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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27

nbck and driver asked for bat and proceeded
caddies in the OF hitting basebals.
Glenn Mccarthy the celebrated broadcaster Of boss
By his liking for the ponies naturally father
operated livery stable Detroit Henry
Fords bicycle shop in Henry McCarrys
harse is Seabiscu Harmon, Evashevsh and Frtg from
University Of Michigan will be in AuStar starting lineup
IN the A-Sar football game against the Bears Chicago
August - Mig Clark member Of Cleveland Indians
is credited with connecting for eight circuit drives Texas
League his team trumphng 81 TO the losing squad
used only pitcher Mike Theodorecue Greek middewegh
boxer accomplished vons has
a appearance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
ZIG AGO
INV WORN

Error ahlgrcn. Runs batted in-Dan-
ming. Bartell 2. Young. Nicholson, Dahl
gren. TwO-baee hits - Young. Bartell.
stringer Sacrifice hit--Danning. Double
plays 49, Young (unassisted). Stringer@ %
Sturgeon to Dahlgren. Young 10 urges 20
Young Bartell 20 Whitehead 20 Young
Sturgeon to Stringer 10 Dahgren ?. Left
on bases New York 4. Chicago Z. Bases
on balls--Off Adams 2, of Page / Struck
out-By Lohrman 3. by Carpenter L by
French /. by Page /. Hits-Off 1,ohrman
2 IN 3 Ia innings. off Adams IN I inning.
orr Carpenter o in ~ innings. of Olsen 4
in / inning Off French 3 IN innings off
PAGE In innings. Winning pitcher
Lohrman. Losing pitcher Olsen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Manders Pitches Well in South

After year Of searchng. jug McSpaden Bostons leading
pro golfer finally discovered 19ounc5 blade puer that he
thinks just right for the rabbit ball about
heavier than the ordinary blade Hal Manders former Tiger
and cousin OF Bob Felers, pitching well for Knoxville
Johnny Surm Of the Yankees taps the plate thrice every
he takes batting Babe Ruth, who poed I'D
home runs during his coorfu but
Harold Cuye Of Manager liazen Ki) Cuyler of the
Chattanooga club stationed Camp Stuart Ga. with the
SD Quartermaster Corps Al Vincent manager Of the Buffalo
Bisons Yields nifty niblck Connie Mack couldn't get
Chubby Dean Of the American League JEFF
Heath, aop in 1910, is the Indians No. hitter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
CINCINNATI
PHILADELPHIk

Totals IS 10 - Totals % - "a 10
'Bstted for CriSsom IN eighth.
Batted for May In ninth
Philadelphia 100 100 OO0-2
Cincinnati 600 23O iOx--6
Runs Murtaugh. Ettten, NJ Mccormick
Frey z, Gleason 2, lombard. Error--JoosL
Runs batted inEEtten, Bragan. =. Me-
Cormick. lombard q Craft 2. Joost. Two
base hits--Livingston, Frey. lombard 2.
JuoSt stolen bases - Frey. Murtaugh.
Sacrifice - p Mccormick. Double PLAYS -
Pearson 90 Murtaugh 10 Etten. Bragan 20
MurtauEh TO Etten Werber 60 Frey 20 =,
Mccormick q. Turner 10 Joost 10 y Nc
Cotmick Struck out- By Johnson l. by
Hoersi l. 10y Turner /. Bases on bslls-Off
Johnson a. off Grissom 1. off Hoerst 2
Hiu-Off Iohnson In AL inninES off
Pearson In Ia innings. off Grissom z In
inning. off Hoerst In 1 inning. Losing
Johnson. Left on hases-Phila.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Turner Good in
Clutch, Reds Win

CINCINNATI. July 26 Jim
Turner pitched the Cincinnati
Reds 10 a O. victory over the
Philadelphia PhillieS today despite
the fact he was. reached for 10
SafctieS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Higbe SparkIes,
Dodgers Win

