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Evening star., 1946-10-06
Speaking of Cwozy Things

LII. Vull1Cu oFCIllUlSCI. ouPClAA-
tendent of st. Elizabeth's Hospital,
gallantly defended Washingtonians
recently against aspersions cast by
the Chicago Tribune to the effect
that an abnormally high percentage
of District of Columbia population
is in mental institutions. The
Tribune misinterpreted. the sta
tistics, he said. Washington people,
he added, are not, as Lew Lehr
would put it, the cwaziest in the
country.
One of the cwaziest situations in
Washington, however, relates to the
mounting cost of Federal undertak-
ings, charged to the local taxpayer,
over which the budget officer and
the Commissioners have no SEM
blance of control. OF these the cost
of patients in st. Elizabeth's-a
Federal institution-committed from
the District and charged to the Dis
trict is a conspicuous example. Four
years ago the District was paying
$1.80 per patient per day. Now it is
paying $355. Four years ago the st.
Elizabeth's item was about $3,000,-
600. Now it is over $4,000 This
100 per cent increase was fixed by
the hospital Board of Visitors, on
which the District government is
not represented.
The size of the bill for the care of
st. Elizabeth's patients charged to
the District is staggering, in itself
and in relation to other things. We
hand over to st. Elizabeth's more
than it costs, this year, to run the
Police Department.; about twice as
much as it costs to run the Fire
Department. We spend on st. Eliza
beth's patients alone more than we
spend on operation of all our mu-
nicipal hospitals put together. We
spend six times as much for the care
of the mentally i'll at st. Elizabeth's
as we are able to spend on our
public library system. They cost us
more than the water system, five.
times as much as Congress Is willing
to appropriate for our recreation
system.
II that is not cWazy. what is? A
few years ago a committee, of which
DR.. Overholser was member, made
a report showing that proportion
of patients committed to St. Eliza
beth's from the District-by agen-
cies over which the District has no
control-do not need the specialized
care of that institution. A good
many could be cared for at home.
Others could be cared for at Blue
Plains. But funds for construction
of the proper facility at Blue Plains
were stricken out of the appropria-
ton bill, one reason being that the
cost of patients at ST. Elizabeth's
exhausted the funds which other
wise might have been used for con-
struction. A Federal institution,
such as st. Elizabeth's, has prior
claim on local funds. District in
stitutions must take what is left.
That is one reason why the propo-
sition of presenting to Congress a
program increasing local taxes be-
longs in the cwaziest category. The
first thing required Is not an in
crease in local taxes, but action by
Congress to obligate itself to pay a
higher and more reasonable share
of National Capital expenses. With
out such a commitment by Con-
gress, local taxes will be used as
they are being used now, to meet
the demands of Federal agencies
over which the District has no con-
troll while local undertakings must
survive on what is left.
Evening star., 1946-10-06

During the hectic war days the
United States was widely proclaimed
the Arsenal of Democracy" Yet
few nations are. willing for the
atomic bomb to remain in the
arsenal.
Evening star., 1946-10-06

Events abroad are causing some
concern as to whether world peace
can be maintained until the United
States formally ends World War II.
Evening star., 1946-10-06

An electrical union charges that
big business runs the Government.
From the way 1t is going, this Is q
severe indictment Of businfss.
Evening star., 1946-10-06

A radio critic says singing COM
mercials were inspired by hens. In
fairness to the hen 1t should be said
that she laid the egg first.
Evening star., 1946-10-06

inexperienced motorists and anna
teur golfers have lot in common,
they drive all over the place and
usually wind up in trouble.
Evening star., 1946-10-06

era that Barney Oldfield will be
remembered by the older generation,
long after his contributions to auto
mobile safety are forgotten.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-11
Ves+i IL zivIi ienio
omeriskih SIovencev

