The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-23
'Father-Son' Banquet
 Proves Big Success
Forty Enjoy Supper and Novel PrOgram-Sigma Kap-
 pa Pi Card Party Wednesday
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sion was held and plans laid for the beginning Of Scout work in this district. Alfred J. German was elected a temporary chair man of committee which will meet Mir Marston at the chapel on Friday night of this week. Mem bers of the committee are Rev .R. Wiley Scott. Earl R. Snyder, Wal ter E. Wilson, John Kruse. J. Ar thur Bergen. W. A. Dvmschott. Edward A. Garthwaite, Claude V. Badger and Philip Duhaime.
 MarstOn Is Present
 Those present were Arthur b. Marston. Anthony Talmud, assist ant scoutmaster and Louis Gillis. Frank Bajoris, George BaJoris. member of troop 12 of Waterbury,; Rev R. Wiley Scott, Walter Will son. Claude V. Badger. Walter Hungerford. Byron Loucks, J. Ar thur Bergen, Charles Tyrell. Will liam Dumschott, Philip Duhaime, Alfred German. John KruZe, Earl langer, Edward Garthwaite, Charles Winters. Walter Garrigus, Louis Archambault. Richard Will SOus IhODCFt tNAAcOht dhh VFCD- Der, Joseph RoZdiss, Hubert Avery, Gregory Boulanger, Walter Garth waite, Everton Garthwaite, Louis bault, Robert Winters, Sanford Winters, Edgar Duhaime. Clifford German, John Kruse. Robert Sny- der. Earl Snyder, Joseph Le Bonte. Leonard Hungerford. Mattresses were the Misse Laura Hungerford, Dorothy Winters and Nellie RoZ- dilski. Women in charge were Mrs Alfred German. Mrs Charles Tyrell and Mrs Claude Badger.
 Food Sale Wednesday
 The Sigma Kappa Pi sorority will hold a card party and food sale at the Woodtick school We'd nesday evening.
 Team to be Uniformed
 The banquet given by the Young Mems Republican Voters club at Lakeside tavern Thursday night was a financial as well as social success.
 Equipment for the baseball team will be purchased with the pro- ceeds.
 The boys met for practice yes- terday, Sunday, at their field on the Byam road and were measured for uniforms.
 Society Notes
 MT and Mrs John Rozdilski and family of West street attended dance given by the Lemko society at their hall on Chery street, Sat urday night.
 uyank end in Great Harrington Sunday.
 Mrs c. Nelson Cole, Mrs Henry Theriault and Miss Helen Theriault' attended the miscellaneous shower given in honor of Miss Alice Mills at her home in Waterbury, Friday night. Miss Mills is to he married Thursday to George O'Rourke of Waterbury.
 At Nurses Convention
 Mrs Rose T. Klitka. R.N.. has gone as delegate of the Wolcott and Middlebury schools to spend week at Washington, D. c., where she will attend the National Nurs- es convention.
 Mrs Klitka was accompanied by Mrs N. Dumschott Hunt, R. N. or Hamden.
 Lucky Snake
 Investigating the strange antics of the family cat, the family or MT and Mrs c. V. Badger. discov- cred the cat had chased black snake up a small tree. The snake was out on a limb about eight or ten feet about the ground, it had crawled out where the limb was not strong enough to bear the weight of the cat. The cat was frantically trying to get into posi- tion where 1t could strike at the snake. Since it was harmless black snake the cat was taken out of tree and the snake glided down and away in the grass. The snake was between three and four feet long.