PITTSBURGH. July 26.-Spark-
ling relief hurting by Kirby Higbe
stymied a Pittsburgh rally today
and the Brooklyn Dodgers hauled
in 3 10 2 decision over the
Pirates.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Cub 2.Run Rally
Beats Giants

CHICAGO. July "a. A two
run rally by the Chicago Cubs
against Bob Bowman in the eighth
inning today. gave them , TO 3
victory over the New York Giants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27

professor. 10 defeat Gene Russell.
young Hamtramck star. and reign
as king OF Detroit courts beside
his wife, Pearl, who captured the
Women'S crown Friday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Herman Blamed for Setback

Tops found Chicago paper which carried an
eight column banner blaming Herman Nationals loss
game Jimmy Foxx of the Red Sox banished
from game by umpire The ice rink the University of
Illinois costing S300000 built from baseball receipts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Coli Club Kicker Winners

f.awSou. G.. % DiScoIl and
" a. Sells were kicker winners
AT Detroit Coli Club Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27

These and many more will be
found in the Autos for Sale"
-Classifiea alton ---------------
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27

CHEV-'37 Master DE l.. 2-Dr. Touring:
nohair trim good rubber. nice motor.
Today only t1e5; no down payment
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1941-03-28

Lee things for the public at
the Seventh Pay adventist church
ionday and Tuesday, March 81 and
April !.
-lder Kle aent, Young Peoples
Leader, from Wal1a Walla, Wash.
wi II be here. Also Elder and
RS. fred Wagner Of Fairbanks
(forrer ~ Of Anchoraoe).
Evening meetings at 600
?. Ii. also meetings during the
day. coT1e and bring your family
to hear Bible truth.
Clarence Nuarns from
ST. j OFIl'S LUTslRAM CHURCH SERVICES
Woodrow !4ruoth, Pastor
Sunday School at 1880 "a. Il.
i.orning "orship at Hoo l.. II.
LOU are vel come.
The Ladi es lid viii :.aet at
the ars ona @ Thursday April 3.
heal thy lOO-foot whale Will
wei Oh $50 tons and yield cT tons
OF oil. Petersburg; Press
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-31

might be possible 10 confuse an
enemy bomber so he wouldn't
know what to- aim his proiectile at
SIGNPOSTS: There's already a
move afoot in America 10 erase
al those roof signs pointing Out
main cities and airports lest they
become SignpoSts for air raiders
1t may even come 10 eradication
of the name signs on railroad sta
tionS. which low flying bombcrS
could use TO check their position
There was even some talk there
of painting false names IN plac&
of the real ones. IN an effort 10
convince raiders they were lost
and send them off on a goose
chase. There wasn't time 10 do
about that though.
" The Case of The Devil in
HardScrabble Valley. No. in
The American Weekly's Recol-
lectionS of Famous Crimes That
Mystified u i'm The Past, and
Challenged our Best Detective
Genius. \ Thrilling New Fea-
ture Appearing IN fhc American
Weekly, the Magazine DiStri-
buted with Next Sundays issue
OF The Detroit Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-31

soldier in the 5. .. 5. tservice of
supplies, otherwise known As the
quarlcrmaster corps was conSid-
cred 10 have q soft berth. In this
war of motion hes got one of the
toughest Jobs there IS, fighting his
way overland 10 get supplies to the
mobile columns. and when he cant
got overland he has 10 get the
stuff through by plane and para
chute
NEW USES American ingenu-
itN which developed various special
types of steel for diverse pcacctime
purposes. Is In part responsible for
The ability of United States indus
Try 90 swing over quickk into war
4 special steel containing small
parts of chromium and molybde-
MIN. Known praicS, EQUALLY As No,
A3l30. was formerly used. among
other things. for making cylindri-
cal containers for dentists laugh
ING gas Now it's used for armor-
piercing bullets.
a carbon steel of great tensile
SfNngtn developed for making
piano strings, IA now modified"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-31

