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ssEGIaLIMew & AL Ne low P5eeY KsnLBskit LIZ 6a
g esvsEsa S 4ssS ARaAS TRosTsb 81 FOOD
BoAR6ING@Aa.1 facilities for dogs and
kennels, Outside runs: Veterinary su-
DOGS soAkDEDoNexly ePt% a'cc eonst' wo kenneis nf
outdoor screened runways; special rates
KRss KRoss 'ofserf fse hvg Sr
Rt I'll, near Centervile, Fairfax 1-J-2
BOXER. male. one and one-half yr. old
d1nd for ID OF children, housebroken; $50 TIE.
RABBITS wANTED-List quantity avail.
now and for future deliyeries give details
BOARDING@New. modern country ken
and and Defense hwy See ~ sisn telephone
CoLLIEs and shetland sheep dogs 1minia-
ture. colliesI. the kind YOU have been
sE BEEoH a hf RE gscf fAM hsf npDd. hssJs
Box, BOXERS: female fawn 2ia months old;
KITTENS, Z wks.. healthy. housebroken:
sGSs siRi as ch ss ali %
p5es ss pIeedIlns & EA NJ oo4a, '''',D' no SHS"
q q i;&sls 0d 5Ss %ss ess4sa
W, l. n,
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPY for sale-Male.
g weeks old. pedgreed. Axe registered.
$50. Call AID. $3.50 before 1890 am.
COUNTRY BOARDING. sanitary kennels
individual runs; free pickup and delivery:
special long-term rates. OAKMONT FARM
KENNELS. Hobart 1868, Gaithersburg 251
MARMOSET MONKEY and cage: small
young male: loves children: very tame and
nlayful; S15. 2213 Claiming ne. HO
DACHSHUND for sale: beautiful thorough
bred. male. mos old. OR. 1891
BEAUT1FgL PUPPIES; bargain. LESTER,
cotkER sPANIEL for sale, cheap; '1p pedi-
greed greed must sell at once, leaving town.
PEDIGREED COCKER PUPPY for sale.
BRINDiE BULLDoG, male. II Ia years old.
excellent pet. S15. Call EN-. 4035 after
TWO BEAUTIFUL female Persian cats. l
year old. need home for summer months,
owner will be away; will give generous
allowance if mated and sale of kittens is
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES. females,
9 weeks. A K. C. reg. Sire: Champion
of Longworth; 500. Falls Church S69-J-3.
IRISH SETTER PUPS "a, thoroughbred
a9i,;pptpxS %alsSi / weeks pfbl old uM 1853.
reg, sired by. Champion. Phone Fails
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APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.

SPECIAL BARGAIN. near 9th and New
York ave. n.w;--14-apt bldg. lge. apts.;
can be remodeled to advantage low rent
ais. VIII sell to colored. Attention
brokers' RE. 5a16. -2S
| 8-UNIT APT, residential Sc section.
Shs;.years-9ld;, "a, WI sell for $4,000 no
DOWNTOWN 18th ST NW.-A good in
yestment 100000 will handle. For par
with DIXIE REALTY CO., Ma $3.50
EVENINGS, ia 6i2l
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POULTRY g. EGGS.

5000 NEW HAMP. R. I. Reds, Barred
Rock, and jersey White Giants chicks: 5
days to weeks old. Phone Hyattsville
NEW HAMPSHIRE RED PULLETs. a.
months old. As many as you want ST 80
each. Cali CHI. 1878 after pm -31
35 GOOD LAYING HENS, Barred Rocks
and Reds; reasonable. Hyattsville O057:
Lanham, Md.
TURKEY EGGS, 45-s6 per lot. WA. 1897.
80
TURKEYS. dressed, SOC lb.; Memorial Day
BRoiLER RAIsERS-If you want q s
Pul.-controlled chicks. get in touch with
o. G. MAXWELL. Hyattsville O226. "a
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AVIATION.

