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1 Personal = SOCIAL A CTIVITIES^=^ Weddings \
Women's Club Federation
Arranges Gathering Here
Mrs. John h. Oeist, of Cheshire,
third vice-president of the Con
necticut Federation of Women's
chibs, will be the chairmen for the
annual convention which will be held
at The Elton, on May 19 and 30. As
sisting Mrs. Oeist as co-chairman
will he Miss Kmlly Hartland, of
Woodbuiy, who will be In charge of
Church Sodality To
Hold Irutallation
Miss Wanda Ollna, chairman of
the arrangements committee, will
officiate at the Installation of Miss
dances Brovlck as president of the
Children of Mary Sodality of St.
Stanislaus Kostke church. The In
stallation at a dinner-dance at
Suoezo's Inn on Wednesday evening.
Other officers arc: vice-president,
Miss Henrietta Kosakowskl; re
cording secretary, Miss Wanda
nilna; financial secretary, Miss
Agnes Nledslalkowskl; treasurer,
Miss Catherine Droznlk.
Assisting Miss Ollna on the ar
rangements committee are Misses
Irene May, Bertha Mrozltislca and
Mamie Orenlck.
Miss Evelina Pierce, headmistress
of the Man tern school, Dobbs
Perry, N. Y„ was honored at a tea
given Friday afternoon by Mr*.
Marihall William* and Mr*. J.
I height Dana of New Haven. Pre
siding at the tea table were Mrs.
George H. Nettleton and Mrs. Ed
ward Spalding, president of the New
Haven Dobbs association. Guests
lnoluded a group of people Interested
In the school. During her stay In
New Haven Miss Pierce Is the house
gueet of Mrs. Williams. Mrs. Nettle
ton also entertained at a luncheon
for Miss Pierce and a few members
of the Dobbs Alumnae association,
local guests who attended the tea
were Mrs. Orton P. Camp of Itan
dolph avenue, Mrs. Frank K. Eng
lish of Hecond avenue, Mrs. Howley
W. Phillips of Church street. Mrs.
Kdson I). Hitchcock of Columbia
boulevard and Mrs. Leavenworth
P: Sperry of Buckingham street.
Miss Tula Kxarhou of Willow
street was hostess at a party given
Friday evening. A musical program
was enjoyed. Dancing was also en
joyed and refreshments were served.
Those attending were: Miss Gorme
lina Florlo, Mario Guerrera, Helen
A ruck. Patrick Itossl, this Doyle,
DMnenlc Jllcoardl, Helen Jamclr,
Call Henry. Monica Aruck, -AI
Castas, Rosalie I/ongo, Michael
Kxarhou and Mr. and Mrs. Walter
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Uie program, and Mr*. Forest C. Pur
In ion, of Waterbury, In charge of
hoateiMo.
Convention mm Ion* will be held
In the ballroom of the hotel, but the
Junior* will meet at the Waterbury
Women’* club. Mr*. Frederick C.
Marggraff, president of the Water
bury Women'* club, will be chair
man of the banquet which 1* planned
for Wedneaday evening, May 10. Mr*.
Frederick Tonlno, of the Naugatuck
Women'* club la to be chairman of
decoration*
Mr*. John D. Coomb*, of the
Woodbury Women’* club I* chair
man of trie platform committee and
Mr*, George E, Oould, 6f the
Cheshire Women'* club will be In
charge of the usher* and chairman
of the tea which the five neighbor
ing club* will give at the Waterbury
Women'* club on Wednesday, May
10. Exhibit* will be In charge of the
Waterbury club.
The theme of the convention will
be “Truth Shall Met Thee Free", Mi**
Florence L. Sutton, of Greenwich,
state president, will preside.
Ml** Rose Bartollnl, Mis* Flora
Rartollnl, Mr*. Nellie Merlux/,1 nnd
Mrs. Lena Batt!*tonl were hos
tesses at a greenback and linen
shower given Irf honor of Mis* Ada
Uarlollnl who Is to be married to
Halvalorn Merlustssl on Feb, 4th.
