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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-17
Pre-NuptiGl Party
 GiOen Mary StGngo

Miss Mary stango was the guest of honor ct 0 shower given recently at Bosco's Flower Grill by Mrs. Gertrude Rizzo, Florence RiEzo and Mrs. Charles Negaro.
 Among those present were Oar" mello Coscia, Georgette Brodeur, Mrs. Kenneth Smith, Sue Caseer- tano, Theresa and Rose Tellerico, Mrs. Anthony Ceviello, Mary Bore Qizzi, Martha Iannucci, Mrs, John Lee, Mrs. Prank Place, Margaret Ursini, Mrs. Thomas I2zo, Mrs, L.. Martone, Rose Ragaiia, Mrs. John santilli, Marie Caio, Mary Croce, Vito Sctascia, Constance Ciaccio, Mary Gigante, Claire Diana, Sue Manzuell, Mrs. Rocco DiDonato, Mrs. Sophie F'azzinok, Mrs. Lucy santelli, Mrs. Paul LaRosa, Mrs Nicholas Scarino, Mrs. Eva Civitello, Mrs. Kirby, Mrs. Helen Faulhaber, Mrs. Patrick Coscia, Mrs. Emil Ca- ruso, Mrs. Lillian Pelose, Mrs. Car- incline Vairo, Mrs. Frederick DaviHlo, Lucy DeAngelo, Mrs. John Sullivan, Mrs. c. Marangio, Mrs. Bertha Op. lanik, Mrs. Joseph Carusello, Mrs. James Hayes, Mrs. Catherine San- tor Ali. Mrs. Frank Cucolo, Mrs. John Ricupero, Mrs. John Zampino Mrs. John Muccino, Mrs. Martin Minnella, Ann McGrath, Peggy Tan. nueci, Angela Iaiennaro, Mrs. Mary palletta.
 Mrs. A. Arlsca, Mrs. Carl Davino, Florence RizZo, Mrs. r. Veneziano, Mrs. charles Negaro, Mrfs. Angelo Ariola, Celestine Davino, Josephine Davino, Mrs, Frances Bombaci, Mrs. Mary Porta, Mrs. Mary Periello, An- geloa Torra, Lena Torra, Minnie Hayes, Mrs. Ernest Manzolli, Mrs, Annette Davino, Mrs. Philip Civiello, Mrs. Bee trice Davino Mrs. Rowland Masse, Pauline Pilla, Mrs. Anthony Iaiennaro, Mrs. Lucy Vasquez, Mrs, Frances Ciarcia, Mrs. Lena Gainbini, Mrs. Angie Gambini, Mrs. Ann Ci- arcia.
 Mrs. Ralph Hanson, Dinah Davino, Mrs. Anna Perratti, Mrs. Mary Pe- rillo, Mrs. Katherine Sunderland Mrs. Claude ixZo, Mrs. Gertrude Rlzzo, Anna Davtno, Mrs, Dena Kais- CT, Mrs. Frank Croce, Mrs, Paul Ricupera. Mrs. Pauline GozZo, Mrs Paul Rubera, Mrs. Anthony Pagli- ano, Mrs. Jogeph Fana, Mrs. Ans nette Clarcai, Mrs. Lillian Coscia Mrs. Jane Negaro. Mrs. Joseph RI. cupera, RiOcia Muccino, Angeline F'aiia, Mrs. charles Ciprlano. Jr., Jo. 'eph Croce, Josephine Marzano, Mrs Theresa Suprenant, Mrs. Donald Parisi.
 Mrs. zigmond Yejack, Mrs. ElInar. ino Polci, Mrs. Joseph Negaro, Mrs Louis Basile, Mrs. Jennie Vastola, Mrs. Michael Croce, Ann Mihaldo, Mrs. Josephine Della Penna, Ruth Walsh, Mrs. Ruth Ciarcia, Mrs. J, St. John, Ann Bombasi, Mrs. Phil Ciarcia, Mrs. Theresa DePaolo, Mrs, Mary Hayes, Mrs. Mary NegaTo Cos cia, Mrs. Fedela Potzella, Mrs. Sarah Battaglia.
 Mrs. Angeline Cipranio, Mrs Mamei walsh, Grace Fontana. Mrs, Laura Esposito, Mrs. Peter Daddona, Mrs. Brucaso, Mrs. Jo-eph Cortez Mrs. Daniel Turro, Mrs. Angelo Flu oco, Mrs. Anthony GenoveSe and Mrs. Theodore Cipalone.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-17
Weddings
Miss MnryMurpIiy Becomes
 Bride OF Leo Clement Fox

