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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-27
"a DEMOKRATSKE
VOLITVE MA POLJSKEM


LONDON, %. junija, (O.N.
A. v poljskem narodnem
svetu je bill stavljen predlog, da
maj vlada takoj napravi osnovo
"a novi zakon "a demokratske
volitve ma Poljskem.
Predlog je bill predlozen "a
koniti komisiji, XII bo naprej po-
rocala svetu, pr e dn o bodo 9
predlogu debatirali. Vlada v il,
gnanstvu nj do sedaj izrazila
svojega mnenja niti "a, niti pro.
ii predlogu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-27
NAVODILA BELGIJSKE
ZAMEJNE VLADE.

LONDON, %. junija. ION.
A. - Belgijska vlada IL
gnanstvu je po radiju narocila
vsem Belgijcem, da maj Sc vsi
Belgijci, XII so oznaeeni kot tai
ci, skrijejo v slucaju zavezniske
invazije.
ITO nj samo cpreznost," pra-
vi radio-govor, "ampak tn d j
dolznost vsakega, XII je v ne,
varnosti, da je zajet Cd Nemcev
kot talec."
Vladni zastopnik je poziva
zelezniske delavce in namescen
ce v lukah, maj store vse, kal
je v njihovi moci, da oviraje
nemske zveze S fronto.
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Ves+i L ivlienio ome.
riskih Slovencev

Slovan, Pa. Vojni depart
ment je obvestil druzino skafar
v Langelothu, da je bill njen sin
Tony ubit ma italijanski 'front.'
"a. maja. K vojakom je bill po-
klican januarja !. 1912 in avgu-
sta istega leta je bill poslan cez
morje. Bill je v Angliji in po-
tenn v severni Afriki, odkoder je
bill poslan v Italijo. v bitki v L
taliji je bill ranjen; ko je okre-
val, .je bill spet poslan ma fronto.
Tony je bill clan SNPJ in star
% let. Zapusca mater, brata in
sestro.
Detroit, Mich. - Dne 2. juni.
ia je umrla Mary Rotar, stara
72 let. Donna je bila IL Prevo.
ia ma Gorenjskem. v Amerike
lie prisla |. 1911 in v Detroitu je
bivala cez % let. Zapusca moza
diva sinova (enega pri vojn
mornarici) in dve hceri.
/ Ration, N. NJ. Umrl je Jo
han Polar, star 20 let. Zapuscs
oceta, mater, pet bratov (dv'
pri vojakih) ii tri sestre.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-27

Zadnji boji so se vrsili ma
koncu mesta, k jer Sc nahaja
arzenal. Amerikanci so morali
nemski odpor zlomiti z bajone-
ii in rocnimi granatami.
Yes organiziran odpor koncan
Ameriski correspondent w. E.
Chalin je po obisku srcu me-
sta po radiju porocal v London:
ives organiziran odpor v Cher
bourgu je koncan; ameriske &C.
te imajo polozaj popolnoma pod
kontrolo."
Enako poroeilo je poslaf POI
rocevalec CHS radijskega o.
mrezja, XII pa je rekel, da Mem
ci v arzenalu in trdnjavskih po-
zicijah vodijo "smrtno borbo.' y
Nemci izgubili 100000 moz
Tako Sc je koncala borba "a
Cherbourg, tretjo najvecjo
francosko luke, katero so "a
vezniske sile dobile v svojo O.
blast natancno tri t. dne oC
dneva, ko Sc je zacela invazija
v tenn casu so Nemci ns
Cherbourskem polotoku izgubi
Ii 100, 1000 moz. Uradno Sc poro
ca, da je v kampanji pablo '
zavezniske roke mad 10000 u
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.Rdeca vojska je zavzela Vitebsk in Zlobin
kralj Peter in.
Tito Sc sestaneta!

