The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-15

at the central Y tonight at
o'clock to discuss proposed re-
visions Of the Constitution and to
make plans for the April Ia meet.
ing Of the club ut which time the
speaker will be Roderic Olzendam
Of the Metropolitan Life Insurance
company of New York city. At
this same meeting Walter A. Jar
Wis, Waterbury representative Of
the committee in charge of the Sec
ond annual Safety Conference to
be held In Hartford, March 20, will
outline plans whereby the club
will cooperate in lining UP q large
delegation to attend the confer
ence.
Several new educational classes
are still open for enrolment. To-
morrow night at 1880 will be held
the first actual session Of the new
class In public speaking for men.
Thursday afternoon at 4:30 the
women's class in public speaking
will meet again. Both of these
classes are taught by Miss Mary L.
Martin. On Friday at $3.50 o'clock
the advanced class in conversa'
tional French will meet with In
structor Max Gaudalette; at 1880
the beginners class In CONVERSE
tional French will be held. Fur
Their information concerning the
classes may be secured by calling
the central Y. M. G. A.
The ninth course for unemployed
men will take UP the subject OF
Machine Design" The date OF
the opening of the class and the
name Of the instructor will be an
nounced MS soon as ten men nave
enrolled for the class. Unemployed
men who are interested in instruc-
ton Of this sort are urged to leave
their names and addresses ut the
main office Of the central X. M.
c. A.
Five new members were received
into the Square Circle club last
night ut its regular meeting at GEN.
trail Y. M. c. A. President George
p. Browne was in the chair. Gal
win Teller, chairman of the social
committee outlined plans for the
coed party and dance which will
be held at the Y Friday, April /.
The educational part Of last nights
program was the discussion OF
''Russia's Five Year Plan" led by
George p. Brown. The names Of
the new members are: George
Gabriel, william Zitron, John
Robinson. Patsy Mango and
Charles Genasius.
Cirrhosis or hardening of the
liver Is not 30 common now as It
used to be. Whether prohibition
is responsible for the falling Off
of this disease OF the liver, DIR AL
bert Hermann, speaker at the Z,
M. C. A. Health Forum last night
did not say, but he did say that
alcohol, whiskey and gin drinking
caused the condition.
The liver Is the largest organ OF
the body and Its chief functions
are to produce bile which Is neces-
sary to digestion, to purify the
blood and to store the sugar or
the body.
It's diseases seldom begin before
one Is forty and for the most part
consists Of jamming up OF the bile
duct by bile stones. Diet and lack
|. of exercise are causes OF the for
nation OF stones. This Is no dis
solvent for these stones.
At a meeting OF the Vikings club
last evening at the central Y. M. G.
A. Daniel l.. Haywood OF the Wa
terbury Trust company and a MEM
Der Of the US Mems club and Roy
e. Smith, Y. M. c. A. secretary
were guests. Mr. Haywood who
was recently elected vice president
OF the US Mems club will be the
future advisor of the Vikings, one
of the outstanding young mems
clubs OF the Y. M. G. A. Nicholas
Hudobenko occupied the presidents
chair during the meeting because
Of the inability Of Viking president,
Robert Lysatt, to take charge Of
the meeting.
The outstanding social event OF
the month at the central Y. M. G.
A. will be the formal dance held
next Thursday evening In the Y
gym at $3.50 o'clock. This dance