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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-12
Credit Group
Has Picnic 1
Breakfast Club Meets az
SteiIeeoon Lake

Members Of the Tao m q
Credit Womens Breakfast
club met for a picnic at the
home of Mrs. Lois Semon on
Steilacoom lake Tuesday eve.
ming. After swimming and q
picnic supper, members sang
songs around a huge bonfire
Members and guests who at
tended were Mrs. F. W. Frohmadsr
Mrs. Wesley Main, Mrs. Edna Ray
Mrs. Bruce Lake. Mrs. Joe Brose-
mer. Mrs. Eva Zimmerman. Mrs
F. n. Bartlett. Mrs. Thomas James
Mrs. James Kemp and Mrs. Edith
Keyes.
Others were Miss Amy Truman
Miss Signe Sutherland. Miss Eve.
lvn Hope. Miss Alice Hudson. Miss
Naomi Evans. Miss Helen Dahl
Miss Rena Skreen. Miss Kathryn
Smith. Miss Betty Van Bevers snC
Miss Eleanor Lenning.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-12
Better Gardens Club
Plans Picnic Meeting

Mrs. J. f. Sinclair of a33 So.
Ainsworth will open her home and
garden to members Of the Better
Gardens club on Monday at 80
for no-nost picnic luncheon.
After the picnic luncheon there
will be q short business session
and members will respond to roll
call by naming a deciduous tree.
Mrs. Lena Roberts will conduct the
business meeting following a dis
cIssion on Care and Culture Of
Chrysanthenums' by Mrs. Arthur
Butler. Mrs. Hamer will give a
paper on Planting Of Perennial
Seeds and How 10 Care for Them I"
A treasure chest" will conclude
the meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-12
Tecomens Receive News
OF Birth in Berkeley

Mr.. and Mrs Edward ". Beyer
NJ Tacoma have received news nj
the birth Of the first child IN their
daughter and son-in-law. Or. and
Mrs. Clayton s Huey in Berkeley.
Calf. Mrs Huey is the former
Miss Betty Boyer of this city.
They named their new daughter
Virginia Ann.
Paternsl grandpa rents Of the
baby are Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Huey
Of Anacortes. Mrs Huev has left
IN spend couple OF weeks with
the new parents.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-12
Yacht Club Auxiliary
Postpones Luncheon

Because Of the entrance Of =
large percentage NJ its member rs
in the race 10 Nansimo. r. G, the
Tacoma Yacht club auxiliary will
not hold its regular meeting and
luncheon at the club house on
July II as previously planned.
The executive board met for
luncheon on Tuesday at the home
Of Mrs, David Pennington in Puy-
sllup. Those present were Mrs.
w. w. Gsudresu. Mrs. William
Ostruske, Mrs. =. !. Ryhin, Mrs
Albert Hale. jr.. Mrs. c. L. Cope
land. Mrs. W. n. Woodhurn. Mrs
Everett Stevens and Mrs. Joseph
OReilly.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-12
TaWasi Carnival to Be Held
At Is Day Island Homes
Dinner 10 Be Served Between $50 and O'clock
To preeede Gay Evening "Midway'

No less than fifteen Day island homes will be used for
the carnival to be this Friday evening by members of
Tawas circle of the Tacoma Orhopedic association Judging
from the affair last this years event should be most
successful and members and friends who planning to
attend looking forward to the dinner and evening
the midway with great deal of anticipation.
Dinner for which reservations must be made in advance
will be served at the homes of both Frederick Dean
East boulevard Day island and Mrs Locke Mclean between
the hours of 80 and o'clock Following the dinner hour
boating. fortune telling and other carnival will take
place Mrs. w W. Wolff is president of Tawas circle and
proceeds from the affair will to the Tacoma Orthopedc
ass
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-12
State Dshlia Society
10 Meet al Sfeilacoom

The Washington state Dahia
society and its affiliated societies
will he welcomed at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Tryon at
Stsilacoon on Wednesday evening
The business meeting will be
conducted ny the president, Mrs.
H c. Cogswell Entertainment
will consist of an old-fashioned
basket social
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-12
Married at
Church Ceremony

