The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-31

 ,e their homes when 1t appeared the Mary O'Brien, Mrs Mary Scully and Miss Gladys Webber.
 4 Pythians Entertain | Members of the order from Derby, Ansonia, Shelton, Seymour, Beacon Falls, Danbury and Bethel attend ed district meeting of the Knights Of Pythias held last night in Pythian hall under the auspices of Gavel lodge of this borough. At the gath ering the rank of knights was con- ferred on class of candidates. A social followed the business, session and refreshments were served.
 Will Attend Conference
 The New York East Conference of the Methodist church will be held in Brooklyn, N. Y.. starting April g. Rev Joseph R. Swain. pastor of the local church will attend the con- ference.
 Mrs Clara w. Macmillan of the church and Mrs Joseph R. Swain will attend the 1aymen's conference the same time. Mrs. Macmillan Is delegate and Mrs. Swain alternate to the conference.
 Will Not Protest.
 No protest to the nomination of Maurice Anenberg as democratic burgess from the second ward will be entered by Frank Madden, who op- posed MT Anenberg at the party caucus last Thursday night for the nomination.
 Burgess Anenberg received 121 votes and MT Madden l12. When the vote was checked with the check list it was discovered that there were 233 votes cast but only 229 checked on the list. MT Madden immediately filed a protest with chairman Joseph Jackson who was presiding. He de- | manded recount, but after thrash ing the thing out for sometime MT Jackson declared Burgess Anenberg nominated. Mir Madden stated at fthat time that he would contest the nomination, claiming that the ballot was illegal.
 Last night MT Madden stated that although he was satisfied that the caucus vote was illegal he would not protest the caucus for the sake of harmony in the party ranks. Will Broadcast Tonight. | John Burke, Jr., and his Club or I chestra will be heard over station wICC, Bridgeport tonight between the hours of 7:15 and S:45. This orchestra has been heard over, the air on several occasions and has always pleased.
 | Death of Mrs Maria MarIanO.
 Mrs Maria Giuseppa Mariana. 65 widow of Dominick Mariana died l Sunday night at the home of her daughter, Mrs Rocco Scavone. 105 Coen street, after a brief illness. | 1,oJ o rocidonf of the borough for the past ten years. She is survived by two sons, Joseph of this borough and John of Italy; | two daughters, Mrs Rocco Scavone and Mrs Joseph Saroni of Nauga- tuck, and one sister, Angela Maria Nardiello of Italy.
 | The funeral will be held Wednes- l day morning from the home of her | daughter, Mrs Rocco Scavone and | from St Francis church, where re- l quiem high mass will be celebrated. Burial will be in St James cemetery.
 Annual Roll Call Held. | The annual roll call meeting of Centennial lodge was held last night in odd Fellows hall. The meeting was largely attended.
 An entertainment followed the business meeting and refreshments | were served.
 Warden Resting Comfortably. Warden Frank T. Green who was operated upon yesterday morning in St Raphaeps hospital in New Haven | by pr William Verdi was reported as resting comfortably this morning. The operation was a success and it is expected that Warden Green will rapidly regain his health. Funeral of Mrs Joseph Kirdzik. The funeral of Mrs Constance Kirzik, wife of Joseph kirzik, who died Saturday afternoon was held this morning from her home, Al | Washington street at 8:3O o'clock and at o'clock from St Hedwig' s church, where a requiem high mass was celebrated. Burial was in St James cemetery.
 Scouts to Assist. Boy Scouts will assist in main taining order at the Easter Egg hunt to be conducted next Sunday afternoon on the grounds south of | the Salem school. The Scouts will be- under the supervision of Scout Executive Lyman B. Bunnell and Stewart Boyd, who has charge of the Legion troop. Charles Thomas is chairman of the committee. His assistants are Herbert Johnson, Raphael Ford, Bert Sumpf and Mi- mhael Norris Frank Wylong will be in charge of the guards. They will be Thomas Brodeur, Milton Robey, James Dalton, John Desmond William Lilly, Ray Ericson and Vic tor Anderson.