ito Sc sestaneta?
LONDON, '2s. junija. -
Tukaj Sc domneva, d a Sc
bosta kralj Peter in mar
Sal Tito v kratkem sestala
ma konferenci, XII bo izdela-
la koncni nacrt "a zedinje-
ME vseh proti nemskih e
lementov v Jugoslaviji "a
Odlocni boj prOti Hitlerje-
vim slam.
Porocila il Italije pravi-
jo, da sta marsal Tito in mi
nistrski predsednik DIR. l.
van subasi6 prisla do pre-
liminarnega sporazuma gle
de Stirih took. kOr Sc
razume, je Tito priprav-
lien priznati Petra kot VIA
darja, kralj pa je ma drugi
strani priprayljen prepusti-
ii, da JugOslOvani po vojni
sami odloGajo obliko Wade,
XII jo zelijo.
Partizani in zamejna VIA
da imata prenehati s pro-
pagando eden proti druge-
mu, napravljeni imajo biti
kOraki "a vojaskO sodelo-
vanje in razprayljati Sc ina
metodO Ia Organiziranje
Wade, v kateri bodo zasto-
pani vsi patrijoticni jugo-
slOvanski clement.
DOcim te toGke MISC Sc
potrjene, pa diplomaticni
krogi nimajo dyoma 0 .njih.
Wits obstoji, da bo sesta-
mex med kraljem Petrom in
marSalOm Titom kmalu a
ranziran.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-27
NAsEL $500 v SRAJCI
KUPLJENI MA DRAZBI

CHICAGO, 26. junija. - AL
bert. Bittner je pred sedmimi
meseci ma neki drazbi kupil "a
voj starih srajc. Placal je zanje
SOC. Njegova zena je vceraj cd,
prla zavoj, da stare srajce po-
rabi kot cunje "a brisanje. V
zepu enc srajce je nasla bel "a,
vol, v katerem Sc je nahajalo
$500.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-27
Republikanci v
|Chicagu napadajO
"birokracijo''

CHICAGO, 26. junija. - No
coj je incl gov. Earl Warren iz
California, O katerem Sc do
mneva, da DO podpredsedniski
kandidat, ma republikanski kon-
venciji "kljucni govor", v ka-
terem je napadal New Deal in
centralizacijo oblasti v Wash
ingtonu. Rekel je, da je demo-
kratska administracija ustvari-
la "birokracijo", katero mora
jo republikanci izkoreniti, ako
Sc hoce ohraniti tradicijo svo-
bode in zasebne inicijative.
Warren je rabil fraze kot "a
rogantna, moci pijana birokra-
CHA" in obtozeval Rooseveltovo
administracijo, da je naprtila A
meriki sistem "politicnih komi-
sarjev", XII preti uniciti ljudsko
vlado in ameriski politicni ST.
stem.
Mrtvilo ma konvenciji
Delegacija je Warrenovim IL"
vajanjam navduseno ploskala. V
splosnem pa je zborovanje re-
publikancev skoro mrko, in vi
di Sc, da veliki optimizem, XII je
preveval stranko pred par me-
seci, docela izginil. To je rezul'
tat spozpanja, da je zmaga v je'
1seni vse pref kot gotoxa, ka'
kor so republikanski politicarj
prerokovali pred par meseci.
Willkie obtozuje stranko izdaj
stva mladine
K mrtvilu konvencije prispe
va tudi dejstvo, da je nomina
CHA gov. Deweyja gotova, dasi
ravno slednji vztraja ma fikciji
da sploh nj kandidat. Kot Sc j
zvedelo, je Dewey re kupil voz
nj listek "a Chicago in bo
sredo ali cetrtek prisel sem, d;
sprejme nominacijo.
Wendell Willkie, katerega s.
voditelji stranke popolnoma pc
tisnili ma stran, je v New Yor
ku podal izjavo, v kateri je Q
stro napadel zunanje-politicn
program stranke. Izjavil je, d
ako ga konvencija sprejme, te
| daj bo S tenn izdala cvet anne
riske mladine, XII Sc bori in pre-
Iva svojo kri, v nadi, da svc
jimi zrtvami zagotovi mir n
: svetu.
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povski agent in kvizlinska po
licija aretirali nekaj takih de-
klet. Zadet je bill tudi voz s po'
trebscinami "a tie mladenice
ampak v okolici Osla Sc je izna
slo ze nov nacin "a prehrane
mladih upornikov,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-27
AL SMITH sE NAHAJA v
BOLNIsNICI

