The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-01
Carroll of Yalesville.

He was member of the United church of Beacon Falls, the Mems Bible class there and also held membership in Centennial lodge, Odd Fellows of this borough Funeral arrangements will be an- uounced later.
 Warden Harris Whittemore, Jr., has returned from Florida and is back on his job again, 1t was learn ed today. The warden put one oyer on local newspapermen by coming into town Tuesday. He had beeh working yesterday in his office at the J. H. Whittemore company but the fact that he returned was not generally known..
 He stated today that he had to go to New Britain this morning and would not tackle municipal affairs until this afternoon. With the re. turn of the warden Leo Brophy, acting warden, today vacated his task. Mir Brophy has done a fine job acting in the warden's capac- ity.
 There are still many problems for the warden to handle and it is expected he will bring some of them up at the meeting of the board of warden and burgesses scheduled for Tuesday night. This will be the last meeting before the end of the fiscal year and much discussion is expected.
 In view of the warden's return, Christian Groh, CWA head, today turned back the supervisorship of the CWA here to him. In the ab- sence of both Warden Whittemo ore and Superintendent Chittendefi, MT Groh had acted in the capacity.
 Warden Whittemore reported an enjoyable trip, agreeing he picked a good time to spend his vacation in the sunny south.
 Club Plans Dance
 A formal dance is being planned by St. MichaePs damatic club, it was announced today. The affair will be held the first Friday after Easter which will be April 5. It well take place in the parish house. A committee has been selected and plans for the dance are already ur- derway. The club is known for the fine dances they have given and this is expected to be the hest of the lot.
 There will be meeting of the society on next "Wednesday and a program for this meeting has been arranged. Mrs Harry Wintsch will entertain with monologue and there will be comic skit for which the cast has been nearly completed.
 Sufficient funds to secure a new curtain for the stage in the parish house were raised by the recent parish revue given by various or- ganizations of the church and it is expected the new curtain will be put up before Easter. This has been needed for some time and the club is indeed glad to secure it. No public play is planned at present.
 Board To Meet
 There are strong indications that a quorum will be present at the meeting of the board of deucation this afternoon at 5 o'clock. Last month no quorum was present and no business was transacted. How ever this month there is the im- portant task of drawing up plans for a budget for next year and it is believed that all the members will be on hand if possible.
 Supt. Chittenden las month stated that he would endeavor to secure and to get quoroum at this meeting in view of the importance of the business. A report on the CNA activities and FRA wok in the schools will be mad by the turned today from Cleveland, where he was attending a conference of school head. Supt. Chittenden re- school superintendents.
 Red Cross Board Meets
 The monthly meeting of the To- cal Red Cross chapter heads was held this afternoon in the chapter house. Reports for the month were read and routine business was transacted.
 Church Services
 Rev Edward R. Hance of the Congregational church was the guest speaker last night at s l.. Michael's Episcopal church at the Lenten service there.
 Stations of the cross and bene- diction of the blessed sacrament took place at St. Francis church with Rev William Brewer officiat- ing. Services were held at St. He'd. wigs church. Rev Paul Piechocki officiated. There were German serv- ices at the Immanuel Lutheran church with Rev John Frenssen, pastor, presiding.
 Legion To Meet
 A meeting of the American Legion post will be held tonight in the legion rooms at S:15. It will be an important meeting and members are urged to be on hand. No meeting was held two weeks ago.,
 Knights Plan Breakfast
 The Knights of Columbus, Ojeda council, are planning to hold a communion breakfast in April, it was learned today. Speakers for the affair will be secured and it is expected there will be large turn- out. Plans to sponsor a play have been dropped, 1t Is unerstood. The Valley Players Dramatic club. which would have presented the, play, is planning to give one in the not far distant future, its di- rector, Francis J. O'Connor,, an- nounced today.
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