The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-28
YOUTHS FOR VANDALISM
FAYETTEVILLE
ST MCHAEL'S NOW
 LEADING LEAGUE
Defeat Lady of LOurdes Nine-Miss Kramer
 Treasurer

| staging anOtner Itndl iuHtuA finish to come from behind St Mi chael's defeated Our Lady .oi Lourdes in a Catholic Parish league game played last night al WatArviile park. The score wal 9 to 6 and the victory placed Pat | Whiston's hustlers in first place tied with St Francis Xavier. Ryan in the box for the locals, allowed eleven hits as did Denzi of the visitors. but the former was able | to keep his more widely scattered | He famed four men and allowed but two passes.
 Muliigan, the St Michael's short stop was the teams leading bat ter. connecting for three hits. in- cluding a double and q homer with two on, driving in a total of five runs, Boroway and Bouley each garnered two hits. the former mak- ing a home run. Hank Gagain drove out n triple. Four errors at critical times placed Ryan in a couple of tight spots from which he was able to extricate himself. The visitors scored once in the first half of the opening frame | but St Michaefs took q 3 to l lead by scoring twice in the first and once in the second. Lourdes scored twice in tho fifth and again in the sixth but a run scored by the locals in the fifth enabled them to maintain what appeared to be q safe s to 4 lead as the teams went Into the final inning. Here, how ever, the Lourdes team scored twice to take a 6 to lead and the | WhIstonmen entered their half of the final frame determined to tie or win. Boroway promptly pro- ceedcd to smash out A circuit drive | to tie the score and then. with one out and two men on base Mul1i- gan duplicated the feat to bring the score to n close with a Q to 6 vic- | tory.
 St Michaels have now scored vic- | tories over St Francis Xavier, St Joseph's Sacred Hearts and Our Lady of Lourdes; have played tic game with Sts Peter and Paul and | have dropped contest to Our Lady of Mount Carmel-a game in which they played well enough to win several games but in which they suffered unfortunate breaks.
 The next league game is sched- uIed for tomorrow night when the St Patricks' team will appear on the local field at 6:15 o'clock.
 Elected Treasurer
 Miss Sophie Kramer of Wheeler street was elected treasurer of the Womens Educational club at q meeting held recently at the Cheshire Cat Teahouse in Cheshire Miss Kramer has been m active member of the club since It's or- ganization q few years ago and hat served on important committees She Is an accomplished pianist having graduated with honor' from the Yale School of Music. | Picnic To-day
 The annual. picnic of St Paul'i church school is taking place to- day at Lakewood park. The chil' dren met at St Paui's parish house lat 9:30 n. m. and promptly at 1t o'clock boarded . a special trolle, car at Manvilie street and Thorn aston avenue. During the hall hour interval the rector. Rev Ray mond M. D. Adams. and teachers of the school were busy distribut- Ing Identification tags to the boys and girls. These tags were to ems title them to free transportation ride on the various concessions al the park and the picnic lunch. A ] number of the older members oi inc school and parish joined the proup for the picnic lunch which was served early this afternoon.
 Rose Service
 | on Sunday evening q Rose Ser. vice" of unusual beauty was ob' gerycd at Grace Methodist church The setting was most attractive with masses of roses banked lnnalhst the choir and pupit. Di' rectly before the pulpit beneath { specially decorated rose trellis sa four small girls who carried bas kcts of roses and who contributed several selections to the program The devotional service was led b! the pastor, Rev Milford B. Swcn son and was most impressive. Dur ling the servicc all lights were cx ltingulshed and q spotlight played lupon the central trelliB.
 Following Moore.
 Although Johnny Moore failed tf hit safely in yesterdays game which his team lost to St Louis, h' scored the only Chicago run of tho contest. To date he has been al bat 202 times, hit safely sixty-ont times, scored thirty-thrce runs, ant has a batting average of .23S.
 Card Party.
 A large attendance is anticipated nt the sixth district victory fun( campaign card party to be givcr at St MichnePs hall tomorrow eve ming. Nell Maloney is chairman i and is assisted by Il large commit tee of local democratic leaders.
 New Residents.
 New corners to Watervllle arc Rev and Mrs c. Whitc6eld simon son, of North Dartmouth, Mass who. with their son, Wills. vii make their homo with their other son, Rev MuIford E. SlmonSon al Grace Methodist parsonage. Tho elder clergyman will assist his BoI in some of his parish duties. He is known 10 several members Oi Grace church due to the fact thai several years ago. he filled pastor atcs in Thomaston, Woodbury and