AERONCA AIRPLANES, Continental en-
glne parts, complete line Firestone aircraft
tires and accessories. SKY SUPPLY, INC,
Beacon Field, Alexandra. Va. TIE 1895.
HANGAR SPACE AVAILABLE. Call Spruce
nSSS
AtRCRAFT-Re-co covering, welding, sheet
metal work. engine overhauled and student
instructions. AERONCA DEALERS SPRING
FIELD AIRPORT, Alex S3do RI
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

HOSPITAL BEDS, IDEAL BEDDING AND
FURNITURE CO.. 622 E st. NV National
1904
UPRIGHT PIANO, made by stief: ref
ererces requested. Call North 1920. Ext
322. after pm. Wednesday and all day
Thur Sday.
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ARLINGTON FOR D. C.-3is rms. $50.
IGI incI rn ntil' fMrn., nnfurn;, for . or , rms,
WASHINGTON NEW YORK - Exchange
modern 3-room APT. conveniently located
for SIMILAR or smaller. N. Y. City or vicin-
\. Y. CITY APT: wanted. exeh, Wash apt
auire Mr.. COLLINS, ewes, OV. 1924 30
VETERAN will exchange l-bedroom apart
ment in Arlington Tor 2-bedroom house; or
win buy, house if it can be bought under
the G1 loan and give possession of apart
BROOM HOUSE in Sc exchanged for
l.bedroom apt in Sc. or ne. Cali AT.
GS5H between & and 10 pm. 30
DESIRABLE garden apartment 3 rooms.
Mt. Rainier. want similar apartment or
house in virginia. Fol. diagram and de-
tails. INQUIRE Box 21S-J, Star. 2a~
EXCHANGE - :, : room Manhattan apart
ment for same Washington area: immedi-
ate sctlon. Box 33s-J, Star 3O'
EXCHANGE-l- -bedrm., nnfurn apt. rent.
S65, Washington, for 3-beorm. unfurn
apt. or house; Philadelphia suburb. Apply
Pox ..96-G Star i
WILL EXCHANGE LARGE 4-RooM APT.
IN ne; section for apt. in NV. Call
EX o30S -90
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COAL. WOOD and FUEL OIL.

ANDIRONs. f1re tools screens auo all flre-
pace goods epaired and refnished D L.
opH'TW Ell J. -"3 10Th ST NV MF Il3A
approximately 3la-cord load. S37 so Call
Pleasant 1853 after or write II Upton
dr. Kensngton. .
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APARTMENTS UNFURNiSHED.

COLORED-UNIT BLOCK of Eye St. NV
--One-room unfurnshed apt S45
month: use of kitchen. use of bath heat
gas, electric included; eonv. transp.; mus
have GOOD references: Govt. employees pre-.
ferred. Write Box 4@a-H, Star 2q'
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COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE

APT. for sale-Ideally To-
Gated in NV section. Living room, dining
room, kitchen. bedrooms, 3 baths, maids
room and bath. For further details, tele-
phone WEAVER BROS, INC, DI. 5000,
ewes, CO. 5940. rs
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ROOMS WANTED.
ROOM RENTAL SERVICE.
ROOMS WITH BOARD,

Room lstings, rentals, all sections D
c.. singles, doubles. reliable service. 1927
tn 81. nv, DU. 1927, 8 amt pm.
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C..
7e
ROOMS FUR.-MD. and VA. Cont

ROOMS FUR.-MD. and VA. Cont. {.
ARLINGTON - Furnished rm. for vet.
couple. kitchen privileges. Apply 5243 n.
Carlyn Spring rd $50 monthly.
TAKOMA PARK, IOi4 Flower avenue
Room with private semibath: employed
ROOM FOR VETERAN and wife. $40 per
month; convenient transportation: Silver
Spring area. 81. a231. 81
ROOMS WANTED.
RESPECTABLE. CONGENIAL, employed
girl desires room in refined private home:
nonsmoker; best references. Write Boz
f0f-f. STA 21s
WORLD WAR VETERAN needs com
for .able room with frigidaire and bath.
References. BOX 2i9-J, Star. go
RADIO AMATEUR wants apartment, rooms
or small house: single: no pets. CHI. 1898
REFINED PROTESTANT LADY desires
comfortable room IN quiet. Christian home.
NV; III k desired or light use of grill in
room: no smoking; convenient TO bus. Box
274-J. Star --29'
GENTLEMAN wants large bedroom with
bath. with breakfast preferred. Box 269-J.
Star 70.
REFINED GIRL wishes single room in
private home, privileges; to S35: vicinity
G. U Box 2S4 j. Star. 2a-
EMERGENCY-Parrnt separated from >
small children need $40 apt. or rooms by
June / REV DOWDY, DU 22O6
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CATTLE ond LIVE STOCK,
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

