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Evening star., 1946-10-17
HOUSES FOR SALE.

NEW HOME 1off 18th 50, shepherd PARK Par
Nearing, completion. oeautl1ul detaenea
der'eEinat der Kitchen: PS sccu-ft gas, retsr s5a
baths, maids room, etc.; % az I1pn latest ,Se era
easSS e1siusve e"HiiSo agents. Hos Vt, ave. ME- IT..
vACANT-west Haven, det.: 1st foors liv,
5edmH din ed fR bath b sfs fs DfTsa a auto
aso' asa'' Cal Call owner: 81. o34ss ou-ls,
NICELY FURNISHED BuNGAI0w' G d;1;Ds ,oom %l1h
Kitchen and tn; foored attic with stairs;
corasr lot: $3.50, $3.50 cash dowrs
neaf pnlS 11sy mans is Really AssocTs
IpoSCj;ToMR.DENTIsT; DOC; Or $50 East Capitol St
brGS RI ooee on ssroDnd
level for professional occupancy; hrst noe, noor
has generously proportioned HVins ROOM
dining room den ama keafn 6atbs and snd arss
recreation room on third floor complete
this very attractive combination residence
ssI snd %M Se H EGF sausBs sBRass9s1s co n S
kRitk f ns ssEMDETachGp RSt5it aGfS aa sR and
sts 1o0ms pIus nice
room. MI IL baths; Al condition: Should
sell fast for S15.5oo, terms. EDWIN 1.
ELLIS; Resltor' 1o1o Vermont ave, EN-.
silver sfL e. sPRiNG Fl III BUNGALOW. close in, 5
rms. and bath, large fenced yard QUICK
Call Mr.. Allnutt, LOWERY d
POSSESSION-Near Lincoln Park, 6 lovely
rooms and bath, brick, 2 rear porches. fun
basement, gas heat, yards, immaculsts
condition; very convenient, terms. For de-
tails call till 9 pm. weekdays. Sunday.
i2 to s. VIM. CALOMIRIS PROPERTIES.
1919 18th st. NV, DI. 1855. -19
tions of Northwest Washington. 4 bed
rooms, 2 baths. oil h.-wh.; large lot: needs
some decorating. CRANE q HELAN, Real
tors. 81. 1000: ewes, FIR 6539.. LII
MUST SELL-Price substantially reduced,
owner having bought larger home. Modern
5-rm row brick in River Terrace, This
exceptionally well-kept home is like new
and has every modern feature. all-electric
kitchen. colored tile bath. beautiful noors,
Venetian blinds, Fenestra steel easement
bright basement for recre. room,
fenced rear yard with detached masonry
garage: economical upkeep beyond comparl-
son. This is bargain at $10,5O0. Cash
offers above 1st trust will be considered.
Call Mr., Barr, IL 6692, with MALCOLM.
Ho HOME 'o AND INVESTMENT. East Capitol
and 18th SITS. Sc, arranged as 3 apis.
having 3 refrigerators. 3 gas stoves, ,
baths, gas a.-c. heat, front and rear
porches. GOOD investment and home. Base
ment may be converted into store. Rents
listed as Sl32.50 a mo. Price. $4,000.
One apt. vacant. J. DALLAS GRADY y
SON. DI. 1880. sunday and ewes. Shat.
fer, Du. 1000. Ext. 621.
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
ocIQBER u 1915.
APARTMENTs WANTED Cont

