The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-26

Dr John W. Fruln VIII Spedk OH "Skin Diseases and Their Treat ment'' at the Brooklyn Branch Y. M. c. A. forum tonight. These weekly forums are conducted un- der the auspices of & committee Of which Joseph A. Wedzunas president of the Lithuanian-Amer- ican club is chairman.
 Two free educational classes for unemployed men are meeting to- day at the Central Y. M. c. A., salesmanship at 4:30 and metal lurgy at 5:30. Tomorrow's free classes include English at 1880, blue print reading at 4:45 and Q new class in elementary electricity at the same hour.
 President Alfred Gioiella of the newly organized young mems club at the North End Y will call the club to order at S:3O sharp to- night, to select a name for the club and to draw up a constitution. Other officers of this club are vice president, Henry Santopietro, sec retary, Ralph Santopietro and treasurer, Carl Longo. Attorney John M. Membrino Is the club advisor.
 Interest is running high in the debate scheduled for Thursday night among members of the Cwoans club at the Central Y. M. c. A. Joseph Yesulaitis and Frank Ranando will uphold the affirma- tive of the question Resolved, that yp3t chn,,1d nononl the war debts." The negative will be defended by John Weiss and Armand Colombo"
 An interesting discussion of bank ing problems was held in the Square Circle club meeting last night with Leroy w. Foote of the West Side Saving Bank as speaker. An essential part of the program of the young mems clubs in the Y is a discussion of current prob- lems. President George F. Brown presided at last nights session. Other officers are vice president, William Leary; secretary, Joseph Gabriel, and treasurer, Clyde Ferry. Mrs George Pierpont, bridge ex- pert has volunteered her services | for the entire evening as a con- sultant for the big Lions club
 bridge party to be held at the Y.
 M. c. A. on Wednesday evening, February 3. There will be no for mal talk on bridge but Mrs Pier pont will move from table to table
 offering the benefit of her advice and experience as concrete situa- tions occur at the various tables. The ticket committee reports un.
 usual returns and widespread in-
 terest as the people of Waterbury show their desire to support the
 welfare work of the Lions club
 The funds realized at the party | on February 3 are used for the work with under privileged girls through contributions to the Wa | terbury Girls club and for work | with the blind. These two forms | of charitable welfare work are in accordance with the National worl, | of the Lions who contribute to these general causes throughout l the country.
 Mrs E. Norton Decker the wife of the president of the Lions club l is chairman of the general commit | tee in charge of the second city wide charity card party. The suc- cess of the unusually large party | given by the Lions club last year
 has carried over for a profitable
 early ticket sale and the wives
 of the Lions are busy making plans for large crowd. Mrs
 Adolph Reymond is chairman ot the refreshment committee and
 other committees are busy work.
 ing on table prizes, etc. Ticket
 returns must be made at the Lions
 club meeting at the Tlton Thurs
 day noon.