flclated as the couple exchanRea their nuptlal VOWS at nine o'clooE before the altar of the fmmaculate Conception church. A prokuslon ok white ehrysant nthemums with ponfe poms and palms made an attractive floral settling for the ceremony ana nuptlAl mass during which Rrofese sor F. F. Harmon played a special musical program with Mrs, Kathere inc pape as soloiSt.
 The bride. the daughter og the late Jane and Michael Murphy, waa attended by her sister, Mrs, Thomas Lyons as matrou of honor. The groom, the son of Mrs. Elizabeth Fox and the late Peter Fox, had an his best man, his brother, Edward Fox.
 The frock of the matron of homer was styled with q bodice of Heaven Blue Velvet having heart shaped neckline; and Q bouffant skirt og lighter blue faille taifeta, She were a CRlot of Heaven Blue velvet with an ostrich plume of fuschia. ana carried spray of red roses with blue lace,
 A breakfast at the Hotel Elton foE the bridal party and members of their families was followed by Q fe- eeptien at the home of the Misses O'Bgien of Euclid avenue. Mrs. Fox, bother of the groom, received in Q costume of Grape wine crepe with Q hat to match, and . corsage of orchids,
 The couple left for O trip through the south, the bride wearing q cos- tune of cocoa brown trimmed with powder blue, Q hat of brown and rust, and Q eorsage of orchids,
 Upon their return Mir. and Mra. Fox will reside at IAS Dwight street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-17
PIT ASSOCIATION
 MEETS TOMORROW

Pupils of Bunker Hill school will describe their activities in comYnun- ity defense work, at a meeting oi Parent-Teacher's Association, to be held in the sewing room of the Bun- ker Hill school, tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock.
 As part of the same program, Mrs Ralph w. Darlington will speak briefly on Behind the Activities, and Miss Maude Dimmock will con- duct an informal discussion witf mothers on Should 6 Child Finish What He Begins"
 An important business meeting including complete discussion and vote regarding achievement tests will follow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-17
Personal
Warren Couple
 Feted At Home

Dr. end Mrs. Franklin A. warren were surprised on Saturday evening with 6 house warming party at their new home on Gaylord Drive. Cards and games were enjoyed and buf- let supper served after which the couple were presented with houa- hold gifts,
 Those attending were: MT. and Mrs. Lester Evans, MT. and Mrs. George Anderson, Mir. and Mrs. Carl Hassell, Mir. and Mrs Louis Keefer, Mir. and Mrs. Herbert Farnlof, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Clark, MT. and Mrs. Edward Hagen, MT. and Mrs. Charles Corcoran, pr. and Mrs. Glenn Jackson, pr. and Mrs. Carlton Warren, Miss Ruth Lundahl, and Richard Latifner.
 More than 800 Girl Scouts of Wa tkrbury and the vicinity are expect- ed to attend the annual Yule Log Blunt to be. held at Camp Wequa- pauset December 6, under the direc- ton of Miss Eleanor Smith. The members of the senior troops of the local council will make arrange meats for the hunt, in which the intermediate troops will participate.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-17
Cake Sale Wednesday
 By Visiting Nurses