Chicago. Charles Pogore-
lee, ajnik Prosvetne Matice
JSZ naznanja, da je te dni raz-
postal knjige drustvom, XII spa
dajo k P. M. V slovenscini je
zbirka povestic in critic izpod
peresa Etbina Kristana, XII so,
razen enc, prvotno izsle v Can
karjevem Glasniku. Izjema je
prva, najdaljsa povest, XII je orr
ginalno delo. Angleski del pa
tvorita dive casu primerni bro
surf. Naslov enc je canadian
Progressives on the March," v
kateri je kratek obris razvoja
in programa kanadske sociali-
sticne stranke Commonwealth
Cooperative Federation, XII je
zadnja leta postala mocan po-
liticni faktor. Naslov druga bro
sure pa je "British Labor's Rise
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-11
Velik naval "a nakup
surovega masla

V soboto zjutraj je nastal pri
West Side Market, w. Is st. in
Lorain Ave. skoraj pretep med
cakajocimi kupci "a funt siro-
vega msala, katerega je bill dele
zen kupec pri w. F. Wendt. v
teku Is minut, ko je trgovec cd.
prl vrata svoje trgovine, Sc je
zbralo v vrsto 500 do 600 judi,
XII so hoteli dobiti vsak svoj de.
lez tako zazeljenega sirovega
masla. Ma ia nacin pa so zaje.
zili v prostorih druge stojnice,
da MISC mogli trgovati odje-
malci. Poklicana je bila policija
XII je preuredila linijo cakajo-
cih odjemalcev ma drug nacin
tedaj pa je nastala splosna
zmesnjava med odjemalci, XII je
malo manjkalo, da nj prislo dc
splosnega razgrajanja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-11
Piket proti Gerald L. K.
Smithu aretiran

Anthony J. Kastelic, zastop.
mix international Mine, Mill and
Smelling Workers unije, CIO, je
bill aretiran pod obtozbo, da sc
je upiral nekemu policaju pri
vhodu v mestno dvorano, kjer je
piketiral proti Gerald L. K.
Smithu, XII je obdrzaval govor v
eni izmed dvoran v mestnem av.
ditoriju. Obtozen je, da je ma SUI.
rov nacin odrinil neko zensko cd
vrat, ko so Sc clanice United
Mothers organizacije zbirale v
dvorano. Kastelic je v soboto ma
policijskem sodiScu zahteval cd.
lozitev obravnave, XII Sc bo to-
rel vrsila pozneje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-11
Odbor "a ugotovitev faktov
pri GREYHOUND Co.

Federalni odbor "a ugotovitev
faktov pri Greyhound avtobusni
druzbi je naznanil, da je gotov
z zaslisevanji in da poda svoje
priporocilo v kratkem casu. Voz-
niki busov in drugi delavci pri
Greyhound so bill ma stavki v
18 severevzhodnih drzavah cd
l. novembra 1945 do 4. januarja
1916, nakar so Sc vrnili ma delo,
pod pogojem, da poseben odbor
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-11

to Power" katero je spisal Har-
ry w. Ladder. " njej je poda-
ma kratka zgodovina angleske
delavske stranke. S precita-
MEM teh brosur 81 bo vsakdo
razsiril svoje politieno znanje,
IS Kristanovimi crticami pa Sc
navel srcne kulture.
Joliet, Ill. - Ma seji glavne-
ga odbora KSKJ, XII Sc je vrsila
tukaj zadnji teden, je bill Ivan
Racic IL Chicago izvoljen "a no.
vega urednika Glasila. Zavzel
DO mesto Ivana Zupana, XII je
urejeval Glasilo 81 let, toda je
radi rahlega zdravja in drugih
razlogov resigniral. Ivan Racio
je bill do zdaj pomozni urednik
|Amerikanskega Slovenca in or
ganist pri slovenski cerkvi sv.
Stefana v Chicagu.
Oglesby, Ill. -- Dne II. janu-
aria je tukaj umrl Joseph Men
Elm, star 56 let in v Ameriki 40
let. Pc poklicu je bill stavbenik
in bolehal je dali casa. Zapusca
zeno, poroceno hcer in diva 81.
nova, XII sta Sc pred par meseci
vrnila cd vojakov.
Chicago. - Zadnje dni je
prisel ma dopust Frank Sodnik
XII sluzi v mornariski opremn
bazi v Utahu kot vescak ma kal.
kulacijskem stroju. To delo je
pred vpoklicem vrsil tudi '
glavnem uradu SNPJ. Pri ten
delu tudi zdaj. pomaga v glav.
mem uradu. Dopust mu potece
Is. februarja. Pricakuje, da sc
v par mesecih vrne v civilno
zivljenje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-11
|ugotovi fakte in priporoci pri-
merno zvisanje place usluzben-
Gem, "a katero so Sc borili.
"Prisiljena" pridelava
paradiznikov

