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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-06
Indo-Chiina
Stands Firm
Broad New Japanese
Demands For Conces-
sions in Colony Are
Rejected.

Singapore, Oct. 6.-(.AP)-
French Jndo-China Las turned
down broad new Japanese de
mands which would tighten
TokNo> grip on that colony and
make 4 virtual arsenal OF Saig-
on, logical jumpins-off place for
any Japanese seat thrust against
this newly reinforced British
naval bastion. reports from Indo-
China said today.
These adNicCS SAID the Japanese
demanded complete control of cen
sorship, control f all establishments
in the C&mranh Bay area below
Saigon and the right To build an
arsenal and other military w rkS IN
the port city itself.
The Japanese were said further
more 10 have called upon the Hanoi
government TO require American oil
companies to provide tank facilities
sufficient to store 10000 tons of
kerosene.
News of the japanese demands
foil wed a broadcast by the British
Malayan radio last Friday night that
the Japanese, despite vehement
French protests, already bad seized
warehouses and other buildings in
Saieon's dock area. These facilities
it is believed here, + wanted by
the Japanese to store munitions and
military equipment.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-06
Fire Damages
Bus Garage

Charlotte, oct. G.-(AID-A spec
tacllar fire. with flames Icaping a
hgh as 100 feet, and accompanied
by a series of explosions, ushcred
IN Fire Prevention Week for Char
lotte fircmcn early today with an
estimated loss of 100000 for the
Atlantic Bus Corporation.
The fire swept through the bus
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-06
Yanks Win
The Series
Barnum Pitches New
York to 3 to l Victory
in Fifth and Deciding
Game of 1914 World
Series.

Ebbett's Field, Brooklyn, N. Y,
Oct. 6.-The New York Yankees Won
the fifth and deciding game of the
l94l World Series here this after
noon 3 to | from the Brooklyn bod
gers. winners Of the National league
pennant, and again set themselves up
as the Worlds Champions OF
baseball. after a lapse of one year
New York won four games, Brook
CONTINUED on Page Seven-)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-06
Conquest Of
Reds First
Nazis Expect Peace
Proposal to United
States a n d Britain
Would Be Accepted.

caro- oct. o.-CAi}-Adoli
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Ter % hil'a,h ano 'Ht '"l't"
states as wen pt'o'e tnc years
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-06
Hitler Launches New Offensive
Push Begins
Along Whole
East front

German u e
Against ~ad
Seems DIVINE ling;
Offensive M a y Be
Gigantic Operation
of w h i c h Hitler
Hinted.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-06

tBN The Associated Press
\ vast new German offensive.
with Nu>coW perhaps as its
principal goal and The siege of
L~fningrad Subordn1ated, appear
ed to he emerging today on the
long eastern front.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-06

Continued on Page Five
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-04
. MeKENNEY's BRIDGE QUIZ
McKenney Cites Errors By WILLIAM E. MCKINNEY Americas Card Authority

The National Championships bridge tournament will get under way, Dec. l, in Richmond, Va. The Pacific Bridge League and the AIn- erican Contract Bridge League have merged this year. As result large delegation of Pacific coast players will attend the national tournament at Richmond.
 In & national tournament today, you cannot make many mistakes. so I have prepared a few articles on the pitfalls that must be avoid ed if you wish to win champion ships. Mismanagement of one suit was the declarer's downfall in to- days hand.
 Declarer let East hold the open- ing lead with the jack of hearts. He won the second heart and led a low spade, which dummy won with the ten. The queen of dia- monds was led for a finesse and fell to the king. West knocked out the third heart. South casted the ace of diamonds and discovered the bad break. He switched to spades, and West got in to cash his long heart. Then West led 6 diamond and de- clarer went down one.
 It was an unfortunate diamond break, to be sure, but the declag. CT lost the contract by senseiess play Of the diamonds. He must give no one trick an the suit. whatever tAs selaa. xsa should aaee this tact
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-04
Weddings
Women SpOmso3
 Dessert Bnd