The Visiting Nurses announced today that many cakes, pies, cookies are being made by Water hury's best cooks for the annual v, N. A. cake sale to be held Wed- nesday at Grieve, BisSet and Hol- lands. Miss Mary Farrar who Is in charge of the sale sad that SO many people entertain for Thanks giving that the food sale helps an- gwer the cooks problem. Anyone who is interested in sending food to the sale or in purchasing at the sale will help the Visiting Nurse association to build up It's Victoria Lienreich Memorial Fund.
 The interest from this fund oi money is used to give Visiting Nurse care to many people in this city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-17
CHRISTMAS PARTY
 WORKERS TO MEET

The Christmas party committed of the East End Community Club as named recently by President James J. Creem will meet tomorrow eve- ming at 500 o'clock at SS. Peter & Paul's school to discuss several plans for the annual party to be held next month. Eugene Sullivan, chairman of the membership drive, requests all captains and members of the committee to meet as the same time to make arrangements to close the drive before the holidays. All mem- hers who have not as yet made rec turns are requested to do 80 Tues day night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-17
2 SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mildred JarUis
 Presented Linen

Mrs. Uric Dionne entertained on Saturday night at her home on Col- umhia Boulevard with Q Linen shower In compliment to Miss Mil- dred Jarvis Of Rcseland avenue
 The refreBhment table was at- tracSiveiy decorated in c color scheme Of pink and blue.
 Among her guests were Mrs. Wai~ ter Jarvis, Mrs. Amanda Young, Mrs. Marie Cantin, Mrs. George 0uiihert, Mrs. '. ]. Vanasse, Mrs. o. II. Morin, Mrs. Lilly Young, Mrs. Lester Young, Mrs. Louis Johnson, Mrs. David Ford.
 And the Misses Marguerite Cam tin, Rita Cantin and Lois Candee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-17

two diamonds. South exited with a heart.
 Now declarer, having discovered thAt North had led from the king of hearts when he might have led the top of nothing in spades, switched his ideas and decided that North could not hold the queen of clubs. So he cashed the ace and king of clubs, hoping to drop the doubleton queen from South.
 The upshot of all this misguess- ing was that declarer made just nine tricks. At the other table of the match, West bid and played the hand normally and with c diamond opening lead, he made five-odd. His team won the match by 60 points just the margin of the two extra tricks.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-17
CORNELL CLUB

Scorers in the Friday afternoon tournament under the direction of Mrs. J. o. Moriarty included: north- south, Mrs. Thomas Collins, Mrs, Robert Treat, 90 i-2: Mrs. William Meister, Mrs. Gustave Schneider tied with Mrs. Harry Laudeman Mrs. Ida Birdsall, e7; east-west, Mrs A. 3. Weston, Mrs. '. c. Erk, e2; Mrs. A. B. Tinsley, Mrs. Paul Reusch, 90 Ia.
 The ofIlcial standing is: Mrs Laudeman, Mrs. Birdsall, 378: Mrs Schneider, Mrs. Meister, 375 i-2; Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. Parker, 366 Ia; Mrs. Easton. Mrs. Erk, S64.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-17

qowned in white this morning, Miss Mary Elizabeth Murphy ol Cooke street, became the bride of Leo Clement Fox of Rldgewood street. Her full length model oi crepe was fashioned with Q bolerc jacket outlined in white seQulns, and having Q row of tiny self but tons from the neckline to tho waist in the front. The long sleeves were fitted to the wrists. A cap of French net with seed pearls held her fin- gertip veil of tulle. She carried a spray of white roses with gardenias and sweet peas,
 Reverend William J, Fox of New Canaan, an uncle of the groom, of-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-17
FOUND AT HOME

Bob Eberly, featured singer with Jimmy Dorsey's orchestra in Para mounts "The Fleets h." failed to land a singing job in New York, hut hooked on with Dorsey who heard him sing at HooSic Falls, N. Y., his home town.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-17
Eastern Star Lodge
 Recsives Officers

