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Evening star., 1946-12-13
JEROME q. 3; sIMoN!Ds' Atterney'

,united' states Tor the District Of CO.
lumbta. In Re Application OF Zens Eose
No. 37s5s.--zens Rose Matte, having Gle1
q complaint for judgment shensins her
name to ZENA TERESA MATTE and hay:
publication Of the NOTICE REQUIRED BY lay
70 such cases. it is. By the Court. this 2etA
day Of Noyembsr, 1919 ordsTsd that AZ
there be. on or before the 21st day of
December, 1916, why. the prayers Of said
That q copy Of this order be published
once week for three consecutive weeks
before said day In The Evening Star and
The WASHINGTON Law Reporter. Isl Z.
ALAN GoLDSBoROUGH. Justice. (seal3
A true COPY. Test: CHARLES =. STEWART,
Clerk. BY CLARA F. CONNELL, Deputy
CLERK. ao29, ,de6,1
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ApAprMENr cRoUNp FOR SALE.

acres adjoining Arlington Vlllage, near the
Pentasor Bids. zoned tRA-S-18l: sewer
and water available: 35c q 50. II, GEORGE
Arlington. va. cH. 1888: eves.. GIL. 68l5.
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wAREHoUsEs WANTED.

WAREHOUSE afACE-Wiii rent. immedi-
ately 10000 to 1900 50. IT., II suitable
for office and shop facilities Of mechanical M
located bIdg.. conv. e transp. railroad
SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO., NO. 6543.
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GAS STATIONS WANTED.
WAREHoUses FOR RENT.

LARGE OIL COMPANY desires to lease OF
buy s to 10 stations; 1900 to 10000 So
IT.; sites or established stations. LINkINS
Co. 1873 n st. Nv, d. s6ss:
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WASHINGTON Suburban SANITARY Cone
niission-Contract No. 301-W$sS-Wats
Main and Sewer Construction-6ealed pr0cs
feet OF 6-inch cast iron water matnh
400 feet Of 6-ineh sewers and sever houss
savers viii be received ct the once o9
the Washinston Suburban Sanitary Coni-
mission Hamilton street. Hyettsviile. Md,'
at T which piace and time they win b9
specifca ations may be obtained from HaIr5
Sion, HyattsYille, Nd. upon deposit of
IS. which deposit will be returned to bid.
ders or to those returning plans and
in good condition. PERRY
BOSWELL, LACY SHAW, FRANK B.
SMITH, Commissioners.
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INVEST. PROF. For SALE lcen.. J

C0MlRRCIAT PRorE1TY ln s.y. Ws.h;
sns maEs. Fa q M .sa 1sDs1. rss cansr q .ss oo
saSS $sS g. aiSszs III ksasi; saz II sS IS IS
NEAR sfHN FALLS CHURCH, yA.-Loyely ioea-
tion on Lee hwy. consisting q gasoline
car nns astors see sd ender block
bldg, used as hardware store; approximate
Dss y so9 s. ss seusv. hive v Iao MzETk ssHskR
Eor further information call M. Pannili'
sssIss .ss az ssa. .s ss: sss ssas:af % s 8
S. noS ineoTs T.t $500 s1so ST siatnSE Rzies &
.v.s sMEP9FT .pd SUM- isaa r. ssis Il NV" RE soss
s.sirokY BUIDiNG in oeorsstown, oc-
cupied by garage and sheet metal works;
~ hssvy ey and
owner can obtain leases totsifns $1,000
esi esi 'faI Mr pSf.r Sfsea f.Dss $ssS VA PAUL E
slai ssifAMiI1 Sf2 FIXi, bTiek 81 he..; newly re-
ss sl: E VIZ sso
and suns. No. o664. BOSS PHELPS.
ieas isah sr .' Nw-very desirable. location. ss
3-story brick house containing 4 complete
furn. apts.; monthly reI tai, $40 For
further information call A. MORTON
THOMAS. 5000 Wis. ave. WI. 1900 till 8.
Ist CodMERCIAL-Near Union station;
store, 10 rooms. baths, brick: lot, AK
100; annual rental nearly $4,000: excel
lent business and Investment opportunity;
near. Government dept. Eve. phone ".
Gordon, Woodley. 1895. L. 7. GRAVATTE.
MOTH NoRisTfhEAsT IS All APT14-unit.e e-year-old apt.
house, well located. .near all conveniences.
VIII show GOOD return on Investment. For
st. NV. Realtors since 1857. -I6
s INVESTMENT HOUsES-(1l Brick row.
fuYniture containing rental units; ne.
location; rent. $50 per month; price,
BricE row. 8 units, total rent, $120 per
month; price, $6.750.
Brick and asphalt siding. units. rents
S19O per month; price, S10,750. PAUL
p. STONE, Realtor, OR. 2244. Id
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EARMs WANTED.

