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Evening star., 1941-11-21

become an engaging cinema per-
former when impersOnating mad
Russian, hiding behind a beard and
an accent to lay siege to his wife's
virtue, fearful the whole time that
he will win her away from him.
self
That. as you remember, is The
Evening star., 1941-11-21

THEY DIED WITH THEIR BOOTS
ON" Warner Bios picture. featuring
Errol Flynn ana Olivia ce haUlland
produced oy Hal B. Walhs. directed b.
Raou. Walsh screen play by Wsl.y Kline
ana Aeneas Mackenzie. A. the Earle.
The Cast
George Armstrong CuSts" Err FIynr
Elizabeth Bacon DIVA de HavIlland
Ned Sharp
California Joe Charley G.apeW.n
Samuel Bacon Esq Gene Lockhart
Crazy Horse Anth thony Quinn
MAJ. RomuluS Tape Stanley RldEeS
Gen. Phil Sheridan John Lltel
William Sharp Walter Hampd n
Ii Gen. Winfield Scott Sydney Greenstreet
Fitzhugh Lee Regis Toomey
Calle Hattie Mcdaniel
Capt. Webb Frank wilcox
Ii. Queens own Butler
GEORGE P. Huntley jr
Sergt. Doollttle Joseph Sawyer
Evening star., 1941-11-21
The Chocolate Soldier
Is a MelOdiOus Treat
Capitols Film, The Guardsman
Really, Stars Rise Stevens
And New Nelson Eddy
By HARRY MACARTHUR.

Before entering into discussion OF The chocolate Soldier
at advisable note
Of film
Bernard Shaw
called The Guardman
Evening star., 1941-11-21

the book from
" hi c h it was
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the Fact" To
those who did
not, which in
clude es t h / S
comm e nta tor,
Hitchcock's S end
ing probably will
look as logical
as that of the
original. A lit
tie on the soft
side, but not il
logical.
Frances lies
s,,oI ic idoo I
Evening star., 1941-11-21

nothing at the end, or it may not.
upon whether you read
Evening star., 1941-11-21

'"rHE CHOCOLATE SOLDIER" Metro.
Goldwyn-Mayer Aim version OF FerenC
Molnars The Gusrdsman." with the Oscar
Straus score for The Chocolate Soldier '
featuring Nelson Eddy and Rise Stevens
produced by Victor Saville. directed by Roy
Del Ruth. screen play by Leonard Lee anc
Keith Winter. AT the Capitol.
Evening star., 1941-11-21
Mr.. Flynn's Gen. Custer
Is an Original Portrait
They Died With Their Boots On,'
At Earle, Ignores Some History,
But 1t Is Full of Action

Historians not likely to be writing monographs in praise OF the
which Writers Way Kline and
Aeneas Mackenzie tailored Enrol Fynns They
On" This that phrase
plenty the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-18
Local O.R.T. Women
 Membership Tea

At its meeting held yesterday af- ternoon the Waterbury Women's American O. R. T. made plans for a membership tea to be held in Jan- uary. The group met at the home of Mrs. Joseph Krasow of Eldridge street.
 Those who win arrange the affair include Mrs. Samuel Bisnovich. Mrs. Leonard Garston, Mrs. Louis Levin, Mrs. Max Roof, Mrs. Harry Lyshkow, Mrs. Louis Gotler, Mrs. Isaac Greenberg, Mrs. Albert Green berg, Mrs. Joseph Krasow, Mrs. Joe seph Isenberg and Mrs. Herman Aaronson was appointed to handle arrangements.
 Following the business meeting Mrs. A. Henry Weisman and Mrs, Benjamin Wertheimer read papers Mrs. Harry Lyshkow, Mrs. Joseph 1senberg, Mrs. Louis Gotler, Mrs. Leonard Garston and Mrs. Joseph Krasow were in charge of the pro- gram.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-18
Church Group Held
 Successful Bridge

