The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-21

Der of Milford Post, American Le. zion.
 First Holy Communion will be administered to Q class of boys and | girls of St Mary's church to-mor- l row morning at the o'clock mass bv the pastor, Rev Richard r. Morrissey. It is expected that the | church ediiice will be filled for Inc
 Many Corps To Take Part IL is expected that about fifteen drum corps will come to the bor- ouRh tonight to take part In the paTade to precede the dance of St Francis' Drum Corps marking the 20th anniversary of the corps. The dance will be held in Tano's Dance hail oA south Main street. The par ade is scheduled to start at 8:1b o'- clock and the dance program will he inaugurated following the par- ndo, The out of town corps will be guests of the local corps at Q lunch con to be given in Hibernian hall following the paradeS A baton con- test will be held at i0:30 o'clock during intermission.
 Burkes orchestra will furnish the music for dancing.
 To Plant Memorial Tree
 A delegation of the local branch of the Connecticut Federation of Bird and Nature Clubs of this Dor. ough will plant q memorial oak n Hubbard park, Meriden this af. ternoon. The trees to be planted will be known as the George Wash- ington Memorial trees. The pro. gram will start at Il o'clock.
 Play T0rringtOn This Afternoon
 Naugy and Torrington high VIII meet this afternoon at Recreation field at 3:i6 o'clock in q return game. Several weeks ago Torring- ton defeated the locals in the New | City. Naugy has high hopes Of setting the up valley team back this afternoon. Hennessey is ex. | pected to pitch for tho locals with Kechkes catching.
 Entered in Meet
 Five local high school athletes are entered in the Connecticut 1n- | terscholastic Athletic conference track moot which is being hold in New Haven to-day. The local stars arc George Goodwin, fast sprinter, Donald Dalton, Bill Heaiey, Stan. l Icy Bandurski and Wallace Sundns. over 200 athletes from 15 high schools arc entered in the meet. Fire Fighters Open Season The Naugatuck fro department baseball team will play two con. tosts over the week end, the first this afternoon in Unionvlllo ngninst tho Unionvilie fire laddtes. Tom0r. row afternoon they will meet the Colorcd Giants. These games will be tho first regularly scheduled contests for tho local firomcn.
 Show scores Second Time
 Anothor large audience wit. messed tho second performance Of the three act comedy. "Widow by Proxy" presented last night in the Com Opera house by the senior class of the local high school. lGxtingviish Brush Fire Tho local fro department was called upon yesterday Go extinguish q brush fro which was burning on North Spring street. Chemicals were used to conquer the blaze.
 Wedding This Afternoon
 Mss Laura Taylor, daughter of Mir and Mrs Frank Taylor of City Hill street, and Carl Peterson, son of MT and Mrs John PeterBon Of Francis street will be united in marriage this afternoon 1t 3 O.. clock In the Methodist Episcopal church by the pastor, Rev Joseph R. Swain.
 Carnival Closes Tonight The carnival which has been conducted all woek at Recreation field under tho auspices of Union City post, Disabled Veterans will close tonight. All week tho wenth. CT has been Ideal for the carnival and large crowds havo boen in at. tendance. Art Lowig' shows arc the feature attraction.
 l Poppy Sales Open
 Sales of peoples opened In the borough t0.day under the auspices of Naugatuck post, American Los zion and Crusader post, Veterans of Foreign Wars. Headquarters for tho sale of the peoples has been established on the local green tents being erected for Headquarters. The salo of peoples is expected Co be largo. The money received from the salc goes to q fund to aid OK. service men of the borough. Johnson. .NfOriarty
 Miss Loretta 0onevievS M0rilr. ty, daughter of Mrs Mary M0riarty of Cherry streot and Clifford stephen Johnson, son of Mrs A. Biad0 Johnson and tho late ]. Ed- ward Johnson of Chicago, III, were united In marriage yesterday y morning at 10 o'clock in the roc. tory of St Francis church by the pastor. Rev John J. Fitzgerald. Miss Margaret Moriarty, sister of the bride was bridesmaid and Paul C. Jiilson of Springfield, Mass was best man.
 Tho bride wore q close fitting ankle length gown of shell pink chiffon, with q small brimmed hat and accessories to match. Her bou. quet was of pink briarcliff roses. The bridesmaid wore gown of tea rose chiffon, with accessories to match and she carried an arm bouquet of pink roses.
 The bride Is c graduate of the Naugatuck high school and was valedictorian Of her class. She is stenographic supervisor of the Rubber Regenerating plant of the Naugatuck Chemical company. MT Johnson is q graduate of the University of Chicago and Is re- search chemist at the Naugatucls Chemical company plant.
 MT and Mrs Johnson are now on q wedding trip. Upon their re- turn they will reside on Oak street. | To Hear Confessions Rev Father Abramaitis of Bloomfield will be at st Mary's church this afternoon and evening to hear the confessions of Lith- uanian members of the parish.