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Minor Results

International League.
Rochester, :; Syracuse. Il 90 innings).
Jersev City. 80: Toronto. -.
Montreal, 3: Baltimore, !.
Newark, 4 Buffalo. !
Southern Assoeia ton.
Nashville. +: Memphis. 3
Knoxville at Little Rock, rain.
Only games scheduled
Pacific Coast League.
Oakland. 4 San Francisco. u.
Portland, ): Seattle. 4 I2 innings).
Piedmont League.
Norfolk, 10; Richmond. E
Durham al Portsmouth, rain.
Asheville at winston Salem. rain.
Greensboro at Charlotte. rain.
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Totals :5S 10 - IL
'Bstted for Muncrief in eth inning.
tBatted for Ostermueler in 9th inning
New York - OO0 502 600.
ST. Louis ------- 900 100 3u1-5
Runs--Henrich. Di Magic. Keller.
Dlckey Gordon t2D. RizzutO McQuinn.
Grace. Lucadello t2). Lsaps. ErrorS-Riz-
zuto. Cliff. Cullenbine. Runs. batted
in-D Mageio Keller, DIckey t"l.
Cullenbine. Rizzut0 Sturm. Laabs. Nc
Quinn. Two-base hitS-Di Magic. Riz-
zuto. Heinrich, Cullenbne Home runs
DicEey. Lasbs Stolen base-Rizzuto. Lett
on bases-New York, &: ST. Louis. X. Bases
on balls-Of Bonham. ,: off Auker >;
off Muncref |. Struck out--By Bonham.
2: by Murphy. =: BY Auker l. bv Mum
Grief, l. by ostermueiier /. HIs-or
Auker. in innings tnone out in
fourth: of Muncrief, 2 in innings.
of Ostermueller. none in ? innings; of
Ponham. : in ia innings: off Murphy,
: in a. innings. Winning pitcher-Bon-
ham. Losing pitcher-Auker Umpires-
MeSsrs. Quinn. Greve and MCGOWAN.
Time-2:11, Attendance Cpaidt-2,S41.
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Totals 3.'ll - Il Totals 81 ay;I
'Batted for DeSautels in seventh.
Batted Tor Milnsr in seventh
Batted for Heving in NINTH
Slated for Hemsley in ninth
PhllaoelphIa 00. u.0 0O0-4
Cleveland 100 UUu loo.
Runs-Brancato 81. Moses. Mccoy.
Weatherly. Grimes. rrors-Heath, Bran
cato. Runs bstted in-Heath. Mccoy
Siebert. Moses cD. Mack. TWo-base hits
--Weatherly. Heath, Sebert GRIMES
Home run-MoseS Stolen bs se-Grimes
Double play-Boudresu to Mack to Grimes
Left on bases-Phiisdelphis 8: Cleveland
:. Bases on balls-Oh McCrabb. 3: OF
Milnsr. Struck out-By McCrabb 4
Hl;S-Oh Milnsr, 10 in : innings of
Hevins. ] in > innings. Losing pitcher
MIlnsr. Umplres-Messrs. Basil. Rommel.
PaSsarella and GeiSel. Tlme-l.0 90. At
tendance festimated,--6 900.
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Sports Program
For Local Fans
TODAY.
Baseball.

Baseball.
Washington at st. Louis ~.
Tennis.
Doubles final. women's District
tournament, Columbia Club, II
pm.
TOMORROW.
Washington at ST. Louis.
Swimming.
Washington Airport open meet,
Airport pool. 8.
WEDNESDAY,.
Baseball.
Washington at Detroit.
Track.
City Playground meet, Tech
Stadium. 10 am.
SoftbalL.
Senate Beer VS.. Kavakos Grill
for U. S. o. benefit, Griffith Sta
dium, $50.
THURSDAY.
Baseball.
Washington at Detroit.
Wrestling.
Weekly program OF five
matches, Turner's Arena, $50.
FRIDAY.
Baseball.
Washington at Detroit.
SATURDAY.
Baseball.
Washington at Cleveland.
Tennis.
Public Parks tournament, Rock
Greek courts. /.
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Maryland Stickmen Picked

Fred Widener, first defense, and
Jack Mueller, second attack, are
University of Maryland players who
have been placed on the all-State
lacrosse team Mueller is seen as
all-America caliber.
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Bucs Rout PhiIs Again;
Fletcher Gets Homer
BY the Associated Press.