Mrs. Fred 4. Benson Of Piedmont street entertained with Q Dessert Bridge at her home for the Daugfi- ters of Ruth Glass of the South Federated church.
 Among those playing were: Mrs Barton Bieler, Mrs. A. ?. Heyer Mrs. J. E. Smith, Mrs. o. M. Eme- than, Mrs. Robert Jillson, Mrs Charles Bringmann, Mrs. Samuel Miller, Mrs. George Smith, Mrs. My ron R. Hatch, Mrs. c. N. Word. Mrs. Jennie World. Mrs, W. 3. Stannd- ard. Mrs. Lyall Hill, Mrs. Ella Wood ing. Mrs. Anna Soniers, Mrs. c. N. Belury, Mrs. Leonard weyand, Mrs Earle Ball, Mrs. Arthur Tracy, Mrs. A. w. English. Mrs. William Dick, Mrs, Fred Houghtallng, Mrs. Carl Mrs. Clifford McPhee, Mrs. John Gleason, Mrs Herbert Edwards, Mrs. Russell Payne, Mrs. Timothy Ferris, Mrs. R. II. Watkins, Mrs. David Whitney Mrs. Frank An- derSon, Mrs. David Gibson, Mrs. Elmer Robinson and Mrs. Jacob Francis.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-18
Weddings
Contract Bridge
C0RNREN CLun

The Wednesday afternoon tcurna- ment under the direction of Mrs. J. c. Moriarty, closed on Monday afternoon with the following win- ners: Mrs. Clarence Byars, Mrs. William Meyres, 65S: Mrs. James Duncan, Mrs. Ralph Crane, 0aO Ia; Mrs Nelson Squires, Mrs. William Connell, 6Sk 1-2; Mrs. James Bul- ger. Mrs. John Dunser, 62s.
 Scorers for the afternoon were: North south. Mrs. Duncan, Mrs. Crane, i25; Mrs. Hugh Mcsherry, Mrs. Charles Ferry, IlS: east-west, Mrs. William Petitjean. Mrs. Eugene Doherty, lSS; Mrs. Charles Velte, Mrs, John Collins, Ill.
 Scorers in the Monday evening tournament were: North-south, Mrs. Ernest CaIl, Mrs, Charles Goodrow, 70 Ia; Mrs, Lawrence Farrell, Mrs. Thomas Donnelly tied with Mrs. Paul Reusch, Mrs. Philip Roy, 60 Ia; eaSt-weSt, Mrs, Daniel Mc- Nulty, Mrs. Howard May, 7S: Mrs. Raymond 0'NeiIl, Miss Alice Fra geau, 64 Ia.
 The official standing Is: Miss Bet ty Mccarthy, Miss Kathleen Sul- livan, 2SS: Miss Mildred Holland, Mrs, William Murphy, tied with Mrs. William Deadly, Mrs. William Tinsley, 28l: Mrs. McNulty, Mrs. May, 279 Ia,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-18
ALunln0e Named New Officers

