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Evening star., 1941-12-03

CURTAINS TO COVER EVERY WINDOW IN
WASHINGTON
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think of just about every width White IVORY ecru pos
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Evening star., 1941-12-03
E.FRENcH COTTON
MARQUlSETTE
RUFFLED CURTAINS
F. QUEENTEX WASH
ABLE TAILORED
CURTAINS

Tub like honkies. Two sizes, 81
ins. long, "A ins. wide to poir; So
ins. long, IS ins. wide to poir. GIo,
shell, white. 672 poirs---2.l9 pF.
Evening star., 1941-12-03
D. PASTEL CUSHION
DOT RUFFLED
CURTAINS

Very wide, 81 inches TO the pofr,
very long d good z yds., IS
inches. Blue, rose, gold. green or
peach ----2.l9
Evening star., 1941-12-03
A. CUSHION DOT CURTAINS

In crisp fresh cotton norquisette. All mode with
full ruffes, back edge removed. Three sizes,
e3 inches long, SO inches wide to poir; 78 and
90 inch lengths thot are 96 inches wide to poir.
White only. ZOO poirs ot--------2.19 pr.
Evening star., 1941-12-03
B. BELMANlZED FINISHED
CAPE COD RUFFLED
ORGANDY CURTAINS
G. CAPE COD RUFFLED
CURTAINS

For short apartment size windows. So inches
long, u inches wide TO the poir. Choice Of
plain or pin dot cotton rorquisette. SobeI-fin-
ished :. eliminates storchino when oundered
In delicote ivory tone that fits in with all fur
nishnes. $50 poirs ot----2.19 pr.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-13
.A.A.U " H6ay
 EngIish Woman

As Q guest speaker ct the netnia befship Tea sponscfsd yeslerdag afternoon by the American Asgoeln@ ton of University Women, Mr1. n3 '. Goodwin of England, Q member Of the British Federation, described the destruction helng done Co tha text books and the classics in Coein- tries conquered by NaM fDEgan. @lxe expressed the hope the AfnerlcAns would be able to supply publications for c reeonstrtlctio program.
 Mrs. 0. P. Nodenbaeh, Q fogHfeT president of the local chapter. dls- eyissod the meaning Of monahByElAig8 Ia the association, and aleo save a resume Of the activities Of tho eons ventlon at Cincinnati, in June.
 Mrs. Henry et0ughtnn os 1hOmas- ton, also 8 past preAident, and MEss Rodenbaeh presided as Slas tea table. Mrs. Stanley Robinson, ol1aiys man of the reception committee, vas assisted by MTs. V. E. EisenwiateEs Catherine Ccnn0r. Mxn. '. H WDsters Helen Hogan, Ethel Balrds wrs. George Dubpernell, Geneva SAgas Mrs. Louis LAyill.
 At the meeting oe the
 which preceded the DocsMl, @A@ Helen BeliveaIi, secretary. end 1D Ethel Baird, treasurer. Tead rsporea. Miss Ines l.. B. 0lOueh, pEsSidsnh presided.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-13
Girl Club Members
 Enjoyed Hike, ROast

Tn celebration of Armistice Day members of the Girls club hiked to Lakewood for an outdoor roast, Miss Lucy M. Russo, physical dlrec- tor, and her assistant, Miss Eileen Daley, led the group.
 Among those present were: Olga Rozan, Melaney, Charkowsky, Eu- genia CharkowSky, Elnora Cook, Diana Di Chelli, Phyllis Chellemi, Carmella Busceml, Clara Taroske- wich, Margaret May Terni, Annette SforSa, Betty Russell, Diana Val. letta, Lucille zigdatto.
 Jacqueline Bessette, Josephine Perugini, Marie Cipriano, Suzanne Lacoftrata, Louise Spencer, Laura Spencer, Lorraine Jenkins, Patricia Stance, Dolores Bucci, Louise Lau- dist.
 Mary Baranuk, Louise DlPalnaa, Lillian Bucci. Mary Terni, Maureen Hayes. Natalie Ducci, Anna McDan- iel, Sophie Class, Concetta Marie 0oss, Patricia jalnele, Irene DeCola, Alice Grimes, Gloria 0alante.
 Elizabeth Mallon, Mary Harbanuk, Elaine Pope, Barbara Mallon, Irrna George, Irene Oberstadt, Mary Lou Muxl, Pauline Forelli, Sarah Bar anuk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-13
GeneUieUe PheI0n
 Guest Of Friends

