The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-23


 expected to attend.
 The program for to-day follows:
 4:30 p.m.-Registratio and or- ganization; .6:45-supper; 7:30- guest classes; 8:30, building wor- ship programs through music, led by Gordon Stearns, minister of music, Immanuel Congregational church, Hartford; 9:45, worship, conducted by the Rev H. D. Jones.
 Saturdays program follows:
 g a.m.-Morning watch, led by the Waterville Epworth league; 9:15, building worship programs, MT Stearns; II, guests; 11:30, trip to Junior Republic; 12:30 p. m.- luncheon at Junior Republic; 1880 D. m., guests; 2:30, building and recreation; 6:30, banquet, the Rev Muilford B. Sfmonson, toastmas- ter, Dr Hornell Hart of Hartford, speakeh, MT Stearns, song leader; 9:15-worship directed by MT Stearns.
 Sundays program follows: g a.m.-Methods classes; 9:45, guests, Miss Edith Welker, leader; 10:45, public worship with ser- mon by Dr Hart; 4 p. m., closing service, a candlelght communion service led by the Rev H. D., Jones, the Rev A. c. Flandreau and the speaker, Dr Hart.
 The guest leaders will be the Rev J. D. Atkins, Nelson H. Cruick- shank, Paul Dubois, Stanley R. seph R. Swain. The leaders of the methods classes will be the Rev MT Simonson, district presi- dent; Miss Ruth D. Smith, district first vice president; Miss Lois Beach, district second vice presi- dent, and the Rev A. T. Newcastle, district fourth vice president, Mrs Frederick J. Bruner will be regis trar of the institue, Mrs James Kelley will preside at the organ, and Mrs Flandreau will act as dean.
 Hosts and hostesses are request ed to be at this evenings service to meet their guets and take them to their home if possible.
 Attended F. o. Clerks Convention
 Those from the Torrington post office who attended the annual convention of postoffice clerks in Waterbury yesterday included: Nelson A. Stone, state secretary; Michael Kubina, Francis Collins, and c. J. Mahoney, delegates; Will liam c. McElhone, John J. Delulio and Miss Catherine Hayes, A. E. Wellman, postmaster and K. Fred Rubino, superintendent of mails, were guests at the convention.
 CWA Workers to be Retains
 The order requiring the drop- ping off of 50 workers from Tor rington CWA payrolls this week has been rescinded. No inforrna- tion has been received as yet in regard to reductions to be made in the local force in the future.
 Bingley Funeral To-day
 Funeral services for William Bingley, 66, who died suddenly at the American Brass plant Tuesday, was held from the Tompkins fun eral p.rlors, 1O2 Water street this afternoon at 2 o'clock. The Rev A. c. Flandreau, pastor of the Methodist church, officiated. The committal service was conducted at the funeral home by Seneca Lodge, A. F. & A. M. The body was placed fin the vault at Hillside cemetery to await burial in the spring.
 Social Program at "" Tonight
 The first of series of weekly so- cial programs to be held at the Y. M. c. A. will be conducted this evening at the senior lobby. A musical program, sponsored by the Emblem club, will be presented with Dan Nolan of Winsted, na- tionally known song leader, being present to lead the singing. The program will start at o'clock ana is open to all "" members.
 Next week, February 26 to March 3, will be guest week at the .'Y". during which all members will be privileged to invite one friend to enjoy the full privileges of the association. This is part of A plan for recruiting new mem- bers. Abatement Board Meets To-day :.
 Another session of the personal tax abatement board will be held at City Hall this evening at 1880. This will be the final opportunity for persons desiring abatements to make applications to the board:
 Locals in State Baseball Loop?
 Torrington has been invited to send delegates to a, special baseball meeting to be held in Hartford on Tuesday evening when plans for the formation of Connecticut semi-pro baseball federation will be discussed. The federation is sponsored by A. G. Kamn, for mer recreation director of U. $. government conservation corps camps.
 AIcott Funeral Held This Morning
 Funeral services for George H. Alcott, 63, was held rom the funeral parlors of George G. Smith X. Sons, Milford, this morning at 10 o'clock. The body was brought to Torrington, where the commit tai services was held at the Alvord memorial chapel in Hillside ceme- tery at 1 o'clock.
 New Workers Wed Here
 Miss Irma Kelley of Brooklyn, N. r., and Robert Borsi of New York city were married at Trinity church yesterday afternoon at o'clock by the Rev H. Francis, rec tor.
 The, bride was a friend of MT Hine when he first came to this country from Finland and because of the acquaintanceship chose him to perform the ceremony.
 Short Notes
 A number of Torrington people were guests at the football banquet in honor of the 1883 Connecticut Junior Republic eleven neld last night fin Litchfield.
 The annual inspection of the Torrington National Guard units. scheduled for next Monday, has been postponed until Monday, March s.
 A musical program, under the direction of A. w. Smith was pre- scented at the Torrington high school auditorium this morning and afternoon.
 General and Mrs Sanford H. Wadhams have been called to In- diana by the critical illness of MT Wadhams sister.
 There was q public pinochle par- ty in Pythian hall this afternoon at 2:3O under the auspices of Ther- esa Lodge, O. D. II. S.
 The group meetings of Commun- ity Cooperative company share. holders, postponed this week be. .a..aA aR- AhA alaessa .Ulff ha hAfG