FTtSN.
PHILADELPHIA. July 12-Pitts-
bureh handed the hapless Phils an
other lambasting today, 6 to /.
A big seventh inning yielded four
of the winners tallies while Elbie
Fletcher hOmered with one aboard
in the fourth.
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This weeks Schedule.
Sundsy-LsnsburRh VS.. Garvins Girl.
10 am. - games. Fort Meade VS. Fat
Boy, pm; Little Tavern Girls VS.
M-P-M Market. s:I5 pm.
Mondsy-KavskoS Grill vs. Greenbelt
s pm; Pepco vs.. u S. AggIes. 9:l5 pm
TueSdsy-May Hardware VS. Adam Hats
pm: Garvins Grill VS.. Elite Laundry
pm; Lansburgh VS.. Mount Rainier
Businessmen. 9.l5.
Thursday-Msy Hardware vs. Middle
Atlantic Motors. pm; Carr Bros VS.
Fat Boy. pm; Yellow Cab VS.. STANDARD
Linen, 9:15.
Friday-Civi Service VS. May Hardware
pm; Yellow Cab VS.. Nav Hardware,
500; Census VS.. Elite Laundry, 9:15.
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Totals Al Io2 r. 8 Totals SO s27
Batted for Rowe in seventh.

Totals Al q 8 Totals 80 s27I3
Batted for Rowe in seventh.
Batted for McKsin in ninth
Boston -------------- OO2 400 1910
Detroit -------------- 900 O0l 1OO-2
Rnns-Di Magsio Cronin. Foxx 90,
Tabor: Doerr '2l. Peacock t2). Rsdchn.
Croucner. Errors-Rowe, McCosky. Tabor
Runs batted in-Finney t2), Spence,
DOtTr. HughSOn ~, RadClin, Peacock
90. Di Magic, Gehringer. Fox. Two
base hits-Foxx cel. Home runs-Radclin.
plays-Tabor to Doerr to Fox. Left on
baSes-Boston. 9: Detroit. 9. Bases on
6alls-On Hughson. 2; of Trout. .; on
Rowe. ]. Struck out-By Hughson, 2:
by Trout, 2; by Rowe. ]; by McKain. L.
Hits-On Trout. in 2 innings tnone
out In fourth); on Rowe. 8 in in
nlngs: on McKain. 2 in = innings. Losing
pitcher-Trout Umpires-Messrs Rue.
Stewart and Summers. Time-156. At
tendance-21,0SS paid.
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The schedule:
N. Y. u. Nine Picks Vecchio

Edward Vecchio. regular New
York University outfielder and oc-
casional first baseman and pitcher
for the past two .,ears, has been
named captain for 1912.
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Weeks Schedule.
Monday-Printers vs. G. H. c.. West
Ellpse.
MISUNDERSTANDING VS.. Naval Air,
East Ellipse.
Friday-Treasury VS., G, H, g., South
Elpse.
All games start at O'Clock
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New SoftbuII Schedule
Made for Tukomu Park

A revised schedule for the Takoma
Park Fairgrounds junior softbsll cir
cult has been issued by Cres Brlde,
director.
This loop is limited TO PLAYERS IA
and under. All games begin at 10 80
am.
The schedule:
July IA. North Tskom. at Fsy. -.
Philadelphia a. North Tskoms IS Rav
al Philadelphia II. North Tskoms 81
Phledalphia: ~. Philadelphia at Raw
70. Ray a. North Tskoms: cS, philade-
phia at North Tskoma, 80, North Tsknms
at Raw
August !, Raw st Philadelphia: I, North
Takoma al Ray E. Rsy at PhlsdelphIa
$, Philadelphia at North Takoms.
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, Runs-Wsner. Frey, Joost. Walker.
Reese. ErrorS-RelSer. Reese go Runs
batted in-Craft, Werber. Franks Walker
Two-baSe hits-F. Mccormick. Reiser
Reese. Three-baSe hit-Reiser Home run
Walker. Sacrifces-Craft. West, Riggs
Double plays-Walker and Owen F. Nc
Cormick and Joost Left on bsses-Cin-
OF Walters. !, Struck omt&BV h WsItsr.
4: by Wyatt, 4: by Brown l. Hits-Or
Wyatt. 6 in 8 innings; off Brown. in
Passed ball-West Losing pitcher-Wyatt
Umpires-MessrS. Reardon. Conlan and
Goez. Time OF game-2:04. Attendance
90
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Fot Boy, Adam Hats Tied
For Sherwood Lead