TWO ADULTS, both employed, desire 2:
Ee9@ be9ore ks'hdo g. Monfr esrh hs "a 1885, s So
VETERAN lay ;tuaen. and emp smglossS Ss
Of i6sdroop apaF,Tsset sse 44s n ehi!aTsn
8. GkaDUATE es desperately needs bachelor
apt. or share with congenial young man.
PRRMASRSf Phfaa RHRsn' OFFICER wife and chill
niShed OF unfIrnished place to liye IN; 20,
1oss 19 600 cRer Pf1 m9 %ccLANaHAN hSaf N ''0
VETERAN. and bride, both empl need J.,
AM sispiS spEsPERATEWWii Fl i pay what is needed
Gs mental Gan G. Sz @d5 Rm
ATSTESTIoN-ATmy oficer stationed at
VETERAN, HET Ran w wife Ii and 2-yr.old child des-
perately need need gntuG9a M aqa5 apt or houis 0'
oSE oSH Or Or TWO BEDRooM apartment, fur
nisned Or unfurnished, TO S%lo9 % per month, nj tn
in adts Gf moeT and daushter
Cali Ho. $500 before 9 am. or after $50
Mssh AhMY s2es and studsn
GEORGETOWN Univ, desires TO rent OF SUD
let aurnshed abs Or Or 6oge Rn miles Of
Ws5hlnssqn.s WI psy sy soc d5sa per month. non.
EX-sEABEE OFFICER, separated from
family desperate for .ses sps fuI 1sfs
CT Gail ueiIfh gu 4a45. Sfihs.0H ME- HALLIDAY. Is
NEED ONE or two bedroom apt; Will
sublet: vet. wife, two daushters; urgent.
FUISi FURNISHED HE'D APARTMENT needed: bed
8 sEvERAf y; * Mf9NfHs, fS.l PAYMENT in ADVANCE
for unfurn!shed 4-room apt; NV. Wash- va.
or unfurnished apartment within reason
no children or pets. call MAI. SANDERS,
GE. 1000, Ext, sol, between SIS. go
sUBLET--sta,e Dept. officer will pay $3.50
monthly for 3--bedrm. elevator or srd. d.
5s Z RoT a's fss,hS care 1ssS
REGULAR ARMY It. col here on perma-
nent assignment desires l or bedroom,
furnished or unfurnished apartment; will
ss pay up 10 Or nv 1nic Wis sssred ana ss ea coL
WILSON, RE; 500, Ext 1895. or Ex.
DOCTORS 1t,Si i WIFE needs efhciency or j.
sD SAB dav. or aas fadsa atsr g.
YET VETERAN M sTuDEST azS1 d deslres M @ room tur-
Rlasfe aANpEz, zpl AD IN aS sp pm Shh'oN
sUBLET OR RENT, or 8 months, from
baby. G. S. HiMAN, MI. 1925. after
IN weekdays; y any any TIME Sat; or sun: 10
ters or apartment, furnished or unfn5-
Rtshsoi week ends IS and eveninss En- i59s s3
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

WASHINGTON FOR NEW YORK AREA
Lovely 2-b.r. unfurn. apt, best location
NV, for l or 2 b.r: unfurn. apt, N. Z. or
suburbs. Box 127-M. Star. ls'
NEW YORK FOR WASH.-Modern Groom
apartment in East sos, for 1,bedroom
apartment, Washington or vicinity Box
HAVE 4-RM. APT. on N. Side. of Chicago
to exchange for 2-bedroom apt, in Wash
ington or vicinity. Box 99-M. Star. g.
WASHINGTON for New York c61Gren Gtg 4-T% for
3 or Arm. apt. furnished or unfurnished;
pref. Manhattan. Phone DE. 0o64 sfter
S.l6 pm. ~
COUPLE. expecting child. want 1 or 2 bed
room cheerful apt: will EXCHANGE roomy
2-bedroom apt. Dupont Circle section;
suitable employed people. NO. 541S: 20.
DESIRABLE Washington D. c. apt. for apt
or house in New Haven, Conn.,, area. SH
WILL EXCHANGE 5-room apartment. in
Richmond, Va, for 4-5 room apartment or
house, Washington area tn IA so1s solsiv ds 1s.
thedral section, wonderful loo, excel.
transp; elevator. SHOWER, tele.; exchange
for furn. house; prefer NV. Wash. OR.
9166. -1S
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APT. HOUSES FOR SALE

