The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-21
WATERVuLE MOORE STARSN
 HIS FIRST GAME
Local Boy Collects Three Hits-Mrs Laun at
 Convention

Chicago Cubs since the opening day of the baseball season last week to ncte what the popular Waterville boy would do when given a real chance. He more than met their expectations yesterday when he played his first full game of the sea son against the st Louis team which the latter captured. 3-e, in spite of Moore's efforts. The latter played at right field replacing for the day, the well-known '.Kiki" Cuyler, and served as lead-off man on the bat ting order. He made three of the Cubs ten safe hits and scored ona of their pair of runs. In two earlier games this season he had appeared as pinch hitter but had not played in the field.
 Moore's activities are being watched with keen interest and his local friends and neighbors are hop ing to see him used often and ef- fectively during the present season.
 Attends Convention
 Mrs Louis F. Laun, of Faber ave- nue, regent of Melicent Porter chap ter, Daughter of the American Rev. olution of Waterbury, is in Washing ton, D. C. this week attending the Fortieth Continental Congress of that organization which opened yesterday at Continental hall. Mrs Laun is one of the official Connecticut dele gates.
 Married at Torrington
 Several Waterville people recent ly attended the wedding in Torring- ton of Miss Ellen A. Cushing, daughter of Mrs Anna Cushing of that city, and George F. Cooley, son of Mrs Alphonse Cooley of Will liam street, Waterbury. The cere- mOny was performed by Rev Will liam J. Tanning, pastor of St Fran cis church. Miss Kathleen Cooley, sister of the bridegroom. was the bridesmaid, and Thomas Hubbard, cousin of the bride, the best man.
 Mrs Cooley is a graduate of Tor rington high school and was secre- tary to Father Tanning. The bride groom. former resident of Water- vile, is a graduate of Crosby high school and is connected with the New England Transportation com- pany.
 Upon their return from wed- ding trip to Atlantic City and Wash ington, D. C., MT and Mrs Cooley will make their home at 6S2 Main street, Torrington.
 Mrs Phillips Improved
 Mrs Jennie c. Phillips. principal of Sprague grammar school. who has been seriously i'll at her home, 303 Dwight street, is now on the road to complete recovery and ex- poets to be back at school on May 1st. She is now recuperating at Bay View beach, Milford. Conn.
 Leagues to Organize
 Representatives from several Wa terville baseball teams will attend the organization meetings of the American Legion. Public Parks. and City Recreational leagues at the offices of the park department at the City Hall this evening.
 Distinguished List Of Bearers
 At Robinson Rites
 The honorary bearers at the fun al of the late Patrick H. Robin son, superintendent of the Plumb ers' Brass Good division of the Sco- will Mn aufacturing company, held yesterday morning at St Margaret's Waterbury included the fol- lowing Scovill officials: President Edward o. Goss. vice-Presiden: John H. Goss: Vice-President Chaun worth P. Sperry: Assistant Secre- t&ries whitman W. Bowers and Bur Cor P. Hyde. Mark l.. Sperry, Rich aid c. Jeter. Charles Draher. Charles Warner. Martin U. Lowe. Albert c. Luscher, William Black, William E. Price, John V. Montague Edward g. Sanderson and Frederick Peutter: Patrick F. Donahue and Ralph l.. Keavaney of the Plumbers Grass Good Division, Waterville; Harry Anderson of the Hamilton Beach Division, Racine, Wisconsin: Thomas Jameson and William Will liston of the Gilchrist Division, New ark, N J., President John Spellman and Adrian Wolff of the Scovill Foremen's Association: and Ex- Mayor Martin Scully and Dr c. w. Russell, former associates on city boards.
 The active hearers were William r.. Ferguson, Michael Hanley, Ar thur P. Hickox, Thomas Bolger. Will liam Colina and Joseph +. Wolff,
 Honorary bears from Sheridan Council Knights of Columbus. in- cluded Grand Knight Martin J. William J. Dunphy, Attor- ney John l.. Gaffney. George A. Uynes, Dr Daniel Donahue, and Charles F. Macdonald.
 The officers of the solemn high mass ofsrequiem were Rev Peter F. Daly. celebrant. Rev Cornelius F. Teulings, of Watertown, deacon and Rev. John Donaher, sub-deacon. These cleryymen also conducted the committal services at the grave in tie family plot in Calvary cemetery.
 Ladies of the Fairmount Com club will hold a food sale at Washburn's grocery store in Moh- mouth avenue Friday. starting at 10 0 clock. Contributions will be thank fully received. Members of the club will give a private dance at the Beardsley and Wolcott Club rooms night. TAnAM nnVATTU