Those present were Hantlna Haltag
lla, Josephine Ballafllla, Anna Ven
Lurlnl, Ollda Baalle, Joscephlne
Naro, Mrs. Naro, Leonora Vlgano,
Mrs. Prlmo Paslnl, Mrs. Anna Hap
plo, Mrs. A. Facundlnl, Vlnccnw)
Parlo, Mildred Hclarrn, Mrs. Nich
olas Morla, Mr*. Musso, Mrs. K
Antonclll, Mr*, fluga/.xlno, Mrs. It.
Torsanl, Mr*. IJracoccato, Mary
Grlckls, Knl* liartollnl, Flora Har
tollnl, Mrs. J. Cardinals, Mr*. L.
Halnnno, Alda Leonardo.
Mrs. M. ftaMtelll, Mary Tronetta,
Mrs, C. Ilurglo, Mrs. O. Burglo, Mrs,
H. Hpaila, Mrs. Kimna Quatt.rocchl,
Gertrude Hosa. Eleanor Jullano,
Mary Mazzarella, Molly Burnma,
Lucia Hlca, Mrs. Anna Lang, Hetty
Mftgtall, Mrs. Fhllomena Marchla
nl, Hanta Hosco, Mrs. Acquarlelll,
Mrs, G. Meyers, Mrs. M. Mnnnello,
Mrs. P, Pannonc, Mrs. Nellie Mer
luzzl, Mrs. M. Venesslano, Mrs. P.
Hcrnabe, Mrs. If. Carlslo, M. Paz
zallnl, Mrs. George, Mrs. E. Cola
santo, Mrs. H. Ouzzardl, Theresa
Guzwtrdl, Mrs. M. Pal,lane, Mrs,
Pelllno, Mrs. I). Hartollnl, Miss It.
Hartollnl, Mrs, M. Guerrera, Mrs.
L. Orslnl, Mrs, H. Farad, Mrs. V
Pazzlllnl, E, Pazzagllnl, Mrs, Alhlna
Mardils.nl, Mrs. C. Clncogrona, Mrs.
P. Urhandll, Mrs. L. Haanplnl, Mrs.
veccblo, Mix. HaUrlll, Minn It. Bat
trill, Aipien Bpardonn, I tour DIBIa
nlo, Ilohn Purr, l4*im Bclamcla, M.
SSurica, Mrn. N. Blanco, Mrn. J. Hun
tora, Mrn. Brololcchl, Mr*. Daniel
Tarullo, Mix. Blur I tin I, Ooneentlna
i Banguodolcr, Jennie Mlgliero.
Mr*, Fannin Ceddla, Mr*. Alber
to, Mr*. J, Trnpunwo, Mr*. Falaonr,
Mr*. Napolltano, Claudia Napollta
no, Mr*, G, IJlMuz/lo, Mr*. I,. Vac
carclla, Mr*. M. Znppiillu, Jennie
Bllanclonl, Mr*, dene J.oonollo,
HaiiUnu Polldoro, Kllaibrth llcrar
dl«, Beatrice Benedettl, Mr*. Ola
Dlrnlll, Mr*. Anna Bartollnl, Mr*,
K. Cialll, Gottentta Donnell*, Mr*.
Minina Banllr, Mr*. Klvlra Pepe,
,Tann Bllanclonl, Mrn. C, Tern), Mr*.
M. Mannnllo, Mr*. I,, Butl.lntnnl,
Ml'*, A. Freni, Ml*. J. Kpiulit, Jennie ,
Hantora, Mrn, P. Vaccarelll, Mrn. N.
Tarullo, Anuellno Petroeelll, Frau
en* Carprntlnr, Mr i, Porraw.lnl, Mrn.
D, Craplno, Mr*. J. Zaccaren, Ml**
D. Honlelll, Mrn. O. Fappulla, Mr*.
C. (lain, Mrn, K. Oala, C. Vanllr,
Mrn. P. Daddona, Itonn Famllnl,
H. I<oii*o, V. Valvo, Mr*. Del men,
Mr*. A. liartollnl.
Tllnr** mi the part of many mem
ber* of tlm Waterbary Bunlne** and
Profrnnlonal Women'* club ha* re
niilted In the cancellation of a
niippnr meeting, planned for tonight.
Announeeinniil. of the eanenllatlon
wan made by Mr*. Ferdinand Bach
man.
A card party la ncheduled for the
club room Wednewday afternoon.
Mrn. Bertrand Pike will bn hontene.