Fat Boy and Adam Hats teams are
in a first-place tie in the Sherwood
Softball League. each having dropped
only one of five games.
The standings.
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Totals 3! 62e l3 Totals 81 6.1 ?
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Capital City League.
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Totals -32 S21 Totals 32 q % 16
nRatted for rren in
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-16
. McKENNEY'S BRIDGE QUIZ

By WILLIAM E. MCKINNEY America's Card Authority

We'll, I am of on another bridge trip, this time down to Richmond, Va, to meet Maj. Clarence Wyatt. He will act as executive chairman of the fall session of the national championships tournament to be held in Richmond the week of Dec. l.
 When the major speaks about the battle of the pasteboards, he always makes me think of Patrick Henry. He loves the game of bridge, and I predict he puts over the biggest tournament ever held in the history of the game. Although in his Sev- enties, he will also put over many a fast bid and play during the tour nament.
 The major came to the summer session of the nationals at Asbury Park to invite the players to Richmond and stayed long enough to play in one session. happened ito kibitz the bidding and play of today's hand.
 North opened the deuce of hearts, and the major (West) carefully avoided rufflng in dnm- my. Instead he discarded a dia- mond and South won with the ace of hearts.
 4 spade was returned in 6 Ain attempt to cut down dummys lrufing power. hue tho major won
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-16
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mildred DdUies
 Presented Gifts

Her associates at the Scovlll Company entertained Miss Mildred Davies at a dinner party at the Weather Vane. The Guest of honor will be married on Saturday to Charles J. Woods.
 Among those present were: Mrs. Gertrude Wheeler, Mrs. Helen Kier- nan, Mrs. Mildred Lezotte, Mrs. Rose Shea, Misses Margaret O'Neill, Rita O'Neill, Mary Crean, Mary Lawlor, Josephine Clark, Mary Killian, Mary Shelley, Alice Blackburn, Anna Grady, Lillian Grady, Mary McCor- mack and Catherine Mccormack. l Miss Davies was also entertained by Mrs. William Mordo at her home on North Elm street. She was pre- sented with silver.
 Her guests included: Mrs. 0. T. Hardt Mrs. William Russell, Mrx Harold Slater, Mrs. J. R. Neill, Mrs. Starr, Oldershaw, Mrs. Fred Beesley, Mrs. Frederick MarggraH, Mrs. Ab- ram Hengeveld, Mrs. Herbert C.. Taylor, Mrs. Charles Winters, Mrs. Felix Rodeck, Mrs. Clifford Prescott, Mrs. Ralph Harvey, Mrs. Rhea Lawrence, Mrs. Clem Ostroski, Alice Blackburn, Josephine Clark, Mrs. Alfred Hensel, Mrs. Alfred Hensel, Jr., Mrs. George Bailey, Mrs. Viola Wheeler and Mrs. Hadam Davidson of Seymour,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-16

Champagne, Mrs. Lena Deegan, Mrs. Bertha Dwyer, Mrs. Charles Hamel, Mrs. Adams, Mrs. G. Benoit Mrs. B. Bolduc, Mrs. Arthur Bolduc, Mrs. Aurore Houle, Mrs. Blanche Dalpe, Mrs. Noella Lamy, Mrs. Mariette Fortier, Mrs. Oscar Houle, Mrs. Henry Noel, Mrs. Marc Cyr, Mrs. Anna Lord, Mrs. Harry Perreault, Mrs. Louise Thibodeau, Miss Flora LeClerc, Miss Rita Plasse, Miss Rita Delage, Miss Lorraine Delage, Miss Cordelia Caouette, Miss Honorah Caouette, Miss Sarah Caouette.
 Miss Ruth Galipeault, Miss Flor ence Laliberte, Miss Gloria Derouin, Miss Katherine Mannion, Miss Ena- line Sandstrorn, Miss Lorraine Ther- oux, Miss Jeanette Theroux, Miss Yolande Bechard, Miss Estelle Bechard, Miss Laura Delage, Miss Dolores Delage, Miss Noella Delage, Miss Claire Derouin, Miss Janet Houle, Miss Dorothy Baorne, Miss Annette Cyr, Miss Airline Boisvert, Miss Shirley Kelley, Miss Irene Dwyer, Miss Helene Hamel, Miss Rita Adams, Miss Florence Barree, Miss Jeanne Galipeault, Miss Mae Deegan, Miss Helen Leconte, Miss Doris Delage, Miss Rita Delage.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-16
Former Resident
 Elected Trustee

