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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-30
, MeKENNEY oN BRIDGE
''Exit Trouble" Reveals By WILLIAM E. MCKINNEY
 America's Card Authority
veals Weakness in Defensive Hand

Although women have done re- markedly well in major tournaments during the last year or SO, there are men who do not think women play as good bridge as men.
 Perhaps this accounts for the fact that in the mems pair champion ship this year, there was not only the largest entry in the history of the event, but practically every Life Master in the country participatd in the contest, which was won by Joseph E. Law and Sam Rossant of New York.
 Because of the tremendous a. mount of work involved in conduct ing a national tournament, I do not have an opportunity to payti- cipate in the events. Of course I always manage to assume my fay. orite role of kibitzer now and then.
 was watching Lee Hazen of New York, who won the world cham pionship Masters Individual last April, when he and his partner got into a small slam contract on to- days hand. As Hazen's left-hand opponent lost a trick every time he was on lead. I could not help but remark that if he could have been put in the lead three times, Hazen should have made seven.
 Looking at all four hands, you can see the declarer should lose a trick in each suit. But East believed West might have a singleton or void in cluhA His thoughtless lead
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-30
EVENING CLASSES ENROLMENT HIGH
Citizenship Course al Crosby for Foreign
 BOrns Most Popular

Enrolmlent In all the classes of- fered in the city's evening schools. which started last evening. Is quite satisfactory, according to pr. John c. 0ilmartin, assistant superin. tendent of schools, although oftlcial figures on attendance will not be available for c week.
 Registrations were particularly high in the Americanization classes for which all aliens are available, but the other special eighth grade and high school courses offered also attracted number of students which compares favorably with last years enrolment.
 The most popular of all classes were those in the citizenship course ct Crosby High school, which is re- Stricted to those foreign-born resi-. dents wo are waiting for their sec- ond papers, and within 90 days of naturalization.
 Evening school classes will be held at the three high schools and at Duggan and Webster grammar schools Monday. Tuesday, Thurs day and Friday evenings from 2 to 8 o'clock.
 Mfr. Gilmartin expressed satlsfac- ton that there were so many per. sons in the city holding jobs in the daytime, and yet eager enough for education to attend evening school sessions.
 Refresher courses for young men aspiring to become flying cadets will henceworth meet i've times weekly till the examination Nov. 12..
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-30
Personal
Irene OConnor
 Guest At Party

Miss Trens 0'Ccnnor was the guest Of honor at c currency shower given at Mecca's Restaurant by Miss Pauline Barret of Willow street.
 Those attending: Isabel Lovely, Florence Bowman, Anna Goulet, Sylvia Simmons, Rose Giampolo, Bertha Swift, Helen Povilaitis, Helen Boxx, Helen Desjardins, Jes- sic Kruse, Olga Rosato, Gladys Beauchaine, Clara Barisani, Kay Grimm, Josephine Pistiili, Judy Pe- vero6, Florence Zello, Mary Mascia, Edna Pixley, Edith Rinaldi, Helen Vaitekaitis, Anna Pioninotto, Mary Mclean, Annette Snypes, Libera Vaccaro, Helen Donnelly, Mary Mangini Audrey Blair, Martha Case, Cell Poirier, Rose Sitar, Florence Passenger, Betty Cooney, Anna Miller, Alice Litalien, Anna O'Brien, Agnes Guerrero, Florence Yuskus, Anna George, Helen Griffin, Florence D'Arnico, Mary Denze, Lucelle Laliberte, Gertrude Lauria, Lillian Chipman, Dolores Duhamel, Mary Heardo, Sally D'Andria, Lena Mastriano, Christine Maiorano, Am na Skehan, Antoinette Mastriano, Minnie Clover, Viola Callahan, Marie ePterson, Mae Gunshanan, Ann O'Connor, Mildred Lanouette, Jennie Morea, Corrine Fede, Mary Lesnikoslkl, Betty Barrett, Pauline Barrett, Mrs. O'Leary, Eska Hanson.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-30
Weddings
Weddings
sALVATORE-COVTFLIO

