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Evening star., 1946-04-10
M. Arnoud Speaks Monday

M. Claude Arnaud of the French
Embassy will speak on French
Literature of Today" at the De-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-09
Social Notes

Leo B. Connor, son of Mrs. and Mrs. Leo Connor of Giles Street Is q patient at St. Mary's Hospital. He was recently discharged from the Army after more than three years of service.
 MT. and Mrs. Lowell Humphry of Homer Street, have returned home after spending months vacation In Miami and Sarasota, Fla,
 MT. and Mrs. Raymond Fowler of Manchester Avenue and daugh- ter, Alice Kay, have returned after spending two weeks vacation in St. Petersburg and Tampa, Fla.
 |, Miss Marie Madauex of Maple Avenue, Oakville, is Q patient at St. Mary's Hospital.
 Mrs. s. Burnham Deming, accom- panied by her children, Peter, Susan, and George of oregon Trial, Cheshire, are visiting her mother, Mrs. Ethel Englis, Philadelphia, Pa
 Mrs. John Totilas of Congress Avenue, Is spending few weeks with her parents in Manchester, N. H., where she recently acted as matron of honor for her sister, Mrs. Wilbur Smith, the former Miss Vir- ginia Twarjan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-09

Miss Theresa Barbara Berardi, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Rocco Herardi of Canal Street and John J. Clcchetti, son of Julius Cicchetti of Baldwin Street, were united in marriage this morning at 8 o'clock at Our Lady of Lourdes Church. The church was decorated with palms and spring flowers and special musical program was presented.
 The bride was attired in a white gown styled with O satin bodice, yoke of net, with portrait neck line, long sleeves that tapered to Q point at the wrist, and full skirt cut en train. Her fingertip veil of illusion fell from tiara of seed pearls and she carried Q colonial bouquet of mixed flowers centered with an orchid,
 Mrs. Conrad Hlanchette was matron of honor. She wore poudre blue gown fashioned with a lace bodice, sweetheart neckline, brace Elet length sleeves, and full skirt cut eil train, Her finger veil of illu' sion fell from tiara of seed pearls and she carried Q colonial bouquet of mixed flowers centered with ar orchid.
 Mrs. Conrad Blanchette was mas tron of honor. She wore poudre blue gown fashioned with lace bodice sweetheart neckline, bracelet length sleeves, and a full skirt of net trirn-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-09
34thAMMiUe1cSa1-y COn1M1itteeNan1ed For May EOent

Santa Maria Circle, National Daughters of Isabella, held Its reg ular business meeting, Wednesday evening at the Knights of Columbus Hall, North Main Street. Mrs. Mil- dred Lynch, regent, presided.
 Several new members were ac. cepted into the Circle and others were halloted upon and are awaiting acceptance. Plans were completed for a st. Patricks Day entertain ment to be held after the next reg ular meeting, March %. The card party and fashion show which waS to be held during the latter pari of March has been cancelled due tc unsettled working conditions.
 The 34th anniversary of the founding of Santa Maria Circle will be observed this year In May. 4 special committee was appointed to begin preparations for this event: Miss Marjorie Quilter, chairman; Mrs. Marie Beckley, Mrs. Della Zinno, Mrs. Mary O'Rourke, Miss Bea Shea, Mrs. Irene Dutil, Mrs Rosalie Luciau, Miss Bessie Smith Mrs. Theresa Nabazny, Mrs. Mar garet McKenna and Miss Kathleen Cooley.
 It was voted to issue a quarterly bulletin Isabella News" so that members unable to attend meetings will be aware of the activities ot the Circle. The following committed was appointed to begin work on this project: Miss Bessie Smith and Miss Emma Terrill, co-chairmen Miss Marjorie Quilter and Mrs Helen Loy. Additional members to be appointed later.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-09
Official Visits
 LOCaIAMxiIi0yy