NEW YORK, %. junija.
" bolnisnico Sc je podal. danes
"a pocitek in opazovanje bivsi
governor Alfred 2. Smith, ki Sc
ne poeuti dobro, odkar je ne
davno umrla njegova lena.
Smith je 10 let star.
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kratke Vesti
ERIC JOHNSTON JE
Bill PRI STALINU

LONDON, q. junija. - Mo-
skovski radio je danes naznanil,
da Sc je danes posvetoval pre-
mierjem Stalinom predsednik A
meriske trgovske zbornice Eric
Johnston, XII Sc nahaja tudi re
par tednov ma obisku. Navzoc
pri avdijenci je bill tudi zunanji
komisar MOlOtOv.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-27
VILE ROJENICE

Pri druzini Mr.. in Mrs. Frank
Seruchar, 674 E. 16O St., SO Sc
zglasile vile rojenice in pustile
v spomin zalo hcerkico. Matt in
,dete Sc nahajati donna ter Sc
'dobro pocutita. Nase cestit.
Ike!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-27
BELGIJEC USTRELJEN
KOT sPIJON v LONDONU

LONDON, 26. junija. - Pred
par dnevi je bill tukaj ustreljen
bivsi belgijski castnik Pierre
Richard Neukermans, XII je do
spell v Anglijo kot lojalen bel
gijski drzavljan in vrsil spijo-
nazno sluzbo "a Nemcijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-27
Padec Cherbourga
uradno naznanjjen
AmeriSke cete so 0cistile
mesto ostankov nemske posadke
po ljutih ulicnih bojih

VRHOVNI GLAVNI STAN ZAVEZNIsKE EKSPE-
DICIJSKE SILE torek, 27. juna. - Danes zgodaj zju
traj e bilo radno naznanjeno da e Cherbourg padel
Mesto Sc je koncno ocistlo sovrazka po dolg in uti
borb kateri SO Sc Nemci borli Cd uce do rce in cd
hiSe do hiSe
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M0C0(NA RUSkA 0FENzIvA
.05V0B0DILA 170 kRAJEv

LONDON, torek e. junija. - Moskva je snoG ma
znanila, da str ruske armade, XII operirajo ESQ
mill dogi 'front.' Bell Rush, vcera zavzele Vitebsk in
zobn, XII predstavjata severni in juzn tecaj sovite
nemske "Vaterand' obrambne linje, in da r1ske sile
zmagosavno hrumijo brzino milje dale
prot zapadu, kjer nevarnost obkoitve in unicenja
nadaljne nacijske trdnjavske postojanke.
Mogocna ruska ofenzva tenn sektorju, kateri
je udario prot Nemcem mad million moz, vkucivs emo
polno okopno divizio, je eku enega dneva osvobod
la mad 100 naseljenh kraev Med tenn, ko armade hru
milo dale proti zapadu, cee, XII ostale zada
da zaposene cscenjem Vitebska in zlobina ostankov
naciskih posadk.
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IL BOLNIsNICE

Il Glenville bolnisnice Sc je
,vrnila Mrs. Dorothy March,
TIC E. 100 ST., XII Sc zahvaljuje
,vsem prijateljicam "a obiske in
darila. Enako Sc zahvaljuje tu-
di hcerka Dorothy, XII Sc pa Sc
vedno nahaja v Mt. Sinai boil
nisnici. ODE Sc priporoeata Sc
"a nadaljne obiske.
Il bolnisnice Sc je vrnila Mrs
Antonio Tomle, stanujoca ma
1923 Sylvia Ave-, kjer Sc Sc.
daj nahaja pod zdraynisko Q.
lskrbo. Prijateljice so vablj jene
da jo obiscejo.
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v TEKU ZADNJIH "a UR SO
RUSI POBILI 10000 NACIJEV