The marriage Of Miss Joyce
Cheney, daughter OF Mrs. Belle
Cheney. to Mr.. John f. Smith. son
of Mr.. John Smith of Los Angeles.
was solemnized in setting Of
summer greens. pink gladioli and
white spiraea in the Little Church
Of the Prairie on Tuesday evening.
Vows were read by the Rev. G.
w. Dunlap by the light Of candles
in seven branched candelsbrs. Pre-
oeding the ceremony Miss Martha
Jean Ssndin sang AT Dswning'
and kiss Me" accompanied by
Miss Marjorie Dyson.
Given In marriage by friend Of
the family. Mr.. r. l.. Bickmore.
the bride wore for her wedding a
princess styled gown Of white
satin. A coronet of seed pearls
held her veil Of illusion in place.
Her Rainbow Bible. on which was
placed a gsrdenis with satin
stresmers, completed her bridal
costume.
Maid of honor was Miss Anna
belle Lohr. who wore gown Of
white marquisette inset with lace.
Her flowers were white houvardia,
and pink rose buds. Miss Ann
Martin and Miss Adehne Gordon
were the bridesmaids. each wear
ing a white gown and carrying q
bouquet OF lavender and pink lark
spur Csndlelighters were Miss
Virginia willsis and Miss Leons
Saver. who wore white frocks with
hair bands Of pink bouvardis.
Mr.. Jesse Lohr. brother-in-law
Of the bride. served Mr.. Smith as
best man and Mr.. Frederick Mara
naeei was the usher.
Following the ceremony. a recep-
ton was held in the church par
lors. Mrs. Cheney welcoming ths
guests in q black crepe gown
trimmed with shell pink. Her cor
sage was of pink roses and gar
/ denias.
Pink rose buds and baby breath
in a crystal bowl. thanked by pink
tspers in crystal holders. centereo
the bridal table. Mrs. Jessie Lehr
sister OF the bride. presided and
assisting were Mesdsmes Joseph
Psling. Frank kienast. Francis
Gree. Bessie Connor and r. l.
! Bickmore.
Leaving later on their wedding
trip. Mrs. Smith wore q fswn-
colored ensemble with burgundy
accessories. The couple will make
their new home in Tacoma after
July Is.
Tacoma Theta Rho Girls eint
No. IL having a skating party
Friday evening at the Roller Bowl
co-chairmen are Miss Ella Bart.
lett and Hi~ Jeanne Kesrnes
The public 10 invited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-12
Girls Anticipate
Grand Assembly

Warren sssembly Order of Rain
how for Girls. will hold its regular
business meeting al 100 o'clock
Saturday evening. Miss Marijane
Keller. worthy adviser. and Mrs.
Ray Roberts. mother adviser, will
preside over the meeting.
Final plans will he made by the
girls who are planning 10 attend
grand assembly of the Order Of
Rainbow for Girls Of the state Of
Washington and the territory Of
Alaska to he held in Olympia next
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday,
July IA. is and Is.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-12
Receive Conerstulstions
On Birth OF Son

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe r. Ricco are
receiving congratulations on the
birth Of son July : at St Ioseph's
hospital. The little boy. who has
been named Frank Larry is being
welcomed nv = sister. Diane.
Grandparents sharing in the con-
CALCULATIONS are Mr.. and Mrs
Frank RIcco and Mr.. and Mrs
c, Earl Rogers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-12
Complimented on Occasion
OF Sixth Birthday

Little Karen Mortensen was
honor guest at = party given We'd
nesdsv afternoon BY her mother.
Mrs. Delmsr Mortensen, in honor
Of ner sixth birthday.
Those who attended were her
grandmother, Mrs T. 4. Horten-
sen. Mrs. Arthur Spencer and 10
Ann: Mrs. Robert Miles and
Dickie. Mrs. Jack Slater and Diane
and Jackhn. Mrs Warren Brown
field. Janice and Ronald: Mrs
Harry Holden and Harry, jr Miss
Patsy Dahl. Miss Marjorie Void
and the honor guests small
brother. Sherwood.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-12
Exchange Nupiial Vows
In ST. Patrick