get some real enjoyment out of
life
Jims trust in her tho solid
comfort produced by the cheerful,
silent efficiency with which she
inspired her household. the COM
plctc relaxation he was able 10
feel whR ne was around her
all these made up for the wild
passion poets have acclaimed,
which. since ne knew nothing
about it, he missed not al all.
There q been no grave trouble
with Euthie who seemed 10 have
grown more serious IN his last
year at Princeton and the exist
encc of Martha and Jim continued
in a harmonious. uneVcntiul strain
until circumstances made II neceS-
Sary for Jim'S office to engage a
new secretary for HIM IT seemed
fortunate that "A certain Eve Pen
dleton was visiting her uncle IN
Ccntervllle at the time She had
Just graduated with flying colorS
from an excellent business school
in New York and they were glad
TO give her the job,
The fact made no particular inn
preston on Martha and Eve Pen
dleton had been installed with her
typewriter in JlmS office for
awhile when an old friend, Rose
Whitney. telephoned Martha, IN
Vitlng herself for tea.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-31

for use as springs for machine gun
firing mechanism
The steel known as C1nz5-ppa-
made for automobile bumpers be-
cause 1t is Springy and can take
lots of beating without breaking
up Now its gone TO war; in
the locking mcchaniSms of machine
guns.
Then there is A6l50, an alloy
with chromium and vanadium
componentS, which is used in ham
merS and other hand tools Ma
chine gun cooking lever pins are
also made OF ~ now
CAMOUFLAGE: America Will
turn more and more now TO camou4
ilaEg, as other warning countries
have done. The latest idea in
,camouflage comes from Singapore
the British Far East baStionwhiCh
is the objective of a great Japa-
ncScinvaSion They haven't done
In yet, but Singapore defense lead
erS art considering obligatory
cdmouilagc of all houses. the gov
eminent 10 stand the cost BY
camouilaging houses and the
streets running between them II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-31

TOmorrow'S short story: What
Town. by Blanche Rebecca
More.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-31
Defense Notebook:
Defense Notebook:
Nosedive Safest
In Air Raids 10
Wdrd0ff| Injury
BY W. W. CHAPLIN

International News service War Editor
NOSE DIVE The unhealthieSt
idea that any one can have con
corning air raids Is that there is
anything shameful or silly about
doing a nose dive the second the
bombs start falling. The person
caught ON the street IN 4 raid who
falls flat ON his face stands Just
twice the chance of the brave"
fellow with a they t-fUghtcn-
me complex.
TIN, is shown beyond any doubt
hy figures compiled 10y British air
rand prccaution officials on the
basis of last winters bltz. I'm a
diagram distributed 10 all persons
in British areas likely TO he
bombed. the risk of the person who
stays ON his tect IN the street
when bombs are falling Is meas
ured a. - units, and that of the
nose diver at II units
Even lying behind low cover or
10 q doorway brings the risk down
to seven units. For people in an
ordinary house or apartment. away
from the windows the risk is two
and half units II YOU can get
INTO "a covered trench a >tmttcd
basement or almost anywhere
away from the windows m a steel
construction building ~ least four
floors from the roof, the risk is
only ono unit
STRENGTH The United States
covers only q per cent of the
worlds area and has only 6 per
cent OF the worlds population.
and if that percentage were true
also Of production II would bc am
easy var prize. though not a val
u3bIo one Economist Murray
Shields of the Irving Trust Com
paUv bon New York offers the fol-
lowing figures showing American
percentage of world production I'M
various fields. which shows both
Wiz an aagreSSor would want 90
grab country and alsoMhy he
can't America has % per cent OF
all wheat production - of corn,
30 of cotton. 80 Of coIl, 63 of oils
~ of water power 30 of pig ron
}S oi Steel 20 of copper - nj
lel5 81 10 zinc 81 of passenger
automobiles and ~ of truck,
S,L-> ln tuc inst world VaI q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-31
YES, SO SENSIBLE

work if she stayed in the house
with ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-31
TWO LONELY PEOPLE