Miss Anna Cavanaalgt, Miss Helen Joyce and MTs. Ethel xeece enter. tAined on Tuesday evening al D'Angelo's on WatevtOwn avenue iIl compliment to Miss Genevteve phe- Ian of Baldwin street. A turkey dinner was served, following which the guest Of honor was presented many lovely gifts.
 Among those present were: Mrs James A. Phelail, Mrs. James To- bin, Mrs. Michael J. PhelAn, Helen ptela1i, Erneline Phel&n, Mrs. VII. liam ', Phelan, Mrs. Matthew 1T rhelan, 0enevieve phelan, Dora PnelAn, Veronica Pheian, Rhyllli Phelasl, Mrs. John McA6Ahon, Mrs George Mc0overn, Misses Helen Hartnett, Mary Hartnett, Gertrude HaTtnett, Christine Hartnett, Mrs Joseph ". Cavanaugh, Misses Anna Cavanaugh, Mary GavAnaugh, Anr Connor, Catherine V. Connor, Lil- lian Conner, Mrs. Mortimer Connor Mrs. Ernie Kopicxh, Mrs. Roger V Connor, Dorothy CoEinor, Mrs. Dan. lel 3. Connor, Mrs. William Chris tian.
 Kay Christian, Mary Christian Mrs. William Rado, Mrs. Hamidai Hebert, Nellie Efanley, Irene HOT. gan, Mrs. Laura McA6ahon, Mrs Margaret oLoughlin, Mrs. johr Neeson, Misses Helen Joyce, Mary Martin, Mary Morris, Madeline Morris, Catherine Morris, Anne 6heehan, Margaret Mcclure, Ruth Healey, Helene Yames, Mary Alb. riola, Mrs. Mary Sweeney, Lucy Moss, Mrs. John Dillon, Mrs. Fran els Martin, Norma Nelson.
 Mrs. J. Burns, Margaret Morgan, Mrs. Cornelius Shea, Helen Shea, Mrs. Agnes Beaman, Mrs. Ethel Leece, Mrs. Robert Leece, Mrs George Pyn, Mrs. Eugene Sweeney Mary Sweeney, Mrs. Joseph Calla- han, Mary Roach, Mrs. Elizabeth Kelly, Mrs. seely, Mrs. Gilbert Annie Dunn, Mrs. Eric Brandt, Mrs Jackson, Mrs. Harry Burns, Mrs. Eichmayi, Mrs. Blanchard, Mrs. Els Logan, Mrs. Martha Watkins, Mrs william Windebank, Mrs. Frank Wall. Mrs. James Doyle, Mrs. Fred Daniels, Mrs. Ernest Wlndebank Madeline Murphy, Patricia Murphy, Mrs. William Sweeney, Mrs. Leon- ard, Mrs. silas Holland, Mrs. Ora bowski, Mrs. Libby, Lena Urginltis Mrs. Mae Tourangeau, Mrs. Minnie Jones, Mrs. CatheTine KieTce.
 Mrs. Wakefield Worcester oi wilmington, Conn, Is registered ai the Hotel New Weston in New York
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-13
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Trinity Guild
 Dessert Bridge