Dodatni komunkej XII ga e objavila Moskva, jaw
liza, da e bilov Vtebsku cd posadke, broece med As in
60 tisoc moz, ubth 5000 Nemcev tisoc pa e bilo ue
tin. Seda ruske cete pripravlao zanjko dive nadani
nemski grup zapadno cd mesta XII ocivdno predstava-
ia ostanke nacijske garnzije.
zlobinu glasom istega porocila Rusi ubih
1000 Nemcev, medtem ko e bilo zapadno Cd Rogaceva
ubitih 5000, kar pomen da je tenn sektorju teku
zadnjh "a pablo 10000 nacijev, docim e bilo 15oo
uetih
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NEMCI Sc BAJE PRIPRAVLJAJO
"a POPOLN UMIK IL Belle RUSIJE

svedske brzojavke il Berlna pravijo, da Nemci u
tegnejo odred sposen uik il Belle Rusije in da cello
uradno nemsk krogi skusajo podcenjevat resnosti
polozaja, XII je nasta ma vzhodni 'front.'.
Nemc Sc boje da kadar Rusi pricno ofenzivo ma
ugu bodo oh istem casu zaveznske se Itaij udarie
z vso silo in poskusile odrezat Balkan.
Rusi so vceraj zavzeli Obol 40 mill severozapadno
cd Vtebska in 20 mill cd Polotska, kjer nahaa
nemska baza, lezeca Is mill cd stare pojske meje
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KLESCE Sc PRIPRAVLJAJO,
DA ODREzEJO MOGILEV IN ORSO

Rdeea vojska je svojem pohodu proti zapadu da-
zavzela mesto Pseaovo in tenn pribizala zaled
ju Orse, ker nahaja velika nemska obrambna poz-
cija
Oh stem casu so Rusi tudi zaceli obkoevati Mog
lev Zavzeli namrec Mostok, XII lezi ses mill severo
vzhodno cd Mogileva in tud dospeli do zeezniske
proge 16 mill vzhodno cd te vazne nacijske trdnjave
Druge ruske ednce istocasno prodirao pro Mogilevu
cd in pripravajo, da svojem navalu proti
Izapadu prestopijo reko Dnjeper.
Marsal Stain je Moskv ukazal 2-kratno salvo il
124 topov zmago zlobinu padec Vitebska pa je
bill prosaven iz zstrelitvo 20 salv il 224 topov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-27
RUSI SO MA FINSKI 'FRONT.'
ZAVZELI 40 NADALJNIH KRAJEV

Ma fnski 'front.' je peta sovjetska armada zavzea
vceraj 40 nadalnih krajev vzhodno cd ezera Omega,
med katermi je tudi distriktni center Olonec.
Finskem zalivu so bill Finci Wzeni IL utrjenih oto-
kov Kovisto in Tuirinsaar JUNO cd zavzetega Viipua
in 125 mill premi crt preko zaliva cd Helsinkija
Rusi SO tudi snoci naznanli, da je kanal med Balt
skim in Belm morjem popolnoma ruskih rokah, kar
pomeni da bodo rske in zaveznske ladje prvic odkar
je Neneija napadla Rusjo, ahko cd seyera prplule
Leningrad D
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-17
Engagements

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter L. Barrows
of Pine street announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Eliza
beth Manning Barrows of Hartford,
to Ensign Hamilton Maoie Brush,
Jr.. U. S. N. r., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hamilton NJ. Brush of Greenwich.
Miss Barrows was graduated from
Mt. Holyoke College class of l941.
Ensign Brush finished at Hotchkiss
school, Lakevilee, and Yale Univer-
sity, 1912. He is stationed for the
present at Miami. Fla, at a sub
chaser training center.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Archer of
Baldwin street announce the en-
gagement and coming marriage of
their daughter, Evelyn Louise to
Private Clinton A. Troland, son
of Alexander P. ireland of Bald
win street. The wedding will take
place Thursday, January 20 at 7 p.
m. at the South Federated church.
Private Toland is stationed with
the U. S. Paratroopers at Fort
Benning, Ga.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-17

