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Evening star., 1946-01-10

IS Originally 800 to $500
Costume Pins
1.80 to 27.6O
oold-ploted on sterling pins.
some of sterling silver. Mony
designs, plain and foncy
even with simulated stones.
so Originally l.2o siIver-eoIored
Bracelets -------12e
rs Originally 2.4o Mexiean Pins,
eold-pioted on sterling --30e
1874 Originally l.2o Rose-eol-
ored MetoI BonsIe Bracelets l2e
Originally 1900 Sterling Sill
yer Necklaces. with simulated
stones -----------l2.oo
- Originally l.2o silver-eoIored
Heart Pins 60e
81 Originally 4.2o Pins, gold
pIoted on sterling, with simulated
stones .ZU
80 Originally Soc to 7.2o Mexi-
con Rings, many styles.
3oe to $50
fAH Prices Include Federal Tar)
JeWeiry, Street Floor,
The Heeht Co.
S. Originally 225
Picture Frames
1.6o
Frame your picture in q smoothly
finished wood frome.
z Originally $50 Leather Photo
Albums 400
! orisinaIIy ZOO Leather Photo
| Originally 2.s5 Leother Photo
Album m----l.95
l Originally SIS 8 MN. Reel
Chest - 3.95
l Originally 4.45 kesotive File.
50 MN. ----.---- Z.So
5 Originally 500 KodosIide No.
| Cose se.------3.95
l Originally 500 Movie Proiee-
4 Originally $50 Penheods LIS
10 Originally 65e Plastic Reels,
lo mm., 400 #. - 29e
"a Originally 45e Plastic Reels,
s mnn., 300 #. -- 22e
IS Originally 7ee Telescopes, 3se
80 Originally ZOO Wood Picture
70 Originally l.5o Wood Picture
Fromes l.l9
z Originally l.s5 GemIite Kodo-
chrome Viewers .-99e
z Originally 3.s5 GemIite Kodo-
chrome Viewers --l.99
z3 Originally LOO Assorted
Filters, portrait attachments, 39e
Camera Department,
Street Floor, The Heckf Co.
IS Originally l5.CO
Cigarette Box and
Lighter
1000
Lustrous lucite Cigarette Box
and Thoren Cigarette Lighter
along with it.
I Originally $500 Alarm Clock.
rose gold plotted -- $500
Z Originally 4S.00 Marble Mon
tie Clocks, with luminous diol,
runs 8 days -- 27.o0
prices Include Federal Tar)
Clocks, Street Floor.
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1946-01-10
100 Originally 4.99
Metal Kitchen Stools
2.4o

2.4o
Lightweight but durobIe ond
strong,
100 Originally 29e Plostie Food
Groters
so Originally 100 Plastic Grape
fruit Corer er--los
IS Originally 7se Dust Pah
Brush --------------39e
so Originally ese Gloss suso'
II Originally 100 Hond-painte5
Ash Troys, set Of 6------49:
so Originally l.2s Folding Wooe
80 Originally LOT "Puriton"
Rust PROBING s-----z5a
20 Originally 6se Cloth Leun-
dry OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
10 Originally 5.s9 White Metei
Homper 90
10 Originally 1893 Signal Lamps,
Soc
s Originally 1873 Pin-up Boords.
wooden trome, "os il" s"---2se
6 Originally 4.sS Cast Iron And
irons
s Originally 3.95 Cloth Shop
ping Bosket on wheels ~
II Originally 2.s8 Wooden
Shopping Baskets s-----l.53
$50 Originally 2.98 Ironing
Board, 54' Iong-------2.4s
Housewares, Seventh Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1946-01-10
Reductions on
Modern Furniture

| Originally 1895 Yellow simu-
Ioted Leather Side Choir 1875
z Originally $500 Floral Chintz
Modern Fan Chairs 1895
I Originally 1900 Cotton Velvet
Tufted Ottoman. large size,
1925
! Originally 374.oo Turquoise
Plaid 3-Pieee Sectional Soto,
l99.95
9 Originally 1895 to 1895
Shadow Ton Maple Sofos, mod
ern designs, vorious colors 1895
Modern Furniture, Fourth Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1946-01-10
Infonts', Tots and
ToddIers' Wear