GEO. H. WILLIAMS CO.-Westover. g.
unit brick apt. house. each apt. has .liv.
bath, l bedrm.; apts rent for $54 per
month: owner now realizing approx. 16qo
on investment. This apt. house is truly
GEO. H. WILLIAMS CO.-Four. Aunt
apt. houses in Suitland Manor for sale
at TE times annual rental; also 21-unit
apt. in Brookland showing go return on
investment. Kopit, Elk. $685.. lis
81, 800 CASH; move in now: near Pa. ave.
and 4th s.e.-3 completely furn. apts.,
baths, refgrS., auto. heat and h. w.; yards.
Owner will finance. TR. 444b.
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HOUSES EXCHANGED.

EXCHANGE 4-BEDROOM HOUSE for l.
bedroom apt Phone SH. -9464. -l7.
WEST CHEVY CBAsE-New 6-rm. and 2
bath home wiz exchange for small row
house S. s. BROWN. Ma. 5740. 30
SELL my small modern home on acre.
center of Falls Church; exchange TO party
occupying 2-bedroom apartment, good To-
cality, Alexandra or GEORGETOWN. g to
M Falls Church 1899. is.
same Washington Call MA. 2740, Room
hO4 II not there leave message. 1s'
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-sE. and s.w

26Of BRANCH AVE. S.E-Lovely rm., mr.
shower. refined man, restricted neighbor-
hood of beautiful homes, S36. AT. 0S51.
sos eth ST S.W.-2 double rms, private
home; prefer gentlemen: $40 week. EX.
3sss $sss R ST. s.E.-rurn large double rm.
with screened porch, next to bath, cont
hot water. unlim. telephone, in Diet. home,
$40 per mo. AT. 1928. -l7
front, excel furn., plenty heat and INV.
unlin. phone; $3.50 90. Ewes. TR. e725
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ROOMS FURNIsHEn-Northeas

ROOMS FURkIsHEn-NoFtheast.
17Oe LYMAN PL. N.E;;-Nicely furn. dou-
ble-bed rm for refined empl. couple, near
Bladens: I'd. husline, 500 mo Ifs.
1929 18th PL. N.E-Double room. twin
beds. private bath, $50 each per month.
MI. 1928. is
65ie EARLY ST. N.E.-Furnished sleeping
THE SHAMROCK INN, sos East Capitol st.
Doubles and triples, 81 week up. FIR.
977S. %"
newly furn., newly decorated room, single
bed. large closet; triple. S25. double, 500
sai3 FRANKLIN ST. NE, nr. Catholic Uni
ysrsty;;Twin-sed rm breakfast apd layn; sns
1900 BRENTWOOD RD., NE. = Double
room, twin beds: convenient to transp.
SIS ea. per wk. NO 455s after $50 pm.
1853 OATES ST. N.E.-single room for
gentleman, SO week or SO mo: DI, 1853.
COLORED 521O BLAINE ST. = Double
room, comfortably furn., for persons:
no cooking; SIS wk. each. FIR. 1888 after
s pm. lis
CoLORED-41Is HAYES ST. NE; girl to
share rm. with another girl; twin beds and
nVt kit S6 week -1T
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HOUSES FURNISHED

FURNISHED COTTAGE within committing
distance of D c. or Annapolis; 4 rms,
bath Ice inclosed porch, all modern in
rent because of illness; $50 mo. Call West
River 2S-F-l3. IL
5 BEDRMS., 3 BATHS: lge. liv. rm., PIC
ture- window view of Potomac; available
Nov 1st $500. 2429 Chain Bridge rd.
u " Call EX. 2420. Ext. 320.
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COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.