V okolici Clevelanda sc naha-
ia mnogo vrtnarskih steklenih
his, v katerih oh tenn casu z mai
vecjo previdnostjo negujejo mad
diva milijona paradiznikovih
rastlin. z iznajdbo neke umetne
harmone, s katerimi hranijo
rastline, je mono, da tudi v
zimskem casu prinasajo sad.
Tako Sc lahko pricakuje, da bo-
do v enem mesecu ma trgu para
dizniki, XII so zrasli in dozoreli v
teh vrtnarskih hisah v pred
mestjih Clevelanda.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-11
Obsojen v dosmrtno ieEo

George w. Cosby, star 80 let,
1901 Pierpont Ave, je bill v pc
tex cd porote spoznan krivim
umora 79 let starega Charles
Nitzkeja, 1909 Quincy Ave-, O
priliki roparskega napada v ME
govi groceriji. Okrajni sodnik
Alva R. Corlett je nato obsodil
morilca v dosmrtni zapor. Radi
istega umora cakata obravnave
Sc 27-letni Lawrence Smith, 2716
E. So St., in John Wilson, tudi
q let star, 2231 E. 70 St., XII bo.
sta prisla pred poroto vsak Ease.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-11
Predpustni odmevi-
porocna dovoljenja

Zadnji cas- 81 je vecje stevilo
zeninov in newest preskrbelo po-
rocna dovoljenja. Ii SO:
Louis Elovar, 1878 E. 1863 ST..
in Frances Spendal, 11O5 E. 1863
St.; Joseph Barle, 361S E. 78 ST..
in Mary Popish, 1894 E. ia ST.;
Frank Bartol, 1928 Arcade
Ave-, in Stephanie Kraincic,
'20873 Miller Ave-; Frank Bere-
tic, 697 E. 100 ST., in Theresa
Strauss, 665 E. 159 ST.; Frank
Gruden, 5119 Miller Ave., in An
gela Perko, 5119 Miller Ave.;
Thomas Fife, 4O73 E. 78 St. in
Rose Zajc, 1922 E. 80 ST.; Stan
ley Centa, 1175 Addison Rd., in
Julia Buchar, 1900 Mohawk
Ave-; William Dyson, 1907 E. Al
St., in Anne Vidmar, 1907 E. Al
ST.; Joseph Guzel, Lloydell, Pa,
in Mary Menich, 1411 E. 81 ST.;
Frank Jakopin, Lorain, o., in
Stephanie Mozic, 1850 E. IT St.;
Walter Kustala, 1868 Wikside
in Lillian Smrdel, 6714 Schaefer
Ave-; Kubetin Alexander, 3008
Mountclair in Elynore Kuhar,
2O951 Nauman Ave.; Joseph Ko-
Ear, 723 E. 157 ST., in Alice AS
seq, 1858 Holmes Ave-; Frank
Kosmac, Solon, o., in Ruth Sea-
mon, Bedford, o.; Joseph Krall,
1910 E. 173 St., in Frances Tav-
Eel, 1861 Lakeport; Thomas
Kristof, 6518 Meta Ave.. in Ger
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-11