"a Originally s.ss Boby Boy
creepers, mode in ModeIro,
hond-embroidered. Sizes ond
] $50
s orisinoIIy 3.ss Tots Woven
Ginshem Skirts. sizes 4 to Ok,
Is Originally $50 ToddIers'
Royon Velvet Poke Bonnets, with
royon crepe lining ----- .8S
zs Originally 2.s5 and $50
Tots Felt Hats ---1.S8
II Originally l.ss Tots Fslt
II orisinoIIy l.ss Little Girls
Printed Cotton overoIIs - 90
; orisinolIy 4.9s Infonts' Robes
z Originality sos Wool Plaid
Robes, size z; soiled; properly
IobeIed os to wool content, LOO
rs Originally l.5s ToddIers' Cot
ton Corduroy Dutch Style Bon
4 orisinoIIy I.zo Boys Meize
Wosh Suits, sizes 5 and s o,-7se
- Originally 7se Boys Cotton
Gobardine Eton Cops ------3se
Infants, Tots g Toddlers' Wear,
Second Floor, The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1946-01-10
Fur Coots Reduced

(AH brfceS tncInde Fedefaf fdfJ
Originally 5000 seoI-dyed coney swosser
I Originally $500 Dyed Blue Fox jacket, size
IA 4----------
l Originally 10000 South American Lamb, three
quarter length, size 5000
Originally z6l so koturoI Silver Muskrot Swosser
coot, size 8--------------------- $4,000
z Originally 10000 Gray dyed Indion Lamb, three
quarter length, size Il and 4----------25o.o0
Originally 10000 SeoI-dyed Muskrot, seven-
eohths Ienoth size IA $4,000
Originally $500 Silver Fox Greoteoot, size Is,
$4,000
I Originally 1000 Silver Fox Greoteoot, size Is,
$500
Originally 100000 Natural sheared Beaver
swosser Coat, size $1,000
z Originally z25.oo 5-skin sobIe-dyed KoIinsky
Searfs
Fms, Third Floor, The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1946-01-10
Originally $50
Interior Gloss Paint
2.5o ss''.n

Washable gloss point for wolIs
and woodwork. White or ivory
color.
IS Originally 75e Paste Wax for
floors, woodwork, furniture, limo
Ieum. lib. con 3se
lS Originally $50 Floor En-
omeI, q hord-weorine finish for
any type floor, inside or out.
Choice of coIors. Gallon 2.8e
SO Originally sse Old English
AlI-purpose Cleaner, for pointed
surfoces, upholstery, floors, etc.
No mixing or water necessorW
Hall gallon n-------49e
Paint Department, Seventh Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1946-01-10
6.88

Jumpers Of royon, embroidered
trim, black, novy, fuohsio. brown,
green; sizes 10 to l8.
IS Originally l4.s5 Misses Cos
uol Dresses, royon oobordine,
luggage, lime; sizes 10 to lo,
3.68
IS Originally 1850 to 1875
Misses Dresses, wool Jersey or
royon flannel, three quarter
sleeves. light and dark oolys;
broken sizes ll.SS
properly Labeled as to
Wool Content.
Sports Shop, Third Floor,
The Heehf Co.
Evening star., 1946-01-10
Special Purchase!
Mems White Noinsook Shorts
SOC

A new low price for fine. high quolity! In
White Shorts that ore tailored for comfort and
sturdiy mode for long weor They're cut to
rigid government specifications and feature bar
tockine at all points of stron. Whether you want
two poir or dozen, you'll reap harvest in pure
VALUE Sizes 30 to SO.
MEMS Furnishings, Street Floor, The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1946-01-10
8 Originally 1895
AlI-wooI Suits
100

loooo Wool Suede California
Cardigan Suits, one and four
button styles; misses sizes.
Suits, Third Floor, E Street Bldg,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1946-01-10

GirdIes Of royon satin, royon Bro
code, botiste, with royon lostex
sides some with slide clos
inss; broken Sizes
3 Originally $50 Junior eirdIes,
print botiste with slide closing;
sizes 26. 27 and 2e-----4.oo
60 Originally sos Two-woy
strekh GirdIes and Panty GirdIes.
small, medium and large so
z Originally 1000 to 1925 Cir
dies, royon sotin brocode; we'll
boned; sizes 80 to 32----5.oo
s Originally $50 Royon Rivo!i
GirdIes, side hooks. weIl-boned;
sizes 27, 28 and 3l-----5.oo
S Originally 1850 Bien JoIie
Girdiss, royon brocode; we'll
boneo; sizes 80 and $4,000
10 Originally $50 to $50 Royon
corsess, botiste, back laced, slide
closing; sizes 80. 81. 81, So,
800
5 Originally 500 to $50 Cor
sets, front laced, slide eIosinas;
sizes 30, 81, 81, IS, 36- ZOO
9'orisinuIIy S.s5 GirdIes. royon
so:,n, loce trims, elostic panels
ond eusset; size n only 500
so Originally 3.s5 Stretch Cir
dies, small size on!y----5oe
Corssfs, Third Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1946-01-10