Plans Banquet
MRS. FRF.IIKKICK C. MAROORAFF
Mrc, Mai'Kiit/f will be In flitnyr of the banquet to be held In conjunction
with the inenlliiK of the Htitle Federation of Women'll club which will
held In thin city.
Plainville Teachers
Plan Dinner Dance
The annual dinner dance of the
Plulnville Teacher*' club will be
held at Wovcrly Inn In Cher.hlrc on
Friday evening, February 12th, Hcv
eral local realdenta are member* of
the fuculltlcn of the Plainville
(tchooln. They Include: Mlaneii Mae
Reilly, Mary Corden, MuigurcL
Htevena, Kll/abeth Hulllvan, and
Adelaide Millard an well un Joncph
Huron and Lehman MoelTler.
Engagements
KNOX-MI.IUIU.H
Mr. and Mrx. Frederick II. Mer
reln of Hartford announced Uin en
gagement of their daughter, Minn
I,ronIce K. Merrelfi, to Mr. Iloberl
C. Knox. Jr., non of Mr. and Mrn.
Robert C. Knox or Hartford during
a email tea at their home Saturday
afternoon,
Minx Merrelx wan graduated from
the Oxford xchool and attended
Hmlth college, She In a member of
the Junior l.eugur and the Cotil
lion club. Mr. Knox prepared for
college at the Taft ncliool and wan
graduated from Yale unlvernlty In
1035. He lx onnocluted In the Innur
nnee bunlnenn with hlx father 111 the
Robert O. Knox agency of Hartford.
HINOI-K—WYI/IK
Mr. and Mrn. J, Albert Wylie of
Htllen ntreet announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Vivian
Htella to William Mingle, Jr„ non ol
Mr. and Mrx. Willlnm Mingle of
Hylvan avenue.
TWINM PAKM HQ-YKAIl MARK
Norwalk, O, (UP) The With
birthday eelr.bratlon of Mrx. A. It
Illation and I,. I,. Kellogg, twin*,
did not eome an a ntii'firlno to Nor
walk folk, Their family In famoun
for longevity. Marlin Kellogg, their
grandfather, died In 1HU2 at the age
of 100.
CONTRACT BRIDGE
lly WM. U. McKISNNKV
Hci rrUry of tho Amrrloon Hrlflge L«agu«
Limit* Trump Low* — Declarer, wlUi Four-Four Divlnlon,'
Make* Contract by Cureful IliuullInK <»f
111m Control Car<lM
A trump null divided four curd*
lit ouch hand In the Joy of niont ex
pert bridge playero, to id often they
uo to great length* III the bidding
to dlxeover mieh a xlluatlon. If, how
ever, there lire four trunipn In each
hand and two honor* are mInning,
the handling of llie combination to
be wire to limit the lonn to a alugle
trick rerpiIren careful play.
Thin In (he nltuatlon In todayV,
hand, with the added complication
that declarer han been forced t<*
ruff the third trick.
The bidding refjulren no particu
lar comment. When North gave a
fr*» mine after Went'* overcall,
Mouth felt Jiwtlflad In looking for
a mhorter road to game, although
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hand If ho did. Declarer played the
ten and the nine dropped from the
Went hand.
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trumpfl and only ouearrglharfKthht
lowed, leaving Rest with the high
trump, and only one trump re
maining In the dummy. But Rant
could cash only his good trump and
the rest of the tricks were won by
declarer.
Had Hast played the queen or
Jack, South would have won with
the king and*re-entrred the dummy
with a diamond to lead another j
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St. Ann a Society
Installs Officers
The liwUillatlmi of officer* of Si.
Ann* church noddy wwi held on
Thmnday evenlni<. The oeremonleu
were followed by h banquet crle
brelliiK the fifth ainilver*ary of the
society. I lev. Mbit Id I.jiurlou and flev.
ficrtrnnd Parent were honored
KueflU. The newly Irmlulled officer*
are: president, Phllllppe Vachon;
vice-prewldenl, Arinund Cluertln;
secretary, Mrn, Alma flredow; a/salr.
lulil, eeereliiry, Mina Helen flredow;
Ireumirer, Mie.a Marie CiervaU;
nr,,'il,".1.11111. l.renaiiTr, Walter Valler
and and oritanld, Mian Marie Mor
rot.
