prayer.
 John sfofEA, president os the 1tal- ian Brotherhood, attended the meet" Ing as c guest, accompanied by John DO Pastino, Umberto @antopaetrc and Peter DO Leo, who also are ofsl. cers in the Italian Brotherhood and who Aeted aS t0liers during tho | election of officerA,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-10
FiUe & ELeven Club
 Installed Officers

Fred Hirons of the Advisors as- sociation, was installed ct advisor to the Five and Eleven club of cen- tral Y. M. o. A. This Is 6 co.ed club of the r, being composed oi give young men and eleven girls all students of Post Business college
 Hayden Nichols was elected presi- dent with the following officers; Eva Lizauskas, vice president; Marie Biancardi, secretary; Evelyn Denker treasurer.
 The club meeting will be helc every Tuesday night. Gym class session takes place on Thursday afternoon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-10
} MCKINNEY
 ON BRIDGE
BY WILLIAM D. MeKENNEY

One thing you must do, if you want to become c championship player, is to concentrate on the hand you are playing. Forget about the last hand. R. R. Richards once said to me, You can't play one hand with your mind, and one with your fingers" For real fun in bridge you must concentrate, and you will see plenty of concentration and study at the national tournament in Richmond.
 If the declarer had concentrated on today's hand, he would have made the contract. South led three rounds of hearts, East winning the third. The jack of diamonds was led, picking up the queen, and dunl-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-10
Council Toy ShoDer Z
 Sunday Afternoon

The annual Christmas tree party and toy shower sponsored by the Waterbury Council of Catholic Women will take place Sunday after noon, December i4, at 3 o'clock. Mrs. Martin Tehan is general chairman with Miss Agnes Fitzpatrick ns chair. man of the entertainment commit. tee, and Miss Lucy Bowes and Miss Marjorie Farley in charge of deco. ratlons.
 The program will include singing of Christmas carols by the children of Notre Dame academy. Members of the council and any others in. terested are asked to bring wrapped toy or gift for either boy or girl, marking the age of the child on package. Tea will be served fol- lowing the entertainment,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-10
Creniers Celebrated
 SilVer AnniversGry

Tn celebration of their twenty fifth wedding anniversary Mir. and Mrs. George drenier Of Wall street were the guests of honor at Q party glver ct the home of Mir. and Mrs, Simion Bouffard 10 Middle street.
 The couple were presented with many gifts of silver.
 Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Bouffard, MT. and Mrs, Albert BouffaFd. MT. and Mrs. Emile Bertrand, Mir, and Mrs, Lamy Sear- cite. MT, an Mrs. Harry Fem. Mfr and Mrs. Wilfred Lavassen, Helen Bouffard, Homer Bouffard, MT. and Mrs, Bertrand,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-10
Personal
Contract Bridge
OORNELL CLUB

CORNELL CLUB
 Scorers in the new series of Tues day evening tournaments under the direction of Mrs. J. o. Moriarty in- ciuded: north-south, Vincent Kelly David scully, 6e Ia; Mrs. Clarence Byars, Mrs. Joseph Reilly, B3 i-2: east-west, Nelson Adducci, Thomas Edwards, tied with Lewis Merrill Hollis Jaeger, 90 I-2; Dennis o. Connor, Kathleen Bowling, 4b Ia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-10
Members Installed
 By "Nightinsales''

The "Nlghtingales," Q club of undergraduate nurses ct the central Y. M. c. A., held its election and installation of officers last night.
 Those named include; president, Shirley Jones; secretary, Helen Mitchell; chairman program com. mittee, Virginia Niles: chairman so- cial committee, Dorothy Doty; reps resentatives to inter-club council, Betsy Carr and Ruth Palmer.
 Two advisors were chosen from the graduate nurses--MisS Elsi Dickinson and Miss Regina Tate.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-10
EGst End Community Club Annual Party