Royon brocode evening Dogs m
envelope style.
As Originally TIA Potent Fobrie
Hondboss, Leather trim, some
with top hordle --4.74
s. Originally $50 Evening Bags.
assorted ooIors and styles --2.4o
So Originally 500 Leother
Handboss, some with top hon.
federal Tar Included
In All PricesJ
Handbags, Street Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1946-01-10

Just | Originally $500
Chinese ChippendoIe
Armehcir
1895
Decorators rose royon donosk
upholstery. Authentic Chinese
Chippendole design.
l Originally 1890 Decorator
Green Worsted Tapestry Mohos-
ony-veneer- -on-sumwood Chair
1895
| Originally 149.e5 Toupe Cot
ton Tapestry Duneon Phyfe Soto,
1895
! Originally 24s.s5 Peach Royon
Broeode chippendoIe Soto,
3 Originally $500 katurol
chintz Wing choirs irs--5s.s5
Living Room Furniture,
Fourth Floor, The Hecht Co.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-04-11
Hg hland Pair
Welded Sunday

In the presence of q small
party of relatives and friends al
1900 o'clock Sunday afternoon
Miss Norma Jean Cornell, daugh.
| ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack E. Cor.
nell of the West Highlands, and
ex-Marine Homer B. Hughes,
were united in marriage by the
Reverend John B. Coan at the
altar of the Kennewick Methodist
church.
The informal ceremony en-
ployed the popular ring rite. At
tending the pair were Mrs. Tressa
Cornell and James H. Cornell.
A reception was rendered the pair
at the home of the brides parents.
Hughes was with the marines
for three years in the Pacific and
is a veteran of the Two Jima cam
paign which is noted as the ma.
rines' most desperate and costly
fight in history.
They expect to make their home
on the Highlands where both have
resided for several years, and
where Hughes will engage in
farming.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-04-11

The Friday-Saturday dual bill
at the Benton brings to the screen
a mixture of mystery, intrigue,
music and romance. The mystery
in Rene Claire's "And Then There
We're None" with star-brillianr
suspense, thrills and terror! No
greater cast of stars was ever as
sembled to make this the tip-top
mystery thriller of them all. The
cast includes Barry Fitzgerald,
the Academy Award winner of
1914 and recently such a hit in
''The Stork Club" Walter Huston,
Lotus Hayward, Roland Young,
Mischa Auer, June Duprez, Ju-
dith Anderson, Richard Hayden,
Queenie Leonard and Harry
Thurston. The companion fea-
ture "Song of Mexico" stars
Adele Mara and Edgar Barrier
and has a musical score studded
with all the lifting tunes of Mex
ico's colorful fiestas- ana
rhumbas as can only be played
by the famed orchestra Of the
Hotel Reforma in Mexico City.
Sunday and Monday the Ben
ton patrons are in for thrills,
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-04-11

laughs and romance by the sweet
hearts from the Hollywood Can.
teen," in their latest co-starring
picture "Too Young to Know
Based on the Saturday Evening
Post serial of the same title. The
team is none other than Joan
Leslie and Robert Hutton. The
film tells timely story-that Of
kiss and run marriage-with
intelligence and humor.
It's that ever-lovin' lady OF
'Salome," more torrid, more tan
TALKING, more terrific than ever
and goes rip-roarin' to tame the
West! We mean none other than
Yvonne De Carlo in the gorgeous
technicolor picture Frontier Gal"
=. and with Rod Cameron. The
cast includes Andy Devine, Fuzzy
Knight and introduces lovable
little Beverly Simons. The pic
ture comes to the Benton Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday,
April Is, IL and Is. Showing
with Frontier Gal" will be the
timely and startling subject: 'sHit-
Ter Lives!" A noveltoon ana a
sportsreel COMPLETES the program.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-04-11

Revealed for the first time .
the secret war waged by the Japs
AFTER surrender and how one
Of the heroic Sub" crews saved
Americas high command from
death will be the theme of 'Odt
of the Depths" showing at the
Roxy Friday and Saturday. The
second feature, bad Men Of the
Border brings Kirby Grant to
the film fans as one-man lorna
do who wipes out the badlands
in a bare knuckles, smoking guns
battle. Fuzzy Knight and Armida
assist Grant.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-04-11
Green Homes

Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Gale just
returned from their honeymoon
in California. They are going
to make their home in Pasco.
Dolores Bradley, Beverly Ehr,
Roland Shearer and Albert Ehr
made a pleasure trip Sunday to
Occur d'Alene, Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Holden and
children visited the Don Doyle
residence on Alder street Friday.
Barbara Holden left Friday
April S, to make a trip with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
w. Brown, from Burbank to
Athena, Oregon, to visit relatives.
They returned Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Silliman
and daughter Of Pasco were Wis
itors at the E. A. Silliman home
at 220 Maplewood avenue, Sum
day. Roy Silliman has just been
discharged from the army after
spending IA months in the Pacific.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-04-11

The Roxy's Sunday program
proves that heroes are made mot
born! It's a rip-roaring story
of the making Of five brother
heroes who knew why they were
fighting and, Brother, could
they fight! It's 1.-THE Sullivans.
a real life story to come out of the
war and again truth is more
thrilling than fiction. Anne Bax-
ter and Thomas Mitchell head the
the all-star cast. The Roxy again
presents the Cartoon Carnival
which includes two Donald Duck
cartoons and Popeye. The Car
toon Carnival will be presented
at 100 pm. only in addition 70
the regular Roxy Sunday pro-
gram. The box office opens az
1890 noon.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-04-11
.ss Ames PLAY Pinochle

Les Amss Play Pinochle
The Les Ames Pinochle club
met at Mrs. Pete Erickson's Wed
nesday evening. Ruth Watkins
got first, Nora Paulson second,
May Lampson low and Jennie
Linden the travelling prize. The
next and last meeting for this
season will be at Mrs. F. N.
Giles, Wednesday, April 10.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-04-11

The confectioner was original
ly a druggist, who used sweets
to disguise the taste of unpleas-
ant medicines.
Evening star., 1946-02-24
All Hands Man Their Sta ations

lovy ships mode eobe
Wor due principally such Bonbidee Nd
Center During 10
oo fires ond through demonstrations they eomed fight the
Here Of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-12
BlaSki-DeCOla NubtiaS Held

The marriage of Miss Ida De- Cola, daughter of MT and Mrs. Nicholas DeCola of North Main Street and Paul Michael Blaski, son of Mrs. Paul Baski of India napolis, Ind, and the late MT Blascki was held Saturday at 10 o'clock. Justice of Peace Mi chael Ciano of East Main Street performed the marriage ceremony.
 The bride wore black dress Gith a print bodice, short sleeves and a full skirt. Her costume was con- pleted with picture hat and long black gloves and she wore a cor sage of red and white roses.
 Miss Rita Balfe was maid of honor She wore a black Summer suit with black accessories and a corsage of yellow roses. Edward Raczynski was best man.
 Following reception for mem bers of the immediate families at the home of the brides parents, the couple left on a wedding trip to New York City. Upon their re- turn they will reside at 1906 North Main Street. Mrs Blaski wore a blue suit with black accessories and corsage of orchids. MT. Blaski was recently discharged from the U. s. Army after serving in the Pacific Theater for two and a half years.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-12
Miss Lorraine Jay Bride or ThOn1aS Finnegan

ilarly to that of the bride. Her shoulder length veil in the same shade was held With blue plumes and she carried American Beauty roses. Both bridesmaids were attir- ed in gowns designed with fitted basques of peach jerseys, short sleeves, and net skirts. They wore blue tiaras and carried yellow roses.
 Miss Sarah Gibbons, as flower girl was frocked in a Colonial gown of yellow and carried a nosegay, while John Grant Jay, as ringbearer, wore white panama suit.
 Immediately following the cere- mony a reception was held at Aunt Jennys Inn, the brides mother re- ceiving in black gown with fuachis accessories, and a gardenia corsage. Mrs. Finnegan wore a printed dress, blue accessories, and gardenias.
 Out of town guests attended from California, Massachusetts, New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Virginia, and several cities in Connecticut.
 The couple will spend the next several weeks at Newport, R. I. For her travelling ensemble, the bride selected black dress, designed in tunic style, black accessories, and an orchid. She is a graduate of Will by High School and the bridegroom is an alumni of Leavenworth High School
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-12
| PearI RiUOI B. s. KrnUitS,
 Wed Yesterday