The Mattatuck Musical Art society
will hold their monthly meeting to-
night in the Tudor Room, Waterbury
Women's club, starting with pot
luck supper at $780, Mrs. Otto Arm
brLster, program chairman is in
charge of arrangements. The ORR
ocos, Taft school glee club, will pre-
sent q musical program. George
Morgan, pianist, and director OF
music at the school, will play.
The Unity Club will hold q Bingo
Party tonight at the Hotel Elton at
8 O'Clock. The committee in charge
includes Mrs. Laura Dutton, and
Mrs. Harriet Rappelt.
A Scottish night is planned by the
Lady McAlpine Lodge, Daughters of
Scotia, January %. Mrs. Elizabeth
Young presided at a recent meeting.
The committee in charge Of the
coming event will meet Wednesday
at the home of Mrs Robert Turner,
256 Hillside avenue.
The annual supper and meeting OF
the First Congregational church
will be held Thursday at the
church. Reports for the year and
election of officers and committees
for this year will be held during
the meeting. Mrs. Ellery C. Kilbourn
and Mrs. Earle H. Blanchard are
co-chairmen of the supper. They will
be assisted by Mrs. Allen H. Board
man, Mrs. Henry L. Griggs, Mrs. Will
liam A. Service, Mrs. John L. Vail
and Mrs. Fred S. Smith. The sup
per will be at $50 p m. and the
meeting at 7:45.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-17
SOCIETY
|MrSSabGS Hostess
atSMpperSWndGy

Mrs. Mary Sabas of Wilson street
was hostess at a social and supper
for members of the Lithuanian
Catholic Womens Alliance, Lodge
43, and their guests at her home
yesterday.
Those attending included: Mrs.
Ioana Bukauskas, Mrs. Mary For
tier, Mrs. Stephania Sopranos, Mrs.
5tephania Dunsa, Mrs. Ursula
Monks, Mrs. Ursula Zanauskas,
Mrs. Lucy Grinius, Mrs. Dobilaiits,
Mrs. Raugis, Mrs. Anastasia XII
sonis, Mrs. Neura, Mrs. Mikenis,
Mrs. Louise Liunas, Mrs. Isabelle
Krugelis, Mrs. Anna Smotas, Mrs.
Isabelle Yankauskas, Mrs. Marcelle
Digimas, Mr.. and Mrs. Levanavi-
cius, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Jurkauskas,
and Mrs. Mrs. ]. PushkuS, An
thony Bruzas, J. Markevicius, John
Ruginis, Mrs. Zdanavecius, Mrs.
Amelia Augis, Mrs. Mary Sham
baris and Mrs. Carol Povera, Mrs.
lauskas, and Mrs. Joan Gluodenis.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-17
Teachers to Hold
Panel Discussion

There will be o meeting Of the
Waterbury League Of Women Vot-
ers Friday, Jan. 2lst, In the Wom-
ems Lounge of the Y. M. G. A The
board meeting is called for 1880 a.
m. with a meeting OF the Postwar
Discussion group from 1880 to 1880.
Lunch will be served at p. m.
At 2:30 there will be g panel dis
cusSion the subject to be, How Well
Do You Know Your School System?"
led by Miss Margaret Croft OF the
Latin Department, of Crosby High
school. Also taking part in the panel
program are Miss Geneva Page,
Spanish, wildly; Miss Gladys White,
English, Crosby; Miss Rose Ftnkel-
stein, science, Crosby; Miss Edith
Hart, history and economics, Leav-
enworth; Miss Mary Casey, science,
Leavenworth.
Ali members as well outsiders are
invited to the meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-17
CLUB
NOTES
Girls Club Held
Anniversary Tea