Naomi Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, will be visited tomorrow night by Mrs. Mary Lear, worthy Grand Matron of the Connecticut Chapter with W. Raymond Ba!zar and other Grand officers,
 Mrs. Ruth B. Vining, worthy Ma tron and Merton Brown, worthy Pa- tron, will preside at the degrees to be exemplified. A dinner will be held at Temple hall. Reservations may be made with Mrs. Louis Wen- gel and Mrs. Frederick Margraff.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-17

The Bunker Hlll Parent Teachers association will meet Tuesday at D. m. in the Bunker Hill school sew- In room to hear pupils tell of defense activities in the community. Mrs. Ralph ". Darlington will speak on Behind the Activities" and Miss Maude Dimmick will conduct an inc formal discrssion on the topic "Should Q Child Finish What He Beglns?"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-17
Contract Bridge
ELTON CLUB

Scorers in the Friday afternoon tournament under the direction of Mrs. w. s. Smith included: north- south, Mrs. Edmund spicer, Mrs. E O. Hess, 70; Mrs. Earl Avery, Mrs E. Alderson, ee: east-west, Mrs. M A. Flammia, Mrs. Robert Gillson, 7l; Mrs. F. M. Main, Mrs. R. D, Schroe. der, 70.
 The official standing is: Mrs Philip Shalcr, Mrs. Homer Bernier 40a: Mrs. George Brennan, Mrs Frank Hess, 35s l-2; Mrs. Flammia Mrs. Hess, 358,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-17
Engagements
MAY-LYNCH

Mrs. Ellen McHr"'l cf To"-'' street annuonces the engagement and coming marriage ci . daughter, Eleanor Marie Lynch oi Woodbine street. to Frank T. May, son of Mrs. John :Isy of Oak street.
 The ceremony w'I' hn re~"e,''' 7 at nine o'clock on November 27 at the Church Of sts. Peer u.l4 ..-.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-17
Personal

MT. and Mrs. Frederick R. Kel- logg Of Prospect street have been entertaining MT, and Mrs, Charles Robertson of Huntingdon, l., l.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Com!Skey Of Jackson Heights, L, l., spent the week end at the home of Mir, Com isGey'S parents, Mir. and Mrs, Harry Comiskey of Gee street.
 MT. and Mrs. M. v. Blansfield of West Main street had with them for the week end, their sons, Mi- chael, a student at Cornell Univer- sity,. and Henry, . student at Dart mouth,
 MT. and Mrs, r. IT. Flynn and Mrs C. F. Judd Of this city have beer. asistered at the Hotel BlltmoFe in New York City,
 Included in the cast of the Brown University freshman play, "Rlders To The Sea-, presented last week, w"5 Charles ?. prmhieson Jr, son fl MT. end Mrs, Charles 2. Dum5le- on ef 72 Elmwood avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-17
P. K. L. CLUB

Miss Anna PaternostFo of Weed street recently entertained the P. K. L. Club, Refreshments followed the business meeting, Among those pres. ent were Mary Longo, Saeia LaEeslSi, Wanda LagesSi, Florence Kalp.n. Louise Longo, Anna PaternoStar, The next meeting will be held ah the home of Miss Staeia Lazeski
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-17

Poultry growers of Cuba want the government to help them raise hig- ger Gndw better chickens.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17
Disappointed at
l-osine Their Quarry

"Wally got one, ! think" he
says TO the S. L. I'VE went for
three more but lost them In the
Clouds"
He seems disappointed. He sits
there rigid. tense as wire. his eyes
as hard and cold as an old mans.
II touches your heart 10 think of
his years-and his mission in life.
He winces when you ask him
how many enemy aircraft he has
TO his credit.
"None for myself actually" he
says. "Only doubles-you know,
when we were all firing -"
Back in the hut you return in
time to see the boy with the oil
streaked face standing before the
intelligence officer. His hands are
clenched on his helmet and he is
saying almost unintelligibly "there
he was set up on my gun sights
like blooming decoy! There was
nothing to it! 1t was a bloody
cinch."
The intelligence officer smiles,
pats him on the shoulder and says:
go get yourself a drink, then
come back and tell me the de-
tails. Did you see him crash:
Did any one see him crash?
Come back later -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17
What's the Answer?