Tho East Ind Community Club will sponsor It's annual ChfietmAs party for children on Saturday, Dec, 20. There will be movies, exchange Of gifts, and refFeshments,
 Tho club voted to purchase 6 ei0o defense bond. The regular meeting scheduled for Dec. 23 will Do post. poned until Jan. i4. At that time c new member get.togothef night will be held. Mfr. and Mrs. Peter Kelley arc in charge. The club basketball league will play ct the school gym Mondays and Fridays.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-10
LOUIS J. SCHUSTER
 PENNINGTON GUEST

Methods of valuating inventories will be the subject of Louis J. Schuster, assistant treasurer of the Chase Brass & Copper Go, a talk before the Pennington Country club Tuesday night at a meeting spon- sored by the Hartford county chap. ter of the National Association of Cost Accountants.
 President of the Hartford chap ter is Edward H. Bengston of Wa terbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-10
WELLESLEY CLUE

Members of the WelleSley club of New Haven will meet tonight At the home Of Mrs. William Woodruff in Hamden to hear William J. PRpe speak on '"rhe Bird Paintings of Rex BFasher." Mir. Pape was on the state committee which Fecemmefd- cd tho state purchase the hundrods of paintings from MT. BFasher.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-10
SACRED HEART

The annual ChrlStFnaB party Of the Sacred Heart Catholic club will be held at Fall Mountain lodge in Bristol Dec. i3. Mrs. Arlene Tag gett Is chairman of arrangements. She Is being assisted by Miss Ar- leno Connors and Miss Florence St. Mary.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-10
Club News
WTNONA REREKAH

Nomination of new officers of Winona Rebekah Lodge No. 8, I. O. O. F., will take place at the regu- lar meeting of the local unit At eight o'clock this evening ct odd Fellows Hall. Mrs. Anna Book, Noble Grand, will preside.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-10
N0TRE DAME

A rehearsal of the Notre Dame Academy Choral Club will be held on Thursday, Dec. il, at 8 o'clock at the Academy
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-10
CONCORDTA

CONCORDTA The ladies chorus of Concordla will not rehearse on Thursday eve. ming, December il.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-29
New Sport SHIRTS

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hspsssks end sees rsysns 10
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ls~ eellso. p,sessd psshsts.
Styled BY reptiisks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-29
QUALITY DRESS STACKS

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end spers ~ss,-Bsdts,d ss,ds. ssbsrtisss. ssv-
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selected 70 blend with lsA1 spsn tssksts end
shiyss Lew priced tss shis ssslay.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-29
PILOT TYPE JACKETS

Cent bee. these ssbs,dins paet spst isshsts sss
outdoor wssr-hsntirs. fishins. ssh'"s' o'sse"s'
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lined.
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WOOL SLIPOVER SWEATERS

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TWEED SPORT COATS

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Evening star., 1941-03-01
APARTMENTS UNFURkisHEp.
THE EMERSON,

Ib-f BELMONI RID. NV.
This 5-stoTy elevator building offers
many attractive features, living room,
dining room, 2 bedrooms, kitchen and
bath. S65. See janitor or
PHILLIPS & CANDY, INC,
MA. 1900. 1912 18th St. NV.
Evening star., 1941-03-01
BETHESDA, MD,
Sc Q50

Bargain-Attractive corner home, 8
large rooms, . bedrooms and bath. first
floor; 4 bedrooms. bath, second floor; auto.
heat, 2-car garage. Will consider small
cash payment, reasonable monthly pay
ments.
L. G. WHITE,
WI 1900. Ewes, WI 4943.
Evening star., 1941-03-01
1866 BLAINE ST. NE.

SIS ,950--New brick home, 6 rooms, tiled
bath automatic heat: easy terms, move in
on small payment, balance like rent. See
on Minnesota ave. to Blaine st tnear
Benning rdl REALTY ASSOCIATES, Ma.
1888 until q pm
Evening star., 1941-03-01

Washington's Surprise Homes,
5727-5729 9Th st. NV.
WORTH INVESTIGATING.
modern large rooms, ? baths bnilt,in
tionally large lot Comparison invited
Open daily, 12 til 8 pm. Reasonably
See Mr. BedelI on Premises.
WAPLE & JAMES, INC, D1. 3346.
Evening star., 1941-03-01
HILLCREST AREA,
AEn