The wedding of Miss Angela Marie Coviello, daughter of Mrs. Theresa Coviello of Fuller Street to Paul Salvatore, Jr., son of Paul E. Salvatore of Congress Avenue took place on Saturday morning.
 The ceremony was performed at 9 o'clock at the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes, which was decorated with roses, pompoms, and Chrysan- themums.
 Miss Gloria Salvatore attended as maid of honor with Miss Phyliss Dondonley and Miss Felicia Fascia as bridesmaids. Victor Croce served as best man, with Thomas Colasanto III, and Edward Cocchiola ushering.
 The bride was gowned in Blush Pink, the pleated bodice having @ sweetheart neckline. Corded lacing trimmed the leg-o-mutton sleeves from elbow to wrist. The bouffant skirt terminated in e long train. A tiara of lilies of the valley caught her full length veil which was also trimmed with lilies. She carried . white prayer book marked with orchids, and streamers of stephan otis.
 The attendants wore identical gowns, the maid of honor in Aqua marine stardust; one bridesmaid in orchid, the other in maize. The gowns were fashioned with fitted bodices having heart shaped neck lines, and elbow length sleeves. The skirts ended in short trains. The maid of honor wore an aqua plum from which was draped Q silver shoulder veil; and carried Colonial bouquet of roses. The tiara of each bridesmaid consisted of rose buds, from which was draped Q shoulder veil to match the gown. Each car- ried Q Colonial bouquet of Queen Mary roses.
 The couple left for trip to Wash ington, D. O., and Virginia.
 The bride is a graduate of Leaven- worth High School, and attended the Perry School of Business. The groom is an alumnus of Crosby, and attended Junior College in Bridge- port.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-30

The Waterbury Council of Catholic Women will sponsor Q card party and fashion show on "wednesday evening, october 20, at the Waterbury Catholic High School Auditorium. Plans for the affair were completed last night at @ committee meeting.
 Mrs. George Goggin, general chairman, will be assisted by the following members:
 Fashion Show-Miss Agnes Fitz- patrick, Miss Edna Maloney, and Miss Mary K. Finnan; Tickets: Miss Catherine Maloney, Miss Lucy BOwes, Miss Helen Hogan, Miss Margaret Tehan, Mrs. Wilfred Rochon, and Miss Margaret Leary; Prizes: Mrs. Martin Tehan, Miss Catherine Connors, Miss Helen Mcdonald, Miss Sally Bergin, and Mrs. Joseph A. seery; Tables and Chairs: Miss Mollie OConnor, Miss Helen Egan, Mrs. Albert Centerbar, Miss Frances Courtney, and Mrs John White.
 A donation from the proceeds will be given to the ChaplainS Aid Association connected with the Defense Work Program.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-30
Pre-Nupti0L Party
 For Aln1a Squires

' Miss Marie Chernesky and Miss Nellie Chernesky entertained with a currency shower in compliment to Miss Alma Squires who is to be Gnarired on Saturday to Victor Cher ] nesky.
 Their guests included Mrs. Vincent Crary, Mrs. Van Palmer, Mrs. Della Akerman, Mrs. Walter Wasil, Mrs. Albert Rush, Mrs. Anna Namura, Mrs. Adele Brodeur, Mrs. Harvey Woisard, Mrs. Margaret O'Loughlin, Mrs. Rose Frlgiani, Mrs. Vincent Daly, Mrs. K. Pranulis, Mrs. Peter Barbieri, Mrs. Gemma Masone, Mrs. Ann Wisneski, Mrs. Sadie Miller, Mrs. Charles Edwards, Mrs. Ange- line Mascia, Mrs. Mary Spino, Mrs. Mary Squires, Mrs. William Squires, Mrs. Doris Nygard, Mrs. Mary Greenwood, Mrs. Joseph Covello, Mrs. Jennie Perugini, Mrs. R, O. Connell, Mrs. Josephine Montville, and the Misses Shirley Morse, Kath- leen Coakley, Catherine sheehan, Ann Lovallo, June Brown. Julia Bulertch, Edith Polo, Catherine Pe- trauslsAs, Albina Petrauskas, Dorothy Kennedy, Elizabeth Clark, Evelyn Grundy, Nellie Krivinskas, Gen. evieve Padlaski, Elizabeth Toole, Pauline Sayles, Peggy Subach, Nella ukauskas, Constance Katilus, and Ruth Holmes.
 MT. and Mrs. John s. Aubrey have returned from their wedding trip, and are now residing on Co., lumbia Boulevard. Mrs. Aubrey is the former BettSey Buckley
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-30
Democratic Club A rranges Tea