1.-The burning of Chaestown and the Battle of Bunker Hill
simultaneous occurrences during the Revolutionary
War; Where was Charlestown?
Time adopted by nearly all the countries of the
world has its base city in England lying at longitude
of hours minutes seconds Can you name
the city?
3The Mount Rushmore scupturng project located what
mountains?
Shortage of European wood has caused the
wood in America in the making of pipes you give the
French and English names of the European wood?
5Do the geysers of Yellowstone National Park eject hot
cold water?
6What the highest point in the United States reached
by railroad?
Can you locate the following places Thousand Islands
Ten Thousand Islands Valley of the Ten Thousand Smokes
Answers on Editorial Page
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17
Need Confederation
To Get Credit for Plane

The squadron leader takes me
away. On the drive to the Off
Ger mess fer lunch he explains:
$50 many of them think
they've got q plane. But with
cut confederation we can't give
them credit. Some one must see
that plane hit the ground before
we accept It,"
This squadron leader is an older
man, no longer in active service
and he feels the same pity of these
young killers that you do.
"They come to me sometimes"
he says. land confess that they
are afraid. They are ashamed of
this emotion and wonder what's
wrong with themselves. 1 have
20 explain TO them that II is the
I'lual thing, every one has IL.
One young chap across the way
here Is p2ralyzed with fright
every Hne he goes out-but he's
got Ave enemy planes to his
credit"
At lunch. at the long table,
Raj men drift in casually. Most
OF them eat in silence. Just a
word now and then.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17
Broadway Wiseeuy

LIE KNOWS the elements other people but in his world
they have different functions The air something you listen
for sketches speeches Water what they stocks
and fire is what performance misses He thinks skirt
isn't one-and when he talks of
key he fopshow He lives and and has his being
theater-town Things said and done
and him. him when the
show Try make him laugh for that matter He read
long he heard when still breaking in
ongies People telling story (which
his lngo usually bores, phones erques When
he he doesn't like pictures he movies not paintings
something plot musca1sAe
thing wagernakng make for bepacers He
that loud voice giving the secrets of pals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17
They Don't Want
America in War

At your end of the table the
officers question you about Amer
lea, her sympathies, the lend-lease
bill. And. for the first time you
hear the declaration that becomes
so familiar later, that THEY
DON'T WANT US IN THE WAR.
1t is a surprise to you.
The young pilot Wally comes in
now, the oil cleaned off his face.
his uniform immaculate. He is
still grinning. but quieter.
Don't know, yet" he says to
your query. But I'm sure I got
him :"
Look IN The Detroit Times
tomorrow for more exclusive
sketches and another uirid story
By Burris Jenkins Jr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17
The knowledge Test
BY DIR. SABINA II. CONNOLLY

In what country is a) Ankara, (b) Salonka (cl Dobra
How do you spell the word meaning female
graduates (b) one flower from bunch gadioli c)
plural of appendix.
What Anzac counter. hocLade the
Dalmatian Coast ~ -
You should be familiar with the of the new kings left
in the world What Of (a) king of Sweden (b)
king OF Bulgaria (cl king of Belgium.
When would ditto
Mhaf musicians first name Horatio (American). (b
1goF RUSSIAN Finnish
What the Greek equivalent the English letter given
IA b, (b) d. (cD K. .
Answers Editorial
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17
Scholarships Given
For Social Studies

Scholarships OF from SIS to S115
monthly for periods ranging from
five 10 II months have been
awarded by Detroit institutions 10
81 graduate students of social
work, Prof. Lent p. Upson- has
n ounced The scholarship
awards help pay the expenses OF
field work interneships during the
graduate course necessary for
master OF social work degree.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17
Want 10 Use the Car?
Give 7 Days Notice

