The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-23
CARD PLAYERS IN ACTION TONIGHT St Patrick Competition Is ClOse-K. of L. Meet
 Tomorrow
BROOKLYN NEWS

The Holy Name Society of St Patrick's will continue it's card tournament tonight. About sixty of the men gathered for the weekly rivalry. There scents to be some question as to who Is leading at the present time, but this situation will no doubt. be ironed out in the competition of the next few weeks. The captains are Mago Sheehan, Joseph Bowen, Joseph Farrell, James Dinneen, Thomas Fitzmau- rice and Patrick Garvey. Communion Classes First Communion classes have | been started at St Patrick's. Ac- lcOrdtng to an announcement made yesterday the children will meet after school sessions on Monday and Wednesday of each week. Novena Friday There will be no card party at the Lyceum Friday evening. The Novena of The Sacred Heart will be held at the church at 7:30 o'clock.
 @ Mission Closes
 The mission conducted by Rev Anthony A'Chille at Our Lady of Mt Carmel church came to a con- clusion last night. Each morning and evening, the church was filled to capacity and the discourses were greatly enjoyed.
 Rev Michael Lynch was delight cd with the attendance of parish toners, especially the children.
 Knights Convene
 There will be an important meeting of the Directing Board of the Knights, of Lithuania at the Green street club rooms to-mor- row night at 8 o'clock. Each mem Der is urged to appear for this session. .e
 To Give Play
 The Children of Mary Society of St Patrick's parish have started preparations for play to be held at the, Lyceum in May. The proceeds the expenses of the altar cleaning.
 The interest in the sketch should attract wide attention due to the fact that many of the old time fav- orites are to portray the char acters. A rerl old fashioned night Is anticipated. .lah1
 Minstrel Rehearsal
 The Holy Name minstrel troupe rehearsed yesterday in preparation for the program to be presented at Military Hall in Union City Satur- day evening. The affair will be con- ducted under the auspices of St Hedwig's parish. Joseph Lezotte, director of the show believes that the folks down in the neighboring Polish parish will like the Irish songs and looks forward to large crowd. Dancing will follow.
 St Patrick's :. minstrel troupe members are asked to be at the Lyceum at 6:30 o'clock Saturday. It is important that they appear so that proper arrangements may be made to start the show in Union City at $500 o'clock.
 Briefs
 Among the Brooklynites who at tended the Braves and Giants game at the Polo Grounds yesterday were Francis Coughlin. William King, Joseph Houlihan and James Moore.
 The Misses Marjorie McGrath, and Marie Barnes were recent vis- itors in Hartford.
 Mrs Nellie Havican, former resident of this sect,on is confined to St Mary's hospital following q recent operation.
 Edward Coughlin recently re- turned from q fishing trip. No big ones were exhibited although many were supposed to have been on the hook.
 Banquet Saturday
 The Lithuanian State Annual Victory Banquet will, take place in Bridgeport Saturday evening. The principal speaker will be Mayor Jasper McLevy. Others will be members of the clergy and prom inent laymen. It is expected that about five hundred will attend. I
 Awards are to be made for in- dividual and team skill in the fields of golf, baseball, basketball and bowling.
 Among the clubs to be represent ed are the K of l.. of this city, St Andrews of New Britain. St Casi. mers of New Haven. St George Choir Club of Bridgeport. Lith- uanian Catholic Crusaders of Bris- tol. and the Lithuanian A. c. of Ansonfa.
 officers of the state orga citation are the Rev Edward Cradeck of Hartford. chairman, Attorney Charles Tnmulionis of New Britain | vice-chairman: Joseph Coskic. of l Waterbury. treasurer; Miss Mary Sidiauskas of New Haven. financial | secretary; Miss selma T.. Dillon of 4. j. Il.