The Democratic Women's club of Prospect held a meeting last night at the home of Miss Harry Coughlin of Morris road. Plans were completed for 6 Tea to be held on Saturday, october 1, at Mrs. Cough lin's home.
 Mrs. William Driscoll, president of the new club, presided at the meeting which was well attended. Membership rolls are still open. It is the hope of the officers that all Democratic women of Prospect will join the organization.
 Among the invited guests for the first social event of the club are: Mrs. Robert A. Hurley, wife of the governor; Mrs. Chase Going Wood. house, secretary of state, and Mrs. Jane Egan of west Haven, state central committee woman for the i4th senatorial district.
 County officers of the New Ha- ven Federation of Democratic Wo- mems clubs, as well as representa- tive Democratic women from Wa. terbury, Naugatuck, and other valley towns are expected to attend the tea,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-30
AuxiliGry Installs
 Officers In Church

On October a the Clarence c. Davenport auxiliary will install It's newly elected officers. Mrs. Mae Hoffman, chaplain, will preside at the ceremonies to be held in Trim ity church.
 The members to be seated are: Miss Harryet Therktldsen, presi- dent; Eunlce Therkildsen, junior vice president: Mae Hoffman, chap- lain; Sylvia Durban, patriotic !n- structor; Edith Rosengrant, his- torian; Florence Hoffman, conduc- tor; Catherine Lyman, assistant conductor: Mary Jane Loomer, guard; Nellie Durban, assistant guard; Laura Dutton, treasurer, and Mildred Burritt, secretary.
 Mae Hoffman, Laura Dutton and Edith Rosengrant were named to the Armistice day parade commit tee, by the newly.elected presi- dent.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-30
Associates Fete
 Helene Koslosky