State Dept. President Lucy Brewer paid an official visit to the It. Shea Auxiliary, Veterans of Foreign Wars, on Thursday night.
 More than 50 persons attended the dinner at Brophy's restaurant, East Main Street, preceding the business session.
 Also present were: Mrs. Ella Bren- nan of New Haven, district pres- ident; Mrs. Mae Dempsey of Derby and Mrs. Catherine Hughes of Hart ford, both state department officers, Mrs. Mabel Winters, senior vice. president. presided at the business session.
 A $50 prize will be awarded by the auxiliary in the local essay contest sponsored annually by the V.F.W The winner of the local contest will be eligible to enter the state and national contests. The topic this year will be What Americanism Means to Me"
 Miss Ann Cinitis, president of the auxiliary, submitted a welfare re- port. and 1t was announced that the annual election of officers of the auxiliary will be held March 2l.
 A delegation was also named to attend the testimonial dinner in Hartford March 30 in honor of Mrs. Frances M. Anderson of Bridgeport national auxiliary president.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-09
Theresa Berurdi BecOn1eS Bride of John ChicchetH

med with appliques. A shoulder length veil of matching color fell from Q tiara Of blue net and ehe carried Q colonial bouquet of mixed flowers.
 A breakfast and reception vas held at D'Angelo's Restaurant, Wa tertown Avenue, for members Of the immediate families. Mrs. Berardi re- ceived in an aqua silk crepe dress with black accessories and was as- sisted by Mrs. George Altieri, sister of the bridegroom. Out of town guests from Detroit, Mich, Boston and Revere, Mass, were present.
 The couple left on Q wedding trip to Miami, Florida. Mrs. Clcchelti wore Q black and white check suit. and . black quarter length coat, black and white accessories and an orchid corsage. They will re- side at S4S Baldwin Street upon their return.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-09
Catholic

F4.oI.e. SosGEPTaON @ Corner wss. Main the Rev George Reilly. the Rev PhIp aussey S.I th: sssaSs @ DSssS aaoses SssaEy a9d hs Ess @ sars PhD' ST CECILIA, 1s scOvIll stFset-Ths Rev. Peter cuny pastor Masses and 10 a.
 ST. FRANCIS XAVIER. esS Baldwin stFest-The Rev. James Frederick, pastor. and the Rev David o'Keese ana the Rev: James sullivan. assistants. Masses 6. :ss sso s'so and n a. m Rosary and benedietion ST. sosErIs Cssasr csng.sss Avenue and street pr jossph Rosusas' Ihs Rev Edward Rsd.evieh ana ana m Rosary and Ssnssiction ai D n s '' enc II ST. srANssIAgs Sl & gosTKA. ss East Farm s.rss.-Ehs sEowst assistant Masses s and ie.sS SIa m 1 As Rosas aas ssasssI6S S s' a sysp as the ''A Mass OU9 LADY OF L0URnRs. 800 ssuth Main stEeet-Ths A.ss q: ss.sS.. S IS:s:s s::::s ST. MAaGAREFS. sas wIlsw ssEsst-Ths Rev, sohn A. Rev. FrsHei. p MeLapshIin, asastanis Masses ]. 5. osset hs hsssFy SSsi ana SsssSisiisa SSis 'U; oi s' sSEsv g: .:s's :ss .: :'iss: s and T s'i' ss:sSs sssss' si; f's's:S': s:s:ss. ST. z :. S'a:'i M .'';sgs: ssss '' s sss:.;
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-09
DiMnes. Meeting
 OfSt0te Officers