The St. Ellsabeths Culid Of TTln. lty Eplscopal church sponsored Q dessert bridge yesterday afternoon at the pavish house.
 Mrs Lura Dutton, chairman of the nfRair, wNs assisted in her ar- rnngemenk by Mrs. George RCdeSa, Mrs. John D. EbbB, MHe. Thomas Maten, Mrs. M. Louis Duchesne, Mrs, g. Naward Starr, Mrs. William H. Miles, Mra. Robert Rose and Mrs. Robert Y. Mclean.
 Among those who played were: AGrg. N. V. Dews, Mrs Archie Jones, AEra. J. A. Crane, Mrg. g. N. Starr, Mrs, Henry IAght, Mrs Harry Lucas, Mrs. John Bunting, Mrs. Raymond Williams, Mrs. A. '. Street, Mrs. Ed- ward clifford, Mrs. George Booth, Mrs. Raymond Shove, MrB, Leon Mitchell, Mrs. F. J. Bxaheay, Mrs. A. ,. Drulnmofld, Mira. John Brophy, AErs. John wills. Mrs. Charles Fleming.
 Akrs. Fred TrotslEy, Mra. ". L. Duchesne, Mrs. Andrew Larson, Mrs. John william, Mrs. Robert ]. Rose, Mrs. Ernest Fay Mrs. Frederick s. Williams, Mrs. James II. Cline, Mrs. A. II. Traslk, Mrs. Ralph Urwin, Mrs. Richard Leroy, Mrs. Henry Dewa, Mrs. Lura Dutton, Mrs. Lewis Curtis, Mrs. John R. Maier, Mrs. William Mlles, Mrs. Harry Burdick, Mrs. M. c. Schiller, Mrs. e. Andef. son, MrA. John B. EbbS, Mrs. !. B. Guthrie.
 Mrs. Harry Darling, Mrs. George Roden, Mrs. Thomas Matons Mrs. Roger Peabody, Mrs. Wendel Wal den, Mrs. Carl petltjean, Mrs. ". g, Messenger, MiSg Nellie A. Browne, Mrs. Charles Parsons, Mrs. ]. J. Goodrich, Mrs. ". P. Mercy, Mrs. Ida BirdGAll, Mrs. E. V. Carney, Mrs, F. c. Parker, Mrs. w. c. Bailey, Mrs. Edward slckmund, Mrs. Ernest B. Rogers, Mrs. Frederick Jackie, Mrs. Louis Brandely, Mrs. Alfred King, Mrs. Edward Chapel, Mrs. John Lynch and Mrs. Walter Brandt.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-13
. McKENNEY'S BRIDGE QUIZ
Fine Squeeze Play Nets VI BY WILLIAM E. MCKINNEY
 America's Card Authority

The test of Q great player is his ability to cooperate with new partners whose system he does not know. Waldemar von zedtWstz' chairman of the executive commit" tee of the ACBA, ard EaTl Acker- man, vice president of the Pacific Bridge League, played together For the first time recently. Their no trump systems are very dIteEent but they cO-opeyated well to reach this slam by straightforward hid" ding.
 Unlike some experts. when play- ing rubber bridge. Waldemar gon Zedtwltz 6 never satisfied with just his contract. He wants to make every possible trick. With the aic Of a fine squeeze play, he maoe seven-0dd.
 Alderman later explained 'hC real- ized he probably should have made another bid, but he decided they held enough cards to get into six-- hence the plunge.
 Won xedtwitx (scuthl won tho opening lead with tho ace Of clubs and eashed five og his diamonds, discardinx from dummy the five ot spades and the deuce of hearts, Next he led spade and casised the two topss but East had saved the guarded queen. East at tlais point held one spade. three hearts and one club.
 TSnreh ennhaa kaaa klmR ne cluhs
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-13
Junior Women
 Pun PrOgrans

Sssa. Dotaald !. Post last night aaasesod tho members cg the JCn- aor vgCRnerS Club. Tn dlsCussing the Book Far which wRs sponsore0 this week hy the Junior League end the Waeegbury Wolmezs8 Club, Hhe des- ugtbed the work involved in Organiz. lng such 6 program. She gave brief description 0e each of tho authors WllO had attended the luncheon.
 AS tho business meeting AEiss Elizabeth Mallette, newly elected BNate Chairman Of the Junior Clubs, gave Q brief review oS the State Congerenco held recently in New Haven, Eood for the Thanksgiving baskets is Co be brought to the Club room on wednesday evening, No- vemher le. The "Kloily Bali'' will take place on December %.
 Among those present were Vivian Miner, Mrs. Theodore Holcomb, Mrs. Prescott E.archay, Mrs. Robert Hlakeslee, ARFs. ElwOod Coo, Mrs. Richard Hunt, Marjorie Lewis, Mar. jorie Snow, Wtlia Bristol, Marian Johnson, OlaGys LehT, Kathleen Diliman, Rhode Macl1en, Mrs. Her- bert Pinter, Mrs. Homer Crane, Mrs. John Casey, Mrs. Ernest zeidler.
 Mrs. John Herbst, IT., Dorothy White, Sally BaSnurn, Ivy NeedhaSn, Alice Lalnphier, Jean webster, June Cables, Dorothy OldeTshawy, Eleas nor Slater, Mrs. David Thompson, Mrs, William Schneider, Elizabeth Mailette, Catherine Mclean, Ernes- tine piercey, Eugenia Mallette, 0wend0lyn BuFtan, Mrs. Charles Koeppel and Shirley Casey.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-13
Irish h-Am1eric0n
 BirthdGy Party

