The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-08

Marion SkeIly, Emma SulniileTiciut Edna Stoewe, Helen Tolassi, Lucille Valentine, Mary Weekes. Margaret Wunch and Mae Zbikowskl.
 Held For Theft
 Joseph Gamache, Jr of 37 Wood ing street, stephen Ostrowski Of "A Conlon street, and Norman Parent of 7G North street, wkere arrested to-day by Sergeant Daniel J. Me Gillicuddy on L charge of theft. They will presented in court to-day. It is alleged that several days ago, three youths stopped at gasoline station on Farmington avenue. owned by James McMahon. and that while they were waiting for some gasoline. the sum of $l4 was taken from the cash register at the station.
 To Return Prisoner
 Sergeant Henry Jeglinski left yesterday for aAlbany. N. Y., where h ewill serve papers on the Cover nor of that state asking that Vim cent Quistberg, of Mount Vernon, N. r., be returned to this city to answer q charge of non-support of his wife and two children. From Albany, the sergeant will go 10 Mount Vernon to get Quitsbere. The sergeant Is making the trip In the police car.
 Card Party and Dance
 The annual card party and dance given by St Matthew's Parish or Forestville will be held at Lake Compounce. Wednesday evening. August 10th. Many prizes have been donated for the event and a five piece orchestra has been secur- q to play for tn dancing. The com mittee members who are assisting Rev James J. Mcdonald inprepara- ton for the affair are as follows: w. L. Cafferty, Joseph McGlynn. Joseph l.. Mcdonald, P. J. Collins. Richard Lambert, John Kaicher. William Dutton, Sr, Joseph T. Hol- den, Mrs Clyde Brooks, Mrs John Kaicher, Mrs Edward Cafferty. Miss Lillian Mcdonald, Mrs Francis Kane. and Mrs w. l.. Cafferty.
 Tennis Tournament
 At meeting held on Thursday evening at the home of Senator Fuller r. Barnes, tentative plans were made for q tennis tournament to decide the city championship. MT Barnes was named honorary chair man in charge of the tournament while Willis P. Fraser. was named active chairman. Other committees were chosen as follows: seating committee, Willis P. Fraser. Wil- liam P. Calder. and Philip Geiger; prizes, William r. Claalder. Ralph k. Strong, and William Garrett; publicity, William Garrett, Roy Barke, will-known local player and captain of last years Bristol High school tennis team was also named a member of the general commit tee.
 It was announced that there will be singles and doubles matches for men and singles 1matches for wo- men, and that prizes will be award ed in all events to the winners and runnersup. All entries must be made to the committee not later than August 14th.
 Drum Corps Field Day Arrangements are rapidly being completed for the Drum Corps Field Day to be held here on Sep tember 28th, unde rth auspics of the New Departure Flute and Pic colo Corps. The program will con- sist of alstreet parade, with hun dreds of visiting corps participat- ing and contests at MuZzy's Field and Red Mems Hall on Prospect street. The contests at the hall will be those of baton swinging and will take place during the dance to be held.
 l Benefit Dance
 l A benefit dance and entertain. ment will be held at the State | Armory on Center street Saturday evening. Septembr 6, by tn Harold F. Emmett Post. 994, Veterans oi Foreign Wars. assisted by it's auxil. iary. The proceeds will be used tc care for needy ex-servicemn and thlr families. The committee ir charge consists of James Moody and Aime Gervais. with ticket dii tribution in charge of Mrs Georgt Stanwood.