WANT A FARM OR ACREAGE suitable
for farming, within 20 or 22 miles Of
washington, In Va. If the price Is right,
/ am in position to pay spot cash; pre-
ferably direct from owner. Please give
full details as mean business Box 176.Y,
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LEGAL NOTICES.
FRANCIS @. STETsoN,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
xno r Straat NV
Flied Nov. Ss. is4s. Charles E. stswar

Filed Nov. 20, 1946, Charles 3. s'eWafs
IN THE DISTRICT COURT or TH8
United States for the District o. Co
lumbia. Louis J. Capogrosso ct al, plaint-
ifis. VS.. Anna NJ. Rothert. ct AL delsno.
ants.-Civil Action No; 3412s.Ioios;ts ;s
of Publication.-The object ot TINS slss s
is to establish OF record the tltle OF ~
plaintiffs to that part Of ORIGINAL lot nun.
hundred thiTty-four ga, more fully de de-
&c siosa pts.ise. n No 4ss Prsa street
On motion OF the plaintiffs attorney, It 70
this 26th day Of November, 1946, Or.
DERED that the defendants, Anna y.
Rothert, Neya r. Nicklas, Oliver Rothers
and Isabella Rothert cause their appear.
ance to be entered herein on or before
the fortieth day, exclusive OF SUNDAYS
and legal holidays. occurring after tce
day OF FIRST publication Of this order and
that the defendants. the unknown heirs
devisees and alienees Of John Carothers,
cause their appearance to be entered
herein on or before the hrst rule day
occurring after the expiration Of forty
days, exclusive Of SUNDAYS and legA
holidays. from the day OF drst puoheau u9n
Of THIS order otherwise the case d.9ius w ss
provided a copy Of this order be pub.
weeks in The Evening Star Newspaper
and the Washington Law Reporter prior
to said rule day. good cause having been
sssy. % es5 HLAN GoLpsBoRoU0H.
esMasfss sssisf s srzwAE4 a sEss eSgg esTk ss 81
CLARA r. CONNEIL. Clefk. .no2a. .de613
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

DESK SPACE with desk. splendid loca-
ton. Phone Ma 2252 days; NO. 1889
DESK SPACE. or small ofhce in attorney S
suite; secretarial services available; rea-
sorable. RE- race. -l5
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6-RM. BRICK, 2-story with complete
recreation rm. $17,950 with $4,000
S-rm, frame Cape Cod with 4 bedrms.,
oa-ch. Priced at $14,T50 with $4,000
Vacant--7-rm. frame, 2-story, 4 bed
~ 600 down. Just redecorated.
Your dream-Brici- bungalow. liv. rm.
with fireplace, bedrms.. o.a.-c.h. Only
S13.700, full price ABARc REALTY,
O676. Ii
COLORED-VACANT- nearby Va; 2
years old; 5 rooms: semidetached brick;
$3.50 down. EX. 7944; ewes, 81. 1850.
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PROPOSALS.

TIE .,a UNITED ST STATES sls Hsritlm;, ,.s So@na::
st s.sissps M foF the puTehase q ths ssnesss sFss
Bay Reserve Fleet near Marttnsz, Talils
246oo9s. located IN the Mobile River Re-
which the vessels win be sold. and other
Invitation for BIDS No. Pp;x.2iS dated
December B.. 1946. copies Of which may
be obtained by application 70 the disset9r
washington 25,, D. 6. These terms IN:
recurring the DsEtormance q certain eon-
work on the vessels. the nonoperation d
The vessels pending pen substantial tss per. Per.
81 an nnsehineIy, eauipHens and psI.s
sgirsa to be USED ai in r,f., the perfoIms,nss
before 2:15 I'M. Eastern standard time,
December %. ls4s. The MARITIME Com:
and ~ BIDS a J l41ss Wllliams: sss,ssaTz. sIaz.
SION, Washington. D. c.
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LOTS WANTED.
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

/ PAY CASH for lots in D. c.. or nearby
Nd. SCOTT SANDERS. TR.- -7663.-
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oUr-oF-rowN REAL ESTATE.

