The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-02

HlDernian nall. Among the corps to have signified their intention of talk ing part are the Veterans of Foreign
 Wars of Ansonia, American Legion of Seymour, American Legion of Terryville, St Mary's of Oakville, St
 Francis of Torrington, St Pauls of Kensingson, Y. M. T. A. B. of New Britain, Rockville of Rockville, Tor rington Fife Drum and Bugle Corps. American Legion of Southington, T. M. Russell of Middletown, goth Fleet Division Naval Reserves of Bridge port, St Francis Xavier Boys Scouts of Waterbury, Royal Typewriter of Hartford, Boy Scouts of Hartford. New Departure of Bristol, Plainville of Plainville and Pacific Engine Corps of Bridgeport.
 Young Peoples Fellowship Meeting
 Rev Thorpe Bauer, pastor of the Olivet Congregational church of Bridgeport will be the speaker at the meeting of the Young Peoples Eel lowship of the local Congregational church.
 He will speak at o'clock on
  ship. Rev Bauer Is very fine speaker and will be remembered for fine talk given here last year. This is the last formal meeting of the Fellowship this spring. all members and friends are urged to be present.
 To Elect officers
 Officers for the ensuing term will be elected Monday night at sum- mons meeting of Naugatuck Aerie of Eagles to be held in their rooms in the Tano building. Nominations took place last Monday night.
 To Attend Luncheon
 Among those who will attend the luncheon of the Waterbury chapter of the New Rochelle College Alum nae to be held in the Hotel Elton in Waterbury on May 16, are Miss Frances Schaffer of Trowbridge Place and Miss Katherine Brennan of Meadow street.
 Sclecumen In Session A session is being held to-day by the board of selectmen and town clerk to admit those whose names appear on the list Ito be made" and whose qualifications expire before Monday, election day. It was stated | this morning that so far as was known there were no names on the list to be made to-day.
 Show Again, Pleascs Another appreciative audience en- joyed the second presentation of ''The New Poor" given last night in Columbus Hall by the Valley Play CTS. The first performance was giv- en on Thursday night. Recital Monday Night Monday night, the third of ser- les of organ recitals will be given the Congregational church by Or- ganist Lyman B. Bunnell. The con- cert is open to all who are interest ed. The program will be as follows: St Anne Fugue, Bach; Gavotte in F, Shackley; Largo from New World Symphony, Dvoral; Piece Heroique, Francis; Chant du Bonheure, Le- | marc; Tragedy of Tin Soldier, Nevin; The Return from the War, His Jealousy, His Farewell Serenade, The Tin Soldiers Funeral March, March aux FIambeaux.
 | We'll Known In Borough Mrs Cecelia F. Brennan, wife of Dr Hubert D. Brennan, of 221 High street, Bristol, who died at her home was very well known in the bor- ough.
 The deceased was a sister of Rev William J. Tanning. pastor of St Francis church of Torrington, form erly pastor of St Mary's church in Union City. She had visited in the borough on many occasions while Father Tanning was stationed in the borough. She was born in Bristol, August "A. 1866, daughter of Am prose and Rose (McGovern) Fan ming, and had resided in Bristol all her life. She was educated in the Bristol schools and was married to pr Brennan 35 years ago. The fun eral will be held Monday morning from St Josephs church, Bristol. To Hold Card Party A public card party will be held Monday night in St Mary's hall un- der the auspices of the Altar Society of the church, Bridge. whist, forty five and pinochle will be played. Death of Henry Smithauscr Henry Smithhauser, of Beacon Falls. former Waterbury resident died last evening at the home of his son, Henry Smithauser, Cross Roads, Beacon Falls. The deceased is sur lvived by three sons, Harry of Wa terbury, Frederick of Stamford and Henry of Beacon Falls, and two daughters, Mrs Mary Price and Mrs Lydia Walthers. both of Naugatuck.
 He was member of the German
 Baptist church of Waterbury. The funeral will take place Monday morn ing at 10 o'clock from the funeral home of Clayton A. Bailey, S1 South
 Main street. Services will be con- ducted by the Rev Julius Kaaz of
 New Haven, Burial will be in Pine Grove cemetery. Beacon Falls.