Mrs. Herbert D. Gallaudet of Branford, formerly of Waterbury, has been elected trustee of the Ar- tiquarian SS Landmarks Society, Inc, of Connecticut. Mrs. Gallaudet is the wife of Rev. Herbert D. Gal- laudet former pastor of the First Congregational church of this city. John P. Elton of Waterbury IS chairman of the board of trustees.
 The annual meeting of the society was held Monday at the Webb House Barn in Wethersfield.
 Elmer D. Keith of Clintonville spoke in the morning on the pres- ent state of the three properties of the Society, which was founded in 1888 as a non-profit corporation to preserve good and important cx- arnples of the houses and possessions of Connecticut people, either by ownership or by encouraging histor- ical societies and private owners to maintain Colonial and later laud- marks properly.
 The first of these properties, the house built in 1754 for the Rev. Richard Mansfield, Episcopal mis- sionary in the Derby region, is at 35 Jewett Street, Ansonia, and is open to the public. The second, act ually the earliest, is the Hampstead House, at II Hamstead Street, New London, begun in 1878, extended in 1728 and, 1888, and the home of a long succession of public-spirited, active, and Nterate Hempsteads, Bolleses and Branches. This house is open to members of the Society and will be opened to the public when sufficient contributions make 1t possible to put the house and It's heirloom furniture into safe physi- cal condition.
 The third property, the Buttolph House at 294 Broad street, Wethers- field, was later known as the "older" Williams House. Built in 1893, 1t is a distinguished example of the rath- CT Sumptuous, urban, and almost English style associated with col- onists newly arrived. Members of the Society visited the Buttolpl- Williams House, which Is subject to life tenancy, to see the two almost untouched upper chambers, newly freed of dividing partition inserted about 1850, and lower room which was redecorated in the third quarter of the eighteenth century.
 After a lunch arranged by a com- mittee headed by Mrs. James P. Au- drews of Hartford, the annual bus mess meeting was held. George M. Butcher, of Middletown, Miss Elea- nor Ferguson and P. Spencer Good. win of Hartford, and Mrs. Herbert D. Gallaudet of Branford were elec- ted trustees, and the following of- ficers were reelected: president, Winslow Ans of New London; vice. president, Mrs. James P. Andrews: secretary, Mrs. Henry M. Clark, Jr., of Suffield; treasurer, William II. Putnam of Hartford. Howard M, Alcorn, of Suffield continues as Chairman of the Executive Com rnittee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-16

Santa Maria Circle, Daughters of Isabella, last night elected its of- ficers for the coming term. The meeting was held at the Knights of Columbus.
 Rev. Francis O'Shea will serve as chaplain. Mrs. Marion Miller has been named regent, with the follow ing slate:
 Past regent, Mrs. Mary O,Rourke; vice-regent, Mrs. Margaret Grea- ney; recording secretary, Miss Mar garet Frageau; financial secretary, Miss Mildred McGovern; treasurer, Mrs. May Hestlet; trustee, Mrs. George Deconick; custodian, Mrs. Albert Centerbar.
 Monitor, Mrs. Irene Dutil; inside guard, Mrs. Marie Beckley; outside guard, Miss Florence Deland: chan cellor, Mrs. Julia Delaney; scribe, Mrs. Estelle Cuddy; organist, Mrs. Mary Byrnes; first guide, Mrs. Elizabeth Savage; second grade, Mrs. Mary McNamara.
 Installation of officers will take place at The Elton next month. Mrs. O'Ro,lrke, retiring regent, presided.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-16
Pre-NuptiaL Party
 For Miss DaIesdndro