Miss Helene Koslosly of Hauser street was feted last night by her associates of the Chase Brass @ Copper company with c miscel- laneous shower given at the Chase Country club.
 Among those attending were:
 Olga Skuba, Jane Phelan, Qilda Basile, Mildred Hansen, Rose Cir isl, Ruby Solomon D. Woods Bald win Jeanette Daury, Juliette La Riviere, Agnes Duncanson, Doro- thy Calhoun, Marie Urso, Helen Reilly, Grace Townsend, Gladys Loether, Edna Matthews, Patricia Alishausky, Elsie c. Beck, Eleanor Rameikas, Hazel Carlson, Marion Widman, Helen ?. Reinhard, Yvette LaVallee, Olga P. French, Laura Camissa, Catherine Sutton, Hen- rietta Jentoch, Madeline Bolger, Grayce Marafino, Virginia N. Krieg, Rita Cantin, Gertrude Houlihan, Bette Rich, Pauline Austin, Edna Kott, Katherine Grove, Betty Rag owski, Lucielle Long, Marie OBrien, Regsi Farr, Alice Rempfer, Phyliss Crafa, Catherine Long, Mary Me- Cartry, Molly Burns, Cell Collins, Jeanette Chambers Mary Cronin, Mollie Calhoun Miriam Gaugler, Edith wilson, Helen Mulvey, Mrs. J. A. Turley, Peg Sullivan, Cert Stephens, Marian Martino, Mabel Bristol, Gen Phelan, Mary Joy, Gerda Schissler.
 Louise Bowkett, Helen Lynch, Bet ty Sheehan, Marie Roberts, Lorraine Painter, Emily Schmollinger, Yfenc Roach, Frances Green, B. J. FlinteF, Mary Birmingham, Marie Egaa, Al Laurenaeau, Anna Skuba, Emilio Wall, Nora Lonergan, Ann Noonan, Mary Kenny, Marion Mcintyre, Ed. na Bosnian, Margaret Brennan, Pauline Haller Burns, Ruth Parsons, Rose Di Lauro, Grace Kelly, Angie Ciano, Peggy McNally, Emma l.. Culbert, Helen o. Bocchiccio, Alice Richmond, Mary Corti, Lillian Stevens, 8. Dolores Paoloni, Jane Cunningham, Mary Tolletti, Rose Grove, Louise A. Delaney, Marie Watson, Michele Di Biase, Helen Joyce, Nellie Duggan, Abbie M. Rielly, Alice 0. Walsh, Viola M. Flowers, Winona Osgood, Helen M. Pagano, Selma Alexander, Mary Alibauskas, Edith M. Pinter, Anne E. Sullivan, Lillian Micuta, Nancy Leonard, Al Gerardi, Gladys Fox, Irene Conda, Marion oroth, Marion Kravitz, Helen David, Elaine Ro- berts, Irene Richards, Julia shugrue Evelyn Rowley, Hilda Dressel, Shir- ley Rasmussen, Gertrude Shaney, Harriet Edelberg, Mary I. Abriola, Kay Rabushko, Polly Wilcox, Evelyn Alexander, Peggy Freney, RoSanne Arcovia, Julie M. Merluzzi, Peggy Koch, Frances Laccone, Marjorie sesselman, Doris Weiss, W. Birxell, Ruth Lambert Fleming, Edith zeck Griska, Irene O. Ford, Sally Bernum Louise s. Hendricksen, Lois 0. Ploudre, Lillian W. Santopietro, Mary Fitzgibbons, II. G. Pinter, Florence Moriarty, Mary drout, J. E, England M. F. Fitzgerald, Virginia Hazen, Helen Latey, Pauline Bieelow Yae. ger.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-30
Couple United
 AtSt. Anthonys

Reverend Thomas Griffin offlcla- ted yesterday morning at the w8d- ding of Miss Helen Q. Hnrtneee daughter of the late MT. and MxA John Hartnett of Bridge Street t0 William Parkinson, son of 19r. end Mrs. Finton Parkinson of Prospect,
 The ceremony was performed at eight o'clock at St. Anth0nyaa Church, Prospect, with Miss Mag xA Hartnett attending as her sistersD maid of honor, and Frank Parkin- son, brother of the groom. as best man.
 The bride wore 6 suit of Soldier Blue Wool trimmed with Blue VeA- vet and 0 hat to match. A garden corsage completed her costume. Inc maid of honor was dressed In a gray wool costume with velvet trimming, a corresponding hat, end carried Briarcliff roses.
 Areception followed ct the Hopper Kettle, from which the couple left for an unannounced wedding trip On their return MT. and Mrs. Pare kinson will reside on Summit Road Prospect.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-30
Contract Bridge
CORNELL CLUB

Scorers in the Monday afternoon tournament under the direction of Mrs. J. 0. Moriarty included: North- South, Mrs. Norman Cables, Mrs. William Reynolds, i29; Mrs. Thomas Bane, Mrs. Joseph Wolff, IA; East- West, Mrs. William Petitjean, Mrs. Eugene Dolaerty, l26; Mrs. Asa York, Mrs. Josephine Reilly, il3A.
 The official standing is: Mrs. Cables, Mrs. Reynolds 235h; Mrs. Doherty, Mrs. Petitjean, 209; Mrs. Ferry, Mrs. Conlong tied with Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Parton, 106.
 Scores in the Monday evening tournament were: North South, Mrs E. Caul, Mrs. s. Cocchiola, 64h: Mrs. Louis Bachus, Miss Margaret Mitchell, 6i: Mrs. William Murphy, Miss Mildred Holland, 68: Mrs. Harry VanHorsten, Mrs. J. Lawlor 66h.
 The official standing is: Miss Hol- land, Mrs. Murphy 164A; Mrs. Reush, Mrs. Roy l60; Mrs. Bachus, Miss Mitchell l66h; Mrs. Gunsalus, Mrs. Thornley tied with Mrs. Me- Nulty, Mrs. Heebner, i62.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-30
Reception Held
 At Kirschbaun1 s

