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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-22
Miss Stasia McEUoy
 Feted By Associates

Miss Stasia McEvoy was feted re- gently at a farewell dinner given by her associates of the w. T Grant Company. During the party which was held at McGrath's Pine Room, Miss Madeline Burns and Joseph Varnelli entertained with a dance speciality, Miss Mae Carroll rendered several vocal numbers, ac- companied by Miss Celestina Da' vino.
 The guest of honor, who has ac. cepted a position with the Mod- crn Glass, company, was present. ed with a purse.
 Among tHose present were A. Da. vino, M. Burns, F. Palongio, M Varnelli, H. Schum, L. Schum M CroSe, D. Galliger, M. West, E Costello K. Daukag, L. Galligan M. Green, Y. Pogano, s. Cough, G Hartnett, J. Eustace, B. Partiss, L Morgan, M. Green, J. Varnelli, M Nichols, M. Legere, A. Mole.
 L. Gallegis, F. Nash, B. Day, E Judd, P. Mplhall, B.. Haynor, J Lanctot, 0. Davino. L. Hurley, D Smith c. Davis, Mrs. Tyler, R Grohs, M. Carroll, M. Hartigan H. Hurley, M. Foley, c. Beeman IF. Nightingale and D. J. Scanneil.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-22
Christine Blake Honored At Tea

Miss Christine Blake was the guest of honor at @ Tea and Per- sonai shower given yesterday after noon at the Rosanne Tea Room by Miss Joan German and Miss Muriel McDu9.
 Miss Jeannette Blake and Mrs. Raymond Bond presided at the tea table.
 Among the guests were the Misses Helen Lang, Betty zweibel, Rita De- ccninck, Doris Matthews, Barbara Matthews, Jean Matthews, Nancy Mccarthy, Ruth O'Connor, Arlene Blake. Mrs. Richard Turcotte, Mrs, James Corrigan, Mrs. James Cor man.
 The Misses Evelyn Buckley, Ann Flannigan, Frances Blake, June Mill Ter, Julia Wrenn, Betty Cruess. Peg gy Blake, Fay Lynch, Mrs. Frank Altman, Mrs. John T. Blake and Mrs John N, Blake.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-22
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES :
Church NuptiGI
 This Morning

Quantities of cut flowers, consist ing mainly of the garden variety, interspersed with cibotiuna ferns and palms, formed an attractive floral background for the Valente- De Matteo nuptial this morning at Our Lady of LourdeS church at 0:45 o'clock. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Rocco Nadile who united in marriage Miss Elena Teresa DeMatteo, daughter of Mrs. Anthony DeMatteo of Walnut street and the late Anthony DeAGatteo, and Francis Martin Valente, son of MT. and Mrs. Thomas Valente of North Main street
 While the guests were being ush- cred to their pews by Nicholas De Matteo, brother of the bride, and Louis Falcone, and during the Mass, Q program of nuptial music was rendered by Professor Jacqiinto, organist. Miss Helen SchauSter, a clasgInate of the bride, sang Shu. herts "Ave Maria" at the offertory.
 The bride entered the church es- corted by her brother, Andrew De- Matteo, who gave her in marriage. She was joined at the chancel steps by MT. Valente and Leo Bacco who attended him as best man. The bride was attired in & white satin gown, vogue special design, with Q sweetheart neckline, and leg of mutt ton sleeves, which tapered to points at the wrists. The skirt was fitted at the hips and fell into folds term mating in train. Her illusion veil of double tiers that also terminated in & train, was caught with orange blossoms. A shower bouquet of or- chids, gardenias and Stephanotis completed her costume.
 Miss Irene Volpi, a class1nate of the bride, who served as maid of honor, wore a gown of star dust marQuisette in & chrysanthemum yellow shade. Her shoulder length Illusion veil of same color fell from a tiara of yellow Stephanotis. Her bouquet featured garden flowers of orchid hue.
 The Misses Melba Falcone and Mary Marciano, classmates of tho bride, attended as bridesmaids. lney were attired in frocks of orchid star dust marquisette. They wore slloul- der length illusion veilS of the same color which were caught to tiaras of orchids, patterned to thet rF maid of honor. They carried a gar- den bouquet featuring hueS '. . - low.
 The brides mother wore a sap phire blue angel skin lace dress with an orchid corsage, and navy acces- sories Mrs. Valente wore an inde- psndence blue transparent velvet dress with an orchid corSage with matching accessories.
 The reception, given at D'AngeloS on Watertown avenue, was attended by 150 guests including those from Vermont, New York, New Jersey Boston, Massachusetts, Hartford New Haven, Guilford, Branford Stony Greek and Torrington, Conn
 Following the reception, MT. Va lente and his bride left on their wedding trip to Vermont and Can. ada. The bride travelled in mos green ensemble in redingote style with bottle green accessories. Upor their return they will reside at 3: Walnut street.
 The bride Is c graduate Of Wilby high school and the Waterbury School of Bgart'' e'''""- a- lente Is 6 Leavenworth alurnnuS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-22
Personal

