The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-08
Thanksgiving Mass Opens Celebration
 Observed Saturday
Naugatuck Couple Honored at AI-Day Party at Their Home Congratulatory and Good Will Expressions
 Many Several Waterbury Friends Attend
NAUGATUCK
Wm. J. Baxter Correspondent- -Phone Naueatucl e7a2

Naugatuck, Oct s--Mr and MT. simon Stokes of Spring street were feted by relatives and friends 1T observance of the 5Oth anniversary oi their wedding celebration. mass of thanksgiving was cele. brated at St Mary's church at 8 a m. by the pastor, Rev Richard P Morrissey. The couple received many congratulatory messages and expressions of good will from rela. tives and friends at their home during the day.
 Among those present were War. den John Sheriden, members o1 both the Naugatuck fire and police departments, Henrietta Keavitt Chris Groh, Mrs Helen Doolittle MT and Mrs H. A. Daley, Mrs B. Cronin, Betty and Jean Hackett Mir and Mrs John Hackett, Mrs Kamaitis, Mrs Rathburn, Leon Farr, James F. Mulligan, MT and Mrs Charles Fogarty, Dr Edwin R Curran, Mir and Mrs Henry P. Mo- Carthy, Mrs Joseph Herman, Mary Neary, Elizabeth and Annie Neary Mrs w. J. Weary, and the following members of the Altar society o1 St Mary's church, Mrs John Gull linane, Mrs M. B. Fitzpatrick, Mrs Thomas F. Reilly, Jr, Mrs A. Zeig- Ter, Mrs P. Denihan, Mrs Ray Howard, Mrs Patterson, Mrs F. E. Smith, Mrs J. F. Dolan, Mrs j. Gormley, Mrs Joseph Horn, Mrs M Talbot, Mrs T. F. Murphy. Mrs Will liam Goggin, Abbie Reilly, Mrs James Schaff, Mrs George Lambert Mrs John Kissane, Mrs Michael Kenney, Mrs Edward Parkinson Mrs Gottlieb Zehnder, Mrs Herman Zehnder, Mrs Mary Langford, Mel lie T. Duggan, Eliza Brodeur, Mrt Henry ,Zwick, Mrs Edward McGov- ern, Mrs Elizabeth Linskey, Mrs George Roberts and Mrs G. J. En- gelhardt.
 Also, Rev Richard P. Morrissey Rev Paul w. Piechocki, MT and Mrs Thomas, J. w. Hayes, Harry Olson, MT Pickford, Mae Stokes Frances Stokes, MT and Mrs Ed ward Sivoski of Waterbury, Mrs Clara Sivoski, Lillian, John, Stan ley and Helen Sivoski, MT and Mrs George Stokes of Bethel, MT and Mrs William Stokes of Ansonia, MT and Mrs John Stokes of Bridgeport, Mrs Rose Brazis of Bridgeport, MT and Mrs Joseph Klimas of Bridge port, William and Kenneth Stokes of Ansonia, Paul A. Wislocki, Mir and Mrs James Stokes, MT and Mrs Michael Stokes, James Stokes and Mir and Mrs Charles Strickulis, all of Waterbury, MT and Mrs Joseph Stokes, and Edward, Robert and EYnrov. 0&AGna AR EY0 y.ffnPA.
 Other Naugatuck people present included: Francis Linskey, Mrs Carl Olson, Mrs F. Baker, Mrs J. ZeIesky, Mrs s. Butkus, Mrs A Ratkiewich, MT and Mrs R. Mazil- auskas, Mrs Emily Poscavage, Mrs A. Sanda, Mrs Anna Klimasunski Mir and Mrs Frank .Klonowski, Mrs Stella Laguna, John Christianson, Peter Yozanski, MT and Mrs s. Pol akowski, Mir and Mrs w. Lubo- wicki, Mrs Anna Bannon, MT and Mrs s. Biernacki, MT and Mrs s. Olszewski, MT and Mrs J. Krapew- ski, A. Lompert, Sophie Lompert. Peter Jurzynski. Paul A. Now, MT and Mrs A. Loman, MT and Mrs R. Polomski, Mir and Mrs B. Soli- wocki, MT and Mrs F. Fatek, Victor A. Anderson, Matilda Babionkee, Frank Klonowski, Peter Yozanskt and Donald Goodenough.
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 Also Dr and Mrs Edwin Curran. Mir and Mrs w. Kalinoski. Joseph Wojtczak, MT and Mrs T. Wojt- czak, MT and Mrs F. Szezesint, Paul Guischer, MT and Mrs K. Galewski, Mir and Mrs S. Gumulenski. Mary Mv.u MarNiC- = zonek, Mrs Josephine Sodloski, MT and Mrs W. Shopis, Mrs Mary Raczkowski, Mrs Joseph Mickie- dicz, Mir and Mrs Louis Bierthothy. Mir and Mrs Samuel Lyons, William Lacichows. J. w. Hayes, MT ana Mrs J. F. Herman, Nancy and James Herman and MT and Mrs Il. Dabby.
 A report on progress in white collar job is expected to be made at the meeting at o'clock this afternoon of the advisory board to the Federal Emergency Relief As- sociation here. It is understood ap- plicants for some of these projects which will involve clerical work, have been investigated.
 Last Tuesday members of the board, John German, John Caskey and Attorney Joseph Talbot. with the warden, MT Groh and Harris Whittemore. TERRA supervisor here, investigated most of the im- portant EZRA projects so now they have a better knowledge Of conditions which may come under discussion. Work on the Bethany airport road job was continued with two trucks available to-day in a drive to finish it up. A report will be made on the condition Of Johnson street now.
 Will Choose Play
 Members of the St Mary's Dra- matic Club will choose a play at their monthly meeting tonight at 8 o'clock in St Mary's church hall. All members are urged to attend the meeting.
 Several plays have been consid-