Miss Mary Dalesandro was the guest of honor at @ miscellaneous and currency shower given recently at the Scovill Girls Club by Mrs. Margaret Dalesandro, Mrs. Giocon- dina Marciano and Miss Rose Rich- ards.
 Among the guests were Mrs. Rose Aloise, Mrs. Anthony Amicone, Mrs. Lucia Amicone, Mrs. Samuel Ani- cone, Mrs. Eva Andrews, Mrs. Gin- naro Ascione, Mrs. Carmella Aug elli, Mrs. Florence Basile, Mrs. T. Bonvisuto, Mrs. Angela Buccini, Mrs. Nancy Buscemi, Mrs. Concet- ta Buzzelli, Mrs. Antoinette Gala brese, Mrs. Rose Calabrese, Mrs. P. CaruSo, Mrs. Molly Caviosie, Mrs. Connie Cermola, Mrs. Carmelo Chil- lemi, Mrs. Armando Ciarletti, Mrs. Elizabeth Ciarlelli, Mrs. Mary Cic. carelli, Mrs. Andrew Cicchetti, Mrs. Agnes Cilfone, Mrs. J. Cipriano, Mrs. Carmella Cocchiola, Mrs. Cath. erine Como, Mrs. Cuciniello, Mrs. Marge Crispiro, Mrs. Jane Dad- dona, Mrs. Filomena Dalisandro, Mrs. Dora Daloisio, Mrs. Peter Dal- oisio.
 Mrs. DeAngelis, Mrs. Frances De- Eco, Mrs. Frank DelGobbo, Mrs. Florence D'Ena, Mrs. Catherine DellaCamera, Mrs. Anthony Del- Negro, Mrs. Rose Dennis, Mrs. Rose DelRupo, Mrs. Michael DiBenedit- to Mrs. Anthony DiBlasi, Mrs. Lucy DiFelice, Mrs. Armand DiFeo, Mrs. Mary DiFrancesco, Mrs. Grace Di. Meco, Mrs. Ruby Di Meco, Mrs.
 Susie DiMeco, Mrs. Jennie DiMich- ele, Mrs. Josephine DiVergilio, Mrs. Mary DiVergilio, Mrs. Filomena Ella, Mrs. August Facondini, Mrs. V. Faiia, Mrs. Orlando Taniglietti, Mrs. Angeline F'ebbriello, Mrs. Anna Febbriello, Mrs. Anna Flammia, Mrs. Frank Fontano, Mrs. Louise Forino, Mrs. Anna Frenis, Mrs Rose Gaetano, Mrs. Fred Giarnpie- tro, Mrs. Louis Giampietro, Mrs. Louise Gianini, Mrs. Jennie Clan. netti, Mrs. Filomena Giusto, Mrs. Mary Guarino, Mrs. Rose Guiliano, Mrs. Peter Iacoviello.
 Mrs. Ralph Iacoviello, Mrs. A. Iosa, Mrs. Anna Fannelli, Mrs. Jen- i1ie Johnsky, Mrs. Elizabeth Laura, Mrs. F. Levesque, Mrs. Michael Linsalato, Mrs. Gene Lionello, Mrs. Mary Loinbardo, Mrs. Dorothy Lac Rosa, Mrs. Josephine LoSchiavo, Mrs. Dan Lucian, Mrs. Mary Mad den, Mrs. Donna Malario, Mrs. Man. cini, Mrs. Anna Manganaro, IS. Car rie ManZo, Mrs. Rachel Marciano, Mrs. Lena Marinelli, Mrs. Lillian Mastracchio, Mrs. Nick Mature, Mrs. Adolph Mazzeri, Mrs. J. MiN- cize, Mrs. Josephine Moffo, Mrs. Jo- sephine Morelli, Mrs. Catherine Mucci, Mrs. Michael Natelle;
 Mrs. Edith Niele, Mrs. Orso, Mrs. Papa, Mrs. Ruby Parent, Mrs. Do. nato PaSternoStro, Mrs. Jennie Pat ernostro, Mrs. Sadie Pette, Mrs. Pete Petrucci, Mrs. James Picchochi, Mrs. Anna Pignatrai, Mrs. Pasquale Pisco, Mrs. Peter Pisco, Mrs. Pol letta, Mrs. Anthony Raneri, Mrs. Gerry Rinaldi, Mrs. Minnie Rinaldi, Mrs. V. Rinaldi, Mrs. Ralph Rossi, Mrs. Angie Ruby, Mrs. J. Salerno, Mrs. Jennie Santilli, Mrs. Mary Santoli, Mrs. Anthony Scardetti, Mrs. Concetta schifelliti, Mrs. Mar
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-16
Personal
Parties Honor
 EUelv Pastor

