The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-19
CAROLYN CROSS
 PARTY HOSTESS
Cutler Street Resident En. tertains Friends; Adele
 Palauskas Feted

Wasertogn, July i9-MisS carolvn cross was hostess at a party given Tor c group Of her friends at her home on Cutler street Saturday evening. Games were played and refreshments served.
 Those attending the party were: The Misses Rose Marie Fitzgerald. Jane Gothberg. Betsy Woodward. shirley ODell. Shirley Butler. Jane Butler and Carolyn Cross.
 Also: Walter Hardisly. Leland Wileock. Jack Caffrey. Jerome caf- Trey. Roy Fitzgerald. Teddy Shove, Bob Merkle and Tom DOwney.
 winDerB En Race
 Several girls novelty races were held at the Civic Union playgrounds Tuesday afternoon. Winners in the various eyen1S have been announced as eDilows:
 Wheelbarrow race: Mary Ann Cieasy and Joan Dillon, first place: Joan Demarest and Joan Dunn. sec- 0nd place; skipping race. Judy CleaTy, first place and Pauline vai- encourt. second place; elephant Nnik. Irene Yeager; running race, BaRbara Domgton, first place. Deleges Swanich. second place.
 Cnisdsen who wish to bring there lunch 10 the playgrounds Thursday gre invited to do so. There Will be q story hour.
 Celebrates Birthday
 Adele PalauSkas Of Nora Scotia Hiil celebrated her thirteenth birtll- oey Sunday, by entertaining at party at her home Adele's guests were Helen TySko. Agnes Zuanch, Seggy Harcoux and Kathleen Mar. copx.
 ChildreB's Books
 Books Of fiction most recently added to shelves Of the childrens s room at the Watertown library have Been announced as follows:
 yankee F'lteT in North Africa. by Avery; Dave Dawson at Casablanea by Bowen; Dave Dawson With the Cpmmandos. by Bowen; Muggins. by Bradbury; They All Saw It, by Browp; l See a Kitty, by Fgaek: Baby Orang and Junior, by Gar. butt; Wbte Tulips by Giryafl: Tell. time. the Rabbit. by Hall: Yankee Warns, by Harper comp, SheD and Doctor, by Hoke; Waiting for Win kie by kalab; Yankee Thunder by n0aplro; storm caneas. by Sperry; Trouble ip the Gulcb. by Tonsey; A eBaFe is Drawn, by Norton, Thur aeTbolf House, by Pease; Phantom FfeigbieF, by Riessenberg; Farm in the Family by Ross; Birthdays for Robin, by 6ewall, Tommy Visits an Aircraft Factory, by Theiss; Rookie 0f the Year, by Tunis; Chance: U. s. Army fI0ming Pigeon. by Wat son; sally, Army DieticiaD, by Wor- fllington.
 Also: Cat Club by AyerilI: Kitty Come pown by Bacon; Youngest WAC Overseas, by Bailey; She Shall Have Music, by Barne, Three end Q Pigeon, by Bagne, MT, Bunny, by BeatEle; HeaFthst0Be in the Wilderness, by Berry; Ned Randall at Pearl HarbOF, by Bowen, Secret q Wildcat Cove by Chapman, Trudy and the Tree Ig0use, by COaisw0rtb; deEebel the Jeep, by Downey; Tom my and Ills Dog Hurry, by Ferris; Wait for willism, by Flaek; Johnny TFemain by k0rbes; Each lD Hii Way, by Gale and Grew.
 kyeIYb0dy Has 2 House, by Green, Michael, the Colt, by Garbptt; Young Man Of the House, by Hunt; 6hoevFly Pie, by J0rdaD, HlgbyleR Mystery, by Beating; Bee lD IIel nonneif, by kFistoffefseD; Glory Ise bv Laplbafti Candy Kane, by Lam. bert Flieka, liieka, Dleka and thf Strawberries, by LindmaD; Bitsy TRey and IT'D, by E0Yelace, 0Yel flle klg Hill by Loyelacei ti0llse fol Ellxabetil, by Marshall; Long Wbtlf Month, by Marshall, Pilot, Man yoNF Plane, by Mason, Big Brownie by Montgomery,
 peFE0nals
 Betty Innes, daughiRT 0f MT, and Mrs. Aiex Gnneg ef Pr0speet street ih visiting tn Peaks Island, Maine, whore she is the guest Of Mrs, Henry Afehisiedt 0f 0ineDgieb, formerly 0f Center ssfest, Watert0wD,
 Ple, Philip Clarke, 4, U, s. who llag recently returned from overseas duty has returned f0 the home Of h's parents, MT. and Mrs, John C|afle Of Farmlnei0l, formerly 0f 0uefnast0wn road, WataTtoWn, afs Ang 6 visit of several days witb Mf, aFo Mrs. Herbert 6, Dayton 0f WildeE street,