Eventually jim became assistant
10 the old man and his repre-
sentative when ne no longer cared
10 travel far from home. and NJ
was Jim Stevens then that
Martha quite naturally chose as
her lialSon officer between her
and the mills q
They were about the same age
Martha. however. easily looked 10
years older than Jim Tho solemn
aura that had surrounded her DO
her pigtal period had stayed with
her II va, against The code under
which she lived 10 Diet excessively
or be maSsaged and she'd never
spent more time in a beauty par.or
than VaS ordained IN Irc. name
of perfect cleanliness.
Jim'S Soignc WUstaChc bis look
Of solid reliability and fre excel
lent tailoring De was now able go
afford gave hm a certain ar a.
quiet distinction Ills Watst..H-
had kept slim Of ~, owr accord
since he'd had no tmc for golf
or athletics For his same reason
he'd never given much concern
20 girls AZ any period a. H i.r
and he was utterly irrNprr r-rf
in all things concerning women .n
general.
Actually they Werl 1850 lonely
people who'd never bad much 'uH
haven ih each IDrhcT comp 1u-
ship and when Jim asked rffa
20 marry him with r1.gJcat o.'-
fdence because Doe had 70 good n-
come from MS investment ana. rs
earning power VA, good Do .aa
said Yes ] think ID would te
good Idra
Martha .s -o en-I..p r..
fricnds bs5 safe Slc j at las'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-31
Daily Short Story
Martha Is So Sensible
By ALIssA kerr
il 70 sensible. :"

M -" NJ : ~ = ''''''
HA said il first when she Was
tiny plump little thing with u',
ashblond pigtails adorned with re,
satin bows sticking out from be
hind her rosy checks. Eyr4A al
that time there lurked bcmnl
NarthaS smile the wisdom of ON,
ages.
martha i SO sensible" thCy
nodded approyNCIy when she
left college without, sign OF
Eelf-pity. be- order 10 nurse her
mother. who had been made am
Invalid through tho shock o. De"
fathers death IN an automobile
accident. Ii had lett them with
only the remainder OF a heavily
mortGaged life insurance policy
10 protect them against want
Under their hreathS, trey mac
murnured 10 with relief at Mar
thas wedding 70 Luther Iiiggir,
of the higgins Wooden Mills a
widower old enough 20 hc her
grandiather-sinCe II solved tor
CenteryillC, once anO for all the
disturbing problem OF Wh4t- nu
earth was 90 become Of Martha
and her mother.
With the IRONY Of fate So
mother passed away m her sleep
while they were IN their honey
moon. Luther Higgins departed
this life some years later leaving
Martha a rich woman.
LEFT ENTIRE FORTUNE
martha, my dear. you're ~
sensible" he had said 10 her.
"And I've made a will leaving
you everything possess-you
will also have the final say on
anything that concerns the mills.
As for that young scalliwag. my
son, you can give him anything
you see fit. Personally" he
added bitterly, II don't think
he'll ever amount TO a hill of
beans"
Young Luther had been born
after his mother had given up all
hope of ever bearing a child and
she could never get over the eX-
traordinary miracle of having
brought him into the world.
Its no wonder she spoiled
him completely" Martha cN-
cuSed him. She had a great lk-
ing for Luthie-She scnSed there
was something worthwhile about
the boy. whose charm stimulated
her into ZeSt for life she'd
never felt before and she almost
envied his perpetual flippancy
But there'd never been any love
lost between Luthie and his father.
Old man Higgins belonged 10 a
generation that expected 10 fight
its own way upward and pay for
what IT received. II was a genera
ton 10 make harsh demands on
itself in order 20 Succeed--a gen.
Grafton without excuse for failure.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-31
GOES TO MILLS