The Waterbury Girls Club held
their Goth anniversary tea yester-
day afternoon at Leavenworth
House, over $50 attending. A chill
dren's party preceded In the morn
ing. Miss Ruth N ller led In group
singing. Directo. attending in
cluded: Miss Hilda Camp, Mrs. AL
len H. Boardman, Mrs. Frederick w.
Holcomb, Mrs. E. A. Anderson, Jr.,
and Mrs. John o. White. STAFF
members who aided with the en-
tertainment and refreshments were
Miss Ruth Miller, Miss Helen Tit
comb, Miss Mary Marcele, Mrs.
Ruth Brock.
At the tea, members of the
clubs Junior Leaders Association
aided in accommodating the large
crowd. These included the Misses
Rosemary Reed, Roma Gagner,
Eunice Stokes, Nancy Edwin, Mary
Kennedy, Mary Ferris, Josephine
Verrastro, Lorraine Buckley, Helen
Buckley. Lauretta Caouetta and
Catherine Sugrue.
Those attending included repre-
sentativeS of women's groups,
social agencies and churches.
present from the Quota Club were
Miss Mary REILLY, personnel direc-
fiitor of the Patent Button Co.,
Mrs. Dorothy Budde, supervisor of
cafeterias of the Scovill Mfg. Co.
and Miss Josephine DeManzo. Also
present were Miss Sarah M. Ball,
executive director of the Waterbury
Day Nursery, Rev. DR.. John
Walker. Mrs. Robert Brit, organist
at IS Peter and Paul Church, Miss
Cora Crompton, president Of the
Business and Professional Women'S
Club, and Miss Emelyn Barrett,
librarian of the SilaS Bronson Ii
brary,
Original Group
Officers of the club. attending
the tea included Mrs. Richard w.
Goss. vice-president; Mrs. Frederick
A. Scott, second ce-president;
Mrs julius B. Smith, treasurer, and
the following members Of the board
of directors: Mrs. orion p. Camp,
Mrs. H. Mitchell Wallace, Mrs.
Richard Ely, Mrs. John H. Burial,
Mrs. Joel I. Butler and Mrs. A.
A. Crane.
Mayor John S. Monagan yester-
day morning attended a meeting
OF the board of directors and offer
ed congratulations on the obser-
vance Of the anniversary.
The tea was planned by Mrs.
Allen H. Boardman, Mrs. Walter
F. Torrance, and their working
committee, Miss Emily B. Ticklel,
director, was hostess.
The Waterbury Girls Club was
founded 30 years ago yesterday by
group OF philanthropic women
led by the late Mrs. Augustus H.
Chase.
Today the club has about 1900
members of all ages. 1t is open
to all girls interested in arts and
craft, sewing, cooking, gymnas-
tics and social dancing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-17
Club Activities

The Women'S Republican Club
will meet Tuesday evening at the
Hotel Elton, Mrs. Viola Amelung
presiding. Earle H. Segur will give
talk on How to Finance Poll
teal Campaign"
The Concordia Ladies' Auxiliary
held election of officers Friday eve
ming, Jan. IA, the following named;
President, Mrs. Burton Beecher,
vice. president, Mrs. Hiram Smith
recording secretary, Mrs, Mary Ar
Der. financial secretary, Ms. william
Mueskes. treasure, Mrs. Mary
Lange, trustee, Mrs, Herman Buer-
kle, publicity. Mrs. Otto Sibold
Following the meeting refresh
ments were served and cards were
played.
The Bunker Hill Womens society
will meet Wednesday at ! p. m, at
the Bunker Hill church, q covered
dish luncheon to be served followed
by business meeting. Mrs. L. Hor-
alto Bigelow, state president of the
Connecticut Congregational church
will speak on "Our Connecticut
Council" Mrs. Marjorie Nuhn will
present vocal selections.
Members Of the Central Y. NJ. c. A.
Phi Alpha Tri-Y held a scavenger
hunt and social Sunday. Two teams
were tied for first prize and a quiz
contest was led by Jack Suffa to de-
termine the final winners.
Dorothy Shepard and Dorothy
Woloshinsky were victors. Charcone
received the BOBBY prize Refresh
ments were served and games were
played. Jacqueline Pooler was gen.
eral chairman.
The Children of Mary Sodality of
the st. Stanislaus Church will hold
their Installation Party Monday,
January oath, at p. m. sharp at
Diorio's, Bank street.
Members of the Womens Society
Of Christian service, st. Paul's Meth
odist church, will meet Wednesday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the home
OF Mrs. August Paul Of SO Vermont
street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-17
SOCIAL
FUNCTIONS
Miss Margaret 4. Kennedy
WedS EdzCinE. Jones Today