Couple Entertain At
Anniversary Dinner
Mr. mill Mrn. Edward f.nwlnr of
Hniithiuayd rood entertained ut a
turkey dinner at Ihelr home recent
ly, the occanlon beliiK her llHIi wed
dliiK annlverkary. The couple were
prrncntcd with many Klfln Including
it table lamp, Thone prenerit were;
Mr. and Mrn. John L, Dnvlcn, Mr.
and Mrn. ltd win Barth, Mr. and
Mrn. Joneph Soloclun, Mr. and Mrn.
Edmund Conway, Mrn. It. Conway,
Hr., Mr, and Mrn. Krunk l.awlnr.
Olive Aditirin, Winifred Oavlcn,
Thomun Hughen. Hubert and WII
11am Holoclotin, ltdward, Jack and
Hetty f,awlor and Mr. and Mrn.
ltdward I,aw lor.
mi »ui oh
At HtriHt..
without doiilng. ’
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Study Groups Of
League Gather
Member* of the local League of
Women Voter* will meet tomorrow
a lernoon at the Mattaluck Hi*,
to.-lcal noclety building for the pur
poae of Ntudylng proponed legl*|*.
lion Involving equalization plan*, the
teacher*' retirement fund and tcach
rn* training. Mr«, Frank V. Mc
Kvoy ha* been choacn to lead the
di*cu«*loti.
Wednenday morning a group of
tne local league will meet with Mr*
David P. Oalne* at the hi* tor leal
aoclety building to atudy reciprocal
trade agreement* and Thuraday
morning another group will meet at
the home of Mr*. Roger Hprrry of
Pine atreet, to dlactwi the pure food
and drug act*. Mr*. E. H. Davl* will
lead tho dl*cti**lon.
Friday afternoon at the Historical
aoclety building another group. Ird
by Mr*. W. A. Arnelung, will *tudy
the child labor nmeniiment, per
manent reglatratlon and civil *crv
Ice.
Coming Events
JANUAUY
Jan. 20—Community forum, Wo
men'* club auditorium.
Jon. 28- Scotch night entertain*
tnnnt by Guild of the South Ind
ent tad church,
•tan, 27-Annual Catholic Action
dinner. The Elton.
January 211 American tcgtoif
Auxiliary birthday party at Hotel
Klton,
J*n. 29 - fiPKa Hlclllanu auxiliary
dinner-dance, The Klton.
Jan. 29—Concordia Mumjuc, Buck
ingham hall.
January 30 Elizabeth l)IHIIve:;tro
lodge dinner dance at Hotel Klton
Jan. 30-Town Plot A O. Dance
outer, at Second church forum.
January 30- Town Plot A, c.
dunce at Mount Carmel Community
Ifouae.
PKIlRUAHY
Peb. 0.—Dinner dance by HU,
Peter and Puuiv. Recreation uhho
clatlon at Three Cupti Inn, Meriden
Pelt. 8—Northfleld club dinner,
The Klton.
I''eb. ft— Pol Icemen'« Biennial ball,
Hlate armory.
Peb. 0—Mthuanlan I. P. club din
ner. Nrmuuufl hall.
Pel). 9—"Clotitcred"- Motion pic
ture Walerbury Council Catholic
Women HLrand theater.
Peb. 10—Yale-Dartmoull debate,
Women'a club.
Peb. 10—f.ravenworth A. A. car
nival. Wllby liluh r.chool.
Committees Named For
Notre Dame Dinner Meet
Additional commit tow have beau
appointed to take charge of the ar
rangement* for the dinner meeting
of the Notre Dame Alumnae which
la to be held on Tueaday evening
Couple Honored At
Anniversary Party
Mr. and Mr*. Edward Cramer or
Falrlawn avenue were aurprlaed
by a boat of their friend* and rela
tive* recently In celebration of
their 28th wedding annlveraary.
The gueat* Included Mr. and Mr*.
