The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-26
WATERvILLE
KITE FLYERS
 AGAIN WARNED
Danger of Electrocution StressedMOOre May
 Play Steadily

The police department has again issued warning regarding the haz- ards of flying kites with wire strings or of metal construction in any part. It is pointed out that on Saturday a kite with a wire string became lodged in power lines in the .Waterville section. The action of tho kite finally caused the wire to cut through the insulation of the power line and as a result fuse was blown. The tremendous amount of current released along the wire would have instantly efectrocuted any boy who happened to have the string in his hand at that time. Fortunately the string was free and nothing happened but the situation is deemed serious enough to call it to the attention of parents of boys / who indulge in the pastime of kite flying. If possible the sport should be practiced away from the proxim- ity of high tension or other power lines.
 Moore May Play A Month
 The injury to Kiki Cuyler, regu- lar centerfielder of the Chicago Cubs, suffered in Sundays game, will probably keep that star player out of the game for month. It will probably give Johnny Moore the op portunity of playing that position regularly for that period and if the local boy displays anything like the brand of baseball he played on Sun day when he relieved Cuyler. Great things may be expected of him.
 Card Parties
 Two public card parties are sched uled for Waterville this week. The ladies of Pride of Welch Circle, Companions of the Forest, will give their last party of the season on Thursday afternoon at Foresters hall. Mrs Kathryn c. Malia. the chief companion of the lodge, and Mrs Thomas Buckley are in charge of the party.
 On the following evening in St Michaels parish hall. the Young Ladies Sodality of the Children of Mary of St Michaefs church, will give a party, their first this year.
 Sections will be reserved for bridge, pinochle. whist. contract, and forty-five with attractive awards to the holder of higest score at each table.
 OlllCHl f1Otfu The official board of Grace Meth odist church will meet at the church parlors at eight o'clock this evening. It will be preceded by meeting of the church finance the parsonage on hour earlier.
 Young Peoples Fellowship
 The Young Peoples Fellowship of St Paurs Episcopal church will hold it's next meeting at St Pauls parish house on Manville street next Sunday at 5:30 D. m. A sup per will be served. Reports of committees on the work of the present year will be read and new officers will be elected. All young people of the parish, not now mem- bers and desiring to affiliate with the Fellowship are invited to pre- sent themselves at the meeting.
 Silver Tea
 A group of ladies from Bunker Hill furnished a pleasing enter tainment at silver tea given this afternoon at the parlors of Grace Methodist church by members of the Ladies Aid Society of that church.
 Warren Brink, a member of Mrs Clifford D. Northrup's Sunday school class at St Paups church. entertained his classmates at a party at his home on Bucks Hill. John Cookson, Julian Totten and John Balkus were prize winners at the card games which were played. Mrs Randall Fink served refreshments. Those present were Mrs Brink, Mrs Northrup, John Balkus, Julien Totler, Warner Frink, John cookson. and Ray mond Mattson.
 Plan Play An amusing comedy. 'The Hur- -icane Wooing", is to be presented tt Grace church parlors on Thurs Jay evening. The cast has been ,hosen from members of the Sum ,ay school class of Mrs George xubbell and Mrs Hubbell has oacfsed the players. The play pre- .ents an unusually large number of humorous situations and should he hivhtv entertaining.