Wearing a charming white satin
princess style gown with a long
train and long. misty white veil,
held 10 her head with lilies of the
valley. Miss Nira Stuart, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. end Mrs. NJ. o. Stuart.
exchanged her wedding vows re-
Gently with Mr.. william Jasprics.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Jssprics.
The double-rinf ceremony took
place in ST. Patrick's church, with
Rev. A. l. Leshy officiating.
Sisters of the bride. Mrs. Lee
HIM and Miss Dorothy Mae Stu
art. were matron and maid of
honor. Mrs. HIM wore gown
~ blue msrquisette. and her sis
ter one Of pink. Mrs. NJ. Jasprica.
sister-in-lsw Of the bridegroom. in
blue net, and Miss Irma North in
yellow net were the bridesmaids.
All II the attendants wore circular
wells Of net matching their gowns
and held to their heads with lilies
~ the valley. Their colonial hou-
quets were Of pink sweetpess and
roses.
Little Jscoueline Jssprica. niece
of the bridegroom. was the flower
girl. wearing pink taffeta and car
rying sweetpeas and roses. Stuart
HIM. nephew Of the bride. wore
an eton suit Of blue corduroy and
carried the rings on a white satin
pillow. Miss Manley played the
organ and Mrs. Bagan sang sew
eral wedding songs.
Mr.. John Jssprica acted a. best
man for his brother. and Mr.. WILL
lam Kucher. Mr.. Erwin HIM and
Mr.. s. Csrevich were ushers.
Mrs. Stuart wore navy blue
redineote trimmed in white. and
"a orchid corssge. for her dsugh-
er's wedding. The bridegroom $
mother chose a black tailored suit.
and wore 4 similar eorsage.
For the reception in the home
II the brides parents. the COLA
fion table was decorated with pink
amid white roses and sweetpess.
Miss Marie Borovich. godmother
Of the bride. cut the cake. and
Miss Marsie Moeiler had charge
a. the guest book.
Departing for a trip TO Seaside.
Ore. Mrs. Jssprioa wore beige
dress with brown accessorie. and
. eorssgs Of orchids. Upon their
return. the new home Ia TO be
established in the Pennington.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-12
Receive Congratulations
On Birth Of Son

Mr.. and Mrs william n.
Rottcher Of University Place are
receiving congratulations on the
recent birth Of s son in Tacoma
General hospital The new baby
is being welcomed by a brother.
Richard. who shares the same
birthday. and = sister. Laurel sue
Grandparents are Mr.. and Mrs. W.
A. Straight and Mr.. John Bottcher
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-12
Receive Congratulations
On Birth OF Son

A son. Linn Brandt. was horn
July 2 10 Mr.. and Mrs Russell
Gordon Peterson of Fircrest in
Tacoma General hospital. Paternal
grandparents welcoming the little
boy are Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Peter
son Of Olympia. while Mr. and
Mrs Edward Daskam OF McKenna
are the maternal grandparents.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-12
Silver Wedding Anniversary
Is Celebrated by Friends

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred MeFadden
celebrated their 25th anniversary
last Saturday at Holy Cross hall,
where over 200 friends and rela-
tives gathered to honor them. The
evening was spent In dancing, and
hate supper was served. The
wedding took place in Tacoma in
1915. and the home has been In
this city ever since.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-12
Fiffieth Anniversary
Marked eY Lutheran Church

In observance ~ the 50th ami
vsrssry If Our Sawor's Lutheran
church recently. weekend ~
special events vas enjoyed ny
friends ard members ~ the church.
Or. Prsus Of DEBORAH. Ia was
the main speaker At 8 banquet on
Friday evening Or. Preus was
pss,or II the church from 1905
70 1911
For ths sunday morning ssrvirs
the RI Rev. y I. Foss gave the
address. Ar afternoon program
was presented. with greetings
from pastors 81 neighboring
churches. and the evening service
Was n musicale
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-12
Wedding DaY
Is Revealed
ee'roihal and Nupiisl Plans
Are Made Known 81 Party

6eirothal and Nuptisl Plans
Are Made Known 81 Party
Joining the ranks Of the
brides-to-be Is Miss Bessie Nc
Wicker. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. y. D. MeYicker OF So.
Asotin ST. At a birthday party
honoring Miss Wicker early
this week. she announced her
engagement To Mr.. Allyn
Charles Johnson. son Of Mrs.
Eva Cefro Of Tillicum, and
set Aug. , as the date.
A long. low bowl ~ snapdra CONS
and maiden hair fern, thanked ~
yellow candles In crystal holders
centered the lace covered COLA
ton table. on cake decorated
in chocolate and yellow was the
inscription "Bess and Budd Aug
2nd Assisting with the serving
were Mrs. T. Howard, Miss Ellen
McVicker. sister and Miss Bessie
Younger. aunt Of the bride-to-b DO
The evening was spent playing
games. with honors going 70 Mrs
Robert Beodecker and Miss Bsda
Erickson.
Those present included Mes
danes n. McVicker. Mike Cerro.
Donald Rayley. John Simons, Irv-
ing f. Howard. Robert Decker.
and the Misses Violet Michsud.
Ellen McVieker. Bessie Younger.
Reda Erickson. Rose Reda. Ann
Mccormick and Alta Ledhetter.
Both Miss McVicker and Mr.
johnson are graduates Of Lincoln
high school. The new home - 10
be established on American Lake
South at TtIlfcuno
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-12
Announce Engagement
Of Daughter

Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Pomerov are
announcing today tho engagement
Of their daughter, Miss Loris Edna
Pomeroy, TO Mr.. Jesse Lee Smith.
formerly Of Houston. Texas. now
NJ Long Beach. Calf. No definite
date has been set for the wedding
The hride-to-be Is a graduate OF
Stadium high school
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-12
Former "AIesandrians"
To Picnic in Seattle

The "Alexandrians, - formerly NJ
Minnesota. will meet for picnic
in upper Woodland park Seattle,
July 20 for basket luncheon at
1890 o'clock Coffee. sugar and
cream will he provided. All for
r'er "Alexandrians' are cordially
i1vited TO attend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-12
Writers Plan
PicnicSupper
Chapter VIII Meet July
Is ~ hcCIellsnd Home

Is ~ McCleHsnd Home
A special meeting Of the
local chapter Of the League
Of Western Writers. with a
picnic supper on the lawn. al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence f. McClelland IN
Steilacoom City. has be en-
scheduled for Friday evening.
July 25. by Mrs. II. r. Msybin.
chapter president.
Plans for the participation
ri Tacoma chapter in the Sc
attic convention and other
business will be taken up at
this meeting. The local chap
ter will DC hosts to the conven-
tion delegates for a trip to the
mountain IN Aug. 10. Speak
ers appearing at the conven-
ton will be announced later.
Members Of the local chapter
will b. interested 10 learn that the
desdline for submitting verse.
short stories and ons-aet plays IN
The Leagues prize award contest
has heen changed from July l to
July IS. Word of the postpone
ment of the closing date was re-
eeived by Mrs. Maybin this week.
Winning manuscripts will be
eclected by outside judges well
known in literary circles. and the
awards made 1T the Poets break
fast on the second day of the
league convention. All entries in
The contest should be sent 10 Mrs.
Charles Morris, 22s2 Franklin ave.
Seattle. and any member in good
standing may compete.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-12
enferfsins Friends al
Recent Luncheon

Miss Cleo May Yount enter
tanned q group Of her teen age
friends at a luncheon recently ut
the home Of her parents. Those
present were Virginia Ains. Ruth
and Della Rerwold, Msrsis Bunker.
Elizabeth Trussler and MsrRie
rhorsen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-12
Inst Nsls-Sieh. AiI-6e~s Fssii.s,
Liver Bile Flow
May Be Seanty


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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-12
UGLY SURFACE
SKIN DISORDERS


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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-12
To Picnic Sunday

Members Of the Tacoma Cana
dian Legion and its auxiliary will
gather for = picnic AZ Trout lake
on Sunday as previously planned.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-12
Return From Holiday
In Vancouver, B. c.

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert hantsr
spent a .hort holiday N Van
oouver. =. G.. reesntly where they
were registered st Sylvia Court.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-27
Local Guardsmen In
 Florida Assigned
Various Officers, Men Selected to Attend Various
 Military Schools of Special instructions

Many of the waterbury National 0uardsFnen at Camp Banding, Fla, have been assigned to various schools and courses for special tn- struction, according to word from the camp. On completion of their courses, the men will serve as in. structors for other groups which will be formed.
 Capt. William Deadly, acting coT1- mayader of the second battalion, i02d infantry, has been assigned to courses on military law and com. bat orders. Lieut.. William St. John, adjutant, has been assigned to the intelligence school.
 Other guardsn1en have been as. signed as follows:
 Headquarters Dept, 2d Bn.: Com. municatiogs school, Corp. A. P. Douglas; armorer and artificer's school, Corp. R. J. Coyle; map and aerial school, Sergt. 0. Y. Beng ston; grenade school, Lieut.. E. w. Bakewell; chemical warfare school, Corp. Julius Albano; supply school, Corp. R. J. Coyle.
 Go. ': Gal. 30 rifle school, Lieut.. J. D. Woodilla; anti-tank defense school, Lieut. E. N. Conway; bayonet school, Lieut.. J. '. Monnerat: tech- nical and tactical, Sergt. w. C.. Moss; chemical warfare school, Corp. R. W. Conway; cooks and bakers school, Mess Sergt. J. F. Woods, Priv. 1st Cl. T. '. Nemence, Priv. J. B. Calca; music school, Priv. lst Cl. P. w. Beaudry, Priv. list Ci. P. R. Albino; armorer and artificers, Priv. 1st Cl. F. M. Mig. Morise; physical training, Sergt. E H. LaFrance; supply school, Sergt. F. J. Veillette; grenade, sergt. J. M. Benesevich; mortar 60 nm. school, Sergt. F. J. Rajotte.
 Go. r: Machine gun, Capt. W. A. St. Martin; engineering school, Lieut.. 0. A. Balanda; mortar 60 min., Lieut.. R. A. sheldrick; chem- ical warfare, Lieut.. c. A. Delinks; ari,aorer and artificers Priv. 1st Cl o. A. Crandall; cooks and bakers Mess Sergt. E. L. Hunt, Priv. 1st Cl F. T. Hennion
 Music school, Priv D. D. Taylor Priv. M. R. Fortin: supply, sergt H. A. Kron; rife 80 cal, Sergt. II 4. Meyer; grenade school, Sergt. P B. Plungis; bayonet, sergt w. B Paul: technical and tactical, Sergt II. r. Kennedy; chemical warfare Corp. Gilbert Backmar.
 Go. c: Technical and tactical Capt. P. A. Kelly; physical training Lieut.. Q. F. Duaphy; map ant aerial, Lieut.. J. M. Martin; pisto .4S caliber, Lieut.. T. P. Walsh; ar. nnorer and artificers, Priv. l Cl. L D. Rossi; cooks and bakers, Mess
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-27