~ dinner that evening she sand
casually 20 Jim
It's been months since I've
been 10 the mills. How about
driving me out with YOU to-
morrow morning ."
There was nothing unusual
about The suggestion Martha
liked to drop I'm now and then "a
keep i'm touch with the staff
'NhS not ." he SAID I'D like
Ia have YOU"
Yes. Eve Pcndicton wa, lovely
Martha decided when Jim had in-
troduccd the girl 10 her Thcr
eye, met as they smiled az each
other with mutual liking
This girl isn't cheap" Martha
decided 10 herself looking az
her fine generous mouth and
her Intelligent wide forehead
from which her glorious red
har was brushed back In hu>i-
ra--- Hkc fashion MAYBE She
D., Just bit daHIled by Jim's
success aud maybe he IL bit
daIyled hy the glamour oi her
youth md bcautN-that'~ all
there il g. IT," she .coW'urlcd
herself but the Tightening
around lcf heart Was ~tIll there
After Dor visit TO thc mills
T3Vha add go JIM
Listen. dear, Luthic comes
home soon; he's bringing a.
couple Of men and thercll De-
lot Of entertaining to do for
them She cleared. rHr tMUlft
II Thought " you'd let mo. I'd
like 90 borrow that nice Miss
PcndlctDn ~ YOURS for bat.
know she u save me lot OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-31

Jim said politely, although he
looked little beWlldered "Ill
have them find me another Secre-
tary temporarily. You keep her
as long aS YOU want - I'm sure
she'll be glad to come here"
one look at Eve and Luthie said
with enthusiasm Martha, you're
"A wonder. Fancy you're remem-
bering my passion for red-heads.
And what red-head, oh boy, oh
boy. Where did YOU pick her up:"
"She il really Jim'S secretary
at the office" Martha answered
dcmurely "He has just loaned
her 10 me for the time YOU young
people are around. l need some
help"
lle looked at her quizically.
you sure do need some help"
His voice was utterly without guile
and She Mnndered-LHthie WaSff, t
usually demonStrative and she felt
touched when he kissed her affeC-
tionately IL love YOU, TOots," he
SAID taking her in his arms, 50 that
She could hide from him the tears
he saw in her eyes. you're so sen
Sible. And YOU don't have thing
To worry about. Just watch how
soon we lads will have her calling
him Pop behind his back"
THE END.
TOmorrnW'S short story: What
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-31
HAS OFFICE AT HOME

handsome. b oa Shouldered
Luthie on the other hand didn't
seem 10 have an idea IN his head,
except how 10 get more and more
money out of his father. and see
how closely he could escape from
being expelled for some idiOtic
prank from the select prep school
TO which he'd been sent 1t was
always by a hairs breadth
Martha had been her husband =
confidante and il was not difficult
for her 10 supervise the business
which had thrived for so long I'M
der certain policies there was no
reason TO change.
She did not want however. TO
occupy an office at the millS-She
was afraid the men who had been
with her husband for so many
years might resent the presence Of
a woman installed there who was
In a position TO dictate 20 them
Instead, she decided 10 have jim
Stevens come 10 the house each
day with a report on current al
fairs and any papers she had to
sign
Jim had started in the mills rs
a stock boy He'd been terribly
poor and for a while he'd slept on
a couch in a Cubicle Of the ware
house AZ night, for ne couldn I
possibly stretch his salary 10 pro-
duce the new outfit he coveted to
make a good appearance, and al
the same time rent a room Tor
himself He had worked hard and
lived frugally. investing his say
ingS in stock Of the Higgins Mills
Jim Stevens was the kind of a soa
1nfhnr Hirrins Nanfpd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-31
TRIANGLE FORMS