Edward Kunde, Mr. and Mr*. Ed
gar Kunde. Mr. and Mr*. Norman
Kunde, Mr. and Mr*. Rudolph
Folgrnann, Mr. and Mr*. William
Cramer. Mr. and Mr*. Frederick
Cramer, Jr„ Mr. and Mr*. Floyd
(loodwln, Mr. and Mr*. Frederick
Cramer, Hr., Mr. and Mr*. Hen
ry Lelbeck, Mr. and Mr*. Edward
Franck, Mr. and Mr*. Otto Haa*e,
Mr. and Mr*. I<oul*e Pelnlt/., Mr.
and Mr*. Han* Wllliaun. Mr. and
Mr*. Albert Hummel, Mr. and Mr*.
Max Klexnllng, Mr. and Mr*. Al
bert Oroetisenbacl), Mr. and Mr*.
Richard Oroetmibach, Mr. and
Mr*. Paul Rechenbcrg, Mr. and
Mr*, (leorge Ha**lnger, Mr. and
Mr*. Herman Htrumpf.
Mr*. Karl Werner, Mr*. Emily
/, welbel, Mr*. John Hermann,
Mr*. Emil Mark, Mr*. Iioulae Co
herer, Mr*. Pctera flelbold, Mr*.
Henry Wrlhn, Mr*. Jacob Rutlf
hau*er, Mr*. Palke, Mr*, llcnxet
tler, Mr*. King, Mr*. Ouclion,
Mr*. Oaugler, Mr*. Wehlnger,
Mr*. Bernhardt, Mr*. Aber, Mr*.
Idu Muck, Martha Howe* and Al
fred Hcherer.
New Club la Formed
By Orthodox Choir
The Hellenic Orthodox church
choir formed 11 club recently mimed
the "Daughter* of Penelope " Elee
I.Iomn were held on Friday evening ill.
the "church. The officer* Include:
Mini Klulne Ilnrlomiin, prenldeut;
Mien Ann Miicrl/i, vice prenldeut;
Mina Miirthn Tchexun, necretury;
Minn Penelope Anton, treumirer. mid
Mlr.n Murle Htnvron, doorman. Other
memhern are: Mlnnen .lean Mucrln,
Tula Exiirhoii, Penelope Vanlluhon,
Mary Mlhalitkon, Kntelle Futon and
Tula Anion. The Onuchlern of
Penelope arc under the mipervlnlon
of Peter Tneliun, prenldeut of the
Order of Aliepa.
February 2nd at 6 o'clock at the
Waterbury club.
Pr. Margaret Klely, principal of
the llrldgei>ort Normal achool, will
be the gtieat aiieaker at the meellnR.
Mine Helen Condon, chairman of
the arrangement)-. will be aaaiatcd by
Mr*. DeHnda Tracy, Mr*. Jemen
Holan, Mrn. Martin Dunn, Mr*.
Maurice Hubbard, Mr*. Timothy
Lynch and Ml**e* Hndle Oullfolle,
Mary Rennett. Margaret Riley, Eve
lyn Walah, Rather Flynn, Kathleen
Fitzgerald, Marguerite Dwyer, Marie
Horrlgan, Marlon Keane, Anna
Hweeney, Alice Mc.LInden, Marjorie
Farley, Alice I.awlor, Helen Bellveau
and Betty Oarrily.
Personal
Mr*, Kdward [.awlor of South
rnnyrl road hon hud an liar gticnf,
her nlaler, Mra. Trank Chaw of
Bridgeport.
Mia* Leonlc Wllllamn of lllllnl<1«
nveriue linn barn npending nome
tlinn an the guent of Minn Helen II.
Potter of Providence, H. J.
Mr. and Mrn. Kdward It, Jonen
of Columbia Boulevard are /(pend
ing neveral dayn In New York.
Ml/ei Margaret Grant of Houtli
Main direct npent the week-end In
New York.
Mrn. (J. Walker ninnetl lia/i re
turned to her home on Fleming
nirocl after /(pending aeveral dayn
l/i New York.
MIhk Lucy K. Way land of Wood
lawn Terrace In npending no/ne time
In New York where nhn In a guent
at the Vannur club at the Hotel New
Wer.ton.
Mr. and Mrn. Michael IJrudley of
Hlghlund avenue have returned
afler npending neveral dayn In New
Haven,
Minn Helen Mtonc of Watertown
avenue npent the week-end In
Hprlngfleld.