HERE'S YOUR VACATION HOME and 9
snus fsherman's haven; ideal climate on
F1orida's Cult Coast: fertile homesttes, !
to s acres, fronting or near salt water;
community boat dock privils., hard rd..
cleo: titles guaranteed: priced IS low e
$500. S46 down. .S16 mo-: inlmed. posses.
sion. For beautiful illustrated free booklet
write or phone =. j. GRAY, 6915 Fairfax
I'd, Bethesda. WI 4464.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR sALE

TO FAMILY All. BLDG, SILVER
BOX 424, Silver Spring. Nd.
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near 18th and W SITS NV; present inn
proyements bring income Of $2bo monthly,
until site can be cleared for business pur-
poses; ideal location for small manufac-
turing business or garage Call Mr.. Lewis.
or. 1884. with c. Il. HnLEGEIsT CO.
siA;vss "a; s1oo; SPRING, mp-A very desirabl. &
property with approximately
$4,000 50. IT,. facing on 2 streets, with
drive-in elevation for LIST and End noors
Realtor. 7240 Wisconsin ave-, WI. 674o.
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PROPERTY FOR RENT.
wATER FRONT pRoPERTY.
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

BEVERLY BEACH, on Chesapeake Bay
Summer homes and building sites. Write
for catalogue, Box IL. Mayo. A. A. Co. Nd,
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WILSON BLVD, between Clarendon Circle
soned commercial. 66-foot frontage on
wilson blvd, loft. alley. on side and 15-
4; alley in rear: $3; 30 per square ;. g: ft;
agent, 2S40 Wilson blvd. arlington, W.
ca. Ss3e: evenings 0IA 8030. -16
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fENlANrCIN kkGA<Aa& wv -~>~N@
CHRISTMAS SPECIAL, $3.50; Fairhayen.
Just below Alexandria, on Route /; " POO
cash, balance S57 so per month; ASBESTOS
shinsle bungalow In quiet refned neiehp2r-
hood This house is in excellent condltion
and is Immediately available; consists Of
large living room, bedrooms, full Datn,
kitchen -dinette, new electric stove, electric
refrigerator; full basement; standard stair.
way to unfinished attic; air-conditioned
heat; large lot; storm windoTs ineluaea i,e1
1904 N. Washington blvd. Arl., Va. -l3
NORTH ARLINGTON-8 rooms, 2 baths;
breakfast room, den, 1st-hoor bedroom
and bath: 2 bedrooms and BATH. End
floor: Dutch kitchen: full basement; oil
heat; 2-car garage; $l5,5 300 If sold this
week JAMES E. MAHONEY, woodward
ARRdIItNGFoNs Rdsts az Sei1 1vA.-Modern detached. g.
room brick home, Just redecorated; APPROX.
about blocks oil Leo blvd; has living
room. dining room ard kitchen on 1st
corner lot; oil heat; near shopping, schools
Soss < PHELPS. i4i7 K st. NV. -I3
SiS.S5O AND worth IT-5-rm., bath,
brick Cape Cod: nrepl., plus insulated End
hoor for extra bedrms:: fun basement;
isss igSsosDEsan ss 'iSst Eszrf7 'ssso Co. zafa'yss zx
til Q pm. -lS
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ARLINGTON, VA, Wilson blvd. and !
ton st., 10 minutes to Pentagon ol
Annex-Detached brick home on
lot; 1st Moor. living room. dining
complete equipped kitchen, screened
2nd floor, Q bedrooms. tile bath: full
ment with outside entrance, laundr!
automatic air-conditioned heat;
cash will handle. This will go Q
Your inspection invited. TYLER &
ERFORD, INC, 1928 H st. NV, RE
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HELP MEN q MoMEN.