At its Communion breakfast on Sunday morning, the AluTnnae As- sociatlcn of the Waterbury Catholic High school elected the following
 members Co ofIlce: President, Miss Nancy Mccarthy; vice-president, Miss Jeanne Doran; recording sec retary, Miss Joan Gormans financial secreary, Miss Margaret Blake; treasurer, Miss Florence O'DOnnell.
 Among those attending were: Helen Coon, Betty Maher, Gertrude McGrath, Mrs. John SchlefRer, Mar garet W. Carroll, Mrs. Peter H. 0aug, Jr., Marguerite Sullivan, Mrs. Henry Sullivan, Nancy Mccarthy, Mrs. Robert J. Baird, Mary Corrigan Margaret Blake, Mary McEligott, Murlel McDuR, Rita Deconinch, Bernice Downey, Margaret E. Mar roll, Rita Duggan, Edith Oarusillo, Phllomena CAlfone, Evelyn Scustekl, Frances Pisani, Regina Dc Luca, Geraldine Connors, Grace Laspro- gatG, Lena Calvo, Helen Schauster,
 Lucy Russo, Kathleen Meade, Helen Lang, Margaret ODonnell, Katherine Donahue, Myrtle Gabriel, Grace Kinney, Maureen Gabriel, Evelyn DIrocher, Mxs. Rodney pal- mer, Lena Plsani, Lena 0arafola, Mary 0arafola, Lucy Dipietro, Agnes Reynolds, Rita La Vallee, Yvette La Vallee, Rita ODonnell, Ruth Phe- Ian, Mary E. Doolan, Catherine Smith, Eileen Carrolon, Mary Shell, Betty Brophy, Julia Meehan, Dor- 0thy Bernier, Mary Killlan,
 Margaret O'NeilI, Eleanor ONeill, Mary Carney, Lillian Chevre, Claire St. Mary, Irene Welch, Alba Satur- no, Angelo Greece, Claire Murphy, Mrs. William Murphy, Jr., Jeanne Dorali, Maureen Delaney, Bebe Cal- lahRn, Joan German, Katherine Bobbin, Mrs. John Woods, Jr., Mrs. John Bowler, Marie O'Keefe, Rose mary Malley, Frances Coon, Rita Quinn, Margaret GuilSoile, Mary J. Finn, Doris Mccormack, Julia WrenYl, Mary Whelan, Marion Wolf,
 Mary Fr1lin, Shirley CosgriR, Ade- line Dalessio, Antoinette Marachi, Florence O'Donnell, 8Velyn Buckley, Peggy Buckley, Agnes Buckley, Emile Cont, Anne O'Neill, Geor- gette Brodeur, Eleanor Gagnon, Margaret Casey, Irene Forest, Jean nette Beliveau, Mary Kenny, Mae Broderick, Dorothy Richmond, Mary 4. Quinlan, MarveIls Green, Mrs. Philip Kelley, 1T.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-18
New Rochelle
 AIunsnae EUents

Tn rgsparAtlon for its Dance to Do held on Friday night ct the Hoe tel Elton, the Committee os Alum 1ae Of New Rochelle, met lest night ct the home of Miss Ruth O'Connor of Fairlawn avenue.
 Those attending were the Misses Marion Keane, Katherine KiIbrlde, Marion Ryan, Margaret Rabbiot of Naugatuck, and Mrs. Frederick 0ua- trano.
 Miss Leona o'Neill, who Is chair man of the Bridge and Fashion Show to be held on December 3, eEi- tertained the members of her com- nitte ct q Tea ct her home on East Liberty street.
 Her guests included Miss Helen Doran, Mrs. Bessie Cameron, Misses Mary Schmidt, Ruth Barry, Estelle and Helen McDonough of Naugatuck and Mrs. Joseph Reynolds.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-18

Mrs. Christine Mucci, Mrs. Camille Guerrero, Mrs. Josie Cordone, Mrs. Sebastiana Lantieri, Mrs. Filomena Dt Paola, Mrs. Jennie Ciasullo, Mrs. Rachel Leibovitz, Mrs. Jennie Gam. bino, Mrs. Lena Minor, Misses Lucy and Mary De Santo, Mrs. Joseph Citriniti, Mrs. Josephine De Blasio, Mrs. M. Del Dbbio, Mrs. Lucy Lu- carreli.
 Mrs. Angelina Torelli, Mrs. August Fabiani, Mrs. Joseph Cavello, Mrs. Concetta Del Nigro, Mrs. Grace Ro- savio, Mrs. Jennie Orsillo, Mrs. Al Corretto, Mrs. Filomena Lombardi, Mrs. Mary De Santo, Mrs. Joseph Tata, Mrs. Mary Iacovino, Misses Mary and Nancy Caputo, Mrs. Henry Fabiani, Mrs. Frances De Eco, Mrs. Vincent De LuiSe, Mrs. Michael Gam btno, Mrs. Pauline Ciccaglione, Mrs. Mary Morea, Mrs. Lena Vendetta, Mrs. Isaac. Mrs. Nicolina Colella, Mrs. Lucia Ferrell, and Misses Helen Mary and Mafalda Colella. Anne DeLuca, Florence Mazzainaro, Christine Lombard, Tessie Ksenych, Angeline Ferrelli, Helen Ferrelli, Josephine Cziahowski, Rose Zydiak, Susan Carriaro, Sylvia Purcaro, Bel la Purcaro, Edith Mannetti, Emma Antonio. Sarah Leo, Mary Collella.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-18
Peggy How0rd
 Guest At Party