The Waterbury Girls Rife Club entertained at the home of Miss El- lena Kleinert of Lincoln street in compliment to Miss Evelyn Pastor The bride-elect was presented with a lamp.
 Those present included: Mrs. Frank Kiessliug, Catherine Kiess- ling, Ellema Kleinert, Rita Adams, Lucille Pastor, Mildred Bumstead, Mrs. John Deldonna, Edna Matt theWs.
 Her associates at the Connecticut Light end Power Company also feted Miss Pastor with a party at Shel Chateau.
 Among those attending were Helen Tobia, Elizabeth Gavin, Mad- cline Murphy, Anna Doucette, Anna Fainiglietti, Mary Noona, Doris Cos grove, Angelina Manbruno, Mildred Bumstead, Doris Braun, Gertrude Hickey, Anna McDouough, Helen Duguay, Agnes Nolan, Louise Mark, Mary E. Kenny, Elinor O'Neill, Emily Balinsky, Katherine Cooley and Mildred McGovern.
 Dr. and Mrs. Elliott R. Mayo of Cooke street announce the birt hof daughter, Celeste Elizabeth, at the Waterbury Hospital on October 15.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-16
Harriette Payne
 Feted By Friends

Mrs. Albert St. Jean and Miss Rita St. Jean were hostesses at a miscellaneous and greenback shower held recently at the Franco-Amer- ican hall in honor of Miss Harriette Payne whose marriage to Robert St. Jean takes place on November 1st. Those present were:
 Mrs. Ada Payne, Mrs. Emmy Lar sen, Mrs. ,Sandstrom, Mrs. Wilfred Forbes, Jr, Mrs. Matthias Plasse, Mrs. Toussaint Lariviere, Mrs. Ro- sario Comeau, Mrs. Therese Bour- que, Mrs. Alphonse LeClerc, Mrs. Mathilde Caouette, Mrs. Arthur Loiselle, Mrs. Rosanna Resh, Mrs. George Caouette, Mrs. Louise Caou- cite, Mrs. OdiaS Caouette, Mrs. W. Caouette, Mrs. J. Keefe, Mrs. D. Delage, Mrs. Arthur Corriveau, Mrs. Donat Barree. Mrs. Rocco Cipriano, Mrs. Alferie Delage, Mrs. Albertine Bechard. Mrs. Aurele Barree, Mrs. Henry Bisvert, Mrs. D. Girouard, Mrs. George Gaumond, Mrs. Arthur LeBelle. Mrs. Herman Jacob, Mrs. Euloge Delage, Mrs. Joseph Leconte, Mrs. Wilfred Theroux,
 Mrs. E. Laflamme, Mrs. Dora Galipeault, Mrs. Irving Pagan, Mrs. Joseph Vance, Mrs. Ray Galipeault, Mrs. Hazel Coughlin, Jr., Mrs. File Boulanger, Mrs. Alice Boulanger Glynn, Mrs. Walter Boulanger, Mrs. Albert 5oulanger, Mrs. Edmund Lemieux, Mrs. Alex Lemieux, Mrs. Blanche Barone, Mrs. Wilfred Mon- tambeault, Mrs. Hormidas LeClerc, Mrs. Elphege LeClerc, Mrs. Wilfred Delage, ST., Mrs. John Delage, Mrs. E. Delage, Mrs. Clarice Loranger, Mrs. Alex Daudelin, Mrs. Walter Derouin, Mrs. Alfred LeClerc, Mrs. Lucian Derouin, Mrs. Richard Tur- cote, Mrs. Emile Leconte, Mrs. Henrie Bosse, Mrs. Michael Cleary.
 Mrs. Kay Descoteaux, Mrs. Raoul Brodeur, Mrs. Jerry Doyon, Mrs. AL phonse Depeault, Mrs. Amanda
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-16
Instructor Engaged
 To Thov1,oston Girl