ASSISTANT PROBATION OFFICERS for
Juvenile Court Montgomery County, Md,
or university plus successful completion Of
], yr. graduate study in an approved school
O. SOCIAL work or graduate study IN the
IcE coMMIssfoNER, County Blds., Be-
cASSvAssERs and solicitors for new house.
the remuneration is really interesting.
COUPLE ooloEed Of good eharac,er to
month plus rm. and board. no cookins,
An ANp Wi eesSeso to York pon,rs snq farm
and bidss'. you you furnish STOCK K caI FR.
MAN AND WIFE with farm experience to
operate small place. l have, 2 horses, 3
cows. calves and several pigs to be
bath cottage with electricity and ire wood.
also there are several fruit. trees, straw
berry rIs, patch 1ci. asparagus bed and nice
salary S75 month; one hog. milk, vege-.
sDnS and trom fruits on pa n
BookKEEPER 0ex exper aDe fun sha Charge salary
fsGa fhcess co. II 5 Sc ss A.
EXPERIENCED COUPLE or settled woman
to care for widow alone in country house
near Washington; ali convenences, good
wages, best living quarters. Give address
and telephone number for interview. Box
4f9-Y Star. 4"
PIANIST OR ACCoRDIONIsT, steel guitar
and straight guitar TO work with violinist.
Call Monday. 1913 H st NV.
sALEsCLERK wanted in retail liauor
store: give references, experience and SAL
ary expected Box 3S3-X, Star a
sALESCLERK for rotail record and appli,-
anco store. Apply SUPER MUSIC &
APPLIANCES 1927 II st. ne )
SECRETARY. stenographic and statistical
work for Ice. restaurant: $40 wk. and
meals: 5ia days, refs. REQ. Apply Box 2ss-
TAILOR OR SEAMSTRESS for dry clean
ing plant, experienced only need reply.
AD 1l4s. LUNA CLEANERS 1905 14th
TELEPHONE oPERAToR-CLERK in mod
ern Ford agency; EXCEL working ldas .one: cond;'
BILLHIMER & PALMER MOTOR CO,
Queens Chapel I'd. and Hamilton St, Hy-
attsville Md, WA 090O. 4
TYPIST, $40, 5-day wk, to start. ex-
perience with debating machine helpful
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For Lost and Found Advertisements
See Poee A-3
SPECIAL NOTICES.

WILL IRMA c. McGUINESs, employed in
January, 1882, by Edwin C.; Dutton, at
Or any Dts5 sepbons familiar xh
or write Box O6-Z, Star for the purpose Of
E.9yyFn y6 nF sHIS ssnstgTa TIE to ATHsr Es in su
rious plas ste table pads in various colors?
Call AMERICAN TABLE PAD CO, Ma
ACCOUNTANT - Social Security, income
taxes filed: books started, kept part time:
,Ss lsS3ss ssl4es LEANS LfsDhRs R ssSe se
.$iS Rhqa. 1slsHa ave, Phone pc. ,i!. i5ao;,
tbaTs. AuTo LoAss sssx n Ss5 nons nc sS
aeorsla ays Phone sH: $3.50. 49,.
service LENDERS. NC. sO2S, North
hoaSs III ERossp To Bp1p I5 FRSaf HoME viii
prepare Your @ plans. plans specifications ban HUE
.Shs0s sis H9DsoNPo4oMHc 5fs5 eSPS @ AssoGATs IA
F9Sm %H IOS Sof flf Be IN s for Debts
CCAaRLos, j, PAIINNTER: 1928 9TH St; 4.
eARa rsff the sc cpe1n! @ o o asT Sales
showroom for appliances, plumbing and
heating. at 1884 Wis. ave. NV. on August
CANNING PEACHEs-Large Elbertas ,di,-
rect from orchard, SID per bushel.
FLORIDA MARKET, 69l1 Lee hwy, Falls
minion Railroad, Routes % and eli, A.
SUCCESSFUL washington businessman.
past 80 years. automotive and Aahmes
Burner Co.. now located in Miami, would
like few clients. real estate inspections
management, personal services and sales;
best OF references J ARTHUR HARRIS
1545 NV. 53rd st, Miami 81. Fla. Phone
IMMEpp11ArE CASH for your proDs5,y, white
cox 4 CO nj 1854. RE 1888
CERTIFICATES ENGRoSSED by profess
sional script letteTins artist Address Box
35S-Y, star
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-12

