The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-23
THOMASTON
FIRST COMMUNION
 CLASS AT CHURCH
Bernatchez Funeral Held Saturday-H. s. Nine
 Plays Tomorrow

A class of AS received their first Holy Communion at st Thomass church Saturday morning. There were 20 boys. and 28 girls In the class. The class went to their con. fession on Friday afternoon ana attended the s o'clock mass Sat. urday morning in n body. The girls in the class were Rosemary Ly0ns' Anna Giattas, Mary Cunningham. Delphine c . fardone, GenevieVe Krolik. Milcha Ezyz. Madeline Win ters, Louis Wathle, Susie Novakow- ski, Agnes Wisneski. Irene Sitkie. witz, Grace Rcardon, Mary Howard Julia Postic, Mary Pettak. LAiliah Cook, Julia Mushalook. Frances Krayeski, Callesta Hen2. Doris Lord, Julee Barrett, Carol Thomp- son, Helen Pergoda. Gloria Sciarrn. Betty Terrence and Catherine MOnahan.
 The boys in the class were Bruno DePecol, James Martin. Anthony Lauretano, Benny Grohoski, Don ald Daly, Clements Hodkowski' Thomas Monaghan. Eugene Vige- mt. Francis Vigeant, Henri Wis neski, Edward Dhigokinski. Char.
 
 Geukowski. Vincent Sciarrn. Rob- ert Daly, William, Klshalock, Ray mond Romanine and Edward Romaine.
 Funeral of Francis Bcs1,atchcy.
 The funeral of Francis Der natchex was largely attended Sat urday morning at Q o'clock from the funeral home on Union street to st Thomas church at 0:30 O. clock, where n high mass of TO. aulem was celebrated by Rev John Burke, pastor. The bearers were the three brothers, Albert, Joseph and George Bernatchez. and Fran cls Cooley, Rudolph Roy, and Leo Grassler of Waterbury. 1nterment was in Thomas cemetery with w.. II. Lyons in charge,
 Ball Game Tuesday Afternoon.
 The Thomaston high school will play the strong Watertown High school team on the Sanford ave- nue grounds Tuesday afternoon. The local students lost n close game to Litchheld last Friday af' ternoon by the score of 9 to z.
 GasccOn Lodge Members Visit
 Waterbury.
 A number of the members or Gaaceon Lodge Knights of Pythias attended the invitation conducted at the Buckingham hall in Water bury Saturday evening by the Wa terbury lodge. state officers were present. nnd q socinl time followed the work.
 K. of q. Boys Club Lost Game.
 The k. of C. Boys club was de- fented sunday afternoon by the Waterville club before large crowd, Knox pitched for the local nine.
 Democratic Town Committee Meets
 Tonight.
 There will be R special meeting ot the democratic town committee in the court room of the town building this evening when the members will make returns on their victory national campaign. Annual Poppy Sale Gets Started.
 The annual sale of the Buddy Poppy sale sponsored by the Veter. ans of Foreign Wars got under way Saturday with the Veterans and their auxiliary members assisted by the Boy Scouts making tho drive.
 William Burns of Waterbury was the guest of Mir and Mrs D. J.. O'Connell of Gilbert street. sunday
 James Malnhan of Brooklyn. N. Y. visited his mother, Mrs Hugh Malahan of Pleasant street, Sum day.
 Constable LeRoy Cooley In doing trnff duty on the new road belne built from Reynolds Bridge to the How'd Mill nights.
 Several local men attended the opening of the City league in Wa terbury sunday and saw the Gar age team managed by "Perce" Att wood won their opening game from the Trlbunes, 'gN
 The Thomas Memorial associa- ton will meet this evening at { clock, when the final arrange mcnts for the Memorial day ccle, bratlon will Dc mndc, Chester Bcllmny Is chairman of the com. mittec.