New detached brick. large rooms, bath
with shower. fireplaces in living room and
recreation room. fully equipped kitchen,
unusual step-up dining room; high location.
overlooking city. SoutheastS best buy;
4 built, > sold Open until Q pm.
3149 WeStover Drive Sc.
Directions: East on Pa. ave. Sc. to 3lst,
right to Westover drive.
WAPIE 4 JAMES INC. DI 3346
Evening star., 1941-03-01
S4,3OO.

rooms, bath. gas and cleo: large lot:
near trans; nice section OF Hyattsville
$500 cash, S35 per month to include taxes,
ms. and interest. Call Hyattsville 0462.
EVENINGS. WA. 6325 or WA. 1893.
Evening star., 1941-03-01
OUTSTANDING VALUE.

Edgemoor section: large lot. fenced: all
brick nearly new house, 8 bedrooms, 2
baths storage room. maids room and
space for recreation room: garage; priced
at S10,450.
EDw. n. JONES g. CO.. INC
$3.50 Conn Ave. NV. Woodley 23O0
Evenings, Sligo 773s.
Evening star., 1941-03-01
5146 KLINGLE ST. NV.

Attractive det., ideal home for small
family in District: living dining room, 2
bedrooms, bath. kitchen. attic, basement;
h.-w heat, gas stove electric refg., inst.
hot water. laundry trays: screened porch;
terraced lawns, profuSion OF Shrubbery,
grapevines and trees: near school, churches.
stores. bus and streetcars; adj. Kent and
Briarclih Out Conduit I'd. to Macomb ST.,
WeekdaYS after g Phone Oxford NS0T.
Evening star., 1941-03-01
S12,950.

open fireplace, lge dining rm.. kit with
breakfast nook. lovely porch. finished rec.
rn., With fireplace and levatory: on q
beautiful wooded lot. This home is located
in the Chevy Chase section. Call P. R
SPEAR INC WI o10S Bradley 0l42
Evening star., 1941-03-01
TAKOMA PARK.

Lge home. made into apts., each
renting for S45 a month. House needs
some repair but inside in fine shane. Price
less than $1,000. Call F. r. SPEAR, INC.
Evening star., 1941-03-01
S10,650.

Brand-new, Groom, e-bath brick home
with built-in garage, on an Soft. lot in
one of Washington's incest Northwest
suburban areas A full sized complete
modern home Very easy terms NAV be
arranged Call Mr.. HOWE, Emerson 1858
If no answer, call National 0S56.
Evening star., 1941-03-01
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK,
$9,450.

Detached brick. center entrance, fire.
place, 1st-hoor lavatory; bedrooms and
bath on End floor: large screened porch;
garage; built to owners specifications re-
Gently; owner transferred. Walking dis
tance to schools, churches. transDorta ton.
Call MR. LANE MA lShi or WI 62s9
Evening star., 1941-03-01
ROOM
S13 450.

A large family that wants 4 bedrooms
in Bethesda, close to schools. for $3.50,
only $3.50 cash. should call Mr.. Treat,
ALLIED REALTY CORP. WI 6649.
S13,450.
Mr.. PINEHURST CIRCLE.
A charming NEW DETACHED CORNER
BRICK, containing large rooms, > baths.
1st-hoor lavatory, oil air-conditioned heat.
built-in garage. center-hall planned
home in one of the most beautiful sections
of Chevy Chase. tust of Western ave. Eve.
or Sun. rhone WI 7731. Mr.. Lewis.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
100 18th st. Realtor. Ma. O753
Evening star., 1941-03-01
HOME OR INVESTMENT

SEMI-DETACHED BRICK. $50.
Near Connecticut and Nebraska aVes;
Just 3 years old. Attractive 6-room and
2-bath house with inclosed porch on first
floor and built-in garage. Automatic heat.
Now rented for S75 per month: An excep-
tional opportunity. For details call MI
FRANK S PHILLIPS. DI. 1411.
Evening star., 1941-03-01
BARNABY WOODS,