matching mitts and carried an bouquet of yellow roses. Miss Carol Ann TomlinSon, & niece of the bride was train bearer. She was costumed in blue organdie. It. Comdr. Howard Neubert, this city, was best man; William B. Ganct, CPO, USN., Canaan, and L. E. Goffe, CPO, USN, Albion, N. Y, both stationed at Sands Point, L. l., ushered.
 A reception was held at the Cop per Kettle. Mrs. Howe was at tired in a blacS dress with 8 white embroidered design, black hat with pink feather, matching accessories and a corsage of pink sweetheart roses. Mrs. Keefe wore a black dress with a grey hat and match ing accessories and corsage ot orchids.
 When the couple left on a wed- ding trip, Mrs. Keefe wore black suit with black hat, matching ac- cessories and 8 corsage of orchids. Upon their return they will reside at the London Terrace Towers, 4O5 West 23d Street, New York City.
 CPO Keefe, a graduate of Wilby High School, is stationed at the Office of Research and special Inventions Division, Sands Point, L. l.. Mrs. Keefe was graduated from Monticello High School and Spencer Business College, Kings ton, N. Y. She is employed as ad- ministrative assistant in the office of International Information and Cultural Affairs, Motion Picture Division, State Department, New York City.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-12

carry 8 shower bouquet of white roses and stephanotis.
 Her maid of honor will wear an Alice blue gown, designed with 6 jersey bodice, long net sleeves and net skirt. She will wear a calot trimmed with ostrich plumes end carry Talisman roses and blue del- phinium in cascade effect. The bridesmaids will wear identical gowns as that of the maid of honor in pink, also pink calots trimmed with ostrich feathers, and carry Am erican beauty roses.
 More than 100 guests are expected to attend a reception at the Copper Kettle for 100 guests. Friends and relatives will attend from New York, Boston, Watertown, and Naugatuck-
 The couple plan a wedding trip to New York and the New England states For travelling the bride has selected a blue gabardine suit, with black accessories and hat, and 8 corsage of sweetheart roses.
 The bride is a graduate of Leaven- worth High School and trained at Waterbury Hospital School of Nairs- ing. Mir Sandblom recently was dis charged from the U. s. Army after three and a half years service in the Pacific.
 The couple will make their honns on Mill Street, Naugatuck.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-12

satin marquisette gown, with fitted bodice and long sleeves pointed at the wrist, and a full skirt. Her finger tip veil was held by beaded crown, and she carried white pompons sur- rounding an orchid.
 Mis- Frances Petlak, of Oxford, as maid of honor, wore a pink taffeta gown with cape sleeves, tight bas- que, full skirt, matching mitts and a Juliet cap of net completed her costume. She carried yellow pom pons. Mrs. Paul Pronovost of this city, as bridesmaid, wore a gown of yellow nylon, 8 tiara of net, and carried pink pompons.
 A reception for 50 guests is be- ing held at the brides home on Park Avenue, the brides mother re- ceiving in a deep green dress, black hat, and corsage of pompons.
 The bridal couple will leave on an unannounced wedding thip, the bride travelling in a hunthr green dres, topped with black coat, a black hat, and an orchip corsage.
 The bride is a graduate of Lea venworth High School. MT. Nolan is a veteran of four years in the U. S. Army, 32 months of which were spent in the South Pacific.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-12
Naugatuck Man to Marry Marion 4. Maier Today

White ctrysanthemums will dec crate the altar and the pewS of Christ Chapel this afternoon for the wedding of Miss Marion Eleanor Maier, daughter of MT. and Mrs. John R. Maier, of Melbourne Ter race, to Robert Sandblom, Nauga- tuck, son of the late MT. and Mrs. Adolph. Sandblom. The Rev. Samuel Budde will perform the four o'clock ceremony
 The bride will have as her atten- dants her three sisters, Miss Ruth Maier, as maid of honor, and Misses Elaine Maier and Barbara Maier, as bridesmaids. Axel Sandblom will serve as his brothers best man, and ushers will include Robert Anderson and Raymond Veillette.
 Escorted to the altar by her father, the bride will be attired in white gown, designed with a satin bodice ending in a peplum, full net skirt terminating in train. Other fea- lures include long sleeves termina- ting in point, and an illusion yolk embroidered with beads. A tiara of orange blossoms will hold her fin ger tip veil of illusion. She will
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-12
.St. AnnS Church Scene
 |Of Morning Bridal

