The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-24
B. A. (. PLAN OLD TIMERS PROGRAM Members and Friends to Attend Party Satur-
 day Night
BROOKLYN NEWS

The Brooklyn A. c. pioneer ath- letic group will sponsor an old- timers night at their club rooms Saturday evening. The event will be attended by close to four hun dred members and friends. Boxing bouts, entertainment and short talks will be included on the pro- gram. Tickets for the affair are noiw on sale and they may be se- cured fro nlraembers of the organi- zation.
 Anna Uuucia Fetell
 Miss Anna Luccia of .25 Summit street was pleasantly surprised at 2 birthday party given recently in her honor. More than thirty people attended, Those present were; Jo- seph Marine. Joseph Pavone. Vi- ola Marine, Joseph Richards, Ans ne Leone, John qenova, Louis Di- FillO, Michael Cianfpi. Jerry Gag Hey, James Lucia. boinenic Cop paEsi, Frances Feiiph. Loretta Dug gan, Paul Deschefies, Rocco Di Ell. To, Elvira Etdhis. John DiLseo, John DiPaul, Lillian Duggar. Leo Gag ney, Joseph Clement, Richard In. apo, Joseph Cicecchetti, Rose Le- one, Ribbella TuFHiln, Carmela Valerie, Lena Torro and Leaard Socito.
 Razins Buildings
 Several of the buildings ordered eontiscated in the Railresd Hiil St. section are being fasea. Two houses pronuouced as being untit for habitatlph have already been abolished and at present unem- ployed wefkme1 are engaged in tearing down two more. It is un- dsrstood that the work will con- tlnue in other sections.
 The material taken from tho buildings is taken to the unem- ployed coal yards on Washington avenue and distributed unless otherwise ordered by owners.
 COaney's Barn Burned
 The barn in the rear of the premises of Andrew CooRey, for- mer republican candidate for ma yor, at 30 Chiptnah street, was completely damaged by Are short ly after midnight last evening. Two cars inside of the, building were demolished by the flames be- fore the arrival of the firemen from Engine Go. 1 and the chemical Company. Due to the age of the structure the flames made rapid advariceIte before telephone alarm was made. / The dam6ee is estimated to be in excess of S1,0O0, and the cause Of the fire has not as yet been de- terminsd.
 srhpot Tots See Circus
 The pupils of the various schools of this section formed parade to the circus after their sessions yesterday. More than four hundred marched along Bank street to the State Armory and attended a. spe- cial performance of the Grotto show.
 Cuhrches On Daylight Time
 Masses in the churches next Sunday will be held on daylight sewing time. The schedule follows:
 St. Patricks--Masses at ', 8, 9:s0. Il. 12, 12:30 o'clock. Children mass at 9;30.
 St. Jossphs-Masses At ', 8, 3, 10, II, 12:00 o'clock. Children at s:00 o'clock. Vespers at s:oo O.
 Mt. carmel-Masses At 7. s:so, 1e:00, 11;so. Benediction follows last mass.
 Miss Gertrude Coughlin of Charles street was q weekend vis- itor with relatives in Hartford;
 Misses Alice MeGrath and Kath- arine Dower of Poplar street are visiting in New York city.
 Miss Lucy Kennedy of South Leonard street is visiting in Eos ton.
 is spending 2 few days at his cot tage at Lake Quassapaug. :.
 Michael Higgiston of Alder street spent the weekend in Prov idenee.
 John Gidopnis of Bank street is planning. q Maine fishing trip;
 John Bendler of Highland ave- nue recently motored to Wash Harry Ryan of Railroad Hill street is recovering from his ill., ness:
 Mrs. Frank Kennedy of South Leonard street is visiting in Ros- ton.
 MT. ana MrS. JOHu hOplc1n OL North Riverside street recently vis- tied in New York city
 John Jenusaitis of Chipman street recently addressed q gather ing at White Tower Inn in Chesh, Ire.
 Miss Della Sheronis of Bank street has returned from q visit with relatives in Peekskill, N. Y. Mrs, Michael Daily of Congress avenue has returned from a visit in Philadelphia.
 / Mrs. Edward Coughiin is on . shopping trip in New York City. Mrs. William Keller of Railroad Hill street is visiting in Worches- ter. Mass.
 Fpancls Fitzgerald recently re- turned from a visit to Detroit,