The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-02-08
FAVORS SEGREGATING YOUTHFUL PRISONERS
| wATERvILLE HOTCHKISS RITES
 THIS AFTERNOON
Deceased Was A tiv e Worker at St Paul's Church

The funeral of Mrs Janet Evelyn Sceley Hotchkiss, wife of Charles " H0tchkiss of 92 Lone Oak ave- nue, takes place this afternoon from the Alderson funeral home On Central avenue to St PauPS Episcopal church. Waterville, where the rector. Rev Raymond M. D. Adams, conducts funeral services at two o'clock. The body will be placed in the receiving vault in Pine Grove cemetery, to await burial in sharon. Conn, in the spring.
 Mrs Hotchkiss was native of sharon, where she was born sev- eDty-one years ago. For many y, ars she had been Waterville resident and had endeared herself to 0 wide circle of friends. She had been an active participant in ali activities of St PauI's church until her illness of the past few weeks forced her retirement and was particularly interested in the Parish society. A lover of flowers, the grounds surrounding her home were always most attractive throughout the spring, the summer and fall. She was member of Naomi chapter, order of Eastern Star.
 Besides her husband, she Is sur Vived by three sons, Frederick A.. Hotchkiss of Boston, Mass, Allan C. Hotchkiss of Stratford, and Cliff ford J. HotchkIss of WatcrviIle, who is organist at St MichaePs Episcopal church, Naugatuck: a daughter, Mrs Robert $. Eggleston
 n. ..t. H |. xt two brothers, Frederick M. SeeIey Of Northfeld: and a sister, Miss Adele V. Secley of Bantam.
 Son Born
 Announcements have been re- ceived in Watervillc of the birth on last Friday of son. Robert Taylor Rose. to MT anj Mrs Clin- ton F. Rose, of Bloomfield, W. j.. Mr and Mrs Rose are former Wa torville residents. Mrs Rose being formerly Miss Winifred Brown. daughter of MT and Mrs Frank Brown. MT Rose is now Boy Scout executive in Bloomfield. N. J.
 Card Party
 A large attendance ig anticipated at the final pre-lenten card party to be given by St MichaePs Ladies Aid society at St Michaers parish hall at 8:30 o'clock this evening. Mrs Joseph McArdle is head of the committee in charge and Is as- sisted by Mrs William Cavanaugh, rick Donahue, Mrs James Duncan and Mrs Joseph Scerey. Prizes will be awarded the holders of the highest score at each table in the tridge, pinochle and whist sec tions. Team prizes will be awarded in the forty-fve divisions. Re- treatments will be served.
 Icntcn DcvOtiOns Announced
 At yesterdays masses at St Ml- chaeIs church, the pastor, Rev William j. OShea, announced that services on Ash Wednesday would consist of blessing of the ashes and mass at 6. m. and distribution of ashes following the morning mass, at 3:30 p. m. and at 7:30 D. m, Daily mass will be celebrated at 8 a, m. during lent and the sta tlons of the cross devotion Will take place each Friday at 7:30 D. m. Mite boxes for the annual ienten offering will be distributed this week. The lonten regulations az prescribed by Bishop Milan were read and discussed by Father O'Shea as was the work of the organizations of the church at home and abroad. The arnaul appeal for .he support of F, issions is always made, in this diocese, on the first Sunday of lent.
 Pride of Welch Circle
 The ladies of Pride of Welch Circle, Companions of the Forest, have completed plans for their pri- yate valentine dance to take place al Goodwill hall on the evening of Friday, February 12.