The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-30

The local Y. M. C. A. will be headquarters for the men delegates and the Hamilton House for the women delegates to the 62nd an- nual state convention of the Con- necticut Catholic Total Abstinence Union which will be held in the borough on August 28, 29 and 30. The convention will informally open on Sunday evening August 2S, and the business sessions will be held on Monday and Tuesday in Columbus hall. The convention will open with a high mass to be cele- brated at St Francis church on Monday morning. The convention will adjourn at 1:30 o'clock on Monday and the delegates will be taken by automobiles to the Mill ford shore for an outing. At 9 o. clock in the evening, a banquet will take place with a dance to follow. Tuesday morning solemn high mass for teh deceased members of the order. The election of officers will follow.
 President George McNamara of the local society is chairman of the convention committee. Bernard Mulyey is in charge of reservations for the men delegates and Miss Mamie Sheridan is in charge of the reservations for women.
 Furnish Milk
 Undernourished children of the borough will be furnished milk by the Naugatuck Rotary Club during the summer months 1t was decided at the meeting of the local club held yesterday noon hour in Halls Tavern.
 During school sessions milk is given to undernourished children through the local tuberculosis com mission. There will be distributed daily under an arrangement to be outlined by a committee composed of William E. Chittenden, Kenneth Johnson, Edward Melbourne and w. E. Chittenden.
 Perfecting Organization
 Organization of the Naugatuck Woman's Club is being perfected at a meeting of local women being held this afternoon in Pythian Hall. Officers of the club are to be elect ed at this afternoons session. It is expected that the club will start with a roster of close to 100 mem- bers. Plans for the organization of the club were made at a meeting held a few weeks ago in the bor- ough. The nominating committee to bring in the nominations of off, cers are: Mrs Chester Isbell, chair man; Mrs Harry Peterson, and Mrs John Gaskey. The committee on by laws consists of Mrs Glen Noble, chairman; Mrs Harry A. Dalby, Mrs P. H. Watkins, Mrs Phil Rob- inson and Mrs John P. Coe.
 First Friday Tomorrow
 Tomorrow Is the first Friday of the month. Masses in St Francis church will be celebrated at 5:30, 6:30 and 7:30 o'clock. Confessions will be heard this afternoon and evening.
 Several Register
 Over forty children have regis tered for the annual Vacation church school which will open next Tuesday at 9 o'clock in the Congre- gational church parish house. Those who plan on attending the session and who have not registered to date are asked to do so tomorrow morn ing at the parish house. The school is being conducted by the Congre- gational and Methodist churches. All children between the ages of six and fourteen are eligible to at- tend, but those coming from other churches will be charged a regis tration fee of $2. payable on date of registration.
 McGrOary Assistant
 John F. McGroary boys secre- tary of the local Y. M. c. A. will act as assistant to Scout Executive Ly- man B. Bunnell at Camp Persh- ing the summer camp of the local scout council on the Housatonic river it was announced yesterday. The camp will open next week. Scout Executive Bunnell and an advance guard are already at camp making preparations for the open ing. The tent leaders during the