A sixth birthday party was en- loyed last night by the Ladies of the lrish. American Auxiliary. Mrs. Be- linda M. Tracy presided ct the af- sAlr which was held ct the Hotel Elton.
 Mrs. Nora Mahaney Harris of New Haven, prominent In political and social circles throughout the state, addressed the members of the organization.
 Miss Ida Ldlnny, chairman was assisted In her arrangements by Mrs Cornelius Shaflahan, Mrs. 0arret Casey and Mfrs. Joseph Blum. Mrs. Mary Bowling Byrnes had charge of the entertainment program, as- sisted by Mrs. Dorothy Carney Dvpn.
 A skit featuring Irish songs, jokes and stories, was produced by Mrs. Eleanor Collins, Stella Cuddy, Flor ence Dlllane, Mrs. Mary Lyons Root, Mrs. Morris Noonen, Mrs. Anna Duffy, Mrs. Mary Cow, Mrs. Mary Custer and Mrs. Mary McNamarA.
 Among those attending were Mrs, Thomas Reidy, Mrs. Margaret Mc- 0Fath, Mrs. 0arret Casey, Mrs. George Dunn, Mrs. Margaret Cos tello, Mrs. Kevin Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Mary Altman, Mrs. William Casey, Mfs. Ella keavney, Mrs. Joseph Blum, Miss Ida Lunny, Mrs. George Byrnes, Mrs. Cornelius Hhanhan, Mrs. Aida Lewis, Mrs. John Murs phy, Mrs. Patrick Leary.
 Mrs. Edward LoughFan, Mrs, M. Dalton, Mrs. Cecilia Connolly, Mrs. Ida C@sfrey, Mrs. Edward Rafferty,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-13
Pre-Nuptial Party
 For Emily Landisi