The Womenb Society e taae
 ker Hill Congregational oliWua gently held a Dessert nri6@a. M II. D. Thourot and Mrs. Ain Hoadley, co-chaigman, were @saia9A& in the arrangements by asfslEN them were: Mrs. 0. E. Welt0n. AHs H. A. Ludium, Mrs. Robert Geanan Mrs. F. D. Hess, Mrs. Charles &ls@ ter. Mrs. V. II. Oviatt, AkrB. @a1NM Oviatt, Mrs. Leon Drake, MrH. TxeNk E. Mclaughlin, Mrs. walter Hnaas ley, Mrs. Charles Benedict. AExa. AAN bert Rhodes and Miss Mleae2a Rhodes.
 Among those attending ware: AsrA Jesse Burton, Mrs. Cyril Cross. @F& Clarence Bartlett, Mrs. Edwin Ss Rockwell, Mrs, Robert w. Dennin0ns Mrs. Edwin Roberts, Mrs. ExmnAHm lin B. Daniels, Mrs. Thomas Dem Ylison, Mrs. Mary 0oodroe. Hax c. E. Koefiier, Mrs. ]. H. Hlzaease Mrs. Arthur Grasso, Mrs. Leon May~ shaw, Mrs. Ursan Tobey, Mrs. Geor9m Woodward, Mrs. Marion Greene Mrs. Howard Branch, Mrs. WllliamA Wesson, Mrs. Lawrence ButterfAalA Mrs. George Baronian, Mrs. Charles McBurney.
 Mrs. Ralph Paine, Mrs. Arthur Harris, Mrs. Frederick c. TTcnnas Mrs. August stenger, Mrs. 6. k. Miller, Mrs. r. c. Schofleld, Mrs. W. c. Lasher, Mrs. Harold Rogegs, Mrs Edwin Wells, Mrs. Paul Peter sen, Mrs. Phillip Pratt, Mrs. Chaun~ cey Ford, Jr., Mrs. Bernard peteFs son, Mrs, Robert Batten, Mrs. Robert Curry, Mrs. E. Nelson Canfleld, Mira. A. 4. Equires, Miss Nellie Ag1aem Brown, Mrs. J. J. Goodrich, Mira Walter Wood, Mrs. Carl A. Andexs son, Mrs. Leslie Young, Mrs. Sam~ uel J. Morgan, Mrs. Albert N. Col@ grove.
 Mrs. Eugene Rogers, Mrs. Fred eriek A. Strattuck, Mrs. M. '. Klops penburg, Mrs. II. II. Chappell, Mrs. Arthur Lambert, Mrs. Jerry Nolan, Mrs. Frank T. Santora, Mrs. Merton B. Allan, Mrs. John Ivory, Miss Gertrude Yates, Mrs. John AZ Wright, Mrs. A. N. Wood, Mrs. n. Olsen, Mrs. R. l.. Wood, Mrs. Robert Harvey, Mrs John D. Ebhs, Mrs. M P, dault, Mrs. M. J. Fogg, Mrs. Alfred Williams, Mrs. Croft Curtis. Mrs. Clarence Bloom, Mrs. Robert Thursfeld and Mrs. J. B. Guthrie.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-04
Weddings
rENNEE.Lr-CoLELLA