Afrs. Frederick I. Baker apd her daughter. Miss Olive May Baker entertained at their home cn Wheel CT street with a personal shower in compliment to Miss Peggy Howard of sylvan avenue.
 Among the guests were Mrs. John McNamara, Mrs. William Howard, Mrs. John Reynolds, Mrs. Maurics Carey. Mrs. Edward Howard, and the Misses Nora Carey, Mae Howard Cecil SmolskiS, Claire Bellmore Agnes Cronin, Betty Traver, Melv6 Manley. Ruth Cicio, Mildred MoTris Mary Donahue, Ruth Pelletier, May Schollser.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-18
Pre-NuptiaE Party
 For Helen COIeILo

Miss Helen Colella of Hill street was entertained recently ct a green- back and miscellaneous shower at the BoGco Flowed Grill, on Walnut street. Mrs. Nicolina Colelia, Miss Mary Colenna, and Mrs. Gaetano Ferrelli, acted as hostesses.
 Those attending included: Mrs. Lewis Antonio, Miss Emma Antonio, Mrs. Agnes Albina, Mrs. Florence Mazzamaro, Mrs. Minnie Baldassari, Miss Mitzie Apicello, Mrs. Joseph MeZZanotte, Miss Mary Giuliano, Mrs. Mary Rosa, Mrs. Josephine Cavalierie, Miss Anna CavalIeri, Mrs. Philip Ciervo, Mrs. Angelo Romeo, Mrs. Domenic Leo, Mrs. Marina Bucci, Miss Sandra Mucci, Mrs. An drew Stolh, Mrs. Patsy Del Nigro, Mrs. Nicollra Can1mielietti, Miss Clara Cainmielletti, Mrs. Rose Pur- caro, Mrs. Mary De Luca, Mrs. Tina Di Zinno, Mrs. Aida Samela, Mrs. Anna Giannini, Rosa Sebastianelli, Mrs. Anthony Amicone, Miss Anne Preslopsky, Mrs. Joseph Caputo, Mrs. Lucy De Santo, Mrs. Adelazia Baldassari, Miss Rose Guerrero, Miss Pauline Pericini,, Mrs. Filomena Pericini, Miss Helen Ferrelli, Mrs. Anna Biancardl, Mrs. Mary Rettino, Mrs. Antoinette Santopietro, Mrs. Lucy Gizze, Mrs. Lena Feliciani, Mrs. Erlanda Scapigliati, Mrs. Rose Aloisi, Mrs. Michael Martelli, Miss Anna Biolo, Mrs. Vittoria Perrillo, Mrs. Josephine Puzzo, Miss Connie PuzEo. Miss Bary Puzzo, Mrs. Fraus- tina Massaro, Mrs. Carmela Datelle, Mrs. Anna Ranaudo, Miss Julia Gerardi.
 Mrs. Emily Restivo, Mrs. Patrick Sweeney, Mrs. E. Kaplan, Miss An- toinette Santolupo, Mrs. V. Canta- messe, Mrs. Annette Davino, Mrs. Olga Oliver, Miss Lucille Di Modug- no, Mrs. Stephen Del Nigro, Mrs. Mary Santillo, Mrs. Pauline Mazza- marc, Miss Anna Cuba, Miss Car. mela Silvestre, Mrs. Lena Calabrese, Mrs. Victoria Orsillo, Mrs. Nicholas FTatangelo, Mrs. Erma Belida, Mrs. Angelina Fratangelo, Miss Catherine Eongo. Mrs. Philmena Nido, Mrs. Frank Scalo, Mrs. Carloina Santoro, Mrs. Mary Seacco, Mrs. Benjamin Mannello, Mrs. icholaS De Santo, Mrs. Pauline Marino. Mrs. Frank De Luca, Miss Anne De Luca, Mrs. Margaret Maisto, Mrs. August Fa- condino, Miss Carmella Ferrelli, Mrs. Rose Leapiz2o. Mrs. Albert Guerrero, Mrs. Esther Blolo. Miss GiIda Scalo, Mrs. Louis Mazzanaro, Mrs. Con- cetta Prllscino, Mrs. Sam AmIcone, Mrs. Concetta Santolupo, Mrs. Anna Scognomiglio, Mrs. Lucia Lantieri, Mrs. Lucia Aomasiello, Mrs. Mary Vaiiante. Mrs. Victoria Giusti, Mrs. A. Carafano, Mrs. Angeline Di Palma Mrs. Anna Di Paola, Mrs. Anna Coppola, Mrs. Joseph CiarIellI, Mrs. Victor Mucci, Mrs. Philomena, Gizse,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-18
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
PembrOkeH HOnOrs Local Student