Rabbi Seymour Gewirtz, of the Beth Israel Synagogue off1ciated at the wedding yesterday afternoon of Miss Pearl Rivol, daughter of Mrs Harry Rivol, of Elizabeth Street, and the late MT. Rivol, to Bernard S. Kravitz, son of Mrs. David Kravitz, of Inman Avenue, and the late MT. Kravitz.
 The bride wore a white net gown, styled with a sweetheart neckline, fitted bodice, three-quarter length sleeves, peplum and full skirt. White mesh gloves, ingertip veil arranged from crown of orange blossoms and a white prayer book marked with white orchids and baby s-breath completed her ensem- ble
 Miss Lillian Rivol, sister of the bride served as maid of honor, and Hyman Kravitz, brother of the bridegroom, was best man. Joseph Kramer and William Kramer, cou- sins of the bridegroom ushered
 More than 100 guests attended an informal reception at the Hebrew Institute, Kingsbury Street, follow ing dinner for members of the immediate families.
 The bridal couple left later in the day for a wedding trip to Canada. For travelling, the bride selected a white Palm Beach sut with black accessories. She is a graduate of Wilby High School, and MT. Krav- itz is an laumnus of Crosby High i School.
 The couple will reside on Eliza beth Street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-12
l IhOmoston Bridal Held Saturday

Thomaston, Aug. PA wedding of interest was held Saturday modn ing at g o'clock at St. Thomas Church when Miss Jane Biernacki. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Felix Biernacki of North Main Street and Benjamin Meczkowski, son of MT. and Mrs. Stanley MeczkoWski of AL bany, New York were united in marriage with the Rev. John Mo Grath pastor of St, Thomas Church performing the nuptial ceremony. The attending couple were Miss Henrietta Biernacki. sister of the bride and Ferdinand Meczkowski, brother of the groom, Mrs. Agnes Boyce, organist was in charge of music. The soloists were Vincent Miurack, John Miurack and William Baldigger all of Torrington. Fol- lowing the ceremony a reception was held at Wiggins Inn, Waterbury Road. Guests were present from Albany. N Y, Torrington, Water bury, Thomaston and Terryville. Upon their return from a wedding trip to New York the couple will reside in Albany, N. Y.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-12
Adeline Cusaly
 Wed 0n Saturday To K. LeBlQnc

Rev. Ubald Laurion, of St. Ann's Church, officiated on Saturday morning at the marriage of Miss Adeline V. Casaly, daughter of Mrs. Margaret Casaly, of Willow Street, to Roland J. Leblanc, son of MT. and Mrs. Gregory Leblanc, of Will low Street. John Casaly, gave his sister in marriage.
 Mrs. Eugene D'Ambrose, serving as matron of honor, and James J. Veneziano, brother-in-law of the bridegroom, as bestman, attended the couple.
 A wedding reception for members of the family was held at the Cop per Kettle.
 The couple left on motor trip to Canada. The bride is graduate of Wilby High School and Post Junior College.
 The bridegroom is an alumnus of Wilby High School.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-12
Friends Honor Miss Nydegger

Miss Marjorie Nydegger of Chase Parkway was feted at a household shower at her home recently. Miss Nydegger will be married to Robert J. Hayes of Rawley Avenue, August 24.
 Those attending were Mrs. J, William Johnson, Mrs. John Mon roe, Mrs. Stanley Dibble. Mrs Har- old Newman, Mrs. Carl Peterson, Mrs Warren D. Abel, Mrs. Clarence Baldwin and Mrs Fred Montrose, all of Naugatuck, Mrs. Floyd Cady, Mrs William Bower, Mrs. Harry Owens, Mrs. Jake Kanny and Mrs. J. William Gardner.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-12
Rose Durante ShOzCe7~ Guest In OakUille