trude Kaear, 1888 Addison Rd.;
Louis Kavcic, 1885 E. ITS St., in
Mary Jurjavcie;; Joseph Klein,
80O1 Melrose Ave-, in Mildred
Ivaneie, 6410 Dibble Ave-; 10,
seph Lenarcic, 1144 Norwood
Rd., in Agnes Kalmarek, 1404 E.
So ST.; Joseph Lusic, $50 E. 125
ST., in Angela Johnston, S202
Crumb Ave.
Obilo srece vsem!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-11
POzAR PRI OKRAJNEM SOD.
NIKU HURDU

Iskre liz dimnika SO zanetile
polar ma strehi hise okrajnega
sodnika Joy Seth Hurda, 17O1O
Hilliard Rd., Lakewood. Hisa je
bila pokrita z lesenimi descica-
mi. Skode je $500. Sodnik Hurd
ie bill oh casu ognja donna svo-
jimi IS otroki, zena pa je bila
tedai odsotna izven mesta.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-11
ENAKoPRAvNosT
Matt nasla ranjenega sina

James Kilbane, "a let star,
174s w. 3S St., je bill maiden pc
njegovi materi tezko ranjen S
prestreljenim vratom v vezi svo.
jega donna. Prepeljan je bill v
Fairview Park bolnisnico, kjer
pravijo, da je njegovo stanje
resno. Pri izprasevanju ponesre.
cenec nj hotel povedati nicesar
kje in kako je bill obstreljen.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-11
MESTNE
NOVICE
PRVOROJENCEK

Proslo sredo so sc zglasile vi
lie rojenice pri druzini Mr.. in
Mrs. Joseph Intihar, 1118 E. "a
St., in pustile v spomin krepke-
ga sincka, prvorojencka. Dek1i-
sko ime mlade mamice je bilo
Martha Gasser, ter je heerka
Mrs. Jennie Gasser, 1923 E. 81
St. Matt in dete sc nahajata v
St. Alexis bolnisnici in sc dob1o
pocutita. Cestitamo!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-11
Crna bOrza dragih
kamnOv v-PariZu

PARIZ, 3. februarja (O.N.A.)
Eden najbolj razvitih in tudi
najbolj dobickanosnih crnih tr-
gov je oni, ma katerem Sc pro-
dajajo in kupujejo dragoceni
kamni vseh vrst. Nekega dine je
francoska drzavna policija OBJ
kolila to trzisce, zasedla vse IT,
hode in vse ulice v blizini. "Bor-
"a Sc je nahajala v cetverokotu
poslopij, V katerih Sc nahaja vec
kavaren in slascicaren. Mnogo
kupcij je bilo sklenjenih tudi ma
ulici.
Nakana policije nj popolnoma
uspela, ker so izurjene oci neka-
terih prekupcevalcev prebrzo
spoznale nevarnost, nakar Sc je
razlegnil klic "Pazite-policija." D"
Dragoceni kamni so izginili ko
bi mignil. Izginili SO v klobase
in sandwiche, v kolace in kruh.
Nekateri SO jih zavili v "chew,
ing gum in jih prilepili pod
miZO.
Vsega MISC skrili. Policija je
zaplenila ia dan "a preko GO
milijonov frankov diamantov in
drugih dragocenih kamnov.
Omenjene kavarne in slasci.
carne pa SO zacele Cd tega casa
sem delati take ogromne posle,
ia Sc nikdar tako. Optimisticni
gostje narocujejo brez prestan.
ka klobase in sandWiche, kolace
in kruh-kajti kdo We, morda je
prav V tenn komadu zavit v coko.
lade velik diamant?
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-11
Protest CIO unii

