The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-05
WATERVILLE ! LODGES TO USE
 CARNEY HALL Meeting Schedule to Be. gin-St Paul's Fair
 Successful

| Camp 19, Patriotic order Sons of America and its auxiliary Camp 14, Patriotic Order of America. have selected a new meeting place. and, as a result will be able to re- turn to their original schedules of meetings, which have been some- what curtailed during the past year. Beginning this evening, both lodges will hold their regular meet ings in the new lodge rooms in Carney Hall, over the Carney Drug Store at the corner of Chapel street and Thomaston avenue. Camp IS will meet on the first and third Thursday of each month and Camp IA on the second and fourth Thurs day. A fifth Thursday which oc- casionally falls will be utilized for special meetings which may be necessary.
 Both organizations met regular ly semi-monthly in Goodwill hall until about a year ago when cir | cumstances made it necessary for Camp IA to seek other quarters. St PauPs Parish house on Manville street was used for several months, on Wednesday evenings. The de- velopment of parish activities at St Pauls' finally made it necessary to deny the use of the parish house to outside organizations. As a re- suit the two camps have been meet ing once a month, each using one of Camp 19's regular dates. The new arrangement is sure to be greatly appreciated by all mem. bers.
 The removal of the waterville branch of the Bronson Library has made 1t possible for Mir Carney to convert the space formerly occu- pied by the branch into quarters suitable for lodge meetings.
 Successful Fair
 St Paul's Parish Society's Fall fail was well partonized yesterday afternoon and evening. It was held as usual at the parish house on Manville street and many availed themselves of the opportunity to acquire home cooked foods, hand made articles of fancy work, quilts and aprons, books, preserves and homemade candies.
 Downstairs in the dining hall a delicious turkey dinner was served from 5:30 to 8:0O D. m. It was a typical New England turkey din- ner with all the "fixin's' and thor oughly satisfied the scores of din- CTS who filled and re-filled the long tables, which were attractively de- corated with fall flowers and lighted candles.
 The fair was very successful and tribute to the hard work of the ladies of the Parish Society.
 Brother Dies
 | ThA GnaNG AH brother of Albert Frank, of Water vile, occurred Tuesday at Miller ton, N. Y. MT Frank had been in failing health for some time and his death which took place in the sharon hospital. was nat unexpect- ed. The funeral services took place this afternoon at o'clock, in Deep River. Conn, and burial was in the Deep River cemetery. The deceased had occasionally visited his brother here and was known to many To- cal residents.
 Court weIch
 Court welch. r. of A. will hold its regular meeting at Goodwill hall at 8 o'clock this evening. Re- ports on the recent Halloween dance will be made and plans for fall and winter activities discussed.
 First Friday
 Tomorrow is the first Friday of the month and the usual sacred heart devotions will be observed at St Michaei'B church. Mass will be celebrated at 5:30 a. m. and holy communion be at and 7:3O a. m. Confessions will be heard from 3:30 to 5.30 and from 1880 to 9 o'clock.