Attorney and Mrs. James V. Con- molly of Brooklyn, N. Y, announce the birth of their second child and first son, James Joseph, II, Friday September 18th at the Brooklyn Maternity Center. Mir, Connolly, is the son of James J. Connolly of Griggs street.
 Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Cristy of Lake Quassapaug have returned from De- troit, Mich, after visiting with Mrs Christy's mother, Mrs. c. A. Coffln and her brother, R.. Evan Boyd and Mrs. Boyd.
 Miss Mary B. Farrell of Elliott avenue and Miss Marjorie Mariner of Blanchard street, have resumed their studies at Teachers College of Connecticut, New Britain, where they are seniors.
 MT. and Mrs. Edwin Davies oi Bradley avenue announce the birtt of a daughter this morning at thC Waterbury hospital. Mrs. Davies < the former Ellen Nelson, daughter of MT. and Mrs. William D. Nelson of Sheffleld street.
 MT. and Mrs. William Bolt oi Edson avenue have returned from a vacation at Miami, Florida.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Galiada of West Main street announce the birth of a daughter, on Sunday September 2l, at St. Mary's hospital Mrs. Galiada Is the former Barbara Kunkel.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-22
Girl Scouts Visit
 Camp Wequapauset

Cir Scouts of Waterbury who were unable to visit Camp Wequa- pausct during the regular season, az well as those who did attend, will have the opportunity to enjoy Q weekend at the Waterville camp during october.
 The outdoor activities commit tee plans to have girls from ten troops in the city attend the camp each Saturday during the month, from 2:30 to o'clock, to enjoy bowling, quoits, pingpong, flash ball, archery, and folk dancing.
 All the activities will be under tte direction of adult leaders who have volunteered their services and nurse will be at the camp in case of accidents. Miss F. Eleanor Smltl! leader of a Sen.or group in Naugatuck, heads the arrange ment committee, and Is assisted by Mrs. John Reymond.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-22
Casper Davis Post
 Installed Officers

The Casper Davis Post. American Legion Auxiliary installed It's new ofiicers last week, seating Mrs. WI. liam Rooney as president.
 Mrs. Frank smith and Mrs. George Caldwell ofnclated ct the ceremonies. The other ofacers in. ciude: first vice-presldent, Mrs. John McAgahon; second vice-pTes. ident, Mrs. John Byrnes; treasurer Mrs. John Rogers; historian, Mrs. Everett Cook: and sereeant-At-aFms, Mrs. Louis paddario.
 Mrs. Prank smith vas installed as chaplain by Mrs. Everett Cook. retiring president. Mrs. Dyrnes has been named publicity director and chairman of activities.
 Mrs. Rooney received bouquet from the family Of the late Casper Davis. Mrs. Cook was pqfese1teo wlth an auxiliary pin. and Mrs Byrnss with e pin and desk set.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-22
Junior Women
 Sponsor Dance

The Waterbury Junior WomenS Club enjoyed a dinner dance on Saturday night at the Oakdale Tav- ern in Wallingford.
 Among those attending were: MT. and Mrs. 0. Joseph Smith, Laura Chipman, Raymond Botch, MT. and Mrs. John W. Casey, Pauline Miller Chester Stothart, MT. and Mrs George L. Thomas, Eleanor Husted Stuart Meyerhans, Gladys Lehr, Arthur Blewitt, Jr.
 Phyllis Willkins, James Mullen, Emily Post, Frederick Cummings, Villa Bristol, Arthur Lee, Hilda Lee, MT. Thiebault, Bertha Bitzer, An- drew Wylie, Dorothy Lucas, Ronald Delaney, Mabel Bristol, Robert Schu ster, Doris Ker, Albert Strauss, Elaine Heminway, Richard Lukosius Constance Lucas, Richard Wright.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-22
Alpha Omega Club
 Resume Season Meets