The marriage of Miss Margaret
Anne Kennedy at IA Willow street,
Waterbury, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Aloysius Barton Kennedy of
Rochdale, Mass, and Edwin F. Jones,
son Of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam S. Jones of Cliff street, took
place this morning at o'clock at
st. Aloysius church, Rochdale, Rev
Edward Heating, S. j., Of Boston
College, Chestnut Hills, Mass, a
cousin of the bride, officated at the
ceremony and nuptial high Mass.
The bride was attended by her
sister Miss Mary A. Kennedy. Sam
uel A. Jones was best man for his
brother and the ushers we're Fran
els E. Kennedy and Joseph A. Ken
nedy.
The bride wore a Capri blue faille
suit with v neckline topped with
pink camellias set in an imported
lingerie frill. Her hat was Of match
ing material trimmed with pink
goose feathers and draped with blue
veil. Her attendants dress was Of
dusty rose silk faille made on prin-
cess lines. Her hat was Of matching
material trimmed with blue feathers
and veil and her flowers were white
camelliaS.
The brides mother wore navy
blue rose trimmed and a rose hat. A
reception was held at the home OF
the brides parents for members OF
the immediate families. Among
those attending from Waterbury
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel A. Jones
Mrs. CLAUDE Vollmayer and daugh-
ter, Miss Elizabeth Vollmayer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones will go tc
Mountain Lake, Fla, and on theil
return will reside at Willow street
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-17
Social Notes

Mrs. William B. Moore of Green
wich, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis S. Reed of Euclid avenue,
will leave tomorrow with her two
daughters, Marcia and Alice Juliet
for Corpus Christi, Texas, to join
Captain Moore, U. S. Marine Corps.
Miss Mary Boardman, daugfA y
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Allen H. Board
man, Willow street, will return
Tuesday to Wellesley College, fol-
lowing a months vacation. Miss
Boardman is a member of the
senior class.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. GoSs, Hill
side avenue, will leave soon for
Lake Wales, Fla, for their home at
the Mountain Lake Club. They will
be accompanied by Mrs. GosS's sis
ter, Mrs. William Kelly Patterson,
Prospect street, and her companion
Miss Mary Woodley, Mrs. Goss re-
Gently visited her brother and sis
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs Willis j..
Goodwin at Eliot, Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Coe, Jr,
Umberfield road, are registered at
the Hotel Biltmore, New York City,
Miss Jean Cassidy, who has been
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John H. Cassidy, WATERFOWL, for
a few weeks, has returned to her
studies at the Convent Of the
Sacred Heart, Noroton.
Mrs. Donald S. Granniss OF Mid
dlebury, has returned from Tucson,
Ariz., where she spent a month
with her daughters. Misses Jean
and Carol Granniss, students at
the Potter school.
Staff Sergeant and Mrs Raymond
Darlington of DeRidder, La, are
spending a weeks visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Anne Brodeur of South Main
street.
L. A. c. Richard B. Wright, r
c. A. F. of Ottawa, Ontario, has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Allen Upton Of Oak street.
Miss Patricia Donnelly, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Donnelly
Of Railroad Hill street, recently at
tended the Harvard Naval Officers
Regimental Ball at the Hotel Statler
in Boston, Mass, as the guest OF
Ensign H. Donald Roberts of Pitts
burgh, Pa.
Miss Eve Cancellaro, president OF
the Senpre Amici Sorority was the
guest of honor at birthday party
given in her honor, Friday night
The affair was held at the home
of Miss Mary Nardozza, of Howard
street. Those attending were all
members of the Sempre Amici Sor-
ority, including Gloria Membrino,
Marie Martinelli, Eleanor VerraStro
Nina Ciarcia, Mary Nardozza and
Eve Cancellaro.
Mr.. and Mrs Stephen T. Crane,
Randolph avenue, are leaving this
week for Winter Park, Fla, where
they will spend several weeks at
the Hamilton Hotel
Mr.. and Mrs Theodore Ives
briggs, The Elton, are leaving this
week for Punta Gorda, Fla, where
they will spend several weeks at
the Charlotte Harbor hotel.