Wv AAi' 80 - w. .h'fNf
Martha with some hesitation
Did YOU ever meet Jim'S new
secretary, Eve PendletOn ."
why, no." said Martha in
surprise. You know l rarely
go TO the mills"
Well" SAID Mrs. Whitney.
"she's got red hair and she's
very young and very, very
pretty"
"And--" said Martha with
a slight frown LuthicS pet
phrase came 10 her rescue $50
what? ."
"My dear" Rose said. ~ think
YOU should know somebody told
me Eve Pendleton and Jim have
lunch at the same time in the
cafeteria at the mills every day
at least practically every day"
She was fond of Martha and re-
Trained from looking at her
Martha thought quickly.
II know he does" she said Inn
a gentle voice "He told me all
about it." She laughed ga\ly.
You don't suppose YOU were
bringing me a piece of news, did
YOU >"
With . happy sigh Rose said
Martha. you're 80 sensible
felt ] had To tell YOU about IL in
case" her voice Uajlcd off
vaguely.
But Martha sat as if stunned
for long time after Rose had >aiC
good-by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-31
By Walt Disney
So There, Maggie!
Dear at the Price
An Eyeful!

every day II numerical puzzle designed TO spell out
your name If the number
number is less than g.
add your key AT the upper left.
rectange every one of your kew
numbers left to right Then read message letters under
the checked figures gfte you - n
coryrsht> b Me plsttatet D., krs Feature, I'M.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-05
Foresters To Hold
 Outing, August 16
47th Anniversary of Founding of Court Welch to Be
 Observed at French Colony, Hitchcock Lake
WATERVILLE

Mrs. Joseph Benoit is a patient at St. Mary's hospital.
 A servcie of Holy Communion will be held tomorrow morning at g a. m. at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, in observance of the Feast of the TranSfiguration. Rev. Charles Good win will be celebrant.
 Meets Tonight
 A service of Holy Communion will S. Davis, American Legion Post, will take place tonight at 8 o'clock, at Fraternity Hall with Comman- der Clifford Northrop in charge Plans will be discussed for the aA- nual flower show.
 The Casper Davis Fife, Drum and Bugle Corps will rehearse this eve- ming at 7:30 o'clock, at the drum corps rooms on Thomaston avenue
 MT. and Mrs. James Brodie and daughter, Janet, of Thomaston ave- nue, have returned from 1900 mile motor trip through Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont and Massa- chuSettS.
 The monthly business meeting of the Women's Society for Christian Service of the Grace Methodist Church will be held tomorrow eve- ming at 7:30 o'clock, at the church with Mrs. Arthur Twelves presiding
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-05
ROTARIANS SEE
 MOVING PICTURES
Entertained Today By Sound Films; To Attend
 District Assembly

Members of the Rotary Club were entertained by a program of sound movies at their noon meeting at the Elton to day. The pictures, Ding Dialings, Where to Now?" and '"The River" were shown by Chester w. Martin, field agent of the state commission of forest wild life, and Elliot P. Bronson, of the wild life federation.
 Waterbury Rotarians will be among those attending the assembly of the 20Oth district, Rotary Inter- national, at the Ridgewood Country Club Thursday afternoon and eve ming. Representatives of 27 other units will attend.
 The district will have its fourth annual summer get-together at Wilcox's pier. West Haven, August 13. Thomas J. Davis of Butte. Mon- tana, president of Rotary Interna- tional, will be the principal speaker Charles s. Morris of the 174th dis trict will be toastmaster, and Dis trict Governor Ralph c. Jenkin! will speak.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-05
SAMUEL WILCOX FAMILY REUNION 18th Annual Event Held Saturday at Torrington
 Rod, Gun Club

Descendants of Samuel Wilcox of Cornwall gathered again Saturday at the Torrington Rod and Gun club for ,lie 18th annual reunion with about 70 attending the cc- casion. Many came from all parts of Connecticut and from Massachu- sets and Arlington, N. J.
 Lou Costello, former member of Major Bowes troupe, provided entertainment during the supper. Edwin Meyers of Torrington, was elected president of the group with other officers as follows: Vice president, Rodney Wilcox of Corn wall; secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Louis Miller of Torrington. After supper square dancing held sway.
 Also present at the event were descendants of John F1avil Wilcox and Thomas Wilcox families, MT and Mrs. Frank Wilcox of Sharon Mrs. Edna Loucks and Mrs. Mae Wilcox who are charter members were also present.