The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-18

Congregational church officiated and burial took place In Hillside cemetery. The bearers were Will liam Pickett, !. M. Gilbert, Burritt Tollcs, John Knox. William At wood and David Wundelich.
 Teams are Bunchcd
 In the second meeting of the Al tournament being conducted here and which was held in the Eagles rooms, Friday evening, the Knights of Columbus team was victorious with 79 games while the Outlaws had 7S. the Eagles 77 and the fire men 76. The closeness of the con- test can be seen from the results with only one game separating each team. The standing of the teams to date are is follows: Eagles 163 Firemen, 15S, Outlaws, 15l and Knights of Columbus, 1GS.
 Annual Meeting Held
 The Luther league of St Paul's German Lutheran church held their annual meting In the church parlors Friday evening. The reports of officers showed the league to be in a healthy condition financially and socially. Officers for the com ing year were elected as follows: President Linford Beachert: vice. president. Royden Conopaski: gee. retary, Martin Dekow; financial secretary, Elsie Goglin; treasurer, Otto Schubert.
 Card Party in Harwinton
 The second of the 1882 series of card parties being sponsored by the social committee of the Ply mouth Agricultural society will be held In the home of MT and Mrs Raymond Bentley in Harwinton on next Saturday evening. The public is invited. and prizes will be award ed in whist and pinochle.
 County Meeting to bc Held
 The monthly meeting of the sixth District American Legion posts which is comprised of all the posts in Iitchfeld county will be held at the town hall on Wed- nesday night with Plymouth post acting as hosts. The meeting of the auxiliary will also be held here the same night. Following the ses- sion. supper will be served and a social time enjoyed
 Pinochlc Tournament
 Two teams of pinochle players, all members of the Polish Ameri- can Political club with Steve Licki as manager of one team and Albert Kobylhki as manager of the other. played their first game of a three game series in the ir rooms Friday evening with Kobylhkfs team win ming by a score of 19-17. The second meeting will be on next Thursday evening. The losers will have to furnish supper to the winning team.
 To Play ThOmastOn
 Thomaston high will send their basketball teams to Terryville next Friday night to meet the Terryville high school basketball teams in Q league contest. Thomaston has yet to win league game while Terry vile has won one game. Last Friday night. Terryville made a fine show ing against the powerful Water town outfit with Watertown win- ming by the score of 27-22, one or the closest scores of the season for Watertown Coach Ayre will hold several workouts during the week for the Orange and Black.
 Funeral of Mrs John Vanoni
 The funeral of Mrs John Nanoni who died in Montclaire. N. J. We'd nesday, was held from her home in Todd Hollow. Saturday morn ing with services conducted at St Cyril and Methodious Russian Or thodox church by Rev Joseph Pishtey. Burial was in the Russian Orthodox cemetery in East Ply mouth. Mrs Vanoni was a daughter of MT and Mrs Paul Lyga of Todd Hollow and was born in Bristol. coming to this town as child, with her parents.
 To Hold Dance
 The St Cassimir society will hold a dance in St Cassimir's hall Sat urday night.
 Card Party Thursday Night
 Another one of the card parties being held by the Children of Mary will be held at the home of MT and Mrs James Callahan on High street, Thursday evening. The pub lie is invited. Prizes will be awerd- ed to high score holders. The pro- ceeds will be used for charity work by the society. The hostesses will be the Misses Irene and Catherine Callahan and Maude Matz.
 Nifty Nine Bridge Club Meeting
 The Nifty Nine Bridge club met at the home of Miss Vivian Anderson, Harrison street. Bristol, Friday evening. Prizes were given 10 Miss Jennie kryelski, Miss Pau line Maske. Lunch was served and social hour enjoyed.
 St Marks Guild Supper
 St Marks guild will serve a sup per Wednesday evening from , to : o'clock. Baked fresh ham or beef loaf and other good eatables Will be surved.
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