BEAUTIFUL registered Tennessee walking
chestnut gelding, 3 years: sold farm, sac
riflee at actual cost. 81 200. NO. 291a
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures

1916 QUINCY ST.-Large newly decorated
double sos eo room with private screened porch
1853 BaKER sT. Ne. River Terrace
nished. S45 and $50 mo. Ii. 4l53 N"g
$50 18th ST. N.E;-Twin beds. for > young
men: men one ne, Blk transp.; $50 each per
1909 HAMLIN ST. N.E.-.Twln beds, newly
decorated front room, private home. for .
girls si SO mo. each; laundry -priyileees:
EEaeo EaS Trans sfanSp; 3 and restaurants Call co
privileges, $50 each per week, TR. 7i47'
3I4 Eth PL. NE.-Nicelv furnished rm
Ior gentlemen only, Il blk. to bus; SIS a
DOUBLE RM.. suitable for two business
sfssemea MRs RoG 500 s4s mo caIl eyes Ii 94os
zoo $ ST. .E.-Doubie room, newly deco
rated and furnished, cross ventilation
eony 6 downtown; girls: S6 es. week: Mt
i0I5 R. l. AVE. N.E-For . refined ,H girls.
attractlVely furnished room, twin beds,
next in &c 10 bath sb Transport ton at door 20
5ea TENNESSEE AVE. N.E.NDouble bed
convenient cafe and transportation; $40
s5S. %; i:,h Ii ST s.; N;E.-lsrss room. twin
ass ssek Allison if1 So ST. zach Arryss LII 4,3s
So Call after 8, NO. 1851.
WOODBRIDGE: c4ea Hamlrn st. ne
pie bed, private lavatory: convenient
streetcars tcH and buses: S49.50. Phone
aoie PERRY ST. N.E.-Room. next bath. sn
for empl Christians; > closets; $50 ca
per mo, Bus at corner MI sos al
1929 10th ST.-Comf mfortable bright front
room in pvt. home; 3 windows; suit ,
gentlemen; conv. transp. $50. sgle; S35
q, ard ST; N.E.-7one large sleeping rm
for rent, Sic yS. EX. 0656
1926 NEWTON ST. N.E-barge twin-be
room and adjoining studio for . refined
girls: convenient neiehborhood all con-
vsniences: s. week each. DU. $3.50. 30
1905 QCARLES ST. N.E.-Newly furnished
home, cool and quiet location; large double
room, IS couple; large front room, twir
beds. S5 each; convenient bath: laundry
facilities: free garage: also Groom base
ment apt. So mo; Kenilworth car tc
COLORED-iI4 EYE ST. N.E.-Largt
room, . adults. Govt empl preferred; nc
cooking: $50 mo each. HO, 6323.
COL0RED-: ROOMS. furnished. near
bath: in ne: So and $50 week rented
to two sober, reliable. quiet men; tele-
phone service FIR. 3S5l 80
COLORED-II16 b ST. Ne, for nice girls
lovely furnished; Sc each per wk.; home
privileges. Call after 4 pm
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-Mp and VA

IlOi S. MONROE ST, ARL-Two con-
genial girls to share 5-rm. home with >
other girls; all privils. Gil O2S7. 80
ARLINGTON = Nicely furnished room.
laundry prvileses; u block from bus
CHI 1922 after 6:l5 pm 80
FURNISHED BEDROOM, single or double.
KIT; priyil.; 81 week; Call WA. 1856. 29'
2611 N. FRANKLIN RD.. Arl., Va
$35 mo. OK O130. 30
SUITE OF 2 ROOMS and bath one double
room. private bath: adults only. Box
GILL;. Star.
.O:3 Goth RD. n, Lee hwy.-Double room,
nicely furnished convenient to main bus
TAKOMA PARK. ! block from express bus
line-Wel furnished, double room with
after z:30 pm: all day Thursday.
CORNER CORNELL AND WELLESLEY
ave, Glen Echo, Md.-Large double room.
working couple. SO week; -31
ARLINGTON, aisL OF Lee hishwsy-Comfort- It
reasonable. CHI. 1861.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED

NEWLY DECORATED. partly furnished !:
rooms and bath for Quiet couple in private
residence: ami. Hillside 1514-J.
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ROOMS EURklsHED-s.E. and s.W.