Oakville. Aug. PA shower was given in honor of Rose Marie Durante at the Community Hall re- gently by her mother, Mrs. Con- cetta Durante and her aunts, Mrs Julia Forget and Mrs Lee Lapio. She was presented with beautiful gifts.
 Those attending were: Mrs. F Rinaldi, Mrs P. Rinaldi Mrs. J. Rinaldi, Mrs. s. Rinaldi, Mrs. B Rosato, Mrs. D. Rosato, Mrs. D Rubbo, Mrs. J. Rubbo, Mrs. R. Ri- naldi. Mrs. M Raimo, Mrs Julia Guerrero. Mrs. NJ DiPrimo, Mrs. H Stance, Mrs. o. Soneni, Mrs. D. zi- bello, Mrs. A Padella, Mrs. L. Val enti, Mrs. c Stewart, Mrs. R. Man. gini, Mrs. M. Stance, Mrs. J. zeoL Mrs. V. Rinaldi, Mrs 4. Russo, Mrs c. Perugini, Mrs. A. ziello, Mrs. A Pertrucia, Mrs. B. Giordiano, Mrs M. Varrone, Mrs. J. Stango, Mrs Charles Gallander, Mrs. A. Rinaldl Mrs. c. Stofi, Mrs. c. Centinero Mrs. c. Sasso, Mrs. B. Alonzo, Mrs E Soprano, Mrs. P. Franzese, Mrs A. Guglielmetti, Mrs. Filomena Bos of New York, Mrs. c. Palomba o- Indiana, the Misses H. Laneville A. Pennoncello, L. PennoncelIo H Pennoncello, J. Zeoli, M. zeoli M. Palomba, D. Forget, J. We'll " Well, A. Valashinas, T. Guerrero H. Gotta, P Giananni, D. Daddona, Phyllis DiMaria, s. Bavone, R, Mantino, M. Nardoia D. Nardoia, F. Gusler, J. Palomba, l. Cassullo, E. Kulikauskas, G. Gugielmettl, Y. Fusco, R. FuSco, M Chevrier, Margaret Chevrier, Ruth Guerera, Marion Porto, Marie Fusco and Rose Marie Qurante.
 Mrs. c. Liakos, Mrs. L. Guerrero, Mrs. D. Gugliotti, Mrs. Mary Gyba, Mrs. D Guglielmetti, Mrs. M. Gug- lielmetti, Mrs. L. Giannini, Mrs. A. Graziano, Mrs. T. Graziano, Mrs, c. Graziano, Mrs L. Gugliotti, Mrs. T. Gugliotti, Mrs. Millie GugIotti, Mrs. s. Irrapino, Mrs. A. Impresa, Mrs. D. John, Mrs. N. Durante, Mrs. J. Laneville, Mrs. Kulikauskas, Mrs. M Longo, Mrs. Mike Longo, Mrs. J. Laneville, Mrs. J. Lombardo, Mrs. T. Laneville, Mrs. H. LukoWski, Mrs l. MaStropertro, Mrs. D. Mango, Mrs I. Mangini, Mrs. S. Mazzola, Mrs. M Maisto, Mrs V. Mango, Mrs. R. Mo- bilia, Mrs. M. Masi, Mrs. " Masi Mrs. L. Mangini, Mrs. A. Mitchell Mrs. c. Marine, Mrs. G. Malanga, Mrs F. Mazzola, Mrs M Malapacino Mrs. F, Nardoia, Mrs. F. Polzello Mrs. B Perugini, Mrs A. Orio, Mrs P. Pennoncello, Mrs. L. Paternoster Mrs. A. Poletta, Mrs T. Palomba Mrs. Angie Palomba, Mrs. P. Porto and Mrs. R. We'll
 Mrs. B. Palomba, Mrs June Pa lomba, Mrs. Jane Palomba, Mrs. H Palomba, Mrs A. Mangini, Mrs. c Antoneli, Mrs. A. De Leon, Mrs Ann De Leon, Mrs. c. Calabro Mrs c. Rosselli, Mrs. O. Guguotti, Mrs c. Palomba. Mrs. A. Batist, Mrs. J Bavone, Mrs. T. Beveridge. Mrs. R Breveti, Mrs. B. Brazaitis, Mrs. A Barbieri, Mrs. R. Benedetto, Mrs. L Bilancia, Mrs. P. Chevrier, Mrs Castagna, Mrs. Calabello, Mrs Cunningham, Mrs L. Tourangeau
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-12

The Church of SS. Peter and Paul decorated with summer flowers and palms, was the scene of an attrac- tive wedding this morning when Miss Lorraine Jay, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Harry Jay, of Shelton Ave- nue, Wolcott, became the bride of Thomas Finnegan, son of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Finnegan, of South mayd Road.
 The bridal party comprised Miss Tony Carozza, us maid of honor, Miss June Grant, as bridesmaid, Sarah Gibbons, as flower girl, Louis Jamele, as best man, John Grant Jay, as ring bearer, and Harry Jay, Jr., as usher
 Escorted to the altar by her father, the bride wore a gown fash toned with lace bodice and sleeves and full skirt of net ending en train. Her finger tip veil was trim med with lace, and she carried a prayer book marked with orchids and streamers.
 Miss Carozza wore foor-length gown of soft blue net designed sim