Delegates from various Connecti- cut communities will attend a meet ing Of the state olncers' association Of the Daughters of Italy Circle, Companions of the Forest of Amer lea, which will be held at The Elton tomorrow starting at 2 ?. m. The event will mark the local circles 36th anniversary.
 Speakers will include Mrs. Alma c. Clark of New York. supreme fins ancial secretary, Mrs. Emma Storch, supreme chief companion Of the na- tional organization, also of New York.
 Dinner will be served after the business meeting.
 Angeline Pinto is in charge Of ar- Fangameuta and her assistants are Josephine eardone. Mrs. M. c. staT- co, Angallne Gefnino. Jean Gallo, Lens RuggieEo, Mildred GylVestT0, Connie Stance, Lena Rinaldi, Car naela Retrieone and Lucia Ruggiero
 At meeting last night at Moose hall, the following new members were initiated:
 Misses Catherine Begardl Con- eetta pandoile, R0saln0nd T0gano, R0ae PeFsla. and Mrs Adelina Au- FeIl. MrR. C0neeita Gemegaro. Airs. Hatna Campagna. Mrs. Catherine sIrlea. Mrs. Jean Anglin. Mrs, Flora Wara0lone. Mrs. Josephine Major. ano, haFS. Rose Maunello. Mrs. Frnn ele MaftineiI0. Mrs. Emma Mucci, and Airs. Viola collth.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-09

A son, Bruce Wyeth, was born to Mir. and Mrs. Gerald c. Hudson of Straits Turnpike, Middlebury, on February g, ct the Waterbury hospital. Mrs. Hudson is the former Muriel Kingsbury of Boston,
 Dr. and Mrs. Harold J. perkin- son, Euclid avenue. are the parents of e daughter, Judith Ann, born at St. Mary's hospital, March 2.
 Miss Muriel MoskovItz, daughter O. Mir. and Mrs. Max MoskovitZ Pine street, recently completed her course at the University of Con necticut. She will receive her de- gree at graduation exercises ir June.
 Mrs. Margaret A. Dwyer, Louns- bury street, is a patient at St Mary's hospital.
 Miss Helen Linehan, of Lewiston Me, is visiting, Mrs. Edna Kilder of Harker avenue.
 Mrs. Mabel Leary, Prospect street Is vacationing in Florida.
 Miss Mollie McGee, Willow street, has returned from a vacation in Bermuda.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-09
HOSpitalA To
 Hold SiIver Tea

St. Mary's Hospital Aid Society are sponsoring Q large social event Saturday, March l6, the annual St. Patrlck's Day silver tea and card party. Members and their friends are urged to attend the event which will be held at 2:30 at the Nurses Home, South Elm Street. The an- nual membership drive will also be concluded at this time.
 Mrs. James P. Walsh of Calumet Street, is chairman of the party, and is assisted by Mrs. William Deadly, Mrs. John Collins, Mrs. Ed- ward Griffin, Mrs. Daniel Martin, and Mrs. Asa York. Poor prizes will be given away. Mrs. John McLin- den is chairman of the membership drive. Those who have not made returns are asked to do so at the silver tea. Hostesses will be the chairman and committee and of- flcers of the society. Mother Teresia, superintendent of the hospital, will be present.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-09

James Williams and Cpl. Arthur Hunt, Jr, brother of the bride-elect will usher.
 Miss Hunt is a graduate of Clas- slcal High School, Springfield, and Larson Junior College, New Haven. Mir. Breux, former lieutenant in the Naval Reserve, was recently placed on inactive duty after com. pleting three years of service with the Fifth Fleet in the Pacific.
 He was graduated from Crosby High School, Springfield College and the University of London, Eng land. He is a member of Fl Gam ma Mu, national social science honor society. Prior to the war, he was with the Y.M.C.A. in London, and later at Brooklyn, N. Y. He is now program director of the Gen. trai Y.M.C.A., Springfield.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-09
Former Local Mdn WedS
 Springtield Girl Today

Miss Dorothy ]. Hunt, daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. Arthur w. Hunt of Springfield, Mass, and Philip w. Breux, son of Mrs. Martha 0. Hreux of Springfield, formerly of this city, will be united in marriage this afternoon ct 3 o'clock ct Wesley Chapel, with Rev. John Hoon, pastor of Wesley Methodist Church, Springfield, performing the double ring ceremony.
 Mrs. Roland c. Casperon of New Britain, Q college classmate cf Miss Hunt will be matron of honor. Bridesmaids will be Miss Bette Al- bro and Miss Marjorie Jensen of Longfellow, Mass. Max T. Erwin, Q college classniate of the groom-elect will be best man. George Brigham,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-09
Bruce ThOn1aS .WiU SpeGk At Women ,SCIMb