1921 PL. S.E.-Attractive master bed
room, private home; cony. TO Navy Yard
and Boiling Field $50. Ii. 27OO 30
1894 ST. Sc. Apt. A.-Sleeping room ::
convenient transportation: S25 per mo.
FIR 2S4S. -3O
i7"0 SOUTHERN AVE. s.E.-Newiy fur
nished private home: twin beds: ronven-
lent to transportation: $50 each. FIR
1924 81
ole NORTH CAROLINA AVE. s.E.--Fur-
'nished sleeping room, suitable for I eirl
SS a week. MRS. C. E. HOFFMAN,, FIR
6146
1852 s ST S.E.-Large bedroom twin
beds. for couple; $50 each week Ii
t' ssa ST. s.E.-Lg. dbl. and sci, ne newly
dec. next to bath shower: $50 ca
1872 BURNS ST. SCI basement room.
next TO bath: Sc week
Grams, rooms, private home. furnished and
unfnrnlshed; ST weekly each: privileges 3
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-11
Junior League Directors Meet On Monday

The Jnnior League of Waterbury yesterday held Us annual meeting al the home of Mrs. Rodney Chase of WateTaoEn. TAe business meet- ing was followed by a picnic lunch and a program of sports activities.
 Reports were made of the Con- ference of Association of Junior Leagues recently he'd at the Chateau Frontenac. Quebec. Mrs. Donald Post. president. AGrk. Fre6erick Wxl- son. and Mrs. Robert Pratt Were the local delegates.
 xt was announced a special meet ing of the new board of directors for los6-Ss w0usd be held al the home of Mrs. Donald Post, prexi- dent. in WatertOEn.
 The new board comprises the fol- lowing: Mrs. Post. president. Mrs. Austan Adams. vice-presidenG Mrs. John Sherwood. secretary. Mrs. Homer Crane. treasurer. Airs. Robert ScOvill. education service. chairman, Mrs. JOlan Ferguson. Provisional chairman. Mrs. Alma Bohlen. place. menf chairman. Mrs. Wslmot North, future policy chairmen. Mrs. RObert Plaft. publicity chairman. Mrs. Wii- liam ". Brown. Watch Dog Chair man. Mrs. John Balsgage. Arts and Chfldrens Theater chairman. and Mrs. Thomas Rianhard. member at large.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-11
Mary GjObbi
 Wed Yesterday

Mss Mary Nancy 0i0bbi, dalAgbs ter Of Mr. and Mrs, Achilles 0iebbi, Of Putnam Street. and Martin ManeinRlll Of Cherry Street, son of AF. and Mrs. nomeflie Maneinelii, were united in marriage yesteEdsy morning at 2 o'clock st st. Lieys church,
 The bride. given in marriage by her father, sore white satin and tnlle gown styled witb a fitted bodice and 2 filll skirt terminating in Q short eirenlar train, 8eg yell Of illusion fell from 2 satin Juliet cap and she carried 2 prayerbook marked witb yellow daisies,
 Miss Audrey 0i0bbi, sister 0f tbe bride, gas maid af honor, She wore an lee blue gown gttb mateblng mltis, g JMllat cap and eaTTied . pFayeFb00k marked with yellow daigies,
 Rlgene MaTeineli Of SaSsnD Psy was his brothers beet man,
 Following . reception st tbf brides home the couple left on . wedding tEiD 70 New York City, Mrs, Manelnelll wore a black eyes let dress with red accessories, Upon ihelT TetnrD they wlll reside telllS p0Tarily at li PDtnam BtHaei, The bride 6 . graduate 0t wilby Higb school, Mr, Maneinelli is q gFads llate Of Jessnp IEigb School Sessup, Pa,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-11
Crosby Play
 TOusOrvO1C Night