Clani CIO unij, XII so bill cla
nj zupanovega odbora "a porav
navo industrijskih sporov, so v
soboto polozili ostavko kot pro
test proti akciji zupana Burke,
XII je vetiral ordinance, XII bi bila
CIO unijam dovolila pobiranje
prostovolinih prispevkov na
cestnih kriziScih.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-11
Prometne zrtve Sc mnozijo

Do sedaj je bilo re Fl smrtnih
zrtev v Clevelandu liza novega
leta, XII so bila povozena cd av-
tomobilov ma cestah. Zadnji dive
zrtvi sta bila Mrs. Alma Hall
32, il naslova 8113 Woodland
Ave-, XII je umrla 20 minut po-
tenn, ko je bila povozena. Voz-
mix je pobegnil pozorisca, to-
da je bill ujet.
Druga prometna zrtev pa je
bila snoci Rev. Stephen Mono
ky, So let star, 1858 E. 116 St.,
pomozni pastor first Hungarian
Reformed cerkve.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-11
SREBRNI JUBILEE

Poznana Mr.. in Mrs. Anton in
Anna Kovacic, 474 Arbor Rd.,
sta prosli torek obhajala 25-let-
nico njiju srecnega zakonskega
zivljenja. Hcere in zet jima oh
tel priliki cestitajo in zelijo, da
bi zdrava in zadovoljna docaka-
la zlati jubilej!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-11
MA Obs KU

IL Toronto, Canada, je prisel
ma kratek obisk Mr.. Joseph Ser
jak, zastopnik kanadskega slo-
venskega tednika "Edinost". Do
brOdOSel v naselbini!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-11
p / S Nj O

V nasem uradu Sc nahaja pi-
smo, naslovljeno ma Andrew A.
Nosek (Frances Malnar),. 1908
E. "a St.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-11
Stalinov govor ma
predvecer vOlitev
v Sovjetski unijji
(Nadaljevanje S l. strani)

nih dezel vodi casom do ostrih
vznemirjenj V njih odnosajih, in
skupine dezel, ki Sc smatrajo
nezadostno preskrbljene suro-
vinami in izvoznimi trgi skusa
obica jno spremeniti ia polozaj
in spremeniti svoje stanje sebi
prid S pomocjo oborozene sile.
"Kot posledica teh faktorjev,
sc svet razdeli V dvoje sovraz-
nih taborov in temu sledi VOL
ma. Vojna katastrofa bi Sc bila
morda mogla prepreciti, ako bi
obstojala moznost, da bi Sc su-
rovine in trge moglo Cd casa do
casa ma novo razdeliti med po-
sameznimi drzavami V soglasju
njihovimi ekonomskimi potre-
bami koordiniranimi in mirni-
mi sredstvi.
"Ampak to je nemogoce pod
sedanjim kapitalisticnim razvo-
jem svetovnega gospodarstva.
Tako je kot posledica prve kri-
re razvoju kapitalisticnega
svetovnega gospodarstva prislo
do prve svetovne vojne. Druga
svetovna vojna je prisla kot po-
sledica druge krize.
Druga svetovna vojna imela
cd zacetka proti-fasisticni znacaj
"To seveda ne pomeni, da je
bila druga svetovna vojna po-
snetek prve. Bas narobe-druga
svetovna vojna Sc je takoj Cd
zacetka temeljito razlikoVala pc
svojem znacaju Cd prve.
"Treba je drzati pred ocmi,
da SO poglavitne fasisticne dr.
zave-Nemcija, Japonska in TIA
iija-pred napadom ma zavezni-
ke odpravile donna zadnje ostan-
ke meScanskih demokraticnih
svoboscin, ustanoVile okrutne
teroristicne refine, poteptale
nacela suverenosti in svobode
malih narodov, proglasile pro-
gram polastitve zemlje' drugih
narodov "a svoj program, in
proglasile pred celim svetom, da
hocejo zavladati vsemu svetu in
razsiriti rezim fasizma Sirom
sVeta.
"Tako je vojna Cd zacetka
dobila proti-fasisticni osvobodil-
nj znacaj, kajti eden izmed ME
nih ciljev je bill, ponovna usta-
novitev demokraticnih svobo-
scin.
"Vstop Sovjetske unije V VOL
no proti drzavam osisca je mo-
gel samo ojaciti in je ojacil pro-
ti-fasisticni in osvobodilni zna-
5aj druge svetovne vojne.
ma tel podlagi je bila usta-
novljena proti-fasisticna koali-
cija Sovjetske unije, Zedinjenih
drzav ameriskih, Velike Britani-
je in drugih svobodoljubnih de-
Eel, XII je pozneje igrala odlocil-
no vlogo V porazu oborozenih sill
osisca.'
Volitev vrhovnega sovjeta Sc je
udelezilo 100 milijonov oseb
Vcerajsnje volitve V Sovjetski
uniji so bile prve splosne VOLT
We liza 1887 in udelezilo Sc jih
je mad 100 milijonov volilcev, XII
so vOlili "a kandidate, XII SO bill
smislu sovjetske ustave po-
pref nominirani cd strani komu-
nistiGne stranke, delavskih unij,
zadruznih organizacij in kultur-
nih drustev. Volilci, XII nocejo
voliti "a kandidata, XII je bill no.
miniran, oddajo prazno glasov-
nico. Volitve so tajne in volilno
pravico posedajo vsi drzavljani,
moski in zenske, XII so spolnili
IS. leto.
Moskva je bila povodom voli-
tev slavnostno okraSena in voli-
sea so bila ovita rdecimi "a
stavami in slikami Stalina in
drugih kandidatov.
DR.. kernovo
AnpleSkO-S1 OVenSkO
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TANK of OF
treating
a Tshaped pic
a
lie in it, relaxed receive muscle treatment Filled
with Scht
Engadne, Mch in tank at Vaughan hospital haywood
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-15
Polish League Welcomes New Members