Bruce Thomas, well-known news paper correspondent and worldwide traveller, will address tie Women's club next Tuesday, March i2, at 2:30 p. m. MT, Thomas, who has just completed an extensive study of European nations since the ces- sation of hoStilitieS there, will speak on "The Comeback of the Liber- ated Peoples"
 A fashion talk will be given by Miss. Margaret Bowling of Grleve, Bisset and Holland, on Thursday, March l4, at Q supper and bridge, The supper is scheduled to begin at 6:30, and Is sponsored by the ways and means committee.
 Reservations may be made through Mrs. Leon Carpenter, 1ls Highland avenue, and must be made by Tuesday evening.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-09
WOnsea, to Hold
 Spring Meeting

The Connecticut Branches of the Catholic Central Verein of America and the Catholic Women's Union will hold the regular spring quar- terly meeting tomorrow afternoon at o'clock at St. Peters hall, Eaet Main street. Torrington.
 Mrs. Charles Wollschiager, this city. state president of the Cath olic Women's Union, will preside at the meeting. Those wishing to attend are requested to contact Mrs. Leroy Fox or Mrs. Edward L. Siebert. If enough members wish tc attend special bus will be pro- vided.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-09
Miss GOtibO1CSki
 Engaged to Wed

Mrs. Amelia Gotlibowski of Union City announces the engagement of her daughter, Henrietta, to Ernest A Garbauskas, son of MT. and Mrs. Charles Garbauskas of Alder street.
 MT. Garhauskas was recently dis charged from the Coast Guard af- ter three and half years service, including one and a half years in the Aleutian Islands. No date has been set for the wedding.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-09

The Bide-a-Wee club has post poned it's annual banquet formerly scheduled for March 90, until an in- definite date.
 A meeting of the Women's Edu- cational Club will be held at O. clock on Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Isaac Greenburg of Pennington Avenue. A white ele- phant auction will be held.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-09
Dancing Glass
 Featured imLif

The current issue of Life maga- zine features four Waterbury chil- dren at a dancing class at The El- ton.
 shown in the four-page feature are Alan Coffey, Porter GoSs, Peter Coe, and Robbie LeMay, students of Miss Benita Virginia Slocun, 77, who has taught three generations of Waterbury families during the past 54 years.
 Girls are dressed in simple frocks, and the bows in blue suits.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-09
.Capt. s. [. Pond
 Guest ct Dinner

Capt. s. L. Pond was hOnored ak q dinner party recently at his home on Good Hill road. W0odbury, fhR occasion being his birthday. He is on terminal leave from the Army Air Force.
 Those in attendance were 14rl and Mrs. Gordon Somers. Mfr. and Mrs. Webster o'Nieil. Dg. and Mra. J. A. Saltznan. Mrs. Edna Keldef and Mrs. Pond.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-09

ST. PAUL's, % East Farm Street.-The Rev. Edwin N F. Hempe, pastor. Sunday school 9:30 a. m Repent ance' will be the sermon subject at the worship io;lS m. Christian Youth Club. G m. Living Water Tor Thirsty Souls will be the Lenten meditation 7;5O D. Devotions Tuesday. 7:30 ?. m.
 GRACE IS90 Thomaston Avenue-The Rev. Richard Mutt pastor Church school. 9;45 a. m. The Cross of Inn penitance will the subject ot the worship II 2. Junior Youth Fellowship p m Senior Youth Fellowship, D. m. Church school board Mon day, 1880 D. samuel ]. Trnscott of Kingston, Pa, will speak Christ in christless World at the Lenten service. Wednesday, 1880 The Christ Adventures Glass will meet at the home of Rudy vowe. 4i Chester Avenue, Thursday. 1880 ?. m, FIRST. Corner North Main and Savings sFeets-rhe Rev John SnaYeIy, pastor, The Human Life of God will be the pastor sermon subject. l0;s0 a, m. Young Wom- ems AuKlliary. Monday. e;30 D. m Official board, Monday s D. m Sunshine Society, Tuesday 2;S0, ?. Girl Scouts. Tuesday p. Child study Group Tues day, g D.. Special Lenten service, Tuesday, D. m Woman's Society of Christian Service, Wednesday D. m Union service church, Thursday, ?. Young peoples preparatory church membership class Friday, D. n, Junior choir rehearsal. Friday, b;s0
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-09
Group Plans
 Supper Meeting