sergt. J. W. LaChance, Priv. i Cl. r. J. Ryan and Priv. Cl. E. L.. Kahn.
 Music, Priv. 1 Ci. 0. E. Bradshaw and Priv. Cl. R. M. Crandall.
 Supply: Sergt. Irving Delaney; rifle 30 caliber, Sergt. P. c. Caru- sella; grenade, Sergt. I. L. Cooke: chemical warfare, Sergt. J. M. Hubbard; bayonet, Corp. P. E. Ziin- naruk; mortar 60 rnrn., Corp. L. G. Murray
 Co. { Machine gun, Lieut.. O. E. Espelin; supply officers school, Lieut.. H. J. Clancy; mortar .3l nm. Lieut.. W. M. Lee; motor transport, Corp. F. J. Houghton; music, Priv. R. A. Baker; Priv. P. W. Delgade.
 Supply: Sergt. E. l. Weir; ma- chine gun, sergt T. F. Wethered; i; Sergt. w. A. Carpenter.
 Mortar .3l mm., Sergt. A. J. Dery; chemical warfare, Sergt. w. A. Met esky; technical and tactical, Sergt. w. A. Carpenter; armorer and ar- tificers. Priv. Cl. N. M. Pease.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-27
Birthday Party


 Ernest Leonard of Clearview ave- nue, Wolcott, until recently, resi- dent of Waterville, was rendered a birthday party last evening, at the home of his daughter, and son.ill. law, MT. and Mrs. George Parker, of Harvard street.
 4 turkey supper was served and on the table as 8 centerpiece was Q three tier fruit cake, decorated with 06 candles of red, white and blue. The flowers on the table were red carnations, and the entire color scheme was carried out in the com. bination of red, white and blue. Mrs. Burton of Boyden street, and daughter of MT. and Mrs. Leonard, and also observed her birthday yeS- terday. There was another birthday cake in her honor.
 Those present were MT. and Mrs. Ernest Leonard. MT. and Mrs. Ever cit Cook, and daughters, June, Dor. othy and Shirley, MT. and Mrs. George Leonard, MT. and Mrs. Wil- bur Burton, MT. and Mrs. Vincent Leonard and daughter, Joyce. MT. and Mrs. George Parker and chil. dren, George, Jr., and Elaine, also MT. and Mrs. Ernest EverettS, of Cornwall. on the Hudson, who are visiting at the home of MT. and Mrs. Vincent Leonard. on Ashford street. Pictures of the group were taken by Arthur Twelves.
 Funeral services for Mrs. Cath erine E. Leisring, 73, of 225 Meri. den Road, who died at her home wednesday, will be held tomorrow afternoon at o'clock, from the Alderson Funeral Home, 70 Central avenue, with Rev. Roger Barney. rector of St. Paul's Episcopal church, officiating. Mrs. Leisring spent most of her life in Waterville. and was 6 member of St. Paul'S church. She was also member Of Womeu's Auxiliary ot the church
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-27
ORCHESTRA ATTENDS t CONCERT

St. Louis, Mo.--(UP)-The old saw about the postman taking Q walk on his day off held true again here, but in an entirely different occuptation. The touring Minne- apolis symphony orchestra attended a concert by the St. Louis sym phony orchestra in 6 body.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-27
Legislative NesOs
' Democrat T.eglsIatlve Reporter)

CBy Democrat Legislative RepOrter) State Capitol, Hartford, March 27-Products made by blind people of the state were on exhibition and on sale at the Capitol yesterday. The exhibit was sponsored by the state board of education of the blind.