Mir. and Mrs. Louis r. Kirsch- baum of Meriden road entertained on Sunday afternoon at their home with a reception in honor of their daughter and son -in-law, MT. and Mrs. Robert Stone, Jr.
 Among their guests were MT. and Mrs. Robert O. Stone, Sr, Miss Bar- bara Stone, Paul McAlenney, Miss Katherine McAlenny, Mrs. Samuel Walsh, of Waterbury, Mrs. Edith Stone, MT. and Mrs. Harry Nor ris, Eugene Harrison, Mrs. Kenneth Krimer, Kenneth Krimer, Jr., all of Danbury; Mrs. Christine Bailey of Pelham New York; Mir. and Mrs. Leon Balcom, Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Mir and Mrs. Frank Johnson, MT, and Mrs Daniel Kemp, Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Lee, Mrs, Mildred Evans, Mrs. Frank Hodson, Mary Hodson Helen Mccarthy. Vir@nia Lee Mrs. Helen Maloney, Louise Morris, Mir. and Mrs. Franklyn Johnson, Miss Constance Linskey, Naugatuck, Conn, MT. and Mrs. Francis Garrity and family, Wa terbury, Conn; Robert Johnson, Waterbury, Conn.,; Mrs. John Kirschbaum, Waterbury, Conn: Anna Kirschbaum, Dr. and Mrs. Edward H. Kirschbaum, Ruth Kirschbaum, Ann Kirschbaum, Ned Kirschbaum. Dr. and Mrs. Orpheus J. Bizzozero and family, MT. and Mrs. Karl Kirschhaurn, MT. and Mrs. Frank Huber, MT. and Mrs. Herman Huber, MT. and Mrs. John Harms and family, Crane Huber.
 Wade Huber, MT. and Mrs. Err. est Bartsch, Helen Bartsch, Mir. and Mrs. Anton Krulish, MT. and Mrs. Frank Adamek, MT. and Mrs. Jo- seph Adamek, MT. and Mrs. George Dunn, John Dunn, MT. and Mrs, Henry Anderson and family, Mir, and Mrs. William Barlow, Nancy Barlow, Kenneth Brown, MT. and Mrs. Robert BoweS and family, Elin Carlson, Leo Curley, Claire Curley, Leona Curley, Cornelia Curley.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank T. Driscoll, Helen Descoteaux, Frank Downey, Kathleen Calvin, Mrs. John Eich- mann, Peter Eichman, MT. and Mrs. Isadore Greenblatt, MT. and Mrs. Morris Griner, MT. and Mrs. Rus- sel Hickman, Peggy Howard, Beu- lah Hull, MT. and Mrs. John Kelly, Mrs. Margaret Kenny, MT. and Mrs. Jean Kaiser, MT. and Mrs. Adolph Krieger, MT. and Mrs. Abraham Kuperman, Mir. and Mrs. Lazarus Kuperman, Mir. and Mrs. Miles Mc- Niff, Jr., Helene Parker, MT. and Mrs. William J. Pape MT. and Mrs. Hyman Ross, MT. and Mrs. Fred Reich, MT. and Mrs. George Reed, Robert Reed, MT. and Mrs. Frank Slomowitz, MT. and Mrs. Hans Stockman and daughter MT. and Mrs. Robert Strisik, James Tyrell, Eleanor Leahey, Robert Turnbull, Jean Turnbull.
 Frederick c. Turnbull, Roland Turnbull, MT. and Mrs. Walter Thom, MT. and Mrs. Leland Tufts, MT. and Mrs. Stanley Watts, Mar tin Whalen, Ann Kenny, Jean Ryan, New York City; Helen Alex ander, Park Ridge, N. J.; Muriel Kramer, Plainfield, N. J.; Janet Oppenheimer, Scarsdale, N. r.; Hazeldean Gordon, Spencer, West Va; Cicely Holt Peekskill, N. r.; MT. and Mrs. Vernon Sisson, Phila- delphia, Penn: MT. and Mrs. Al. bert Ayen, Holyoke, Mass; Mrs. Harry Gochee, Hartford, Conn.,; Dora Gochee Florence Hepp, Vir- ginia Boyd, MT. and Mrs. Al Smith, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Burns, Bris- tol, Conn: Edward J. Kirschbaum, Charles Adamek, MT. and Mrs. Louis F. KirSchbaum.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-30
Personal