II your youngster wants 10 take
his best girl out riding in the
family car. make him give you
two days notice.
That was the consensus at the
annual Hi-Y and Girl Reserve
Leadership conference. sponsored
by the Y. NJ. c. A. and Y. w. c. A..
in which some 300 young Detroit
ers participated. They agreed that
cooperation between parents and
children could iron out most diff
ferences.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17
Walter Winchell
On Bz'ONdIUAy

Trad. Mark Registered. Copyright. ,s4i.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17
Can lahore Check, Too

TTE Shakespeare recalls the
horse by that He has friends he doesn't like
they detest him He wonderful knack ignoring the
check 1t has been said Of him that his his
accompce than his guide His idea good Beat Me
Daddy Eight He deeply concerned about the
foreign because off his supply of post cards
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17
100 Million Suckers

LIE ARGUES that will buy everything and anything and
IL he learned publicity for fame Most
the United States to him the sticks the hinteand The
100000 people suckers He believes there
gmmck catch to everything and when you send him
Christmas card he quickly if there's extermna
ad back His critical opinions borrowed from
hured read and his political views garbed
from editorials repeated by his friends of beer He
original anything his opinion always that
of tho
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17
Not in IT. for Health

STAR isn't heavenly body "the draw" picture
"A play The handy rhyme song lyric he's
Flag all bit Old Hat
don't think? George Conan overdd waving in his early
shows Now everybod hysterca and it. for the uamie
NUT in his language doesn't grow on trees at all It's the
night club Sind Street bum show Romance
for Health isn't what he's in business or
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17
youngRAFPiIots
Confess Fear,
But Fight On
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is helping him out. shaking iis
hand.
He hurries past you, saying
''riefy to the S. l.:
SCOT one, think =.
Another pilot climbs out more
',isurely. He is Pat. just turned
%. AS he expressed it, the baby
Of the outfit." He comes over TO
The car and accommodstingly sits
inside out OF the cold wind TO
have his picture drawn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17
Only to Report Sports

OFFHAND he'd that Pierre Moneux Paris dressrnaker
" but he calls band leaders blames his
failure getting good break He believes he being
he doesn't until friend the table
the He look at statue of Venus de Milo and see
something Newspapers far he concerned
merely to publish the results of sports events
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-03
WOMAN,S REALM=
Glorving Yourself
n AMcia HaTt
NEA Service Stan Writer


 Nassau, B. w. I.--Memorandun to myself written after morning on Paradise Beach: In couple of months, when everybody in the United States Is thinking seriously about summer vacations and week. ends, I must remember to remind every beauty-ininded girl to-
 Invest in a pair of good sun glasses. I see all around me, on faces too young to have them, fine lines caused by squinting at the bright monday sun.
 Attach sufficient importance to depilatorieS. No matter how chic her swim suit or beach robe, no woman Is smart on the beach unless her legs and arms are absolutely smooth with no trace of superfluous hair.
 Rub cream or hand lotion into her ankles and just above heels now and then. Discolored ankles and rough looking heels are pretty ugly.
 Have G new permanent wave be- fore she begins her vacation. This will solve the problem of having 10 go to beauty shop more than twice during two weeks holiday.
 Use matching nail polish on toes and flngertips.
 To put cream or suntan oil around eyes and on eyelids during sunbathing even after coat of sun- tan has been acquired and there's no longer danger of burning and blistering. Otherwise. the delicate skin in the eye area will become dry and rough looking.
 To make every effort to learn how to push waves back into place after @ swim and to roll up on curlers damp, struggling back hair. (More and more hairdressers are spending time ono effort to teach their cus- toners how to keep a coiffure at- tractive between visits to the beauty shop)
 Wear a thin panty.girdle under her slacks. And, if she is more than size 16, not to wear shorts at all ...