The Evening Department of the Second Congregational church will sponsor a covered-dish supper at the church on Tuesday evening at 6:30 o'clock. A meeting of the group will follow the supper.
 Rev. William H. McCance, of the Middlebury Congregational church will speak on the subject of "Serv- icemen and Their Chaplains." A question and answer period will fol- low. Members of the family and friends are invited to attend.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-09
Joan WeiSn1GN
 Member OfCaSt

Miss Joan Weisman, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. A. Henry Welsnlan Of Columbia Boulevard, 6 student et Vassar College, will be in the east tonight of the play '"The Skin c1 Our Teeth" by Thorton Wilder: The play is under the direction of the Philaletheis, the extra-cur- ricular dramatic society of the col- lege.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-09
Miss SOrViIIO Wed i1a December

Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Christine Sorvillo, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Andrew Sorvillo of Woodlawn Ter race and Robert J. Carosello, son of MT. and Mrs, Romeo Carosello of Greenwood Avenue. The wedding was held December % at Brewster, New York, with Rev. W. Dwyer Blair officiating.
 MT. Carosello has been recently discharged from the Army after II months service in the European Theater. The couple will reside at the home of the bridegroom's parents.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-09
Lutheron

FIRST, Spencer Agenue--The Rev. Robert Heydenrsch pastor Sunday school, a. m Nursery class in .. m English service. lQ;0b a. German service, llle q, Sunday school teachers meeting, Tnesaeyst p " German IAnfen service. Wednesday, HIS D. n. English LenteF service Wednesday, silk ?. n. The sermon subject both these services will be Iha EnNone, TH01AsTON BETHLEHEM EVAAGElAcAht seFth Main Street af Electric AgeaHe-The Rev, v, ElnhF Kr0n, pastor Philip Johnson will be 70 ehaFke o hne church school 70 a. m Ths Riches sl tnwssa n, & hs- ship ?. m, Luther League smorgasboFd in the church basement. Thugaaag.
 ZION RFAN0EISeAIs Rof Cherry Street.-The Rev, E MnaF kron. pastor Roland Palmer viii DO sn charge bf the church school, piso a. m. Ths Riches Of in. divine worship when 'lletnFned sergieemeis Sunday wl he eelebFaied toiU 2. n, senior confirmation elaan TNssanN eit6 D. lenfen yespega Mlih q inss' aaNa hv Ray Mllllnla l, EfenabeFH of ManHafnfk titled The coNardlY CQEnnfemeeF, Wednesday, 7fto a. m. nhnFeh choir practice "Wednesday, etee h ~ IanleT hushtr LeaKnes Friday fiss P nl aenieF com s 9asls ss z sssgsa1 isse sa s s @ @s,...shs Rev. John N e MohFmenn, pastor Nnnenf eeheeL eisV q n 9esna ie Tempted hY inc DeyIf wil De the sermon mnhteet fafao a. Aenten aefNlne. Wednesday Q fn ladef Nneail ciuh meeting at the hene ef MfA Mi. liam Nehnslnser. .st useses Street Thursday s'a'
 Eplscopolion AHA RnFN&s. Cfaraa wnTrmfo and Hawieaa naFaet-The ReT ThoHan '. Nlnelair pastor. Mely eemmanlpn, o. !, nhareh snhoel ze 6. m Prayer ana sermon, A e. m. NeaffN meeting. &nnaAR, O. m
 Nf. HAHAM, #a1RF7lIia@Hha Naf N0H4rt NfF4A Wintn' taF.lasehaFFa sunday gessei. aslt m. M4f Hezlea EaeHey VIII Nnfsk Inc sahleei, FAe Event el &esMss mualeA i4 M m. AAH kfAAsi4 AtieA keNlef k s's
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-09
Sunday Seyvices in Churches of Waterbury