@~%M@+MAa@
 st. Iucy's Church was attractively decorated with palms and cut flow- CTS for the wedding of Miss Helen Colella, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Pellegrino Coiella of Till street, to Anthony Pencil, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gaetano Fenelli Of West Farm street.
 Reverend 1taio Calcagni united the couple ct 9 o'clock on Saturday morning in the presence of guests rom Hartford, New Jersey, Bran- ord and Plainville. During the Mass Mrs. Thomas Afnico of Seymour .'endered "Ave Maria" and "Panw Angelicus".
 Miss Mary Colella attended her sster as maid of honor, with Miss Anne Deuca, Miss Florence Mazza- marc and Miss Helen Tenelii, c sister Of the groom, as bridesmaids. Henry F'abiari served as best man, with Patsy Mezzanotti, John Euclid and Stanley Scognoiniiio aS ushers.
 Given in marriage by her father, the brde wore c gown of white satin with lace, the skirt ending in c long train. A Sweetheart cap held her full length veil of tulie which WAS edged with lace. She carried c pray- CT book marked with orchids and white aSters.
 The frock of the maid of honor was in coral taffeta, with winch she wore a tiara of velvet flowers with q shoulder veil, Her bouGuet cons sisted of token roses ith blue lace. The bridesmaids were dressed in similar frocks of blue taffeta. Each wore . tiara of pink and blue vel. vet flowers, with c shoulder veil, and carried pink roses with delph!n- iums. All the attendants wore cl- bow-length initts to match the gowns.
 A reception followed ct Quaker Inn. Mrs. Coiella wore Black velvet with c corSage of gardenias end sweetpeaS. Mrs. Fenneili was dressed In blue crepe with 6 red rose cor- sage.
 The couple left for a trip to New York, Washington, D. c. and Ohio.
 The bride travelled in 6 frock Of black crepe, black coat, and match- ing accessories.
 The bride is Q graduate of Wilby High School, the groom of Leavcr- worth, and the Conn. School of Pharmacy in New Haven.
 Upon their return Mir. and Mrs Fennelli will reside on Grown street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-04
Personal
Christm0s Party g Santa Mar;a

santa Maria Circle, paughters of Esabella, held & meeting last eve- ning. Plans were made for the Christmas party at the next meet ang on December i7 under the chairmanship of Mrs. Marie Mul- hall. &
 She will be assisted in the ar engagements by Mrs. K. Corden, Mrs. Julia Delaney, Mrs. Marian Garvey, Mrs. Estelle Cuddy, Mrs. Ellen Murphy, Miss Florence Kane, Mrs. Mary 0.Rourke, Mrs, Mae Cow and Mrs. Edith Plankey.
 Santa Claus will be Q guest at the party, and a grab bog will be featured. Mrs. Mary Byrnes will di- rect the choir in Christmas carols. All members and their children are invited.
 Mrs. Mary o'Rourke and Mrs. Julia Delaney wefe named chair men of the food sale, which will be held In the near future.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-04
Ladies' Auxiliary
 Christra0s Party

The Ladies' auxiliary of Our Lady of Lourdes parish will sponsor its Christmas party, Thursday evening, December 18th. Special entertain ment features as well as the popu- lar grab bag containing surprise gifts from santa Claus will be in evidence. The auxiliary hAs invited as it's guests for the occasion, Rt. Rev. Monsignor Joseph M. valdam- hrini, Rev. Edward Farrell, Rev. Rocco NadiIe, Attorney Hunbert Mangini and Frank Pope, church trustees. and Miss Anna c. Murphy of the Anti-Tuberculosls league.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-04
Bunker Hill Players
 To Present Comedy
dualtieri Studio.

The Bunker Hill Players will pre- sent the famous arce-comedy, A Full House, in the Bunker Hill church gymnasium on Friday even. Ing, December 5th at e:l6 o'clock. Miriam Hurlburt is staging the pro- duction and directing . cast of IA members, among whom are several old favorites as well as q number who are making their first appear ance with the Players. Included in the latter group are Dorothy Hess, in the role of 6 bewildered and neglected bride, and Wayne Clark, who has recently come to Bunker Hill from Chicago where he did extensive work in the Hyde Park Little Theater.
 Betty Bloom Is also making her debut in this production as the younger sister. although aS 6 char. ter member of the Players she has been active on the technical since the beginning. Dorothy Bywater, prompter, sustains the part Of q rniddle.aged dowager with remark able skill Dorothy Cooper, another newcomer to the Players, makes a delightful Characterization of Vera Vernon, the show-girl, while Roy Bywater, until now the backbone Of the stage crew. gives a convincing portrayal of Mooney, the Irish cop, one of the several comedy char. acters of the play.
 Others in the cast are Janet Freeman as Susie, the not-too- bright maid, Robert Croft as the butler, Reginald Hurlburt as the police sergeant. Marjorie Croft aS the maiden aunt, Paul Paien as her young and indiscreet nephew, Jack suffa as . burglar. Lillian Loeffler as the highly indignant owner of the apartment where the actIor, takes place, and Danforth shattuck as another policeman.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-04
HebrelV Ladies Aid
 Announce Program