Miss Emily LaS1disi, whose mar rlage to James Rosa, takes place on November i6, was the guest of honor ct currency shower given by Mrs. Angelo Landisl, Mrs. Frank DaEni- els, Mrs. Thomas Telesca.
 Those present were: Mrs. Joseph Bard, Mrs. Ann Mobile, Mrs. Lee DelliVeneri, Mrs. Patsy Cappella, Mrs. Rita Eivolsa, Mrs. Julia Cars dillo, Mrs. Bart Damiari, Mrs. Vic. tor1a Monaco, Mrs. Mary DelNegro, Mrs. Theresa zappone, Mrs, Joseph Jannetty, Mrs. Helen Baker, Mrs. Gene Jsnnetty, Mrs. Theresa Mirto, Mrs. Leonard santoro, Mrs. Louise Bucco, Mrs. Mary LoSnbardi. Mrs. ARCunta LandiSl, Mrs. Mary Stango, Mrs. Concetta Perillo, Mrs. Frank 0uGzardi, Mrs. Phil RAgazzino, Mrs. Nick DeNIatale, Mrs. Mary Alberto, Mrs. Antolnette Augelli, Mrs. Jennie Daddona, Mrs. Anna Devino, Mrs, Joseph LAudid, Mrs. Jenny Sparzo, Mrs. Josephine SunIna, Mrs. John Perugini, Mrs. Belma Rosa, Mrs. Nick Ella, Mrs. Edith Costa, Mrs. Josephine Daniels, Mrs. Josephine Waldo, Mrs. Theresa Hebert.
 Mrs. Rae Marciano, Mrs. Prank Marucci, Mrs. Michale Carosella, Mrs. Joseph 0uerrera, Mrs. Victor Mucci. Mrs. Rose Cerbasie, Mrs. Theresa LaSprogata, Mrs. Michael Polo, Mrs. Michael 0allichio, Mrs. Joseph Ella, Mrs. Florence DaInelio, Mrs. Val Gallcchio, Mrs. Mary Rosa, Mrs. Andrew Cicchetti, Mrs. Alfred Nappi, Mrs. Mary Madden, Mrs. Nicholas CaruSo, Mrs. Elsie FerTaro, Mrs. Daniel Giordano, Mrs. Dom Perilio, Mrs. Josephine Anullo, Mrs. Downs, Mrs. Jane Petruzxi, Mrs. A. Cameroto. Mrs. Lucy Caporale, Mrs Irene Crosse, Mrs. James Piccochi, Mrs. Carmella Nappi, Mrs. Mary DOliviera, Mrs. Jane Coppeto, Mrs, Sulmira Figueirdeo, Mrs. Anna Pig natori. Mrs. Rose Brevetu, Mrs. Frank Rosa, Mrs. Carmella Tan. niello, Mrs. Margie Ella, Mrs. Car mella Ciarlo, Mrs. Rocco Calo. Mrs. Thomas Telesca.
 Mrs. Anthony Damiani, Mrs. Peter Stoln, Mrs. Emelinda Colosanto, Mrs. Anna Grella, Mrs. Fannie Davino; the Misses Adele Matte, Lulu Pandolfl, Toots Carosella, Dor. othy DellaCamera, Loretta DiPaola, Rose Marie Rosa, Eileen Downs, Nellie Famicis, Mary NarciSo, Mary Carosella, Margaret Rosa, Mollie Rosa, Anita Salvatore, Lena Pale EIaieTi, Rae OeEbasie, Irene Daniels, Louisa Landid, Jane Rinaldi, Mar ion scacco, Lenora Varanelli, Louise Long, Lillian Rinaldi, Louise Lan- disi, Louella Dezeil. Mary Cavailo, Erma Davegso, Llvia Daverso, Xo- landa Trumlo. Palma Pignatori, Rosemary PetruEzi, Catherine Ga. lasso and Lena Testa.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-13
Annual Food Sale
 Sponsored by VIVA

The stan of the Visiting Nurse Association met yesterday and plan- ned to conduct Q cake sale, the pro. ceeds of which will be given to the Victoria Liebreioh Memorial fund. The sale vii be held, as 1t has for the past three years. the day before Thanksgiving, November lS at Grieve, Bisset and Holland.
 Each year the staff pays tribute to their former co-worker by raising money to be used by the Visiting Nurse Association in its work in the city.
 Miss Liebreich, who served as . U. s. Army nurse behind the front line trenches in the World War, died November 27, 1887. She was a member of the V. N. A. stan for twenty years.
 Miss Mary Farrar, chairman of the Cake sale committee announced that ell those interested in contrib. uting cakes, pies, cookies or candies should either telephone the Visiting Nurse Association or send food di. rectly to Grieve, Bisset and Holland Wednesday morning, November 18th.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-13
Personal
'--LOFing Studio.

MT. end Mrs. David Thompson ot Woodbury announce the birth of c son, David Patrick, on Monday, November 17, ct st. Mary's Hospital Mrs. Thompson is the former Mary Grady o9 Lydia Street.
 Dr. and Mrs. U. A. Dionne of South Elm strec :, are registered at the Barbi1on.p.4z In New York.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Earth oi Laval street have been entertaining William Rister and his daughter Agnes, of Springfield, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. John Bardua oI Pawling, New York, have been visit- ing with MT. and Mrs. Paul Rechens berg of Scott road.
 MT. and Mrs. John Zorn of Hlli. side avenue have been entertaining Mrs. Lewis Ehlars and family aElC Mrs. A. y. Thone of Hollis, LonI Island.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-13
Couple Celebrated
 Nuptial ARniUeysary