Miss Theresa Tremagllo of this city, c senior ct Pembroke college, is one Ng co undergradates who have been chosen Co sing in the Pembroke Ole club. New 0lee club members and . schedule of per- foruAances planned for this year have been announced by William Dlnneen, leader of Che club and in- structor in the Department Of Mu- sic at Brown university.
 The growth of interest ln singing ct Pembroke during the past few years Is reflected in the Glee Clubs record membership of %. There is a waiting list of 90 students. To keep pace with peFnbroke's enthu- siasm for music, AEr. pineen has arranged O schedule Of programs calling for Q wide range of choral music both in Providence appear ances and in concerts with other colleges.
 The seasons schedule includes joint concerts with the Massachu- sets Institute of Technology, Wes- leyan university, Worcester Tnsti- tute of Technology and Harvard,
 Contemporary music which the club will present during the year includes the first public perform ance of "The Voyager," written by Douglas Allanbrook, 6 young PTovi- dence composer. Also on the calen- dar are "The peaceable Kingdom" !" by Randall Thompson, head of the music department ct the Univer- sity of Virginia, and Three Songs on EliEahethan Texts" by Ernst Krenek, professor at Vassar college,
 works by Bach, Palestrina, Brahms, Mozart, 5enfl, Lasso, and Marenzio, as we'll as choruses from Gilbert and Sullivan will be pre- sented. The highiights of the sched- Ule will be the Fiftieth Anniversary program on May IS during the cele- bration of pemhroke's Semicenten- nial. MT. Thompson's cantata and other works will be performed at that time.
 Miss Tremaglio Is the daughter of Mrs. Caesar Tremaglio, 45 Alder street. Waterbury, She is a grad- uate of St. MargaTet'S school,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-18
Mildred JarUis Presented China

Miss Mildred Jarvis of Roseiand avenue was the guest of honor ct 8 China shower give last night at oakdale Inn in wallingford by the Miss Katherine Feeley of New Bri- tain and Loretta Feeley Of Hartford.
 The table was attractively dec. orated with a shower bouquet.
 Among those attending were Mrs. George Mulligan, ST., Mrs. George Mulligan, Jr., Mrs. Francis Mulligatl, Mrs. George Conlong, Mrs. Joseph Clark of Hartford, Mrs. Francis Feeley, Mrs. Thomas Sullivan, Mrs. Arthur Libby, Mrs. Lily Young, Mrs. Lester Young, Mrs. Amanda Young, Mrs. walter Jarvis, Miss Helen Con- long, Miss Arlene Chatfeld.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-18
Sister Entertained
 Thanksgiving Bride