The Senior Mask and Wig Dram atic Club of Crosby High School will present 'SThe Fighting Littles", tomorrow night at SIS o'clock at Temple Hall The weli-knoNn American comedy ln three acts. based on the novel by the late Booth Tarkington Is directed by Miss Marie c. Macdoneii, Crosby dramatic tecaher. Caroline Prancke dramatized the novel.
 The cast includes Shirley Miller. MurieI Lynch. Ray Keayeny. Bob HGddad. John Urban. Sally Kanney. Ruth Petersen. Lillian Rose, Wire ginia D0olin. Hilda Monaghan, Eve elyn "Jae" Jaeger, John 0irdjaus- kas. Carolyn Turner, Arthur KeD- aedy and Elaine Lagerquist.
 Betty Conway and Barbara Doyle will serve as pr0mpteTs.
 Music will be by the Crosby High School Senior Orchestra. directed by Floyd C. Evans.
 Joseph Tkacheff, JT.. Of water bury. will be a senior marshal at the 18th commencement exercises Of the Rhode Island College Of Pharmacy and Allied Sciences to- morrow morning at the Rbode Island School of Design.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-11
Margaret BiSSeH
 Wed Oss Saturday

Litchlield, gune n Miss Marg- aret O. Bissell. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Chester ]. Bissell. was married to John Fafessenich. son of MT. and Mrs. Frederick Fuessenich of Toll Gate Hill. at P. M last Saturday. at the Litchlield Congregational Church.
 The ceremony. performed by the Rev. T. Bertram Anderson. was ate tended by the family and intimate friends. The bride was given in marriage by her father. The maid of honor vas Miss Helen Edwards. Leslie Seddall served as kGT. Fuesse. nichis best man.
 The bride was dressed in a street length gown 0f soft pink and sore a pink hat and black accessories. Her shoulder e0rsage wns of pink roses and gardenias.
 Miss Edwards wore a green dress. street length, with black accessories. Her hat was black and white. her shoulder corsage Of pink carnations and sweet peas.
 Nr. and Mrs FAlessenich left for c nnannonneed wedding trip.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-11
Mary GAdney
 Guest Of Honor

Miss Mary Joan Gladney, who will be married on June i5, was re. gently h0nOred at pre-nuptial par ties.
 Members of the EInan0n Sorority feted Miss 0ladney at Di0riO's Res- taurant. Present were Mrs Wesley Arnold. Mrs. John Kelly. Mrs. SheT- man Grant, and the Misses Harriet MaFinan. Marie Kilbride. Kay Marinan. Arlene conn0rs and Mary 0ladney,
 Mrs. Mary Shelley and Mrs, John Brown were hOstesses at a surprise kitchen shower for Miss Gladney at the latter's home
 Attending were: Mrs, Joseph Feest, Mrs, James Gladney. Mrs, Joseph Kushlis. Mrs. Patrick Dunn. Mrs. Beatrice Gladney, Mrs. Julia Bergin. Mrs. Mary Phelan, Mrs. John Tatigian, Mrs, Mary Shana' han, Mrs. Eileen LOnerean, Mrs' Mary sugFile. Mrs James Phelan, Mrs. John Hyland. Mrs. Betty An' drews, Mrs. Mary 6kelley, Mrs, John Brown, Also the Misses Mary Shelly Gertrude Brown, Christine shana" han. Mary Pulley, Margaret Brown, Joan Phelan, Mary 0ladney, Jose' phine 0Rieily and Jackie Brown
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-11
76 CanUaSeS Displayed Here by Waterbury Artists

Seyenfy-stx canVakSeS went on display yesterday as the l7th annual exhibition of paintings by Water bury artists opened yesterday at the Mattatnck Historical Society. The display is sponsored by the Arts and Interests Committee os the Water bury Junior league.
 Deemed by first-day visitors one of the finest exhibits to be shown in this city in many years. the show also features nationally known ar- tists who live in this area.
 Lauren Ford, Bethlehem, known internationally for her fine portray al Of the New England scene and transcendant religious canyasses, is showing her "Vision of the InEo- cents" . typical Ford canvas with a vision appearing over a snow covered village and the t0gnspeople going about their tasks unaware of the divine presence.
 Yves Tanguy. Woodbury, slirrea' Astte painter, and his wife, Kay naee, are also exhibiting.
 Other artists of promlnece whose works gre being shown, at the AGattatuek Historical society, through te June 2e. are Sally Hai-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-11
.StNTgeS-B0kev
 NsEptiak Held