Johns Episcopal Church, will preach the sermon at Lenten service Friday, p.
 CHEST CHAPEL, sO3O Main Street.-The Rev. sam Sunday school 9:3O a. m. Services, a. and IO;a5 a. m. Rev. Morgan POrteus. rector St. Peters Church, Cheshire will speak ct the serv- ice. Wednesday, 1880 D. Church Service League meeting, Tuesday ?. m Holy communion, Thursday, 10 a. m, ALL SAINTS OnkyiIe-The Rev. Frank squres. pastor. communion, 6 a. Church school, 9:50 a. m Prayer sermon, II a. .e.t.E fsF TRINITY. Street.-The Rev Roger B. z. An derson, pastor. Holy Eucharist m Prayer and ser a m. Church school. lO:s0 m. CETRIsr CHURCH., Bethany-The Rev. Winsred B. Lang horst pastor Sunday school, 10 a. Prayer and ser a.,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-09

A meeting of the Corouas Club vii he hold Monday evening nt e:s0 In the colonial Room ef The Elton. Miss a4afy AaNEafaiIi, uTeEls aent. wfii pHeMde, Gueet gphaKef eiII hs cai. jnsnh r Rlslfo who wlIl ane8K m NlG uKnRk1amcea in tia cnlns anna Enf|a RaI1I.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-09
Reading Topic Of PTA Address

Reading" will be the topic Miss Olive Niles, instructor of reading speech in English, at the Teachers College of Connecticut, New Brit ain, will speak on at a meeting of the Slocum Parent Teacher asso- citation. The meeting will be held at 7:30 Tuesday evening at the Slocum school gymnasium. Lehman A Hoefler, Slocum school principal, will speak on the same subject.
 A nominating committee will be appointed to select a slate of off, cers for the coming year. A social hour will follow. All parents of Slocum school children are invited to be present.
 pr. and Mrs. Wilbur F. Moore of Cheshire, are sojourning in Flor ida.
 Mrs. Leonard Osowski, Hill street, is a parent at Waterbury hospital.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-09

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-09

Women only are allowed to fish in Meals creek, a trout stream in western North Carolina.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-09
hAefhodist

WEST eFnR HfEI, 1ee1 Weal Main HiEa9f-The ReF. NFnea MhfielaaFe pAslof chWreh mhool ateh R m Ifew &as8a Game 70 Hla eFeeH Hll he the paaief 2 f1fMon aHhfnf1, ff M. NaaIh Fellowship a|EeNzsoa What Nhania Mo Knew About thq Afe pl NaElal ss ssffiss al ihs tiFHl qhafse 1anfesafs 8 m
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-09
Roptist

FIRST BAPTIST ceFner Grove street aad oentrn Avenue The Rev. David P. Gaines. pastor. Rev, J, R. VII son. D. D, of New York will preach on the subject Christian Looks at the world ThrQugn the Eyes or Faith which win be broadcast by wATlh ls;se .s s m
 Mir Gaines will preach on the subject. Three Greatest Needs, ct the worship 1880 D. m. The Phi lathea Glass and the First Baptist Church Women VII hold a joint meeting in the Blue Room with Marian Kmble Of New York guest speaker Wednesday
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-09
Advent Ci1Yistlon

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-09

Mrs. Leonard Osowski, Hill street, is a parent at Waterbury hospital.