The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-04-30
MINSTREL TROUPE
DUE IN MIDDLEBURY
81 Patrick Entertainers to
Present Show Satur-
day Night
BROOKLYN NEWS

w st Patrick's minstrel troupe
1ourneyed to Union City and pre-
Rented marvellous performance at
Military hall Saturday night. About
four hundred parishioners of st
Hedwig,s parish were thrilled by
the harmony of the entertainers.
The company will visit Middle
bury Saturday evening of this week
and render a benefit presentation
nor the parish of st John OF the
Gross Of which Rev John Ryan is
pastor. The entertainment will take
place in the town hall and will be
followed by dancing.
Templeton Speaks
Former Governor Charles A.
Templeton spoke at the annual Old
Timers night offered by the Brook
iyn Athletic club in its rooms Sat
urday night. Mr. Templeton de-
voted his talk to athletics and re-
viewed some of his own experiences
while performing as member OF
some OF the championship teams in
past seasons.
There were amateur boxing
bouts, singing and dancing on the
program. Among the entertainers
were Joe Whelan and Harry Nor
rissy Of Bridgeport, Michael Nor
rissy, Michael F. Daily, Patrick
stack, Harry Matthew. Myles KEEL
ley. and Ruby Hermstead.
IS The committee was headed by
Matt Dunphy, who was assisted by
Myles Kelley, Thomas Conway,
Daniel Mahaney, Caesar Micchetti
and Rudy Bercier.
Meeting Tonight
The knights of Lithuania will
Sue ~ n <r
~at their club rooms tonight. The
session will begin at 1880 o'clock.
All members are asked to be pres
--ent.
Banquet Wednesday
- The cast which participated in
1.-THE recent performance of the st
: Joseph's Alumni Ministries will be
feted at q banquet to be held on
Wednesday evening at the school
.auditorium. One hundred people
sino1uding the company and their
gd4sts will be in attendance. There
will be dining and dancing during
the course of the program. The
arrangements committee Is headed
by John Stokes.
Briefs
= Among the Brooklynites who at
tended the baseball game in New
York yesterday were Joseph Cough
lin. James Moore. James Barnes.
Patrick Barnes, Michael Sheronis,
& William King, Michael Morrissy,
Myles Kelley and Rudy Hermstead.
y Those attending the game in Bos.
ton were Joseph Doran, James Tyr
II rell, James Oliver, Charles Isasky.
s-Anthony Mariana and William De-
-laney. William Keller of Railroad
Hill street returned from the visit
in Greenwich.
Patrick Carney spent the week.
= end at his cottage at Bay View.
= Mr. and Mrs John German and
~family of Fox street plan to spend
-the summer at their cottage at
Hammonasset beach.
Joseph Houlihan recently leased
"a residence at Indian Neck.
Miss Margaret Dunphy of South
Leonard street recently visited in
New Rochelle.
st Joseph's Holy Name society
attended holy communion in body
rat the seven o'clock mass yester-
day. The organization plans to hold
"a breakfast on May 9th.
Play May rs
= The Children of Mary society of
st Patrick's parish will offer 1.-THE
Mayor and the Manicure" one
act play written by George AIDE, on
Friday evening, May 25th, at the
4 Lyceum. Tickets are now on sale.
The proceeds of the event will be
used to defray the expense of clean
Ing the altar of the church.
Miss Mary KLEIN, who has been
confined to st Mary's hospital Is re-
ported to be well on the road to
recovery. Miss KLEIN is expected
to return to her home this week.