The wedding os Miss Betty Jant Baker. daughter of MT. and Mrs John P. Baker of East Mountain Road and Howard SturgeS. sor Of Mrs. Prank Sturges Of welles Street was held Saturday al 3:O1 o'clock in the rectOry Of the Church of SS. Peter and Paul. The Rev John P Sullivan officiated al the wedding ceremony.
 Miss Grace Baker. sister 0s the bride. waS maid of honor and John P. Baker. a brother. vas best man.
 The bride. presented in marriage by her father. vas affirec in a white Pennae satin gown fashioned with a high round neckline with an of the shoulder effect formed by yoke Of mauQuiseite. leg olmutt0n sleeves inserted With lace al the shoulder. a full kiTE en train and a lace peplum. Her tulle fBneeriip Eeil fell from 2 tiara of white carnations and she carried g cascade bOueuei Of white csrna- ti0ns. white roses and sweet peas.
 ab&E BtAsA V2 AaSAABA NgbE h &DfgEts- hagen blEe tafSeia gown styled with a sheer yoke. pieated bertha and . b0nifanf skiEt with Q busiie back formed by . bow of self material Her costume Eas completed Eith q matching Julset cap and she car. ried . bouquet Of peach gladioh bine corn aOserS and yellow rose' and maFgnegiteS.
 4 reception was held nt the Olf Hundred. Goutl1bury. for more fhaE 5S guests. Out-Of-t0HD guests werl from Hartford. New Haven, Berlin Bristol. Mas. and Canada.
 The couple Left 0p q wedding frfp to Maine and Canada by motor Mrs. Kennedy wOre a grey and white polka dot dress with white accessories. Upon thegJ return nhey viii reside on Wells Street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-11
W0tertOSCsI Girl ShO1Cev- Guest


 Watertown. June li--Miss Betty Hannon of Sunset Avenue, whose marriage to William Reilly of Nau- gatuck. will take place at st. Johns Church Saturday. was the guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower given recently by Mrs. John Madi- gan Of Bristol. Mrs. James Hannon and Miss Ann McGowan. at Miss Mcoowan's home on Cherry Ave- nue.
 Those attending were Mrs. John Hannon. Miss Mary Hannon. and Miss Alice Harmon of Litchfield: Mrs. Leonard Johnson and Mrs. Wally Johnson Of Naugatnck; Mrs. Martin Burns and Mrs. John Phel- an of Waterbury; Mrs. Lillian Far- rell of Thomaston: Mrs. John Madi- gan of Bristol: Mrs. Michael Ham non. Mrs. Harriet Carroll. Mrs. Earl Colson, Mrs. James Hannon. Mrs. Walter McGowan. Miss Ann McGowan and Msis Betty Hannon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-11
Marjorie Feest
 Feted ct Party

Mrs. R0beri FSesl Of Wood Street was hostess at a saarty Saturday at her home in honor Of her daughter Marjorie, ghO eeiebrsted her sixth birthday. Those present were Caro- line R0ssl, Cynthia Grayeline, Jean Kerrek. Vera G00dsOp, 6aildrs ReEak. Soy and Carol Harper Ann Marie karfin0. Marjorie FAest, Ralph Allard. Karen and 00Tdep EeAest. Robert. David, Larry Faest. Emma Katzing, Mrs. Roy Harper, Henry KatEing. Mrs. AlfTad 000ds son. Betty HalleDborg, NT, and Nrs, Harold Feest, Mr. and Mrs. George Faast and Mr ane Mrs, Robert
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-11
M. Barry Keegan,