New members of the Polish Junior League were admitted at the annual tea held at the home of Miss Clara Hotkowski. Stsnrod Avenue, on Sum- cay, Nov. 10.
 Miss Hotkowski. president O. the league. administered the oath to the new members who included Mrs. Henry Bender. Mrs. Ches5erd Rem kun. Mrs. Leonard OsowSki. and the Misses Wanda StaT4isz and Mary Grenick.
 The committee in charge of ar- raneements comprised Mrs. John Mrozinski. social chairman. assisted by Mrs. Joseph May. Mrs Kay Jares. Mrs. Henry Posila. Misses Jadwiga ChInielnski and Jeanette zabblscki.
 Others present included Mrs Jo- seph SawoSki, Mrs. John MoSko Mrs. Frank Korowlotny, Mrs. An- thony Alex. Mrs. Chester May. MrS Emil oBernier, Mrs. Vincent Obu- chowski. Mrs. John Kosko. Mrs. Ann weishouse. Mrs Anthony Renkun Mrs. Stanley Bgyon. Mrs. Henry Swiech, Mrs. Clarence ReiseT. Mrs William Sendewicz. Mrs. Theodore ChmielinSki. Mrs. Harold Paul, and the Misses Wanda Gurtoski and Stephsine Domkosln.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-15
TbbaLs- Way Bridal TOn1OrrOze,

Miss Helen Alice Tibbais, daugh- ter of Mir. and Mrs George B. Tib- bals of Watertown. win be married to Kenneth J. Way of Long Branch. N. J., son Of Mir. and Mrs. John Way of Los Gatos, Calf, tomorrow afternoon at { o'clock in the Water town Congregational Church. 4 re- ception will be held in the church parlOrs.
 Miss Tibbals, graduate of Teachers College of Connecticut, New Britain. has been a teacher in the Grove Street School, Thomas- ton. MT, Way. an electrical engi- neer with the Coles Signal Labora- tory. Red Bank, N. j., received his BIS. and MS, degree from Yale University,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-15
Contract Bridge