Eescorted to the altar in gown of white satin and ivory net, Miss Rita Helen Dessureault, daughter of MT. and Mrs. William DeSsur- eault, of Platts Mills, this morning exchanged marriage rows with Joseph John Lombardi, son of MT. and Mrs. Frank Lombardi of An- derson Avenue. Rev. Ubald Laurion performed the g o'clock ceremony at St. Ann's Church before an altar banked with whit e chrysanthemums and palms Miss Theresa Tremaglio, soloist, and Mrs. Leona Pageot, organist.
 The wedding party comprised the brides sister, Lorraine, as maid of honor; Mrs. Adam Bosco and Miss Rose Lombardi,, as bridesmaids Carmen Lombardi, best man, and John DeSantis and John Metrilla, uSherS.
 The brides gown was designed with fitted bodice and leg omut- ton sleeves, of satin and gathered skirt of ivory net, ending in a long train The sweetheart neckline was decorted with cutwork. Her long veil of illusion was caught to a crown of seed pearls, and she car ried an arm bouquet of white roses and baby's breath.
 Miss Lorraine DeSsureault, as maid of honor, wore maize gown
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-12
.Keefe-Ho70e NubtialS Held
 Al St. CeCeHaS ChurCh

Miss Rowena Gladys Howe, of New York City, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Rollin E. Howe, of Mon ticello, N. Y., became the bride of William Harold Keefe, chief petty officer, U. s. Navy, son of MT. and Mrs. William T. Keefe of Mel bourne Terrace at g o'clock this morning at St. Cecilia's Church. The Rev. Peter Cuny officiated at the marriage ceremony and cele- brated the nuptial Mass in a set ting of palms and cut flowers.
 The bride wore a Southern Belle style gown of white marquisette fashioned with round neckline, with a ruffle from each shoulder terminating in the center of the bodice, long sleeves edged with ruffles, and full skirt terminating in a long ruffled train. He fin gertip veil of illusion fell from a tiara of orange blossoms and she carried prayer book marked with orchids and baby's breath.
 Mss Agnes Russo of Maspeth, N. Y, was maid of honor. She wore pink taffeta gown fashioned with a sweetheart neckline, short puffed sleeves, fitted bodice with peplum and full skirt. Her cos tune was complemented with matching mitts and headpiece of net and sweetheart roses and she carried an army bouquet of pink roses.
 Miss Nancy Cannon of New York City was bridesmaid. She wore turquoise blue gown styled with a sweetheart neckline, fitted l bodice, short sleeves and a full skirt. She wore yellow tiara and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-12

bouquets.
 Fred Hahn was his brothers best man. Domenic Mastro. Michael La Fave and Jack Kingsley were ush- CTS. Fred Hahn, Jr., and Robert Harlan, nephews of the bridegroom, were partners for the flower girls.
 A reception was held for more that POO at Green Street Hall, fol- lowing a dinner at the '21 Club" for members of the bridal party and immediate families. Mrs. Di- Vito received in black dress trimmed with sequins, matching hat and accessories and was assisted by the bridegroom's mother who wore Navy blue dress with matching accessories. They both wore cor sages of red roses and white pom ponS.
 When the couple left on a wed- ding trip to New York, Washing ton, D. C., ard Virginia. Mrs. Hahn were a huge suit with black ac- cessories, Kolinsky furs and cor sage of orchids. She is graduate of Wilby High School and Post Junior College. MT. Hahn, grad uate of Naugatuck High School served in the U s. Army for six years including duty in the European Theater for 36 months.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-12
Amv Veteran MnryieS Miss Isabelle C. DiVit0

Miss Isabelle Camille DiVito, daughter of MT. and Mrs. James DiVito of Third Street became the bride of Edmund Lawrence Hahn. son of MT. and Mrs. Adolph Kahn of Naugatuck at g o'clock this morning in St. Patrick's Church The Rev. Thomas Dignam ofdciated at the marriage ceremony and cele- brated the nuptial Mass in a set ting of pompons and chrysanthe- mume A program of nuptial music was presented with Mrs. Thomas Healy, organist and Mrs. Marie Murphy, soloist.
 Given in marriage by her father, the bride was attired in white satin gown fashioned with a high round neckline with 8 yoke of illu- sion, fitted bodice, long sleeves that tapered to a point at the wrist and hoop skirt of net over an under skirt of satin. Her fingertip veil of illusion fell from a crown of seed pearls and rhnestones and she carried an arm bouquet of white roses, gardenias and stephanotls centered with orchids.
 Miss Rosanne Caiazzo and Miss Judith Accetura were flower girls. They wore old fashioned gowns ot white satin with matching mltts and tiara and carried old fashioned