The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-08
FITzMAURICE TO
 HEAD COMMITTEE
St Patrick's Holy Manners Pick Members for May
 27 Breakfast
BROOKLYN NEWS

Thomas r. Fitsmauriee waa named chairman oe the prepera.. tions committee to act in charge of tho communion breakfast to be sponsored by tho Holy Name eo- ciety of St Patriok's parish, May 27th. Others appointed at last nights meeting wore Mago ehee- han, Frank Hardy, James Dineon and Partick 0arvey.
 According to present plans there will be . widely known speaker and special entertainment features. Their first efforts were made four years ago and the enterprise was 90 successful 1t has become an an. nual evont. Solicitors will soon Do appointed to make personal con- tact with every man tn the parieh and be assured of thoir presence.
 Tho weekly card tournament fol- lowed tho business session. At pres ont Captain Joseph Farrell is lead- ing, followed by James Dineon' Mage shoehan, Joseph Houiihan, and Joseph Bowen.
 There will Do . special meeting of all captains Monday evening at which time plans will Dc made for some sort of an event to eomplete the season. All leaders are urged to Do present or send . represen' tatlve
 who conducted last nights moet- ing were Michael Kitchen, presl. don't; otto Herman, vice-nreaident; Francis Mitchell, secretary; Thomas Eitsmauriee, Jr., financial score. tary: Mago shoohan treasurer, and Rev William Wirkus, chaplain.
 Meeting Tonight
 There will bo Q regular meeting of at Joseph's Holy Name society at the hall tonight. Discussions concerning tho value of sports VIII be in order. Norbert Alexis will conduct the entertainment. The meeting will No directed by the Rev Benedict ORuronskas, chaplain. Plans for the first annual commun- lon breakfast will also come up for discussion.
 K, of L. Plan Program
 A special Mothers day program will bo held under the sponsorship of the Knights of Lithuania Sum day.. All members are asked to Do present for this program.
 The organization will attend the 6 o'clock mass in q body and re- celve Holy Eucharist. After the mass they will assemble with their mothers In the hall for their first communion breakfast. Judge Ed- ward !. Finn of tho court of com- mon pleas will be the guest speak or. There will be activity tn the evening also. Two plays will De presented. Rev John Morkunis or Thompson will address the gath ering aAd dancing will follow.
 Joseph Coskie, president of the K. of l.. is in charge of the are ransemsnss' a,,efs
 William r. Keegan Of 1s5 South Leonard street was recently tender cd q birthday party.
 Mrs Edward 0roody of South wilson street is confined to St Mary's hospital.
 Mrs Francis L.awlor is confined to St Mary's hospital.
 Miss Alice Mc0rath of Poplar street has returned from . visit to Troy, N. Y.
 Play Discussed
 The Sodaiity of the Children Of Mary of St Patrick's church held q meeting at the Lycemu last night. The principal order of business concerned the approaching play to be presented under the sponsorship of the sodality.
 The play "'rhe Mayor and the Manicure" is being produced un- der the personal direction of Rev Bernard Foster, chaplain of the SO. ciety. The stage presentation will be Friday evening, the 26th.
 To Rage Buildings
 More of the undesirable resi- dences located on Railroad Hlii street will be raxed. Four have al- ready been demolished and work has been started on two more this week. It is understood that IF are listed to go. as part of the eiim- ination program started by the