The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-29

UcE VI IIlC WlbIl Ittc th~ ception of James Brennan was present. MT. Brennan had a pre- |vious appointment. The meeting was called late yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Caine, secretary of the con- mittee at the solicitation of Chair man Green.
 Would Organize District
 Organization of a 14th senatorial district Democratic club was dis cussed at some length by the dem- ocratic town committee last ngiht. The club would be patterned after the Litchfeld County Democratic club organized last winter and which has been very successful. 1 With the organization of such a club in the district it was the be- lief that much good could be &C., complished. It was decided to in- vite all of the town chairmen in the district to gather at some fu- ture date to talk over plans for the organization.
 | Store Entered
 Two local youths, one 15 and the other 13 years of age, confessed yesterday afternoon to breaking into the hardware store of H. R. Hawley on Water street and talk ing a considerable amount of valu- able merchandise. The break was discovered yesterday morning by MT. Hawley when he opened his store. Entrance had been made through a rear window. Several valuable reels and fishing lines were taken by the youngsters. The value of the merchandise was estimated at about $40.
 | The youths weer taken into cus- tody by Officer James Hanley at the new dam where they were using the tackle fishing.
 Questioned at the police station they first denied entering the flaw ley store but later broke down and admitted that they also gained en- trance several days ago to the Daily grocery store, adjacent to the Haw- ley store. At the Daly store they took some peaches and cookies, it was stated. and the merchandise was not apparently missed.
 Lawrence J. Farrell and Milton Calvin will represent the St. Francis T. A. B. society of this bor- ough at the annual state conven- ton of the order which will open in Nowich tomorrow night. The first business session of the conven. ton will be held Monday. Mrs Nel- lie Donovan, Mrs Mary Fitzgerald and Miss Mary Sheriden will repre- sent the St Cecelia T. A. B. society at the convention.
 ] Taking Course of Treatment 1 James E. Penrose of Fredrick street Is a patient in St. Mary's hos pital in Waterbury where he is talk ing a course of treatment.
 Rctires Monday
 | Letter carrie. John John Kissane attached to the Onion City post of- flee for the past twenty-five years as a carrier will retire from active duty on Monday. MT Kissane was one of the first carriers to be named to the Union City post office. His place will be taken by carrier Michael kenney who will transfer | from the local office. Carrier Ken ney's place will be filled by Fred Dwyer, at present substitute car rier
 | Purse and Coat Taken | A purse and coat were taken from the car of Miss Enid Steig, assistant librarian of the Howard Whittemore Memorial Library last Wednesday night 1t was reported yesterday. Miss Steid was visiting friends on Mill street and left her purse and coat in her car while making the call. Returning to the automobile after a short visit, She l discovered the purse and coat miss- ing. There was sum of money in the purse and also some papers and other things of great personal value to the owner.
 Outing Today.
 | Members of the Carpenters Union will hold an outing and bake today at Osborn's Glen. The outing will start with the serving of a lunch and the big eats will be spread at 3 o'clock. Between the lunch and | feature.
 | Annual Mission Festival.
 At St. Paul's Evangelical Luther an church tomorrow the annual festival will take place. The morn- Ing service vii be at 10 a. m. and Rev. A. w. Brustat, son of the pas tor, Rer. H. s. Brustat will preach the sermon. At noon hour dinner will be served by the Ladies Aid society. At 3 o'clock in the after noon the Galilee service will be held and the pastor. Rev. H. S. Brustat will preach the sermon.
 Funeral of Stanislaw GOliasicNsi
 The funeral of Stanislaw Golias- iewsi who died Thursday morning at his home, 52 Anderson street was held this morning from the house at 9:30 o'clock and from St Hedwig's church at 9 o'clock where a requiem high mass was celebrat- ed. Burial was in St. James ceme- tery.
 Fairgrounds Close Today. | The playgrounds of the borough ended up the summer season today During the past week many at tra ctions have been held at the four recreation centers featuring shows animal exhibitions and contests Yesterday afternon at the Central avenue playground a bazaar was held. All four playgrounds have been popular places for the young sters since their opening early ir July.
 K. of c. Outing Tomorrow
 Ojeda council, K. of C. members will gather tomorrow at Osborn's Glen eff the New Haven road fol their annual outing and bake Breakfast vii be served to the early arrivals starting at 10 o'clock. Ar athletic program featuring base. ball game between the married and single members of the lodge will be held before the big dinner to bt served at 3: 80. o'clock.
 Seven local swimmers including Alex Sullivan and Miss Margare Scully holders of the cross harboi title for the swim from Light house Point to Savin Rock wil take part in the second annua Bridgeport Herald cross harboI swim to be held tomorrow after noon from Seaside Park to Pleas.