A HOME OF CHARM.
Studio-type living room (26xl5), nrst,
floor bedroom and BATH. 2 bedrooms and
bath 2nd floor auto. oil heat; 2,csr ga
race; wooded lot. 1876 deep: price. S11 $50.
EN-. 337I. JOHN LINDER. EN-. $3.50.
Conp NV
Evening star., 1941-03-01
BUNGALOW.
fIICE ItSA IldII bD'UUV. OdII T. II. EI1IN
INC. WI. 210S. Bradley 0142.
OVERLOOKING KENWOOD,

Words cannot adequately describe this
home; 1t must be seen to satisfy ones
for the exceptional value in home. priced
at S10,750. Call F. r. SPEAR, INC, WI.
Evening star., 1941-03-01
1nR 9Th ST NE
CLEVELAND PARK,

1890 Mscomb st. n.w.-Detached: near
John Eaton School: 6 large rooms, porches:
oil heat, garage and a beautiful lot abut-
ting large wooded estate; Sl00. Call MRS.
HILL. WO. 3297
Evening star., 1941-03-01

Ed a ES.
Beautiful small estates OF prestige.
Woodley 1901.
The Valley settler., 1941-06-06

The Rivorbond Al Club NIT at
the homo of Mrs. LIZ. aorl'i sen June
2 to work on hoIunimg of towels. Nae
Stephenson dis Gus Sod plans VII tn US
for the rest OF our project. It
was decided that every mc1l',er Of
tho Club buy Defense ,ta1ao@. nar-
bara I.cAlli ster lead the Group in
some oxecci sos. At tho close Of
the .mcoting the members all took
part in g Wionor roast. The novt
me ting Will be held at the 2orr-
ison homo Thursday, at VIII: Oh time
the girls Will work on their hot
dish holders. Barbara tossing.
The Valley settler., 1941-06-06

ST02N CaTCE7s u WITH FLAME
Speeding from tire Lower xul-on
Village OF ruby to a hospi tai in
Fairbanks, q plano pi lcted by Jim
Dodaon, was ovortalcen by tie stork
and q BABY girl was born TO llrs.
George Clark, wife Of the Ruby
mail carrier Mrs. Dodson, the pill
OF Is vito, CARGO for the rotnor,
viii lo another pass oncor, IL Fontaino
Q sold minor, broathoc into tho IN.
fants mouth FOR IS minutes actor it
was born because 81 the rareIi od air
Mrs. Willie an liunz, gaz birth
to g chi Id in an airr lane piIotod
10y her husband near Eomo. Two
minors assisted at the birth. The
second plane Yves on it's way TO
hospital from Taylor.
The Valley settler., 1941-06-06
Se++:7 n
Po33e =
COI-..laIN7JED

SUPPLIES FOR I'M. PAE. C0l4INJED
Without cost except for the
trans ortation expenses. This SER
vice has been made pos siDle by the
nj cl1els and dimes collected in the
coin boxes and the pur chase Of tic
l1ets for the President IS birthday
Ball not only in ALASKA, bot IN ever,
state IN the Union.
Tt is hoped that other cornmn-
itios in the Terri tory nay see tit
to follow the example OF the citi-
zons Of Juneau, through whose con-
t1oi butt ons q rospirator (IE0T IUNG)
is made available to the cornnuni ty.
These activitios on the part
Of the Terri torial department Of
Health and the City Of Juneau are
examples Of preparedness that morit
the support Of every citizen in the
Terri tory.
The Valley settler., 1941-06-06
Valley

YOU CAN Be POPULAR.
(From essays Of an eight
year old by Joan Gravcll, Young
est Author, Parents LiaGazino)
The way to be popular IS to
mako. fri ends and keep them. Be.
nj &C to them. Ion t 30 an outsid-
or, and DON'T ir.ctlto1 ono12ios.
Don It be a wcllf lower. Some
people think you have 20 be prot
ty to have friends, but you don t.
I know g lot OF fat people and
they have many fri ends. know
some skinny people and thoy have
fri ends too, so you don't have to
lock beautiful, Just be nico.
The old saying is that
pretty. is that pretty docs" Lot.
her always says that to nc. IF
you aron't beautiful DON'T Let
thatkoop you from making fri ends.
If kids toaso you, play with
them anyhow, maybe they might get
tired Of teasing you an6 learn to
like you.
It always helps to be clean.
No one Likes to be around dirty
people,. Take q bath every dQy at
least, and If you DON'T 90 that
you are dirty. IF you DON'T take
and knees anyway.
Keep healthy too, because
people do not lil,o to play wi t}a.
weddings. Be q good sport and
don't cheat. DON'T b. stinGy with
your toys either. Follow NY &C.
vice end | .t2inlC you Will have
moro Fri ends. IF not, I DON'T
know anything moro you can Go.
The Jassillo romomakors Club
The Valley settler., 1941-06-06