A meeting of the Alpha Omega Sorority was held last week ct the home of Miss Mary David of Oak street. Meetings were resumed af- ter summer recess. The officers elected were: President, Julie Smoley; secretary, Mary David; treasurer, Sophie MeleSki.
 The sorority plans a trip to New York. Definite arrangements will be made at a future date.
 Refreshments were served and games were enjoyed.
 Those present were Irene Paw. loski Julie Smoley, Henriette May, Sophie Meleski, Rita Rasicot FTar Goggins, Grace Darlington -Schumri, Julie Smoley, Mary David.
 The next meeting of the sorority will be held ct the home of Miss Fran Goggins.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-22
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their wires tapped At night when those two windows are lit un in the Washington Monumental resesbles huge kluxer An Associated Press man; according to buxs, while being fingeFprinted for his White House press pass, aIlegedly had no ldentifiable markings on his finger tipsls. Senator Clark compll- mented one of his witnesses: @I think you sold yOurself'' In some places that crack would De grounds for libel .. There's an army camp alongside Arlington Cemetery Great fer morale!
 If that new Chicago newspaper is the victim of another circulation war Federal police will be assigned to riding on the trucks. The paper will be printed by Knox's paper, the Chicago News, and carried on their trucks Berlin Diary" will be syndicated as Q newspaper feature !. !. Studebaker has turned out more motors for defense than any other firm. 1000 month is their record Lord Mountbatten, in a conversation, said the British credit the American Navy's damage control system with saving at least two of their torpedoed ships Noel Cow ards new epic will be named Eng lands Pride" Warren Wright will send "Whirlaway" and his stable to California The Bund,s local rag has editorials in Maxi about FDR too filthy to translate.
 The BOol.of- -the-M Month selections for December will be ''StOrm" Ay George K. Stewart (Random House) and Language In Action" by Ss>1 Hayakawa (Harcourt BFace) 4 soldier who deserted from Iceland and slowed away on a returning shlr taccoFding to locals) was pardoned by FOR and sent back Last Wln- ter we itemed about . German xaid- CT in the Pacific. It'll be . whale of . tale when it k coilared and when 4 Is found carving U. S. A. marked supplies Maureen O'EKaRa will wed Wm. Price, Hollywood director before Thanksgiving Editors can get good story from Helena Rublnstein. Concerns mineral wal CTS to fatten war orphanS-and make plump women thin .. Senator Nye in his Off.the.radio speech before German-American group, attacked this newsboy for supporting the gov. crnments' foreign policy This is to thank Senator Nye for get ting his facts stralght--and telling his listeners that the foreign policy I support belongs to THIS Govern. ment!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-22
Variety ShosVer For
 Miss Iv,lelda O'Brier,

Mrs. Thomas Colina of Frost road entertained on Saturday evening at her home with a miscellaneous shower in compliment to Miss Imelda OBrien.
 Among her guests were Mrs William Leroy, Mrs. Francis Con- nelly, Mrs. William Colina, Mrs Charles F. O'Brien, Nellie Reilly Mary Colina, Mrs. John F4nnan Marion Cavanaugh, Mildred Hebert Margaret Kelly, Mary Brenneis Marion Herr, Mary Leroy, Loretta Leroy.
 Mrs. Frank Monaghan, Mrs. Den- his Sullivan, Mrs. Fred Coughlan Mae Ennis,' Mrs. Francis Reilly, Mrs John Bonar. Mrs. William Ghent and Mrs. James Noona1.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-22
Mary Shugrue
 Becomes Bride

Miss Mary Teresa shugrue, daughter of Mrs. Margaret Shugrue of South street, this morning be- came the bride of Paul Henry Lar son, son of Mrs. s. E. Larson of Cheshire.
 Reverend James A. Frederick uni- ted the couple at ten o'clock in the Rectory of the Church of St. Fran cis, with Miss Margaret Shugrue as her sisters maid of honor, and John Murphy of Cheshire, as bestman.
 The bride wore a gown of white satin, the bodice having 6 square reckline, and fitted sleeves with shoulder fullness and pointed at the wrists. The full skirt, the front of which was appliqued with Eoint Duchesse Lace, terminated in long circular train. A bonnet Of double net trimmed with orange blossoms held her flngertip veil She carried a cascade bouquet of white gladioli, pom poms and baby breath.
 The maid of honor was gowned in Heaven Blue Brocaded satin, the shirred bodice having a heartshaped neckline. A tiara of forget-me -nots held her shoulder veil. She carried pink gladioli, pom pons, and baby breath.
 1 Mrs. Shugrue, mother Of the girls was dressed in Brown crepe with matching accessories and a corsage of yellow carnations. Mrs. Larson the grooms mother, wore a blue crepe redingote with navy access sories and corsage of white carna- tionS.
 The bridal party and members of their immediate families attended a breakfast at the Copper Kettle, from which the couple left for 6 trip through the Southern States.
 The bride travelled in 6 suit of Nutria brown with matching acces- sories, and corsage oS yellow car- ] nations.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-22
Staff Entertained
 At Quinn Cottage