Miss Emily Pelletier of Water town, who will be married Thanks giving day to Howard w. McCahe of Waterbury, was guest Of honor recently at a shower given by her sister, Miss Keanne Pelletier at Community hall.
 Those present were: Mrs, John McCabe, Mrs. Adele Desaulniers, Mrs. Irene DesaulnierS, Mrs, Libby Freeman, Mrs. Henry Church, Mrs, Rose Milot, Mrs. Gaby Genest Mrs, Camille Helie, Mrs. Joseph Pichette, Mrs. Edward pichette, Mrs. Douat Lemay, Mrs. Joseph Gagnon, Mrs. Fir Bellemore, Mrs. Anna Lavigne, Mrs. Theresa Miller, Mrs. Oscar Boucher, Mrs. Donia Lanirthe, Mrs, Henry Lemay, Mrs, Mena Rivard, Mrs. Emile Lamy, Mrs. Leo Lalny Mrs, Evariyte Lamy, Mrs. Louise Daveluy, Mrs. R. Morrow, Mrs. A. Desriusseaux, Mrs. Mary Labeck Mrs. A. Girchio, Mrs Elizear Desco- teaul, Mrs. Eva PaSvenskas, Mrs. Lucia Poitras, Mrs. Willie Mailhot, Mrs. Lucien Helie, Mrs. Lignuri Deziel, Mrs. Joseph Lerulle, Mrs. Euclide Houle, Mrs. Eleanor Pan. none, Mrs. H. Pearson, Mrs. Anna Spark, Mrs. Francis Gilroy, Mrs. Laura Beaudry, Mrs. Margaret Lampron, Mrs. Hannah Anderson, Mrs. Margaret Laudis, Mrs. Mary Zelenakas, Mrs. Eva PassiesaS, Mrs. Margaret Bentley, Mrs. Cecilia KlensauskaS, the Misses Lucia Lamy, Lena Miller, Mary Kennedy, Marguerite Steele, Eva Hocyh, Kate Aukenite, Antoinette Rinaldi, Mar celia Milsletonac, Jeanette Desrius. seaux, Anita Bellemore, Marie ODonnell, Somone Grenier, Rita Lamothe, Theresa Helie, Pauline Roberts, Jeanette Houle, Anita Simone Boucher, Jeanne Pelletier, and Emily Peiletier.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-18
MATTATUCK TRIBE
 CONFINES TONIGHT

Contestants will be informed at . meeting of Mattatuck Tribe of Red Men at their rooms, 7T Congress avenue, tonight at Q o'clock who the winners are in the membership drive which just ended. Plans will be made for the dinner which the defeated team has to buy the vic- tors.
 Jack Cannon, past sacilem, will discuss matters pertaining to the Red Men while Edward 6choeck, also Q past sachenl, will describe his experiences in Q recent visit to Camp Blandtng, Fla, as guest of Sergt. Gilbert BackmaTl. 6ergt. Backman is Q member of the Tribe Of Mattatuck.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-18
ZION CHURCH PLANS
 SPECIAL SERVICES

4 special Thanksgiving day wor. ship service will be held at the Mount Olive 4. M. '. Zion church Thursday morning featuring four ministers, Rev. D. D. Fogg, Rev. A. Q. Calling, Rev. John Mott and Rev. Thomas Holmes.
 The pastor, Rev. Sailsman w. Weller, will be the preacher. His subject will be "rhe Blessings of Peace"
 Miss Helena Durham will read Gov. Robert A. Hurley's Thanks. giving proclamation. Mrs. Mark Dacote will be heard in Q vocal selection. Mrs. Drady Sturdivant will be at the organ and Mrs. Beryl Constance ODeil at the plano.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-18
SANTA MARIA

A n1eetnig of Santa Maria Clrle, Daughters of Isabella, will be held at Q o'clock tomorrow evening in Knights of Columbus hall, North Main street. Plans will be com- pleted for the formal installation ceremonies for tbe recently elected officers. The induction will take place Sunday afternoon at The Elton hotel. Mrs. Marian Miller will be installed as regent.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-18
Junior League Hears
 Foreign Lecturer

Tn the first Of c series of lec- lures to be sponsored by the sus- taining committee of the Waterbury Junior League, Patrick Maitland, foreign correspondent, addressed the members yesterday.
 Mrs. Eugene w. Van e. Lucas, chairman, introduced the speaker. h his discussion, Mir. Maitland described the capture of Belgrade by the Nazis and the condition of Warsaw ct the beginning of the war. He was taken prisoner ct Athens, but later released.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-18
Personal
Personal

Mary cotter and Joseph Aguieaily of l3 Sycamore xane will spend the weekend with their sister, Mrs William Hapin and AGr. Halpin at Union, N. J.
 Clarence Leland of Bank street ls visiting in plainfleld, N. J.
 Miss Charlotte Merchant of May nard avenue is entertaining Mrs, Mabel Jordan of Porthnd, Me.
 Mrs. Mary Croke Of Luke street has been entertaining Mir. and Mrs. John Gleason of Springfield, Mass,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-18
LYRA SINGING

The mems chorus of the Lyra Singing Society will hold a special rehearsal tomorrow night at 6 o'clock at Turn Hall. On Friday evening there will be a final rehear- sal for the women's chorus at 7:S0 o'clock and for the mems chorus ct 8:20 o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-18
ELTON CLUB