ST; 81; T. pea. sio.5s: i, is,ucEwheat. ss.7s:
Ps ssa sgs steve soi 81 20 20
me. Htas effi ME syi5a s525. BLUE AiDaA ooAh w.
WOoD, oak, hickory. S22 cord; mixed, $40;
seasoned; immediate delivery. L. s.
FIREPLACE WOOD, Is in. or "a in.
lengths. well seasoned. delivered. Call THE
E6H gpf n6RE & FoR Y2R day MoSEY Il nh x
seasoned 1905 hardwood. For fireplace
wood, call the WOOD MAN. ST.. 271a.
FIREPLACE WOOD, delivered all hours,
S1S cord dumped. S21 stored within 20
IT; also kindling wood. WILSON WOOD
CO.. Elk. OO6S. 10
STOVE OR FIREPLACE wood for sale:
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED tcont.

bedrm' ant. in clover Park for 2-bedroom
RgYGHMoND agtj 5SD' FOR WASHINGTON - Desir.
able groom and bath apt in Richmond TO
exchange for apt or house near Washing
ton a. RE $500. Ext. 1920
NEW YORK FOR WAsH.-Loyely 2nbsrd- r
rm. liv rm kit and bath unfurn., JACK
son Hts for similar apt. NV Wash !:
child MR.. LOGSDON, Dl. 2S0s gays
RA 1890 after m. ID
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUsE-A few yacan-
cies for girls in this popular guest house
LIZ New Hampshire ave; NV, 10
GIRLS-Excellent food, home-like atmos-
COLONY CLUE. sO3e N sT. NW.-Re-
fined young lady to share room with an
other lady. Large. bright room, nice en-
yironmentr convenient transp9rtatn,oo91 no1
1914 1eth ST. Nw.-Men only, share
celient transp.. S47.5O mo. -21
DOUBLE ROOM, $50 each. with board
21o7 s. st. NV: also 2 rooms; girl to share
ELDERLY PERSON to live in pvt. home
good. transp. Il blk of bus), conv. To-
Gated: $50 a week. 81. 5O74. II
1i06 18th ST. N.W.-Vacaneies for two
young men In near future. nice home, conv.
located. MRS r E% X. MI. 5774. --22
w9naR WaRRiEh also MI 5m S5e sace
share home; will furnish private room and
board; reference necessary; nearby Mary
land Sass 81! UN .yi aTs2 ixw-nons,s 90 -oor,
also triple room; s41 per person; "a
boarding house; double rooms for girls,
maid service; running water in room.
GIRLS, social workers, room on Ken
nedy is being held. Contact GE- 1888 i'm
%sais'trIR 1sss Park Rp. Nw.-Roommate for
man; large double room: excellent meals
S45 month Call MI. 2e52. -l9
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

WANT, OCT. 90. man. 81, studious sim
gle rm. S25, II meals $50; walking dis
tance 11th and Pa: need room for book
case, chair, desk: warm In winter. Box
22l-M Star 81
MECHANIC, middle-aged. sober, desires
room and board in quiet home Phone
service essential; best references. Box
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APARTMENTS UhFuRhlsHEp.

WILL RENT spacious 1-bedroom. living
room. entrance hall. kitchen, dinette and
bath apt. in modern NV. apartment build
dren or pets. So. so per mo. including
all Utilities. 1904 Upshur st. NV, ia,
TWO OFFICES that may be used by men
as apt 500. Right downtown, no
transp., shower bath 1925 K St NV 30
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Cattle ond LIVE STOCK.

HORSES boarded and eroomed. tie stall,
S35 month. PL. O246 between 2 and 8
A-BRED MARE. good riding and jumping
a m. and IL noon; pm and pm. II S
MARE, 5-year-old, thoroughbred, Sherris
Lse,, vinnsr July IL, II interestedi d
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ROOMS WANTED.