MT. and Mrs. Lawrence Turcotte of Oak street announce the birth of Q daughter. Marlyn Ann, on Sep- tember 27 ct St. Mary'S hospital.
 Miss Gertrude Rose of Spring street has returned from Q cruise to Havana, aboard the 8. g. Shawnee. Miss Alice Viellette of Spring street and Miss Beatrice B!ngnann Of Syl- van avenue were in New York to attend the sailing.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Tangney of Baldwin street announce the birth of 6 son, September % ct St. Mary's hospital. Mrs. Tangney is the for- imer Louise Kurtz,
 Mrs. John Shearon of Washing. ton street has been entertaining MT. and Mrs. Frank Mellon of Thomp- sonville.
 MT. and Mrs. A. R. Isham of Windsor street have been entertain ing MT. and Mrs. Clarence IshaYn of New York City.
 Announcement has been made of the birth of Q daughter. Lynne Barbara, on September 20 ct St. Marys hospital, to MT. and Mrs. Howard w. Andrews of East Main street. Mrs. Andrews is the former Eleanore Whitright.
 Mir. and Mrs. Mel J. Buiger of Highland avenue recently enter tained MT. and Mrs. Martin Hogan and MT. and Mrs. John H. Bulger of Putnam.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-30
UNION CITY GIRL
 GETS BOSTON JOB

Naugatuck, Sept. 30--A farewell party was held recently for Miss Madeline Chimielinski of Union City, who is being transferred from the local U. s. Rubber footwear of- flee to the office of the Boston division of that firm. The party was at the Elton, Waterbury, and the Misses Alice Chmielinski, Jeanne Dibeau and Josephine Pettinichi were hostesSes.
 Those attending included: The Misses Mary zapatla. Helen Mack, Eva Gelgauda, Margaret O'Connor Virginia Zapatka, Genevieve Kudz- ma, Helen Larson, Jane Wojack, Ruth Conway. Pauline Storke, Jose phine Caruso, Marie Damiani, Helen McClean, Helen zaputha, Helen Chmielinski, Eleanor Estes, Mar jorie Estes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-30
Santa Maria Party
 At Elton Tomorrow

Arrangements has been completed for the Fall Fashion Show and Card Party to be sponsored tomorrow night by the Santa Maria Circle, Daughters of Isabella, ct the Hotel Elton.
 Mrs. Adolphus Bedore, general chairman, is being assisted by the following members:
 Reception, Mrs. Mary O'Rourke: 1: regent; Mrs. Margaret 0reaney, past regent and Mrs. Julia Delaney, chancellor.
 Fashion show: Mrs. Omer Proul and Mrs. Frank Dutil.
 Tickets: Miss Marjorie Quilter, Miss Mildred Mcdovern, Mrs. Henry Hayden, Mrs. George Miller and Mrs. Joseph Candy.
 Table and door prizes: Miss Helen Quilter, Miss Josephine Filipone and Mrs. George Beckley.
 Favors and tallies: Mrs. Edward Lalnontagne, Mrs. George Ayotte, and Mrs. Benjamin EAvalee.
 Publicity: Miss Margaret Fra geau,
 Mrs. O'Rourke is chairman of the reception committee and Mrs. Quil- ter of the prize committee.
 A BIG BOY NOW
 Billy Halop plays his first grown up role in ''Blues in the Night"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-30
Beth Israel Meeting
 Thursday EUenins