Scorers in the Monday evening tournament under the direction of Mrs. W, s. Smith were: Mrs. David Babson, Mrs, Edmund Spicer, 6SS; Herbert Root, David Babson, .576; !, R. Hicks, W, s. Smith, ,5s6: Mrs, Edward Baltha2ar, Mrs, John. Me- Gowan, .576
 Oflcial standing: Section I, Mrs, Baltha2ar, Mrs, McGowan, .S65; Mir, and Mrs, Patrick Healey, .52l; sec- tion II, Miss Madeline Marshall, Mrs, Ruth Hurlhut, 600: J, R, Hicks, W. S. smith, .588
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-18
CARL HOMM CHOSEN
 BY REEL FELLOWS

Carl Homm was elected president of the Reel Fellows, Brass City chapter ct Q reorganization meet ing held last night at the home of pr. Rudolph A. Damiani at s Cooke street. Members were enter tained by motion pictures shown by pr. Damiani in the basement of his home.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-18
COYLE AUXILIARY

The regular monthly meeting of Corp Coyle Post Auxiliary vii be held this evening at 8 o'clock in the Legion Home.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-18

The "fan-shelI," a shell-fish nearly two feet long. can snap its halves together fin 6 hlsh to entrap and wandering fish.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-18

Dr. Mary M Day daughter Mrs Day Hillside been appointed resident Peac Neurology Neurological Institute Columbia Word of the appointment received Day this morning mothers home where she Is vacationng for two weeks
 Dr. Day member of the 1884 graduating at Abertus College in New Haven and the class of 1888 Tufts Medical She nternd Vncents Hospital Bridgeport Pedac Resident ct the Boston Floating Hospital
 present Contagial the willard Parker Memorial Hospital CitN.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-10-09

Valuable mulch material is lost in
every fire kindled from fallen leaves,
it was announced this week in a re-
lease from the Ohio agricultural ex-
pertinent station.
1t is a definite loss to burn leaves,
and agricultural experts point out
that they are valuable to use as a
mulch for trees and ornamental
shrubs, or to make compost for the
garden or flower beds.
After 40 years of experimentation,
the state agricultural experiment
station has found no better system
or culture for orchards than the pill
ing of vegetable litter beneath the
trees, and renewing year after year
until the soil is an exact duplicate
of that found in virgin forest.
Leaf mulch conserves moisture, a
desirable feature in reducing winter
injury to plants. The drying out OF
evergreens, as well as decidious
plants, is an important forerunner
of damage by cold
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-10-09
Methodist Preachers Made Bluffton
Circuit" By Horseback In Early Days

years of which were spent with his
daughter the late Mrs. William Gun
ningham of Riley street.
Need for larger quarters than
those provided in homes was felt
and the first Methodist church build
ing was erected on what is now
Thurman street. The building is
still standing and is occupied by
Robert Hochstettler and family. 1t
is located next to Murray's Furni-
ture Repair Shop.
100 YEARS OLD
A parsonage was built short
time after the church was erected
and that structure also is still stand
ing. 1t is occupied at the present
time by Robert Murray. These are
the earliest church buildings in the
community and the records indicate
that they are nearly 100 years old
Old residents point out that the
buildings appear today very similar
as they did in the middle 10Th cen
tury.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-10-09
College Graduates
Secure Positions

Eighteen members of the class of
1941 at Bluffton college have secured
teaching positions for the school
year. Two others are employed in
industry, and three have been called
by the draft.
Those who have been placed are:
Ethelyn Oyer Salem and Wharton
schools, Upper Sandusky; Magdalene
Geiger-Goshen Twp. High School,
New Hampshire, o.; William Burbick,
Newton Falls, o.; Myron Brown
Chatfeld, o.; Florence Geissinger-
Dola, o.; Rachel Criblez-Pandora,
o.; Duane Tway Dover Rural
Schools; Frieda Ehrsman-Amanda
School, Amanda, O.; Virginia Fish
er-Elida, o.; Doneta Good-Van
Buren, o.; Richard Moyer-Bath