The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-19

turday, April 21, at the society's rooms on Curtiss street at 1880 D.. m.' Business of importance will be transacted and all members are re-
 quested to be present. It is believed the society will discuss a matter in connection with taxation of prop erty of the society.
 It is believed Warden Harris
 Whittemore will strive to hold the
 local budget down to the level of last year at the meeting of the
 board of warden and burgesses to-
 night at 8 o'clock in the borough courtroom. The meeting is Q spe- cial one for the purpose of making out the proposed budget for the coming year. It IS expected there will be much discussion of the var-
 ious departmental figures.
 >St. Michael's Notes :.
 On Saturday afternoon, April 21st at three o'clock there will be special service at St. Johns church, Waterbury, for the presen-- tation of the Lenten Offering Of the Sunday school of the Episcopal church of the new Haven Archdea- conry. The New Haven Archdea- conry, by the way, Is coterminous with New Haven county. The offer- ings are collected during the Len- ten season by the children of the church and are presented at a special service held each year. This year the service will be at St. Johns. There will be the awarding of prizes and banners to the schools which have had a good rec ord; an address by 8 prominent speaker from the mission field. bus has been provided to take the children who belong to the local choir and the representatives from the various classes. These children will meet at St. Michaers parish house at 2 ?. m. on Saturday af- ternoon. This is very interesting service and the public are invited. The junior choir will meet for a special rehearsal of the hymns to
 be sung at this service on Friday. April goth at 3:30 p. m.
 Fifth and Sixth Number
 of Exhibition
 At the Naugatuck Y. M. c. A. ex- hibition to be held Friday and Sa- turday April 27th, and 18th, the fifth and sixth numbers will be devoted entirely to apparatus work. First the younger girls will show their parents their ability, and then the boys will follow. About 80 girls will be divided into their usual squads with captains of the squads: Catherine Brosnahan. Mary Gormley, Rachael Rodenbach, El- sic Lamis, Jane Wyatt. Olive Hult- berg, Mary Jane Honan and Jean Martin.
 Both boys groups will follow in which 100 boys will work as the girls class. Babe Sweeney will be squad leader on the rings. and Ed win Baumer will have the mats for tumbling. The Midget's leaders are
 Norman Gibbs, Gene Montanari.
 Bill Cross, Donald Lutze, James Dunn and George Tucker. Appa- ratus consists of rope. ladder. buck. horse with spring board, two sets of rings. two sets of mats. This setting alone should not be
 missed at the Y. M. c. A.
 Bowling Tourney
 A mems singles elimination bowling tournament has started at the "" with 45 bowlers partic- ipating as follows: William Jones. Paul Beardsley. George Kennedy, | Irwin Grant, Fritz Klambt, Alvin
 Noble, John McGroary, Edward Floss. Dante Montanari. William Galgot, Henry Resell, George War ner, J. A. Durr. John German, Al- bert Kievman, Ray Melbourne. Franklin Hubbell, A. s. Cox. James Cummings, Idris Alderson, Seymour Squires. D. J. German. Thomas Smegelski, William Noble, | William Roemcr. MahIon Sears, I Edward Melbourne. Steve Sweeney, Fred Faust, Fred Swenston. Joe Rico, William Pliknitis. William Chittcnden, Louis Rubin, Frank Lobdell, Robert Worrell. Harold Chittenden, Dr. H. c. Rolf. J. H. | Hagopian, Rev. E. R.. Hance. Fred Wiz ellsworth. Sam Kfevman, Jo-
 seph Carlson, H.. Whittemore, Jr., and Jere Murphy.
 All matches will be best three out of five strings. Two first round matches were bowled last night. Ir- | win Grant defeated Sam Kievman s to i and ]. IT. Hsgopian defeat l cd John McGroary 2 ' 1. Hagopian was the winner of last years singles tourney and he is out to win aRain.