The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-03
the Chase Brass and Copper com

the Chase Brass and Copper com pany.
 Committee Named
 The sixth district committee to raise funds for the democratic victory campaign was announced yesterday by Chairman J. Francis Smith. The committee Is composed of the following Waterville resi- dents: Nell Maloney, chairman, MT and Mrs John M. Lynch, MT and Mrs William H. Dunlavey, MT and Mrs Joseph Seery, MT and Mrs Jo. seph McArdle. Thomas B. Carney, James r. Bowes, Patrick J. Breh- ney, Ralph Dadario, David J. Ryan, Thomas Barrett, Frank J. Keliher, John Humphrey, and James F. Waters.
 Officers Elected
 The newly elected officers of the Young Ladies' Sodality of the Chil- dren of Mary of St Michaers church are Irene Lieber, president; Helen Carney, secretary, and Chris. tine Finn, treasurer.
 Sewer Hearing.
 At this weeks meeting of the board of commissioners of public works a public hearing was held on the construction of a sewer in Lone Oak avenue from Cooke street to Columbia Boulevard. With eight property owners approving, four objecting and eight absent the project was approved by the board and forwarded to the board of finance to ascertain if funds were available. At yesterday $ meeting of the latter board, the cost was estimated at s4,000 and the funds were available and the matter was then passed to the board of aldermen which will. on next Monday, order the board of works to proceed with construc- ton of thu sewer.
 The usual observance of the first Friday was carried out at St Mi- chael's church today with mass at 5:30 a. m. and Holy communion distributed at 7:00 a. m. and 7:30 q. m. Since today Is the feast of the Sacred Heart of Jesus the openancc has more than ordinary interest and signigance. Holy Hour will be at 7:30 o'clock this evening
 Juniors Play Colts Tomorrow.
 The Waterville Juniors are still leading the American Legion Jun. for Baseball league, out due tc their one-run defeat by the Brook lyn Indies are gain forced to share The berth with tho Hopeville Jun. iors, each team having won seven games and lost two. Tomorrow the locals will meet the fourth place North End Colts at diamond No. 2, at Hamilton Park, at 3:1B p. m. On next Wed. nesday at the Hamilton Park No 1, field the locals will meet tho Hopeville team in the crucial game which may decide the league championship.
 Quarterly Conference. The quarterly conference oi Grace Methodist church tool place last night following thu usual mid-week services. Rev H D. Jones, of New Haven, distric superintendent, conducted the con | ference, expressing himself aI pleased with the present condition | of the local church, and congratu lating It's members on their goot | fortune on having secured Rev M simonson as their new pastor.
 Plumbers Win Sc0vill League Gam
 The Plumbers Brass Division team of Waterville being up t third straight victory in the Scovil Twilight league last night defeat ing the Manufacturing team 10- and Keeping its slate clean. Bate led the attack with three hits. Tn victors scored seven of their run In the last half of the opening. win ming after their opponents ha' taken . 40 lead. Carangelo an Woidloski were the battery for tn Watervilio team.
 | Miss Hazel Hallock of Thomas ton avenue recently attended tn senior promenade of this year graduating class of tho Pratt lnsti ute of Brooklyn, N. Y. The dane was held at the New Waldorf-Ai toria in New York City. Miss Hal locks brother. Ted, will graduat Il from Pratt this month. | Mrs Katherine Malia has bee entertaining Frank Fitzpatrick an daughter, the Misses Bernadett and Frances Kirkpatrick. MT an Mrs Frank Bailey and Miss Maj
 saret o'Brien all of Jamaica, Lon Island.