Miss Elizabeth Quinn of Arch street entertained the members of the staff of B. w. Tinker school at her summer home at Pond Point.
 Following dinner Miss Quinn showed movies of her recent trip to the Pacific northwest.
 Among her guests were Misses Marie Morrot, principal; Sara De- laney, Alice Cronin, Lucy Shanahan, Gertrude Delaney. Mary Shephard. Helen St. Louis, Anne Barry, Kath- erine Mullins, Marion Tyrrell, Helen Sullivan, Mary Mccarthy, Anna Flannery and Anna Derwin.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-22
Pre-N1ptial Party
 Given Anna O'Neill

Mrs. William M. Carroll and her daughter, Miss Margaret Carroll of Baldwin street entertained recently at their home in compliment to Miss Anna M. O'Neiil who is to be n:Gr- ried on November a to Raymond Wrenn.
 Among the guests were Mrs, Joseph Kelly, Miss Julia Brennan of Meriden, Catherine O'Neill, Mar garet 0. Kelly, Catherine Day, Cath crime Rochon, Mrs. Wilfred Rochonr Mrs. George F. O'Neill, Catherine Tehan, Mrs. Martin J. Tehan, ST., Mrs. Dennis Day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-22
Anselia Desroches
 Guest At Elton Tea

Mrs. Thomas F. Sullivan of Rob- inson street, Wolcott entertained with a Tea at the Hotel Elton yes- terday in compliment to Miss Ame- lia pesrocheS.
 Among her guests were Mrs Francis Feeley, Margaret Meyers Helen R. Noonan. Julia Quill, Agnes Reilly, Betty Mccarthy, Margaret M&ndino, Mrs. Joseph Desroches Eva Dorar, Marian McGrath Rice Bessie Shea, Frances Muliigan, Mrs Roland Desroches, Mrs. Richard Meo and Mrs. Henry Hayden.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-22

All he could do was to advertise his strong hand and let simon make the decision.
 Simon came through by bidding six diamonds. He realized that his club singleton might be Of use de- spite East's clie-bid ill clubs, and lis king of hearts was surely trick. Of course seven was made, A trump lead would have held de. clareF to six.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-22
Contract Bridge
CORNELL CLUB

Scorers in, the Friday afternoon tournament under the direction of Mrs. J. c. Moriarty were: north- south, Mrs. George Carney, Mrs. Elsie FornaIn, S7 Ia: Mrs. Hugh McSherry. Mrs. Herbert Cockroft 70; east-weSt, Mrs. John Bush, Mrs Harry Zwiebel, 70; Mrs. John Me- Carthy, Mrs. Harriet Cine. "A l.2.
 The ofslcial standing is: Mrs. Me- Sherry, Mrs. Cockroft, i69 Ia; Mrs Carney, Mrs. Fornam, i63 Ia: Mrs Bailey, Mrs. Parker, l6l; Mrs. Pea body. Mrs. Stamford tied with Mrs Birdsall, Mrs. Laudemen, l5s Ia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-22
ELTON CLUB

Scorers in the Friday afternoon tournament, under the direction of Mrs. w. s. Smith were: North south, Mrs. Phillip Shaler, Mrs. Francis Guilfoile,. 70 matched points Mrs. George Brennan, Mrs, Louis Boisvert, 59h: east west Mrs. Walter Wood. Mrs, Peter Ger man, 70h; Mrs. Edward Balthaz- ar, Mrs. David Babson, 65h; Mrs, Edward Wells, Mrs. Joseph Ross, 6l,
 The official standing is: Mrs, Shaler, Mrs. Bernier, i47is; Mrs, Brennan, Mrs. Hess, l3l.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-22
MAN ABOUT TOWN