REFINED YOUNG LADY needs room with
pvt bath, pvt. entrance, Zone IL or IL,
Nov /. Box 3O4M. Star. 17'
QUIET, refined businesswoman wishes sgle;
room with light kitchen PRIVILEGES, or will
share small apt; NV. preferred. Box
GOVT. EMPLoYE would like a lge single
room with h: and c. running water IN rm: /;
unfurn. or Ink. rm. pref. Box 32l.M.
FURNISHED single room. quiet, comfort
able, prefer private gentle home, NV. sec
ton Box 324-M, Star. 20'
WANTED, l or furn. rooms, suitable for
couple with 3-year-old child; Ink: privi-
leges preferred. but not essential If rooms
near restaurant or transp. Call MAJOR
JONES. RE. 800, Ext. $3.50. till 5:15 pm.
WO. 1740 after 8 pm. -1S
GENTLEMAN desires furnished single room,
clean ,,s quiet; shower Located pref near
GENTLEMAN WISHES furnished room or
bachelor apartment no other roomers.
Address Box 317-M. Star.
LADY DESIRES quiet. comfortable room
for week, Oct. 21-26; vicinity Glover Park
preferred. HAYES. WO. 1923 after g. 19'
CHEMICAL ENGINEER and Maryland Uni
yersity student desire furnished room. twin
beds. in ne. section. Call UN. 2305. 2O-
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

steam cleaner, with or with
out operator: by day, week or month
sTEEM KLEENERS. WA. 3619. 20
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APARTMENTS SUB. WANTED.

ANDREWS FIELD OFFICER will pay any
price several months in advance Tor
unfurnished house or apt, bedrms., ex-
cellent references, care guaranteed. LU.
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POULTRY and EGGS
FARM and GARDEN.

GLENDALE TURKEY FARM has young
tender turkeys. We kill to order. Bowie
2G44 or SH. 1924. ~
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REFRIGERATOR. servel, keroseanyes; e-cqq;77
REFRIGERAToR Ri! fnssifni eSaosP DISPLAY CASES. t.
S125; also q it. with compressor, S2S5.
REFRIGERATIoNmFor REfIR stores and cafes;
boxes, coils, compressors, motors; also
s9S boxes rebuilt BE- Be si6
RESTAURANT FIxTUREs-s oak booths,
s eountes E.. 10 reg eSreb
REsTAURANT R EouIpMENT-No. R.w Colt
as paee diaTffssa Da fsish zL
RoAsTEER' eyna eWyneastinshouse' electric. $76'
RUG, SHe gray ray iUS Bieelow broadloom. for pat
RUGS (2), Anglo Persian, 9x12; one S75,
ene , $50, a, 6627 18th st; nv: .,,., mn
RUGS, Oriental new, Harez, 9x12, :S295;
also Persian scatter sizes, many kinds,
Chinese eafh All szes saa 4Gs 18Th ST.
RUGs---9x12 atone green and pad, $50;
sxl5 blue series tTist aaa pad, $780,
RUGS, Persian, Sx10, 9x!2. 10xl4, and
TOWN ARTcRAPTii AFT sso4 a,t; 2 St: ny NV; hh7 Il.
SAW, DeWait, h.p. 16 in, has seen very
itti" use. Pleasant 0401, bet. am. and
SAXOPHONES, used Conn alto. S125; used
Committee model alto. $3.50; new Martin
Committee model tenor $3.50 cases in
cluded. Terms. National 1923. JORDAN
PIANO CO., 1015 eth st. NV. -1S
SEWING MACHINES. Just received 12 re-
built Singer consoles. look and run like
new; also portable. electrics, 500. 80 and
1924 Ga. ave. Silver Spring. -1s
SEWING MACHINE. Singer. treadle, per-
feet order. Machines rented, repaired.
1897 Conn ave. EN-. 4244
SEWING MACHINES-Portables and con-
soles now going on the floor, this weeks s
supply: first come: nrst served AMEEIs ri .
Wis. ave-, WI. 1882. -lS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-28
Miss Virginia Scott, Frederick Campbell United in Morrioqe