Mrs. Manuel Lax is chairman of entertainment committee of the show to be given ct Temple Hall on December i4 by the Waterbury Hebrew Ladies' Aid association.
 The program will include 6 one act play in Yiddish entitled "Mozel Tov," by the well known Snolem AlecheIn.
 The cast included Mrs. Sophie Kemper, P. Kemper, duttman dinn. Mrs. Harry Sllverman, Mrs. Manue! Lax, Bennett Klamkin and Myrna Kemper.
 The variety show will feature songs by Mrs. Kemper, accompanied by Mrs. Rubina Pearson; dances, Ethel Goldberg, accompanied by Mrs. Jack Rutman; monologue, Leo Birstell; operatic numbers, Natalie Reich.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-04
Pre-Nuptial Party
 Honors Bride-Elect

Miss Elphidia Pauione, whose engagement to Domenic Santucci has just been announced, was the guest of honor at Q party held re- gently ct her home on Dixie ayes Tlue.
 Those attending included MT. and Mrs. Patsy Santucci, Mir. and Mrs, Mario Santucci, Mir. and Mrs. Mario Paulone, Mir. and Mrs. Feiice Paulone, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Sayagaue, Mrs. Loretta MartoTellI, Mrs, Rose Cairelli, Pauline and Sam Paulone and other members Of the family.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-04
St. Lucy's Sodality
 Arranges ActiUities

The Children of Mary of st. Lucy's Church held a meeting on Tuesday evening. Plans were cofn- pleted for the Christmas party on December 10, and for a Formal Dance to Dc held in the near fu- ture.
 Members will donate clothing to the Diocesan Bureau for the Christ mas collection, and toys for less fortunate children.
 The new members admitted in- ellide Ann duaFino, Antoinette La- Belle, Constance Gaveriano and AY- gelo Izzo. All members viii attend Mas and Communion on Sunday, December [.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-04
ProUincia Di Foggia
 Auxiliary Banquet

The members of the ProvIncia di F'oggia Auxiliary recently had Q banquet for the society ct guozzo's grill. Dinner was served, followed by a program Of entertainment.
 The committee in charge of ar- engagements included: Pres. Joses pliine Bozzuto, chairman: Afltoi- nette Augeih, assistant chairman; Dora D'Aiongeg, Concetta Lago, Mary DeCosnlo, Josephine Man. dino, Lucy Angeiicola, Santa Par- zIaie. delsomina Pietrlnti, Mary Paneili, Josephine Roberts and Laura Mistura.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-04
ELTON CLUB

Scorers in the Wednesday evening tournament under the direction of Mrs. W. S. Smith included: Nortil- South, Herbert Root, Alvin Davis, tied with Mrs. Fred Pierpont, Vin- cent Kelly, 73A; Mrs. c. 4. Dodson, Mrs. Y. M. Peabody, S2; Mir. and Mrs. Patrick Healey, 77.
 The official standing is; Mrs. Dod- son, Mrs. Peabody, i4e; Mir. Root, Mir. Davis, i47; Mir, and Mrs. Heaiey, 144h.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-04

and develop the suit 50 as to take out what insurance he can against losing more than one trick. The right play is to cash the ace and lead up 10 the remaining honcrs.
 with correct play of the diamonds. declarer threatens to develop 10 tricks-tour diamonds, two spades, two clubs, two hearts. West has entries and time to establish and make his long heart. 50 that the defense can win two hearts, the diamond king and the spads ace, but no mora ~
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-04
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Frnnco-Amencnn
 Christnaas Party