Gene Kelly, recent star of "Pal Joey, and Betsy Blair, the leading lady of "The Beautiful People" will be married this afternoon at St, Johns Evangelist church, Phila. The Elliott Roosevelts are Tot Way Lovely show girl Margie Finley is dead |. Midtowners are still gabbing about Broadway's bloodiest biff-Sang -booflng over at Tommy Dorsey's party Edith Roark will figure in a queer melting splot, An ex-show gal pal (who1n Edith introduced to the man she naried) is now blaming her. Triangle2 No. Boon1erangl Lindbergh now has five bodyguards Most of the smarter spots have tilted their. drinks from T6c to E5 and 90 Renee De- Marco is being tested as Fred AS. taires next dancing mate !. .. Mrs Hugh Dillman sent check for $500,- 900 to Churchill, and now she wishes she had made 1t out to British War Relief because the gov wants $25c,- 900 more for taxes John Mason Browns overheard definition of Q coward: The man who deserts Wall Street to join the Navy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-22

B'glyM trial of alleged Naxi spies Bridges has tried to persuade news papermen to pen pieces indicating Sebolds is really Maxi agent" Bridges once charged SebOId with be- ing discharged from the Consoll- dated Aircraft Corp. in Cal, be- cause he was "prO-Naxf" and sus- |pected of being a German agent The facts are that SeboId was ,em- ployed by that aircraft firm twice, On both occasions he resigned be- cause of Illness. He can have the job whenever he desires.
 Their chums are hoping the Wm. |Buckners Adelaide MoffetO will think twice Critis Richard Watts Is returning from Chungking because of Russian visa trouble The man who started the local walters union is now organizing an- other to fight 1t They are call- ing Leon & Eddie's "Mortimers Laundry" Sinclair Lewis next book will be christened: "The Queit Mind" Helene Beck of the Copacabana choir will be rlveted in Ia fortnight. He Is Victor Francis of a Detroit auto tribe l.. So sure is Joe DiMaggio that 1t will shortly be Boyby-that he's had the nurs- ery painted blue The Riviera Showsgirl division won't be at all surplised if Doris Houck becomes Mfrs. Peter Arno in month.
 The latest Llndbergh Legends: That he next plans speaking from Washington where he will "offset' hls Des Moines speech. So that he can esill be of value to the Nyso' latlonists .. That when he made hls famed hop he was advanced biz money from a non-Aryan watch firm for his endorsement q. That the rock-thrOwings at several Amer lca First branch oefices-were staged To win back sympathy following his speech Ditto the egg throwing at Wheeler last week =. The booins at Wheeler was on the level, ac- cording to Billings, Montana, scribcs
 That behind Lindbergh's build. up (polltieally) is . small group oi members in . local exclusive club The guiding light and packer of this outfit is . German American manu- facturer, very rich. He's also biG nrt collector. Others include two Congressmen and three Senators who once were guests of Won Elchen in Germany-as was Lindbergh.
 General Robert Wood, long ago swapped his retired army pension Nor a six-figure salary with Scars Roebuck, which for fifty years has been owned and operated by the Ju, slius Rosenwald clanl Maxine Loomis and her groom will be three about Santa Claus time :. Jessels
 IIigh Kickers" show will feature strip tease turn by Lois January and Sophie Tucker ,. A rumor says that the dailies may be asked to limit themselves to one editoin to con- serve paper pr. Alexis Carrell the mechanical heart-partner, has peddled q VitaTnin pill abroad which has the food value of six meals .
 Bunny Hartley, the show-gel, is 6 regular subscriber to Dun @ Brad. street, which publishes incomes" .. Alan Courtney says he's absolutely neutral-hates everybody.
 
 Observations in Washington: Il Mir. Ickes wants to conserve gas, h' can save fifty thousand gallons weekly by synchronizlng the traffic light system In the distance you can see huge clouds of green smoke They are poison gas experiments to prove the gas will fell any plano passing through 1t Movie meE believe they are being tailed ana
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-22

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Furnished Rooms for Rent

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single double; private family; gentleman
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Little Farms for Sale

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Successful ofhee treatment while working.
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REVEREND LILLIAN LEE : Church OF
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RUPTURE AND RECTAL DISEASES
Boulevard Bldg. at 73io Woodward. Tel.
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ABUNDANT HEALTH through elimination
Calwood Health Salon. 10337 Woodward
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Income Bungalows for Rent

WOODSTOCK DRIVE, 3121-Exceptional
six rooms; stall shower; OIL; REFhlG-
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Two gentlemen; excellent transportation
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Hunting. Fishing Property

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