At the Second Congregations Church on Sunday, the Rev. D1 John Curry Walker, pastor united in marriage Miss Virginia Margaret, Scott, daughter ot MT. and Mrs. Ralph A. Scott, Gaffney Place, and Frederick H. Campbell, son of Mrs. Antoinette Campbell, Freeport, III.
 The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore white satin and net gown, with train, fingerttp veil caught to a crown of seed pearls, and carried red and white roses.
 Attending the couple were Miss Dolores Begley, as maid of honor, Mrs. Ellsworth Leach, Oakville, bridesmaid, Charles w. Campbell was best man and Ellsworth Leach ushered.
 Following a reception for 30 guests at the Scott home, the couple left for a wedding trip to Lake George, the Adirondacks, Lake Champlain and Rutland, Vt. The bride, Wilby High School gradu- ate, travelled in a pastel blue gown with white accessories. MT. Camp bell is a graduate of Freeport High School. He and his bride will reside at 53 Gaffney Place.
 Guests from New Jersey, Illinois and Poughkeepsie, N. Ys attended the wedding.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-28

bons. The bridesmaids gowns will be similarly fashioned with bodices of blue satin and blue jersey with full skirts of net, and they will car- " colonial bouquets like that of the maid of honor, tied with pink rib- bonS.
 A reception will be held at the Harwinton Town Hall parlor for about 75 guests. When the couple leave for their wedding trip the bride will wear a powder blue dress and white hat with navy blue and white accessories and a corsage of Rosalind roses. They will reside in an apartment at the home of the bride in Harwinton.
 An overseas veteran, MT. Wilson is a graduate of the Thomaston High School and is employed at Seth Thomas Clocks. His bride is also graduate of the local high school and is employed at Seth Thomas Clocks.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-28
GeneUieUe Gerace Becomes Bride Of Veteran

Thomaston, June 28-Miss Gene vieve Gerace, daughter of MT. and Mrs. A. Gerace of Lebanon, Pa., be- came the bride of Edward T. Sa- wicki, son of MT. and Mrs. Samuel Freidman of Main Street, Saturday morning at St. Mary's Church, Le- banon. The nuptial Mass was cele- brated by the pastor, the Rev. Law ley.
 Mrs. Joseph Cabello of Phila- delphia attended her sister as matron of honor. Another sister, Miss Christina Gerace of Leba- non, and Mrs. Mary Felladore of ThomaSton, sister of the groom, were bridesmaids. Anthony Ge- race, brother of the bride, was best man and guests were ushered by S.. Rupinski of Terryville, Joseph Sa- wicki of Thomaston, brother of the groom, and Joseph Cabello of Phil- adelphia, brother-in-law of the bride.
 A wedding breakfast was served at the Lebanon Country Club and reception followed at the home of the brides parents. :
 MT. Sawicki is afflliated with his father in the Thomaston Electrical Appliance Shop on East Main Street. He was discharged from the army last March after six years service.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-28
Shirley Viger
 Feted at Shower

Rev. Thomas McGarry, of St. Magdalene's church today united in marriage Miss Shirley Viger, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Henry Viger, Edith Street, Oakville, and Robert O'Connell, son of MT. and and Mrs. William O'Connell, of Falls Avenue, Oakville.
 The bride, given in marriage by her father, was dressed in powder blue street length crepe dress, matching accessories, and a white hat. She wore corsage of gar deniaS.
 Miss Alice Massicotte, as brides maid, wore a pink crepe dress with white accessories, white Dutch bon net, and white roses.
 A wedding breakfast for the im- mediate families was held at the brides home. Mrs. Viger received in gown of Blue crepe with white accessories. The bridegroom's $ mother also wore blue gown.
 MT. O'ConneN served two and one-half years in the Navy and attended Leavenworth High School. The bride is a graduate of Water town High School. Upon their re- turn from an unannounced we'd ding trip, the couple will reside on Edith Street, Oakville.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-28
Couple Observe 