Mfr. and Mrs. Edward oleason, formerly of Woonsocket, R, T., were the guests of honor at a house. warming and anniversary party give en last night ct their new home on Cornelius avenue. The couple ware observing thelr 3crtieth wedding anniversary. They were presented with Q gift from those attending.
 They were: Rev. James Gleason of Hartford, c e0nu of the Souple; MT. and Mrs. Howard Coruora1l, Mfr, and Mrs. Thomas Moore, Mir. end Mrs. William ?. G.ea.on, Mir. and Mrs, William J. Gleason, Mir. and Mrs. William Coleman, Nora Finn Alice Moran, Catherine Moran Thomas Gleason, Mrs. Nora Moran Mir. and Mrs. Edward Gleason, Jr. of Woonsockte, and MT. and Mrs Edward Gleason of Worcester.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-13
Mrs. Aimee CongOay
 Feted By Friends

Mrs. Aimee Conway wAs the guest Of honor ct e shower given recently at the home of Mrs. Marion Mclean of West Main street. Mrs. Ola Mc. Lean and Mrs. Margaret OLoueh' lin assisted as hostesseS.
 Among those attending were: Mrs. Harmon, Anna Hoose, Helen Fire Selle, Angeline QFusly, Doris Brade ley, Kae Devino, Dorothy Woisand, Eleanor Berg, Am Norvillsf Sally Kalizaks, Loretta 0renier. Betty Mco Leland Pegi Conway, Ann Lavis. Trida Wright, Dorothy, Waiter. worth. Lydia Krompits, Lorraine German, Mary Klepack, Gladys Diamond, Dorothy Kennedy, Gene. vieve 0rifnth, Shirley Raynor anE WiliMinA Atkins.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-13
Alma Witort Has
 China Shower

On Tuesday evening Miss Mae Murray and Miss Marie Donohue Of Merrill street were hostesses ct c supper party ct The Larkspur In Watertown for Miss Alma WItoft of Willow street who Is to, be married to John Baker of Cleveland, Ohio, Miss Witort was presented with Lenox china.
 The guests were Ottlie Witort, Ed. nc Pofman, Jennie Jesallvich, Irene Tehan, Annette Ciminera, Marion Austin, Kathleen Bowling, Mary Kelly, Ruth Ramona, Mae Murphy, Marie Donohue, Alma Witort and Mrs. Jane Lee, Mrs. Peter pomponio, Mrs. Harry DiModugno, Mrs. T. Joe seph Mango, Mrs. Howard Hackett.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-13
Shirley NorthgUay Entertained Friends

Miss Shirley Northway entertain. cd Q group of her friends ct Q cos. tune party held recently at her home on North Main street,
 Those present were Mrs. George Northway, Mrs. Kenneth MeFTithew, Catherine Mahoney, Gloria Stywacii Betty Noble, Jean Anderson, Marie Gribbo, Madeline Kelly, Doris Ro. bunuk, Doris Robina, Betty Fears, Lorraine Richter, Ruth Dodson, Ruth 0ruzas, Barbara White, Ger tTude Stevens, Marguerite Stevens, Constance Kenta, Richard Montesi, Robert Haddad, Samuel LaRosa, David BlackeF, and Robert Norway.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-13
St0nleys Entertain
 W.C.T.U. Members

The Waterbury Chapter, W!C.T.U. met on Tuesday evening at the home of MT. and Mrs. Everett Stan. ley of Wyman street, The group. consisting of twenty-two members, discussed the formation of 6 govern. ment group to be organized follow. ing the present war.
 Rev. T. L. Sinclair, pastor of All Souls Church, addressed the mem. bers. 4 covered dish supper was served.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-13

George T. Ryan. president. win pses aide.
 All members and friends AEe ins vited to attend. A social and @@S1ee VIII follow the business. @esEUnne mentS will he served.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-13
Weddings
Weddings
sPELEANE: AUSTIN

SRXLkANEs AUSTIN
 Mr. and Mrs, Henry Austin q Coolidge avenue announce the en- gagement and coming marriage Oi their daughter, Margaret, to Jamel B, Spiliane, son of AEr. and Mrs Michael Spillane of Bronson street The wedding will take place on Thanksgiving Day ct the Blessed Sacrament Church,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-13
Run,xaags Sale