A lanrincnpe, "I.aborador," which
wan drawn by Minn Kllzabcth Kirk
of the Waterbury Art aehool. In on
exhibition at the annual inenibern'
exhibition of the Hprlngfleld Art
dub. Minn Kirk Imn been a local
member for the pant neveral yearn
and ban hart many of her painting/-,
exhibited throughout New Kngland
and New York.
Coronas Club Tea
Held Yesterday
The Mcond annual tea of the Co
rona* club «u held yeaterday aft
ernoon at the Hotel Elton.
During the afternoon a mu* lea I
program waa enjoyed. Dueta were
rendered by Robert Jacovlno, ptau
Ut and Frederick Bredlee, guitar
and dance routine* were exhibited
by Mlm Evelyn Oheeku. Ml** Anne
Egan, *olol*t, rendered: "L'Amour
Toujour* L’Amour” and *'My Hero."
Ml** Connie Clacclo wa* piano ac
companlat.
Officer* and director* of the club
acting a* ho*te**c* for the event
were: Mr*. D. N. Plaanl. president.
Mr*. Roland Ruggiero, Mr*. Henry
Mlnlcuccl, Mr*. Erneal Caro*elUi.
Ml»* Itena M. Oarbarlno, Ml** Lil
lian Manganaro, Mlm Eva Cappel
lettl, Ml** Candida Mamarella, Ml**
Conntance R. Clacco and Mlm Mary
Maxearrlla.
Sentley Blatherwick
Honored By Societies
Member* of the Hon* end Daugh
ter* of Hi.. George peld tribute to
one of It* member* on Saturday
evening when e party we* given In
honor of Henlley Blatherwlck et hi*
home on Houlhmayd rood. The occa
sion mnrked hi* 7l*t blrlhdey end
al*o the r>0th anniversary of hji
membership In the Son* of S'.
George. The honored gue*t we* pre
sented with a gift. A varied program
of entertainment we* enjoyed and
refreshment* were served.
Those present were: Mis* Adit
Jllatherwlck, Clarence Waite, Mi.
and Mr*. Joseph Dully water, Mr.
and Mrs. William T. Harvey, Albert
fsherwood, Edward Hogg, Mrs.
Frank Carey, Mrs. Margaret Mitch
ell, Mr. and Mr*. Albert Hole,
Hldney Hole, William Bower, Mrs.
Harali Mills. Miss Helen Casey and
Mr. and Mrs. Henlley Blatherwlck.
Felix Giordano, who celebrated
his bflth birthday Haturday was
guest of honor at a party In the
home of Marciano I.aurlno, of
Cherry street. Those assembled to
honor him preaented him with a
watch.
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SAR/fARY
CLEANLINESS
Waterbury’s Better Laundries Actually
Pasteurize Your Clothes!
NO HOME WASHING PROCESS, NO MATTER HOW CAREFUL, CAN
DO THIS — BECAUSE IT REQUIRES FAR MORE WATER, MAINTAINED
AT BACTERIA DESTROYING TEMPERATURES.
Iii every clothes hamper of Boiled wear
ing apparel and bed linen lurk the germs
of dinoane. Physicians and public health
oflleerH are aware of the infections which
bacteria may cause.
Yet strange as it may seem, thousands
of housewives believe, and honestly
enough, that home washing cleanses and
purilies their laundering whereas the
truth is that they are frequently inviting
contagion.
Instead of sterilizing the laundry, the
bacteria in soiled linen is spread to every
article in the family washing thus ex
posing members of the family to infec
tion.
To provide sterilization and pasteur
ization, it is necessary to wash and rinse
soiled garments in far more water at
higher temperatures than is practical at
home.
When your laundry is sent to any one
of the lie tier Laundries listed below, you ,
can he certain that your clothes are made
hygienieally clean and pure that health
destroying bacilli are removed - that
when they pass through the last rinse
water, the water is as clean and pure as
most drinking water. Think of it! The
rinse water is almost entirely free from
bacteria.as clean as the water you
drink.
No wonder housewives, who are alert
to take advantage of progressive im
provements which make for better health
and comfort, are sending all their wash
ing to Waterbury’s Better Laundries.
Tfett&i Launt/nm
Q Co-cperatii/e Effort - in Me interest of Scientific laundering
Shalett-Lux, Inc.
Perrys Laundry
Waterbury Wet Wash Laundry
Imperial Laundry
Peerless Laundry (Naugatuck)
American Laundry