MT. and Mrs. Thomas Brophy of Baldwin Street celebrated their 28th wedding anniversary with a family dinner Wednesday night at the Weather Vane in Hamden. MT. Brophy is exalted ruler of the Waterbury Elks.
 The coupe are the parents or two sons, Thomas Brophy, Jr. a student at Hobert College, Geneva, N. Y, who recently was discharged from the Army after three years service including overseas duty for two years, and Robert Brophy, who was graduated from Crosby High School last week.
 Those attending were MT. and Mrs. Leo Coleman. MT. and Mrs. Vincent Barnes, Vincent Barnes. Jr., Thomtas E. Brophy, Jr., and Robert L. Brophy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-28
Contract Bridge

Winners in the closing Thursday afternoon tournament held under the direction of Mrs. William Mey- CTS of Hinsdale Avenue were Mrs. Joseph Reilly and Mrs. Aaron Ja- cohson, 210h; Mrs. Roger Peabody and Mrs. Charles Bertuccio 1902 Topscorers in the session were Mrs. Reilly and Mrs. Jacobson 281a; and Mrs. Clifford Evitts and Mrs. Ger ard Marcil, 2312.
 Those attending the Monday and Thursday night sessions of the Cor nell Bridge Club, under the direc- tion of Mrs. John Moriarty, en- joyed a banquet at Waverly Inn last night.
 Winners were: North and south, Mrs. James zarella and Miss Louise Del Buno, 585; and east and west, MT. and Mrs. Clifford Slator, 59O.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-28
Roger Morcoux Weeds Torrinoton Girl

Roger Marcoux, son of MT. and Mrs. Clifford Marcoux, Vermont Street, and Miss Viola Carbone, Torrington, were married Wednes- day morning at o'clock at St. Peters Church in Torrington.
 The bridal party comprises Miss Helen Carbone, Norman Marcoux, and ushers Primo Cali and AL phonse Carbone.
 The bride, a graduate of the Torrington High School and the Waterbury Hospital School of Nursing. wore a green and white linen dress with white accessories and a corsage of orchids, when the couple left for a wedding trip through the New England States and Canada. The bridegroom grad uated from Leavenworth High School and recently was discharged from the Navy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-28
Stanley Levin Weeds Hartford Girl

Rabbi Abraham J. F'eldman of Temple Beth Israel, Hartford, uni- ted in marriage on Sunday, Miss Lois Janet Levin, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Herman Levin, West Hartford, and Stanley Lewis Le- win, son of Joseph G. Levin, Will low Street, and the late Mrs. Levin.
 The ceremony was performed in the garden of the brides parents.
 Miss Levin was given in marriage by her father and was attended by Mrs. James c. Lunt,. Bound Brook, N. J., 8 former Wellesley College classn1ate, as 1natron of honor; an- other clasSmate, Miss Barbara Hulse, New Haven, Miss Sylvia Kop- plenann, West Hartford and Miss Mona Troub, Mount Vernon, N. Y., were bridesmaids and niece, Su- san Levin flower girl. Walter N. Levin was the best man for his brother. Guests were llshered by Jo- seph Dansker and William N. Green, Waterbury, cousins of the bridegroom, and Dr.. Monroe B. Levin and Richard Levin, West Hartford, the brides brothers.
 Miss Levin was attired in a boClf- fant slEirted organdie gown, an it. fusion veil arranged from 8 Juliet cap of lace and carried white roses and stepfianotis. Her attendants all wore yellow eyelet marquisette frocks. The matron of honor car- ried blue delphinirlm and yellow pansies, the bridesmaids, dolphin iums and the flower girl, a colonial bouquet of yellow pansieS.
 Following the ceremony, a re- ception for 200 guests was held. The couple are on a wedding trip to Canada, and will reside. in Water bury upon their return.
 MT. Levin, an alumnus of Gov- erlor Drummer Academy, South Byfield, Mass, Amherst College, and the Harvard University Law School, served with the Copper Re- covery Division of the War Pro- duction Board in New York and Washington, D. c. during the war. He is now connected with the East ern Film Laboratories. His bride, a graduate of Wellesley College, class of 194S, has been employed by the Social Security Board, Washington, D. C., and the Connecticut Post war Planning Board, Hartford.