The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-15
FRIENDS PLANNING BACHELOR DINNER
Joseph Kerrigatl to Be Guest of Honor Thurs-
 day Night
BROOKLYN

Joseph Kerrigan will be honored by friends at q bachelor supper to take place at the Bankers Grill on Thursday night of this week. Mir Kerrigan will be married to Jane Bernadine Nolan soon.
 The supper will start at g o'clock with a program of entertainment as presented by the we'll known Brooklyn s0loists and later in the evening speeches appropriate for occasion will be made by friends of the honored guest.
 Democrats to Meet
 The democratic workers in the eleventh voting district will as- semble for their first meeting early to plan for the campaign. The organization is engaged in the making of new voters this week and the task will not be completed until Saturday, according to Will liam Downey, town committeeman. Plans will be mapped out to have the workers make personal con- tact with every voter within the area embraced by the strong 11th district. It is expected that similar arrangements will be made in the neighboring 18th, of which Frank Leary is town committeeman. The actual date and place in which the meetings will take place Is to be announced later.
 Boost William M. ,Citron
 William M. Citron, democratic candidate for cOngressman-at- large was encouraged in circulars. distributed about the B. ooklyn ai.d Town Plot section over the weekend. The literature was pre- pared by acting secretary of the State Federation of Lithuanian Voters, Joseph Savonis of New Britain.
 The circular stated the merits of the candidate and his platform. It stated in part that he favord old age pension and improvement on working mems compensation laws. one half percent interest fixed by loan companies and sweat shops. The data fixes MT Citron as mah with a social viewpoint for the benefit of the working class as well as for the, farmer and business man.
 c. IL. S. Plan Dance
 Initial arrangements for the afl- nual Lithuanian Catholic Students dance to take place at St Joseph's hall on November tenth, were completed at a meeting held this afternoon. According to the pre- parations already completed, the Black and Gold orchestra will fur n'sh the dance music. The hall will be attractively decorated with fol- iage in appropriate fall colors.
 The committee in charge of the dance includes Louise Jaudizman. Vincent Klimas, Edmund Jenusai- tis, Ross Matthews, John Greblun- as, pr Matthew Colney, Valeria Jaksitis, Anastasia Zabelskis, Alice Mayauskas and Rev John Kripas. The latter is actinf as chairman.
 The next meeting of the students will be featured with showing of motion pictures taken at the re- cent convention held at Thompson in the early part of July.
 St Patrick B0wlers to Meet
 The St Patrick's Holy Name So- ciety bowlers will roli at St Jo- seph's alleys beginning at 8:15 o'clockh this evening. Tonight will mark the third week of the competition.
 Card Committee to Meet
 There VIII De meetin8 or tnc committee that is to be in charge of the card tournament among the men of St Patrick's parish at St Joseph's bowling alleys at 7:3O o'clock this evening. The group will be headed by Frank Hardy. The committee includes, William Dwyer, Edward Loftus. Joseph Bowen and Cyrel Dunphy. The first games of the tourney are list ed to be played at the Lyceum on Thursday night of this week. All interested In signing up with q team are asked to notify the com. mittee.