MT. and Mrs. William o'Brien of East Main street, T'homaston, aa- nounce the engagement of their daughter, Mary Agnes, to John F. Grove, manual training instructor of Thomaston High school and son of Mir. and Mrs. Patrick Grove of Sylvan avenue, Waterbury. The wedding will take place at St. Thomas church, Thomaston, satur- day, November 20,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-16
Quarterly Reports
 For Moose Women

At It's meeting last night in Moose Hall, the Women of the Moose heard the quarterly report of the Auditing committee. It was presented by Mrs. Marian Buck ingham, acting chairman.
 Miss Peggy Dermody, Senior Re- gent, presided at the business meet ing. Mrs. Mary Beckett had charge of the entertainment and refresh- ments. Miss Mary Squires was ap- pointed to arrange the entertain- nent at the next meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-16

garet Singleton, Mrs. Sophie Spar7o, Mrs. Isabella Stigliani, Mrs. Jo- sephine Surnma, Mrs. Evelyn Sweeney, Mrs. Tentoni, Mrs. Francis Troiani, Mrs. Anthony Verzino, Mrs. Joseph Ver1no, Mrs. Florence Wives.
 The Misses Helen Amicone, Anna Bataglia, Mary Capuano, Felicia Caruso, Agnes Cilfone, Mary and Loretta Cocchiola, Sylvia Copes, Louise Damelio, Dorothy and Joe sephine Della Camera, Mary Di- Donate, Mary Favale, Adeline Fu- giluise, Catherine Galasso, Helen Giampietro, Dorothy LaRosa, Mary Onolfo, Ange Mardu, Elvira Mari neli, Marge and Jennie Papa, Anna Paternostro, Pauline Persio, Julia
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-16
Miss Rita Lonoue
 Names Nuptiol Date

Captain Walter A. Lanoue of Marion avenue has announced the engagement and coming marriage of his daughter, Miss Rita Larioue, to Robert Willespie, son of MT. and Mrs. George Gillespie of Ledgeside avenue.
 The wedding will take place on December 26.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-16
RUGGTERo-POLo

Miss Edith Polo, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Michael Polo of Wolcott street, will be married on October IS, to Joseph Ruggiero of Young street, son of MT. and Mrs. Donate Ruggiero. The wedding will take place at 10 o'clock at the Sacred Heart church,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-16

and proceeded to make his dou- bled contract.
 He cashed the king of hearts, diScarding another diamond from dummy. Then he was able to run both of his own small diamonds in dummy, losing only one club and the first heart trick. You will note that f the major had rutfed the opening lead, he would have lost 6 club and two diamonds.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-16
Engagements
PATERNOSTER-PETTTO

Miss Lena Petite, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Petite of Bank Street, will become the bride Of Joseph Paternoster, of High Street, on October 1s.
 The ceremony will be performed at 9 o'clock at the Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-16
Weddings
SANFORD -MARTELLr

DhNI EL1AH
 The wedding of Miss Carmay Martelli, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Michael Martelli of Hillvlew ave- nue, to Anthony Santoro, son of MT. and Mrs. Vito Santoro of Pil- grim avenue, will take place on Oc- tober 25. The ceremony will be per- formed at 9 o'clock at St. Thomas Church,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-16
NTLsEN-KILDUFF

Miss Helen Rosemary Kilduff, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. John J. Kilduff of Chestnut Avenue, will become the bride of Theodore Nil- sen of Jersey City, New Jersey, on October 25. The ceremoney will be performed at Il o'clock at St. Mar garet's Church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-16

Richards, Teresa Richards, Mary Rovero, Anna Santopietro, Helen Stango, Anna Stolfl, Alice E1nonow. ski and Virginia Tentoni.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-16

MT. and Mrs. Allan Clark of Middlebury are entertaining their daughter, Mrs. David Parker of Rochester, New York.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-16

MT. and Mrs. Frank Daniels of Rochester, N. Y. are visiting with MT. and Mrs. Fred R. Daniels of Chestnue avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-16
WEsT-NOREN

MrAand Mrs. Hugo Noren of Um. berfield Road announce the engage ment of their daughter Vivian to Donald West son of MT. and Mrs. Irving West of Mason street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-16

Miss Mary Coyle of Sylvan ave- nue has been vacationing at Sea Island, Georgia.