The Iassillo Eomomakors Club
mot at the school juno 4. lrs.
Martin Olson was o1octod Vice
President. Mrs. Isaocs, Pres. Of
the club reported on plans Viii CHI
wore being worked out to carry
on program OF Homo Nursing start
ing in July.
Mac Stephens on, Homo Domon-
stration Agent dis cussod the noss-
ibi litios Of weaving and taught.
the group how to do many strand
braiding.
The group is making plans to
ottond tho Homomokors Camp.
Al DANCE SATURDAY, JUNE 7.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-12

.r. v.,uId NOT be able 10 get very
.+- without, inside help.
Let MS I,,k around and see what
condition, exist in our nation and
,n down 10 ORR community that may
lead o.s. Young folk IT, wish 4 chang
IA. Government or To- create a d.
tr,.- and dislike of n...oHu co4nurv9
traditions and rule.
oar school system Is supposed 10
me free and r1lYI o~nH1rt.nItV to all
cr fdren-yut is it, There are many
paFrdrcn who from lack Of proper
rl,tn.no and food are 4ot able to
,.aa ad.anraoe off rtu. schools. our
I7t.~ cnn,prl parents to send thelr
raffdren to school, The children see
taq o.eal,hfe, ones warm and nicely
dressed and with money TO bliy any
kind of food These less Fortunate
children feel p,- of place. tUey are
snubbed in many uavs at schools;
+hes, children have pride and are
bt,r- Thi, causes a resentment to
otov, nm between the classes in
.rhn,l Some children viii DlaV
.bnokv from, school and suffer punish
went some are kept home bv svm-
nathe+ic parent. 10 Save she hlHpilia-
tinr Of thair children
Would Won expect these children
to GROW ND with fondness for the
truling class? We cannot 90 into any
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-12
ANSWERS.

/. There are 81 district judges. six
spcclal judges and eight emergency
Jud4>~. Total IS.
>. Reports to this legislature show
q total Of l6,028.
3. The legislature which convened
It New Bern ON December >. 1870
gas,ed an act establishing Chatham
county. The act became effective ON
April /, Ill, and provided that the
minor courts be held at the home of
Captain Stephen Poe with the dis
trict court at Hillsboro. Pittsboro the
present county seat was not char
tered until July 6, 1887.
/. North Carolina pension rolls
last yea carried a total of 81 Con-
fedcrate veterans and 92l widows of
NeteranS.
). His first term from the old tenth
district was to the SiXty-fifth con-
gress in 1917. After serving the en-
tire term. up to the last day, he was
unseated in a contest brought by j,
J.. Rritt, Republican. Congressman
Weaver won the next five terms and
then last to George Moore Prltchard
i'm the election to the SeVentV-11rS1
congress in 1929 by a majority OF 4*6
Congressman Weaver o in the
next election in 1880 and has sue
ceeded himself in each election since
6. Philemon Thomas born in Vir-
ginia in 1853, moved to North Car
DINA and was n of North Caro-
iina's most active patriots during the
Revolutionary War. After the war he
moved to Kentucky where he TOOK
part in state politics and was a men,
Der of the legislature. Later he NOV
ed TO Baton Rouge where in 1910 and
1871 he headed the i~nSurreCtiOn
which threw off Spanish rule in the
West Florida territory. Louisiana
sent him to congress from 1881 tC
1885. Died at Baton Rouge Novem-
Der IS. 1847.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-12
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