The regular meeting of the Daughters of Beth Israel will be held at eight o'clock on Thursday, october 2 at the Waterbury Hebrew Institute.
 An interesting program has been arranged by Mrs. Joseph Reiner and Mrs. D. K. Lerner, Mrs. Max Matzkin will give 6 reading Plans will be completed for the bridge and mahjong to be held on October '.
 Following the business meeting, refreshments will be served.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-30
Guest Entertained
 At G0rrigus Home

The members of her Bridge club and . group of friends feted Mrs, Matthew Donnelly at surprise party ct the home of Mrs. John Qarrigus of Meriden road.
 Prizes were awarded to Mrs. J. Klitka, Miss Sally Cough and Mrs. Charies-H. Tyreli.
 Among the guests were Mrs. John E. Carlson, Mrs. Albert 4. Affeldt, Mrs. Robert Grant, Mrs. Kenneth Tooker, Mrs. Milton Reed, Mrs. Wil- liam Kntka, Mrs. Charles Gibson and Mrs. William Dumschatt.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-30
WOMEN'S MISSION
 WILL END SUNDAY

4 mission for children of SS. pe- ter & Paul parish opened this af- ternoon. It is being held in con- junction with a two weeks mission for women and men of the par- isn, which is now under way.
 The women's mission ended Sum- day afternoon. The mems mission began Sunday night and will be brought to close next Sunday afternoon.
 The mission services are being conducted by Fathers Gilligan and Madden, O. P.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-30
LILY OF VALLEY

New officers of Loyal Lily of :he Valley lodge will be installed ct c meeting ct 8 o'clock Wednesday night ct Mechanics hall. Deputy Mrs. Sarah Crosley of Bridgeport will officiate ct the induction. Those members who are to take part in exer .'lifying the scarlet degree are asked to meet at the hall at 2 o'clock,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-30
HOPEVTLfE CEUM

Mrs. Joseph MonneraS, chairman of the Welfare Committee of tho Hopeville Community club, will prs- side at the regular monthly Ineetinm of that group, to be held Thufs. day evening at o'clock. ct the home of Mrs. Ida Alkins. 1TzI 1ald- win street. All members are urged to be present.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-30
Engagements
CoHEN-NTRKA

Mrs. Mary Galaida Nirka of Wilkes Barre, Pa, and Prospect, announces the engagement of her daughter, Miss Helen Clare Nirka to Jerome Harold Cohen, son of Louis H. Cohen of New York city.
 Miss Nirka IS & graduate of Coughlin high school, Wilkes Barre, and Is associated with the Benrus Watch Go. MT. Cohen attended the Evandar Childs high school and the New York School Of Printing. He is employed at the American Brass Go.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-30
FILM PROVES roo RHAL

Albany, N. Y.-(UP)- An open air theater at nearby East 0geen- bush closed its season abruptly while showing . motion picture, 'The Rains Vame." A wind and rainstorm wrecked the huge screen of the outdoor "Auto Vision The ater." V.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-30
STOPS PAN

Glenn Fords nose was fractured in one scene in "Go West, Young Lady," when Penny Singleton &C., cidentally hit him in the face with a skillet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-30
AKl0S4 VKl062 %AS Alo42

of the ten gave up the stopper.
 Hazen (North) won and led trumps East won the second round and now tried a low heart, giving up a second trick when Hazen play ed low from dummy and won the jack with the queen. The third trick was picked up by Q squeeze in spades and hearts against East. Hagen readily guessed that East held the spade king because Of his ''exit trouble"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-30
SAVES SOUVENIRS

Rit Hayworth likes Q souveniI from every picture she works in
 During "You,l Never Get Rich" her new Columbia musical with Fred Astaire, she asked for and got a pair of her famous partners shoes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-30

The common name for the Zo- diac sign of Leo is the lion.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-30

A BIG BOY NOW Billy Halop plays his first grown up role in "BlueS in the Night"
Evening star., 1941-08-09

(See STARR, Page B-6.)