The Chase Parent Teachers AS. sociation is holding 8 rlmmage sale on Friday. November 14th, at S30 North Main street. Any person hay. ing discarded articles they wish to donate, please get in touch with either Mrs. Bertei Stleberg. 4-e6ss, or Mrs. Reginald Haynes, A-ele6 and the articles will be called for.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-13
Personal
Contract Bridge
KEHllN ul.uR

h q special Thanksgiving Tour nanent held last night under the direction of Mrs. w. 8. Smith, Tlr- keys were awarded as prizes. The scorers included: Section I, Mrs, ebert 0illson, Mrs. Gordon gpeEring, SBM: Mrs. John Mc0owAn, Mrs, Edward Balthaaar, S6; Mrs. Roger Peabody, Hrs, c. A. Dodson, 3AM : MT. and Mrs. Patrick Healey, 9a; Section n, Miss Madeline Nafahali, Mrs. Ruth Hurlbut, a0: J. R. Hicks, w. g. Smith, l2k; Mrs. Fred Pier- ponk Vincent Kelly, co.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-13

Apples eaten In New Zealand this year averaged n per person each week, more than twice the number fast year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-13

led . low heagt Co Gouth's see, and South cashed the last ala- naond. This trick produced Q regu- lation dOuble-squeeze.
 Von xedtwlts pointed out t1aMt East could not have saved the day by holdang an extra club. Had ke discarded a heart at any time, de- clarer would have cashed the king and ace Of hearts after taking the spades, saving the king cg clubs 1 in dummy. Then the last diamond would still have sQueezed hoth de- GendeTs
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-13

TRIRH.AAkERICAN
 The Irish- American Social Club, Inc, will hold its regular monthly meeting tomorrow night At H o'clock ct the Canadian Legion Hall.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-14
LIVESTOCK

Detroit, Mich. Aug. 14-Cattle-
Weekly receipts. 2.425. Choice
to prime yearlings. dry fed, SIG
1925; good to choice yearlings.
dry fed, s10.50Q11; medium to
good yearlings, dry fed. $40 a
1880; good to choice heavy steers,
dry fed, s1075Q12; medium to
good heavy steers. ury fed, $40 q
1880; best grass steers and heif-
ers. $S.50@9.50; medium to good
grass steers and heifers, $7.75 a
$50; common grass cattle, Sc 500
$780, best cows. $7.594s; good
butcher and cutter cows, $500
7.25; Gamer cows, s4.50Q6; old
rims. s4.25 down; best light butcher
and best heavyweight bologna bulls,
cS98.50; few strictly choice high
er. Mediumweight bolognas. $3.50
s; light common bulls, $6@7; stock
bulls. $64S; good to choice stockers
and feeders, ss912; common to fair
stockers and feeders, $7QS.50;
mixers and sprngers, s65Q90.
Calves-Weekly receipts, 1880;
best, 1880; fair to good, s11.5OQ
1880; seconds, $9.50011.50.
Sheep and lambs Weekly re-
csipts, 1,ls0. Few choice lambs
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-14
MISS MARY SMITH
TAKEN BY DEATH
FINAL RITES WILL BE FROM
ST. JOHN CHURCH
SATURDAY

Miss Mary Smith passed away
Wednesday evening at O'Clock
in the house at 12S Miles ST. IN
which she had lived SO years,
She was the daughter OF John NJ.
and Anna Schaff Smith and was
born in this city Nov. 5. 1874.
She is survived by her two broth
ers, Matt and Peter Smith, the
three living in the family home.
Rosary will be said Friday even
ing at o'clock in the Stevens &
Bush Funeral Home. where
friends may call until the hour Of
the funeral.
Services will be Saturday morn
ing at 9 o'clock in ST. John
Church, to which Miss Smith be-
longed. Burial will be in St. John
Cemetery.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-14
In The Sick Room

Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Rogers. who
have been in Calgary, Alberta, since
an automobile accident several
weeks ago when Mr.. Rogers suf-
fered a broken and dislocated YER
zebra in the neck. arrived home
Wednesday night. Mr.. Rogers still
has 20 wear a harness that holds
the injured bones rigid. They were
met in Ann Arbor by Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Dixon and by their son with
an ambulance that took them to
their home in Belleville. Mr.. Rog-
ers stood the trip we'll and is ex-
pected to recover fully. Mrs. Rog-
ers was not seriously injured in the
accident and the Dixons OF this city
who were with them, have recov-
cred from the bruises and minor in
juries. They came home last week.