ley Joseph Mulcahy. George Mar inko. George Davidson. Cynthia Sperry. Robert Diordan, Natalie Van Weeks. Susan Whitney, Laura Smith. Richard Lukosius. Pfc. Ed- ward Biobbi. Elizabeth Roberts Marinko. Don Peiercey.
 Other contributors to the eXhibi- ton are Florence w. Twins. Albert Blume. D. Stein. A. Mulvey, Ethel Swantee. Elizabeth Kirk. Edna clegg. Peter Lucas. Diana Lucas, Charlotte Warren. Sarah Pierce, Louise Bulkeley Dillingham;, Elisio Costa. Marion Tayana, Mrs. Antho- ny Testa. Robert Kedel. Jean cald- well. Gertrude r. Tippett Macleod, Jane Purdy, Margaret Bell. Sam, Elton and s. Buttrick.
 Doors will be open from noon to s ?. N. and on Sundays from 3 to s ?. M.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-11
EUOn-Carey
 Bridal Held

Oakville. June ll-Miss Mary F Carey daughter of Mrs. Della Carey of Colonial Street. and Earl T. Eg'0n, son Of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur ?. Es0n Of Quinn Street. Nsueatuck were united in marriage Saturday morning at 2 o'clock al St. Mary Maedalene Church in a setting 0i palms and spring flowers. The Rev. Thomas McGarTy offlciated at the double ring ceremony.
 The bride, given in marriage by her brother. John E. Carey. sore s Satin gOEn styled with inserts ol lace and terminating in 8 long train. Her flngertip Veil of illusion fell from 2 tisra Of seed pearls and she carried q bouquet 0f w'hita roses and haDy breath.
 Mrs. g0aeph St. Hiliare, sister ol the bride, was matrOp of honor Mrs. Elmer Hubband and Miss Mar
 Mcbride. Of Jersey City Bere brides maids. Robert ". EE0n wag besl man for his brother and Joseph Gt Hiliare and Stephen Sandr0k O. Shelton. were nshers.
 The matr0n Of honor was attiree in an lee blue gOgn. blue h0yeE tiara and carried . bOmguet Of red roses and baby breath.
 The bridesmaids were e0stumed in pink gowns with pink Aowered tiaras and carried n0segays Of spring floHers
 The couple left on a trip to old Orchard Beach. Maine. following a bridal party and wedding break fast for members Of the immediate families at PhilliDs'. watertOEn. Upon their return tlaeye yiil reside at 226 Quinn Street, Nangatack.
 Mr. Carey was discharged from the Army ip October after serving three years. including 52 months tp tlAe Pacific Tlaeatef.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-11
MISS MARY PHYLLIS DEMATTEO
Hayvest ShOzC WiU De Sponsored by Garden Club

Anlid an outstanding showing Of spring 6oKeES more than 100 mem beTs Of the Waterbury Garden Club fast night enjoyed its annual cOy- eTed dish supper in the Bunker Hill Congregational Church gym- pasium.
 Towering above miniature ar arrangements o. pansles. batcnelor buttons. and bleeding hearts, was the brilliant reds 0f peoples the soft pinks and snOy-vh1ie oi pe0nieS. and the mellow yelloEs ard purplish hues Of iris.
 Twenfy-SiE exhibits comprised the shQR and winners were: First prize. Mrs. Olga Batleau for her white and blue iris arrangement {; second. Mrs. F. Warren Stevens for her cluster of pink peonles. and third. Mrs. Merle Wetzel fos her bouquet Of sniEed spring fOw- CTS. Mrs. Edward W Roberts waf awarded the prize for the bes' mipiature arrangement.
 COlOned sound movies, 'STiae Mod ern Rose" were shown by Charles T McBiFney and a paper on the His tory Of D0gw0od" was head by it's author, Miss Margaret Croft. The clubs fourth annual cify- gi6e harvest slDOw Will be held for tgO days during the second week in September. it vas announced last night. The exact date and lo- cation Elil be announced later ID the season. Mrs. James W. Aber- er0mbie. club president and chair man Of last years Harvest Shog, stated.
 The board Of directors appointed Andrew Bell to act as chairman Of the committee iD charge Of the clubs participation in the annual Bunker HilI parade op IndeDepd- e1lee Day,
 Ip charge Of arrangements for