The Christmas party of the Eran- co-Amreican Club wifi take place on December 2i. At c meeting to be held on Sunday morning ct ii:30 o'clock ct which three members Of each society will be present, plans for the affair will be completed.
 The Girls' Bowling league will sponsor 6 dinner and dance on December 20; The Married Women's Bowling league on the afternoon of December 1T with supper to be oerved at 6;30, followed by enter. tai ,lnent.
 Mrs. Wiifred Bernier and Mrs. Alfred veillette are in charge of reservations for the New Years Eve party.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-04
Women Of Moose
 Held Initiation

The Waterbury Chapter, Women of the Moose, Initiated three new members last night st c meeting in Moose hall. They were Mrs. Laurie McAvoy, Mrs. Eva Ranaudo and Mrs. Eva Pickett.
 On December r the group will hold Q Christmag party under the direction of Mrs. Margaret Dahl and Mrs. Aneeline Carisio.
 The members will attend c boos- ter meeting on December [ at New Haven, Associate Dean Viola Span. cer will be honored ct Q party in Danbury on December 10.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-04
Inter-C Club. Council
 To Sponsor Dance

Plans for the get~acQualnted dance ct the Y. M. c. A.. given the Young Mems Clubs by the clubs of the Young Women'g Coun- cil, were made final at the meet- ing Of tho Young Women'g Inter. Club Council at the Central Y. M, O. A. last night. The dance is to be held tonight tn the west lobby of the Y. M. c. A. ct 8 o'clock.
 Eleanor O'Neil is chairman of the committee. She is assisted by Rae duida Of the Missing Links, Louise Williams Of the Trianones and representatives of the other clubs of the Young Women's Coun- oil.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-04
Hospital Aid Sale
 All Day Saturday

An ell dayfood sale will be spon- sored ct the Rowland Hughes Com- uany on Saturday by St. Mary's Hospital Aid Association. Proceeds from the affair will he used for the ChrlstTnaa party to be given the children who attend the clinic at st. AEary's Hospital.
 Donations Of cakes, bread, rolls, baked beans, salads, ard pies are requested of members and friends. Such donations will be received at tho store during the morning of December 9th.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-04
Engagements
sANTUCCI-PAULONE

Mir. and Mrs. Felice Paulone of Dixie avenue announce the engage rnent of their daughter, Elpidia, to Domenic Santucci. son of MT. and Mrs. Mario Santucci of 24 Bennett street. No date has yet been set for the wedding.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-04

Mrs. Louis Schmidt Of Iryington avenue and Mrs. Idris Alderson of Woodside avenue have been regis tered at the Hotel Taft in New York.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-04

Mir. and Mrs. Cecil M. Pratt of Marion announce the birth of 8 daughter, Marcia Lee Pratt, at St. Mary's hospital on November 30. Mrs. Pratt is the former Grace Briggs of this city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-04

Mir. and Mrs. Bernard King of Wilson street have been entertain ing John Whitney, student at Clark University.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-04
Contract Bridge
CORNELL CLUB

Scorers in tho new series of Wed- nesday afternoon tournaments under the direction Of Mrs. J. c. Mcriarty included: northssouth, Mrs. Edgar Adams, Mrs. Asa York, i32; Mrs. George Conlong, Mrs. William Reynolds, i2S; eaSt-west. Mrs. W. c. Bailey, Mrs. Gerald Parker, i20ls; Mrs. Arthur Wil- Hams, Mrs. Roger Peabody tied with Mrs. James Bulger, Mrs. John Dun. ser, l2S.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-04

Mrs. Fred A. Jackie of Columbia Boulevard has been visiting in New York City.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-04
Personal

Mir. and Mrs. Edward Imbert of Merrill street have been entertaining MT. Imbert's mother, Mrs. Henry rmbert of Kent.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. Fred Holloway of Cortland, New York, have been visiting with Mir. and Mrs. George o. Holloway of Ray street.
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