The Wednesday afternoon tourna- ment held under the direction of Mrs. John Moriarty Of Linden Street closed with the following results.
 Mrs. E. J Nelson and Mrs. Aaron Jacobson. 629 l-2; Mrs. George Brennan and Mrs. Jsoeph Wedge, GOA l-2; Mrs. Joseph Kelley and Mrs. Frank Driscan, GOA; Mrs. William Cleary and Mrs. Leo Ruggiero, 599 i-2. High teams at this weeks ses- sion were: North and south. Mrs. Mortimer Connor and Mrs. Ida Zi- bell tied with Mrs. John Brophy and Mrs, William Foley, 92; east and west, Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. Jacob son, lO6; Mrs. Cleary and Mrs. Rug giero. 92.
 Topscorers in the Wednesday eve hing session were:
 North and south, Mrs. Prank Nor ra and Mrs. 4. J. Drummond, 77 i-2: east ard west, Miss Ruby Goodrich and Mrs. Peter Sandor. 78 I-2. The official standing: Mrs. Linnie Cut Ter and Mrs. Elizabeth Lewis, 3i2; Mrs. Laura Kidder and Mrs. Ethel Schneider. 306: Miss Miriam Herr and Mrs. Patrick ciminera, 305 Ia: Miss Catherine Wall and Miss Mar tha Shoner, 300 Ia
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-15
Annual BaSaar We'll Attended

Mrs. Mary R. Neill, associate ma- tron, was general chairman of the annual bazaar sponsored by the Na- oani Chapter, No. 8, Order of East ern Star held yesterday at Tenn pie Hall
 A dessert bridge party was held in the afternoon with the top scorers as follows: Mrs. J. Bormolini, Mrs. A. H. Blanchard. Mrs. Richard Healy, Mrs. Wilbur Messenger, Mrs. Harry L4ttineT. Alice K. Lorensen, Mrs. P W. Hatheway, Mrs. J. P. Clark, Mrs. John Buck. Mrs. Charles WintermaSte. Mrs. Walter Blake. Mrs. Firing L. West. Mrs. Edward P. Butler. Mrs. Harry NJ Plat and Nellie Ames Browne
 Following a Virginia ham supper an evening card party was held. Spe- cial prizse were awarded to Mrs. Es- ther. Mrs. Lilly McNelliS. Mrs. Nell lie Miller. Mrs. Annie Goodrich. Mrs. Edward Grady. Mrs. Harold Ford, Mrs. L. Farrell. Mrs. Edward Rohan, Mrs. Benjamin Bradley. Mrs.Alfred Perkins. TopScorers were Irving Stedman. Gladys Monroe. Mrs. Benjamin Bradley and Mrs. Edward NJ Clarke.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-15
Agnes Butler
 ShOyer Guest

Mrs. Peter Kelly of Capitol Ave- 1ue was hostess at . recent miscel- laneous shower held in honor of Miss Agnes Butler of wolcott Street who viii be married to William Kelly of Capitol Avenue on Novenl- Der 90.
 .Those attending were Mrs. John Blake, Mrs. John oBrien, Mrs. George D'vileskIs, Mrs. Armand Carceau, Mrs. Robert Mornin, Mrs. Earl Case, Mrs. Harry Pulford, Mrs. Herbert feyde, Mrs. Raymond Mile Ter, Mrs. Leon Ledoux, Mrs. Homer Mercier, Mrs. Willard Shove, Mrs. Thomas Murphy, Mrs. Peter Sab ath, Mrs. Clarence Fuller, Mrs. Thomas Butler, Mrs Thomas Culli- nan, Mrs. Edward Seaward, Mrs. Henry Rochette, Mrs. Lawrence Richard, Mrs. William Mcorath, Mrs. Herbert Green, Mrs. Richard Altman;
 Also the Misses Frances Blake, Theresa Bradley, Ernestine Seaward and Jeannett Blake.